7 10 196 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d80f863a7458293f5b41e651c802f445.pdf 3e5ac10fdd1a6ea0507a76fdaa5ffa01 PDF Text Text VAO V*ta n + + TOKYO (AP) — Big doses or vitamin A can halt or prevent development of Jung cancer in animals, a scientist reported today. He has found a way of Inducfra lung cancer — the same kind that humans get — in ham. stars. But when he also feeds them vitamin A. very few come down with lung tumors. Ills findings., he stressed. are by no means an Invitation for ciguraft smokers or people lIi'- ng Cancer In Animals Irig in air-polluted areas to start gulping down vitamin A. or lots of carrots which are rich In the vitamin Ton much vitamin A can he harmful to humans. Dr. Umberto SaffintU. Italian, born pathologist now at the Chicagn Medical School, described his research at opening aciontific sessions of the Ninth International Cancer Congress. He ampiled them In an interview, 1-Ic turned up evidence that dust particles In the air, or In 7?2iern O/)e, / mW cIarette - -------------smoke. can ho the ci,rc 'ffhn. fhnr, 1nfI1i-ir .'-.'..'F, visa "carriers" to take cancer.causbreathe It in over a period of chemicals Into the lungs. months or years. He could follow what happened because the Using hamsters, he prcparc'd benzpyrenc' fluoresces. Inert dust particles to which were attached crystals of a poThe dust particles mostly hetent cancer-caused lx+nzpyrene. came lodged in the walls or Renzpyrcne Is found In smoke bronchioles and alveoli, or air or exhausts from Industrial sues. Soon the benzpyrenc di-;plants, automobiles, coal fursolved and spread through the naces, and also In cigarette lungs. smoke. hamsters given duct only, He Injected this material without benzpvrenc, did not get down the windpipes of hamtumors. ing $1,000: Mrs. Leo LOS, Jr. $100: Margaret CuIlImore 4955 93rd Ave. N. Vohisla Bar Fin. 1 $100: Charles Abell 1238 Elinor Dr. Orlando, Fla. $1,000: Andrew P. Lapievre Noblet,, ) 1% u 1 $100: Mrs. v.'w McGinty $100: Laryma Munden 317 1t Cuilr.J Ave. 1451 N.E. 132 Rd. Winter Haven, Plo. Miami, Fla. a is IL 4 CLOG By The life massacre in Coin. rado took place Sept. 29, 1879. Ever wonder why State Beverne Agent% raided two Sanford dnh after the c1uhs have been having Bingo games for years and year*? The word is that P. State BeVeritge Agent French Ave stopped : back hva local officer and warned for spred ing. The agent, according to the Z4r €'ntifnr? *1rrnU Page 14 Oct. '24, 1966 race9 miles per hour. $100: Mrs. J. C. Williams $100: Maynard lr.dd $100: Phil Hershfelt 17051 Dolphin Dr. 1045 PO1'PeI Dr . 31$ S. Thompson Rd. N. N. R.ddhtgton leech, LW'qO, Fl.. Apopk., Florid. Florida may E. Hall $100: $100: Walter W. White 265 Trithv Rd Brooksville,PlO . $100: Helen L. Panossian 1228 SemInoie St. Clearwater, Fla. : the rrids continue "one-baiit" was confiscRted from a W. 11th t. establishment the other day' by $100: Charles Grab.r 2607 Adrian Ave. Lorgo, Plo. 4509 27th Ave. S. Gulfport, Fla. $100: Mrs. Wade HarreII 7002 Dime.,, St. Tan", tat Beverage Agents. And of cnUr(,, Sanford Police were not notified. * See where the .layeee" are holding their carnival Thursday ,t sp.m. . . . What I would like to know i who put the lligapot? the ,1uki tors $100: Mrs. May Wagner 615 interlochan Ave. Lokelind, Flo. no. in Had an interesting worning going over invoices from the County Commission rind School office . . . Wanted to check how much merchandise is purchased in Seminole Count. as cam pared to other surrounding SARASOTA BRAND HERE'S ALL YOU DO Pick up your "Let's Go To The Races" cord at PUBLIX. No Purchase necessary. Match the : ___ Z '.. ' N Wour cards at home while you watch the color W skw. Tiffin, Ohio, Atlanta, maitland were purchased loca many ere put •.: * Serve hard a 590 Wieners ............. Swift'. Premium Sliced Bar-B-0 7. . 'l C . Ir, 0 - + 0SAVEI7C!L.dyl.fty .......... 69 SWIM, P10mium Brounchweiger or •.- rune uice Fruit Drink Penny=Saver3 40 bou. .3 .32 oz- J as, ...... chub 390 SAVE 330 Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit * 46 •i. What we would like..to, Ther: more nerotiable bids was an item purchased in Monoo ' 4 9. S SAVE 4c! Lucky Leaf a - . Apple Sauce. Baked Beans • S z. 2ao 25 • 13 I t ca 19 C \1 *1 4 * 1 — dairy _specials • MW Is! PIUd.ry!s PIMy + ••) Biscuits......325 SAW 4s1 PIilu,'. Crmcmt ..';" ++ - soft W • 29c fr.ze.s f..d•. _ a • _ Waffles....,.3 Lith iv. W)* 4il-nà + French Beans - - '. - PI• Mignon M ,1 . down piodUce 1 1 si i L ea.s • • New &ZOW& ' IL t139 I '.SIud)[3 1, '. - ___ Three Diamond Sliced 1 . . P #2 S I t '' uen' 69 aApode SAVE 4c! Ciii. VIIIIII1II Pacluid I Um • • 2 '"• ceas Delicious Sweet 10Full sari 59 25c Dog Food . . . 2 '.: 25c o Tomato Soup . . soon Of awkilan T=WW %imn 17 reguI.r price a a Ah M WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI SANFORD PLAZA Or 4 ca. 42)1 GM.,'. reined (wasm"a Wed. 06L 26. 1"W Small 0 0 0 6 J... 65c swoi. PlAZA I 1 Makla&,09 K ____ -q------ : - 10C + I + MVE3c!Holee —.-- Contributions for School board election are coming in slow... As a matter of fact not much interest at all in the race. What need l an old-fashioned political rally . - - A good project Dr. John Darby (Dcmocrat)i' moist money colleague Don Bales has $100 while both liepublicans Al Keeth and Jean Bryant have only $76 in the till S we 25c 0 a.t.m. cases when mothers bring their kids down to get all kinds of shots . . . Health clinic doesn't compete with private doctors you should remember that Dr. Leone said the only way way these abuses can be stopped Is by having each one interviewed . . . That would mean hiring an additional welfare worker . . . We (I mean me) suggest the nurses who give the shots study the cases more closely. S.. The major contractor for the land fill program Houdaille, Duval-Wright has asked for a 90 day extension on the lake. front Project. The word around City Hall is that the firm will only be given 30 days and if they don't make it will have to pay the city $300 per day Over laipS SAVE 4c! Cola Nutritious 0 Supervisor of Personnel has a rug on his floor . . .Not purchased locally Talked to Health Director Dr Frank Leone this morning how some people are abusing the county's immunization program . . . Actually the pro. grams : are uu:e for the indlig. SAVE 60 B 6 M 1 At the school office checked the bills with Walter Teague. Hat* : keep c someone bought parts for a from Orlando floor sander I $7.50 . . . Stertir. the school everything from the county when feasible. SAVE 17c1 Pink Lotion Detergent UII1 wt upset me was an item for washroom paper purchased in Orlando. Couldn't it be pur. board does ty to purchase 4a4 silt 1 S• t Just a forniulity to coincide HOURS: MON. THRU THURS., FRI.. 8.30-9.01) SAT precincts. %Vent to All SOUlb BluW Bank Alinobt didn't Idbt night • the nurse as make It my job was hazardous . . w .1t! - and a negotiable bid be put out to give our local merchants a break. lb. 450 D Broccoli ' Spears 4 VOL. 59 NO. 47 — Al) Leased Wire —1Stnhll511e(1 1.909 — TUESDAY, OCT. 25. 1966 - i'ounfy with instrtu't.ions to the maintenance depart- IRANFORD,F1Oflh1JA rrent to proceed with construction of recreation facilities on a priority hnstfiq at 13 of the cnmty's schnls. VAHw12 Arrives In Sanford World News In Brief EXCItI(led frOm the program at this time heemiso adequate facilities are already provided were Sanford Junior equipment for the projects WaS ' High, Seminole High, South estimated at In other action the board, Seminole .lunkt High and f,y' after direemont+ -.Pledge fly 181 man liiRh. Also xclude4 he. I cornmksinn (Thajrman John MANILA (Al') -- In a hid st of the students live Alexander and Commissioner pence, I'resldent .lohnson coni4erahle distance from the W. Lawrne Swofford on the anti Iii. war allies aflnotIflCNI school were English Estates county's responsibIlity regardThe Spearheads of Re. ing providing sidewalks at today they are prepared to and Altamonte Elementary. '_ + The priority set by the corn schools, voted to instruct Coun. naissanee Attack Squadwithdraw forces frr'm South mission 'vas (vie'ln, tennis ty Engineer William Rush to n 12 arrived in Sanford VI.'t. Nam within six tnnnths court; l,,ng'vrn(I, hard surface - give cost estimates of sidewalkS Seminole County supI)Ol'tCrR of Gov. thtydon llsts'ns is afternoon ending an after their renditions for es• utility court 40 feet by R feet: at Pine Crest School. today were requested to throw their support to the man Alexander maintained that tnhuishing peace are fulfilled. hopper, utility court; Pine ght month Mediterranean Winding up the two-day Crest, hard surface basketball Pine Crest is not "the only p1oyment aboard the air- '10 unseated him in the May primaries, Miami Mayor (;OV. 1IURNS chnol having a problem" and otith court; HOsCflWai(i, baseball dia summit tuecting, the aft. carrier USS Saratoga. Robert King 111gb. Vk't+nn,,iu'se regime pledged to mond (;oIdsh(iro, softhr.II field; urged that Rush b instructed commanded by (overnor ilurns has withheld his personal ensurveys to determine hold national electit,ns by next West-Ode, G r a m m a r , utility to B. Wood, left Sanford in court; South Side, softball dia- the need and costs of sidewalks fall, arch of this year. This was dorsemen t of the Democratic gubernatorial nomi nec mond; B e a r Lake, tennis at all the county schools. but today the Governor's halP first deployment for the Sentenced To Die courts; Jackson Heights, soft- Swofford declared that the son man for Seminole County, nadron which was initially JAKARTA (tJI'!)—A military ball field; Midway, baseball county has a responsibility to lnbert flhlihimer, urged "the mmissioned in July, 1965. field; Monroe-Wilson, softball all the children in the county court found former Foreign Squadron Enlisted and Nonelection of Robert 111gb as our field, and Geneva, softball field. 'hether they live "within the Minister Subandrio guilty of ght personnel are expected Expenditure during the next boundaries of a municipality or next governor of Floi'kln." treason in helping the Comma. year for materials, supplies and in the county." • • , arrive In Sanford on rusts try to overthrow the gov-. iursday, the day of the dockDemocratic rallies chcd. cI,EAIt\vA'rER (AP)— ernment today and sentenced K of the Saratoga In Mayuled today and tomorrow. See Gas?. linydon urns has him to death. • • • Pag e 12 for fu ll details. .• . * While deployed aboard the . come out strongly for home ratoga the squadron visited Bilihimer had been Demo- rule in Florida's proposed TALLAHASSEE (AP) — hens, Genoa, Naples, Barcratic "l,o" of Seminole CounDemocratic gubernatorial canlona and a host. of additionty until lie, himself, was tin-new state constitution. didute Robert King 111gb, Mediterranean ports. lie told the Florida Len- boosted by a $25,000 party seated as sta t e committeeman Sanford is still represented last May by Robert Petree. gue of Municipalities yester. narrowed the gap In the Mediterranean by the IlIlIhImer's statement follows: day that the Constitution Redonation, campaign contributions begers of RVAH-1 who are "There are among others cervision Commission had not tween he am! Republican , ployed aboard the USS For. ROBERT BILLHIMER tam qualifications which a can. placed enough emphasis on Claude Kirk while reporting j stud. didate for governor of Flrida home rule 81141 that any new $59,440 in new money last " should definitely have, constitution must have a week. "A background of govern. clause for "a return to govHowever, Kirk's $49,032 In mental experience is of the ut- ernment. of the ability to make new contributions was still most Importance to one who decisions at the county and good enough to keep him some hopes to assume the leadership city level," $70,000 ahead of High. dSj of Florida, truly nun not impressed . . KIRK . flI('I! "Our next governor should be witli recommendations that. a member of the party which have this far been aired by has a majority In the Sento the local government commit- 'CAPE KENNEDY (AP) — Police to ay are investigating a break-in at a POOl and the House for, without this tee of the Constitution Re- The launching of an AtlasCentaur rocket on a test flight om at 211 \'. First St.' where $125 was taken and at coalition, very little progress vision Commission," Burns said. said, "particularly on this was postponed today when ie Goldsboro School where large quantities of milk could be made. faulty temperature data came . 1 "Robert High has these quail, subject of home rule." radio channel In the a ere stolen. fications among others and, H o u a e speaker-Designate from MIAMI (AP) — Miami Mayor captives in a citadel of crime.' stage. on the therefore, I will lend my supRalph Turlington of Alachua second The pool room was entered from a window The trouble developed as the Robert King High promised a He said it is- )It safe for women to his candidacy for gov- County called for a unified countdown reached five mm- "no holds barred" campaign to.. and children to walk the streets. Lst side of the building and the money stolen out of port pension plan for s ta te, city _________________________________ ernor. utes, day for the final two weeks in sh register. Th e break-in oc"I further believe that with and county employes. . * his drive to win the governorLrred sometime yesterday. Robert High as governor, our ship. representatives from Seminole At the Goldsboro school yes MOSCOW (UPI)—A leading High said he will concentrate County will be better able to i-day apparently some youngRussian newspaper a c c U a e d on population centers while achieve success for their pro. era broke into the school and Red China of planning war Scott Kelly, whom the Miami gram in the next session of the ole 36 half pints of milk and against the Soviet Union to- mayor calls "my gospel man," Legislature. gallon of orange juice. Entry in one of the longest and will preach the party line in , day "Therefore, I urge the dccas gained by removing the bitterest denunciations y e t smaller towns from the Evertion of Robert High as our next lousie window from the door Amos Jones, 31, has been nam- against the former Soviet. ally, glades to the Panhandle. governor of Florida." the south side of the school. Meanwhile, Clau.le Kirk, the John Kader, High's campaign ed new assistant director of The paper quoted militant Deputies are investigating A runaway tar kettle caused manager for Seminole County, Seminole Community Action, statements made by leading Republican nominee, appeared Grnss retail s;mlts reported break-in at the Jai-Alai -onton sometime last night. a minor traffic accident, in- said hilhlhimer has been named Inc. E. D. Kirchhoff, executive Chinese officials during the to have staked his hopes of for eminolo County in the past current anti-western purges victory on a single theme olen from a car was shorts, juring one person, at 8:80 Mon. to the local campaign strategy director announced today, year increased more than 21 KIrCMiOIt said Jones was so- sweeping China as evidence crime in Mirni. cks and assorted costume day morning on SR 436 at Lake committee, adding Bilhhimei lected by the personnel and ox- that China is thinking in terms "Crime is rampant in the pe r cent, according to Informahas supplied run tea of all Burns weiry. Howell Road, it was rep repo r te d supporters In the county to the ecutive committee of SCA and of a possible Sino-Soviet mill- streets of Miami tonight," Kirk tion from that Florida Revenue today by Trooper Duane liar- high committee and that letters began work this week. His sal- tary clash, told some 150 persons at a Commission. Sales in Seminole ary will be $8,000 annually. S meeting last night of the Clear. County jumped to 17.7 million roll, will be forwarded urging they Jones, a native of Seminole water Men's Republican Club. in September t9.ft, compared Injured party was Identified vote for High. County, attended local schools, 'The crima lords will count to $1.3 in 19t15. GRENADA, Miss. (AP) by Harrell as Raymond Davis, He served five years In the armed forces and then earned Negro leaders plan to continue their coffers in the morning." of R. R. 2, Altamonte Springs. Kirk made a few references tiemonstrations protesting alHow to raise funds to get the He left the scene, the trooper Area deaths ..............................2 a bachelor's degree in science leged mistreatment of Negro to what he cal!ed "the crime of minole high School Band to said, to obtain medical treat- Bridge ......................................10 from Florida A and M Univer- pupils In recently desegregated inflation," but spent most of Phil DALLAS (AP) ads ....................12-13 afty. attorney e Orange Bowl Parade in merit. for Jack his time talking about the un- Brieson, p ublic schools. public Comics ................................10-11 In June, Jones received a . . iami, News Years Day will Ruby, says he might -seek bond , derworld kind of crime. Harrell said the man identi. Crossword puzzle ....................11 Bachelor of Divinity degree the subject of discussion for And he said responsibility for for the slayer of Lee Harvey embers of the Hand Parents fled as Davis was driving west Dear Abby ............................. 10 from Yale University and since it belongs to 111gb. The people Oswulil, accused assassin of MOSCOW (UP!) — Russia's of Miari, Kirk ad-", "are president John F. Kennedy. sociation, meeting at 8 p.m. on SR 436 and a roofing truck, Editorial page ..........................4 that time has been working in Luna 12 satellite raced toward h,tr.,ist, at... s.... nnr ...... 10.11 church cnmns. -. L4JWJ1I iiie JT sit the hj,nti hall • was Entertainmen KVLLIU9 ....... t. i'fl rendezvous with th e moon toa 0. E. Bertrang, president of proceeding east. The tar ket- Horoscope ................................10 As assistant director. Jones' tiny. With It rose the Soviets' Society ........................................8 duties will Involve program do. e association said the band broke loose from the truck t1 ould not be able to go unless Sports ....................................6.7 velopment with people of the ho- hopes for their first good pkinto Davis' car, and slammed ..............................................11 cal target areas, in the deve tures of possible sites for a TV ey can raise "several thousand nuinnud lunar landing. the trooper reported. Mars" for expenseL Teen News ................................9 lopinerut of participation. •- Burns' Backers Toss Support To High Camp - for ; Governor Pushes Home Rule make - + Narrows The Gap• •-. r•f I ,- * - * -•- Pork Hums............... . Dinner Rolls . . . . 'F,ATllMt: Monday 84-ti?; cloudy, shuWeEs thus \Vltictlisy. + Awny pl aces at Ft. Lauderdale, (Thamblee, Ga., Winter Have "N' Now Sandwich .\ today took steps to provkle (nmmision 'rho countywide recreation for the young people of Seminole Zip Code 82771 Phone 822-2(111 or 425.598 + In the courthouse I saw in voices going out to such far- J For extra fun, Beef or Pork eas .. "b. • winning numbers on your card with the winning numbers posted at'KIBLIX each Monday. cmd vow races every week. Join the fun. Got your card today at PUBLIX, where shoping Is a pleasure! Efth.r Half or Whole Piesh LARRY VE31811EI1 "The Nile of America" on the St. .JohnM River Seminole County These are just a few of the hundreds of happy cash winners during the 26th week of "Let's Go To The Races." Many more local winners are posted in your favorite Publix Market! -. I. On y 'ets goto The P&&/J * - T ..l.h... I.. - way o _____. IIIUM IUF the cancers. Dr. Saf(intti gave some hamsters—nlready treated with combined dust - two F,.000-unit feedings of vitamin A. l 01W developed a tumor. compared with 3) per cent of a group of dusted mice not getting the vitamin. County Oka ys AAassiv ParksProgra s *** **** Board Approves Facilities For rb 1rrtt th ,0§ a 13(ottnty Schools --------- -- I + * + . -.• - Rash Of Break-Ins Plague City, County - Launch Postponed Red China Hit Runaway Hurts Retail Jones Gets Tar Kettle * Highm4yerythifig Goes'. KlrkuCrime,, Cd= 'Act ion' Man Sales Show Big Post Jump Here - Band Parents Set Fund Meet Protests Go On Herald Index Ruby On Bond? — Toward The Moon ur ,. ,... Part 5 In A Series .... ... " ..' ' - You Furnish the House , RiinTe Oviedo School Bus--The school bus situation in Seminole County—(part 5). By DONNA ESTES The four school buses which serve Oviedo Junior-Senior High School arrived at the school Monday morning carrying the least number of passengers we have seen on any of the school buses In the county. A count showed 34 studeuti on hub 90; 28 on bus 83; 40 on bus 66 and W on bus W. Drivers were questioned concerning the poIbility of doubling up two of the s:uis11cr loads on one bus In order to permit release of one of the buses to another school. They explained the routes traveled by the buses are so extenalve, doubling up the loads would require picking up students as early as 5 a.m. Monday afternoon, we rode bus 59 from Sanford Junior High to Seminole 111gb deliverIng students to Pine Crest, south on Sanford Avenue nearly to Lake Jessup, back through El. der Springs and on to Luke Mary School arriving at 3:26 p.m. 1)ls0pilne was good, the btudents were obedient to the driver, Mrs. Lottie Broadway, and all the passengers had a - At 3:30 we boarded Mrs. Pat l?'Ieteher'a bus To and transport- * ed elementary youngsters to Park Ridge and Sunland. 'i'kie children, In true Brownie Scout and cub scout fashion, held UI) their hands to indicate silence when the dangerous Palmetto railroad crossing at Lake Mary Boulevard w a s approached. Mrs. Fletcher revealed the bus requires nine seconds to clear the (racks while It takes only live seconds from the time a train can be seen until It would be across the track, Mrs. Fletcher stated that shu "loves driving the school bus, It Just gels in your blood," We next rode with Mrs. Pat Costello to take the last of tue children out Country Chub Road to Loch Arbor. There are 52 school buses in Uie couuty transporting 8,544 * students over 118 different routes, the drivers reported. Nine drivers In the Sanford area make three trips both morning and afternoon in an attempt to eliminate the problem of crowded conditions. Ten rules are isttxI In front of each bus Instructing the atu. dents on the proper behavior expected of passengers riding on the buses. Tomorrow will be the cuss' eluding article of the series with a report oa South Scm. fool. Junior high. We'll add the Furniture . . (to help horn. H up) We have a greet selection of fine fu,niture to add warmth and elegance to your home. tU RN IT,U RE/ Furniture I. Living I.sity $00 Fi.auh Are, $asI,sd �I Page 2 lr ezmtnrb IirrziTh - Oct. 2, uii?rnb Vrriil Iir Selected Reserves Held In tTrAOTyThr"rm # Am PTL... .1....IA 111c irgi. eadi-ness -. weeks u i....i_ ursgnnc -. . and Concerned that the point ni Oct. I V MATTRESS IPR1 II 14 RENOVATION SPECIAL IPJCtUDING NEW COVER - Weather - SANFORD 3226321 Thirty-one of the 46 volunteers reporting were accepted, bringing bank totals to date at approximately 75 pints. (Herald Photo) SANFORD n .t,v* - VD$I* Un .... - ... .. .. H ... .. 66 35 Louisville, clear 69 39 Memphis, clear Miami. clear .......8.5 75 51 23 Milwaukee, clear 48 27 MpIs.-St.P., clear New Orleans, clear 83 82 64 54 New York, cloudy 71 42 Okla. City, clear Omaha, clear ......65 36 Philadelphia, cloudy 65 53 90 50 Phoenix, clear 62 37 Pittsburgh, clear 58 42 Ptlnd. Me., clear 64 48 Ptlnd, Ore., fog 70 44 Rapid City, clear 67 51 .05 Richmond, cloudy st. Louis c.ear ......68 32 Salt Lk. City, clear 64 37 87 62 -San Diego. clear 81 58 San Fran.. clear 67 44 Seattle, cloudy Tampa, fog ......85 72 66 52 Washington. rain 43 32 Winnipeg, clear (T—.Trace) ... ... (OEM. FOR GOVERNOR) ... .. ) ... d SEMINOLE AREA ... ... WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Communications Commission wants to know how much broadcast time radio and television sta tions are devoting to advertising. The commission said It "does not imply or seek to Impose any particular requirement or ]imitation on the commercial prac. tices of licensees." But It is the first time th e FCC has asked how many nunutes per hour are devoted to commercials. - The agency asked ... ... .. J4VSVU45IIIIT, asia. L.A. (siUlit) —Puuoraj services tor lisa. L. A. (Ruby) L.undqulst, at -Ourdelv. Ga., who died Sloudisy, will lit' at 4 p. a. WedusuiUu) at the r4veald( 5,1 Evergreen Cernbtcr w1t1 li es. W. l. TSrn,nss, retired Mutj,odl*t minister. oft1lLt4us. JJrjca,ui, 1, 1 UZ Z Borne lii charge. I Admissions Anton Krecok, Irene Brown, Carole C. Miller, Augustus Miller Sr., Thelma Alford, henry Hodges, 011is C. Owen, Willie Mae Pringle, Sanford; Marietta South , William Lutz, DeBury; Will ia m Harmon, Lake Mary; Walter E. Price, Lake Monroe; Trimi Luxen, Longwood; Mona Starling, Osteen; Catherine Seufert, Orange City. Births Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Miller, Sanford, a boy. l)iscliarges Horace May, Julia Tyler, Henry Murkey, Connie Fryer, continued the nuoiup north of Dawui Marie Sorauscy, Sanford; Nhon. but South Vietnamese h1oossejet.Townsesd Longwood. troops troops Lermmate(i their operalion end reported killing 221 Driver Charged Communists, capturing 618 prisA Sanford woman was charg- oners and seizing 100 WCli!)OflS. ed with failure to yield the right of way after a two-car collision Sports yesterday on 24 th Street and Ind. (U11 I) Park Avenue, police said. — TWO trusties frump a ra. Charged was Bertha S. Itawis, 1206 Crescent Street. The driver furmator' went fishing. La. Of the oilier vehicle was Nancy ter police went hunting—fur Gramkow, 128 West Qnora the trusties. Road. Damage to both cars was estimated at $250, police added. hr srath - 'aufnrh Psbl IlSfty sirday, Ssa4ay 0.. 55U.M.d ss1 Oat. 4 tSuiii - ~At I EDITION -_.--..-_---- re..dli 'Sb, Oaal.sd baturiia'u I I U.usid. am ti VivISCM Ave. baaS,rd. Ma ( l*G at ba*l.ae, Via. $Msr(U.a rAws -' - - cents each 1 ' hr 'znifnr? friit1?i 'w iiuwç ' 1 ' inulthmuIilon -ciollar P. 0. lax 1657 who was relieved of his post Sanford Ha. 32771 1 PLEASE PRINT - — — IADDR.ESS CITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...........••. . . STATE . . . . "'l I .........- . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ZIP CODE I I - - — — ...........................,, - 1"' — ' AME - - . . - . . . . . . 'ADDRESS I CITY • • • • • • - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STATE S I I - • • • . . . . • , • • • •• • • , • • • • • . . . . . — . - . . . . . . I . . . I - ' S ' 1Z1P CODE ._ . . .. . . — S • • • S S -. •• •• S S I U f-'NAME . . . . . . . . . . • • ,• • • - . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . — I 1 I . .,.J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . I ADDRESS crr'r STATE . " S •..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . • • • • ,• • • • I ................................ • . . ZIP CODE . . . . ,. . . a . • • • ,• • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - . . meats with intent to deceive and then was leave in Wisconsin. granted I • • • • • • . May 17, wIll be tried early next month at the Treasure Island Naval Base In San Francisco Bay. The a u p p 1 y organization Kuntze beaded spent $60 million in two years and employed 9,000 Vietnamese In housing and feeding American personnel and in the running of post exctianges and hospitals. No inf3rznctlon in addition to the charges will be made public by the Navy before or during the trial. Kuntze Is charged with testifying falsely on offi. cia! inaUers, 'violating a lawful order, making official stateand f(u' conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman. Kuntze served In World War 11 and Korea after graduation trom Annapolis In 1942 and was given a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He was returned in July — — — . . . . . - . • .11.1 — ......,•••,•••••••••••••••• — — lhhhl1 . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - — — PLEASE PRINT — — — — - .. . . . . . • — I PLEASE PRINT - 1 PLEASE PRINT - Headquar. ters Naval Support Activity In Saigon has been ordered tried by a general court-martial. Capt. Archie C. Kuntze, 45, 204 West '1st Street' cAME "very very critical" condition In when she returned from a bootTallahassee Memorial Hospital ball game. with two bullet wounds in the There were no signs of ford. head and one in the leg. ble entry or robbery, arousing Relatives, m I n I s t e r s and speculation that the family knew neighbors in this stunned capi. the assailant. Sims and his wife tal city kept a vigil, hoping she were fully clothed and all three might be able to provide a clue were found In the master bedroom. to the killer's Identity. Sims, his wife and their This city of 48.000 was still daughter were found blindfolded shocked and puzzled by the bound, gagged and shot in their slayings. The Sheriff's Office said it had ranch-style home on a quiet street in North Tallahassee late investigated a number of re' ports and followed every possiSaturday night. Another d a u g h t e r. Norma ble lead but so for had no clues Jeanette, 17, found the bodies to work on. Martial Set For Captain 3k For Each Name To train Viet Nam S 555. — — — — — — — —— -- The spatted jewfisb is the s-ot 11 American artitio. we nt n aa ers. It may at4,1*In a weight of - ._. e 750 pounds. .-.--...... 4 4. ri '.i.t a...,tei ISis - Mobile Chest X-ray Outfit Brea k own biidgs't nod sperlat it ems nniy. Grit ing bark to Florida, why f lip prnsnssil It, t'liruiige the fIn g's It srt'tnq 3 liv 5 is the sin' flag snatsufrirturers are acruqlmned to snaking. Most sInte sist' that ---------- - Court - - 'No Clues' In Tallahassee Murders Mall Or Bring This Coupon With U-- - - Sorry No Phone Orders" L,,_,5 ow- C EIGHTH GRADE mat h students of Mrs. Susan Woodrow At South Semmole Junior High Sch ool have plotted graphs illustrating equations on the level of college aliz ebra as credit project. Left to right are Stan Human, Reggie Gilbreat]u, Skip Eggers, and Robert Bryan. (Herald Photo) defined the enemy in this last week of the drive as "procrastinution. "We are going to have to do some fancy passing to beat • this foe and make that touchTALLAHASSEE (AP)—Funerdown at the $40,700 goal line," "Captain" Keogh declared to al services wi ll be held this afternoon for a top Florida Departday. ent of Education official and Game ends. Oct. 31 with a final "time out" slated for hi 12-year-old daughter who 8:30 a.m. Friday at th e '(ISO, w re slain by an intruder Saturday night. with coffee and doughnuts. Services for Robert W. Sims, "We have 35 yards to go to 42 director of data processing make the touchdown. We are In the education department, S t 65 per cent of our goal now id his daughter, Joy Lynn. will with $26,651 reported," Keogh an be held in the First Baptist said. ci uurch. He urged that all workers The bodies will be flown in report their gains as soon as G )V. Haydon Burns' pinne to possible to the United Fund of- M eridian. Miss., for burial. Sims flee in the Sanford Atlantic s a native of Meridian. National Bank building. Sims' Wile. Helen was; in "At this time, we have received no reports from Lake Monroe, Longwood, Chuluoui, Civic Club Tea Altamonte Springs Civic Club Fern Park or North Orlando," :ecutive bourd will hold a tea he noted. Keogh said the drive "posi- fo r all old, new and prospective rn embers on Wednesday, 2-4 tivcly will end" Oct. 21. ________________ p.m. at the Community House i Muitland Avenue. Mrs. rank Koliman, hospitality ch uirrnun, will be in the rc-iving line to extend a welcome to all. In charge of dccS or utions are Mrs. Hal Washhisr and Mrs. Beulah Kemp, SAN FRANCISCO (AP).—The W ho also is membership chairformer commander of the man. _____ Mailed Anywher In The United States ZIP CODE - ON SANFORD AND SEMINOLE AREA HOMES, SPORTS, RECREA. TION, INDUSTRY, NAVY, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND AGRICULTURE THEY'LL ALL BE COVERED! 3 . wNd Richard Keogh, "captain" Of the 1966 United Fund team, The Sanford Herald's Annual Seminole Area Pictorial Progress Edition Will Be DalIve?ed To Regular 5ubscrlhe. You Can Send An Extra Copy Of This Outstanding Edition To Your Friends For Only STATE VL.r- UP-TO-DATE REPORT Over 100 Pages of News and Beautiful Pictures CITY flb..'Mt.*.., COMPLETE A f,.. -_ United Fund At 65 Per Cen t — 1"DRnS - - 1- ... r 4,,,..ai.s - AnsI about two months ago. She was January. last seen by a carpet worker who glanced up a wall and Burrorng Into found himself face-to.fnce with the snake. History Sadie poked her head through TUTTLETOWN, Calif. (UPI) a hole In the wall, then ducked —Old timers in this Tuolumne back Into the woodwork. Cam- county town any nearby Jackpus police set up a heater and ass 11111 got Its name back In a cage of mice to attract her the Gold Rush Era when more but she stayed put. than 200 burros once were car"We're sure she's still alive," ruled on the bill, said her owners, Weems, \Vestfeldt, 20, of Denver, Cob,, "and Tibet has an average elevashe's probably getting ready for lion of 16,000 feet above sea the winter." level. - ... . October 24, 1966 'i ... - Notes 4 J\ ... .. - TALLAHASSEE (AP) 41w Florida Parks Board has endorsed plans to purchase 970 acres of land on Honton island, five miles sou th west of DeLand OD the St. Johns River. The action must be approved by the State Cabinet. Parks Director Bill 31111cr said J. 31. Come] of l)eLuud has offered to sell the land for $1ZO an acre. The board also reelected N. Raids Resumed Earl Jones of Titusyifle as cha irman and Robert S. Bay. AMMAN, Jordan (UP!) nard of Venice as vice chair- Egyptian forces resunied bombman. ing raids on Y.menl Boyaliat Judge E. C. Carswell of Chip. areas in northeast Yemen ley was elected secretary. The three days ago. During the other two members are John B. h&at week another 15,000 Egyp13ennekanup of Miami and Mrs. Lian soldiers wore sent late CL T. Smith of Ocala. Yem. - Five votes in the Continental Congress was th e margin by which MorrIsvllle, Pa., missed becnmqg the national capital. Notice MRS. IWIIY LIJNI)QUIIST Mrs. L. A. (Ruby) Lundquist died Monday in Crisp County hospital. Cordele, Ga. A former resident of Sanford, she was th e daughter-us-law of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lundquist, lifelong residents of Sanford. She is survived by her husba n d and several sisters. Services in Sanford will be under direction of hirisson Fun. erul Home. State To Buy Island Park broadcast- ers to justi fy advertising time in excess of 18 minutes per hour for radio ansi 16 minutes, per hour for television. It observed that these are Zenera lly accepted maximums as expressed by the Industry th rough advertising codes of the National Association of Broadcasters. The stations must reply to FCC questIonnaIres by Jan. 1. Funeral Area Deaths 41, .. B52 Bombers Hit VC Bases In S. Viet Nam Hospital 1'.. .. - Radio, TV Ad Survey Ordered PART OF the 12 weeks general music enrichment course offered seventh graders at South Seminole .lunior High School at Casselberry is instruction in the flutophon. Left to right, students, Robert Lassiter, Paula Planck and Charles Small, tune up for a lesson in Mrs. Jere Straley's (Herald Photo) class. .. .. G 0t niurt' t'ftet I' her tuurintier (if 111 14 group's board Is .Ii'sse I Inrub. California political lende r winis.' own state s gol lug In Vote tuuIIC The present length: nlmuit 70,000 worils. If this is approved, there could he annual kit iqnf lye ses slons unli iuulted in length and stibiert matter. i'resently, seq stons in even- nilnibered years air restrls'tetl to dealing wit is d . . KIN In hn intuit' uunt't' .ftt','I n with this,anti Has isually the nuit is-nt tog force, is feeling that state legislatures Mobile chest X-ray unit has Ste too restricted by stnte con- developed mechanical trouble titutions that have become an- and will not make its schedtiknl liqunted. stops today and Vedtiesdny. Announcement was niatlo to. There are a number of 'olunleer groups trying to do some- (my by Mi's, Lorraine Graham, secretary of the Central Florida thing about this. One is the Citizens Conference Tuberculosis and Respiratory on State Legislatures, headed by i)Ist'nse Msociahton, Which conformer Kansas Gay. John Antler- ducts the mobile X-ray schiedson Jr. Among those on its board tile. Mrs. Graham said the unit are former North Carolina, Got'. Was (use to make stops at Ovk'Terry Sanford, Benson Ford of Ford Motor Company, Clarence do today and at the Chase and U. Randall, former head of in. Company fertilizer plant and at land Steel Company, and Char- Goldsboro, Wednesday. "We hope to have the unit les U. Shuman, American Farm back in operation by Thurs. day," Mrs. Graham said, The unit is slated to be set up adie Flaunt for X-rays at Fleming's supermarket in Midway trout 2 to 4 .p.m. and at the migrant clinic on Sipes Avenue from S to 8 F raerni p.m. Thursday. It will be in front of Garrett's (l') llANCVER, N. department store in (1O%VfltOWfl Sadie, the slithering sweetheart Sanford from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. of Zeta P'i, is still haunting the and trout 2 to 5 p.m. Friday. woodwork at the 1)artnuouth Mrs. Graham said the unit College fraternity house. re-scheduled for would be Sadie, a six-foot boa constricfirst of the week Oviedo In tot, disappeared into the walls ... The objective of the e1ect units in the past year has been attained getting in shape to be able to arrive at a mobilization station on ccven days' notice, then undergo SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) U. S. 52 bombers struck at Viet Cong bases In South Viet Nam today but monsoon storms nearly washed out American raids over the Communist north. The Guam-based bombers hammered at dawn at two suspected Viet Cong troop concenI trations 65 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border. U. S. planes flew only 21 bombing missions over North Viet Nam Monday. th e lowest since May 27. In the Melting Delta. South Vietnamese troops overran a cave prison camp of the Viet Cong and set free 13 government soldiers and five women. including a Catholic nun. The prisoners were found handcufL ed and Starving, a government spokesman said. Ground fighting in South Viet. Nam continued in a lull with only small, sporadic clashes ported. U. S. military headquarters announced flue termination of the 1st Cavalry, Airmobije, Division's Operation Irving, one of the most successful actions of the war. In fighting in mountains and marshlands along the central coast, the helicopterborne cavalrymen reported k illIng 681 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers since Oct. 2. The "Flying Ilorsenuen" also reported capturing 690 prisoners, screening 4,116 suspects and seizing 210 weapons. The cavairymen said their own casualties were light. The ope ration was s pincer drive coordinated with South Ucreujs and South Vietnamese forces. The Korean force units of the Tiger Division— .t ... building. BENEFIT Fashion Show and Card Party sponsored by Auxiliary to the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department was attended by more than 100 persons. Fashions were shown from Penney's of Sanford. Those participating included (top, from left) Frank Pictropinto, Mrs. Helen Sweeney, Mrs. Claire Repp and Frank Klepper; (bottom) Mrs. Marie Kerchner, Mrs. Bobby Ogden, Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. Francunna Howard, Mrs. Mabel West, and Mrs. Bertha Burger. (Middleton Photos) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High low Pr. Albany. clear ......64 28 Albuquerque, dear 65 40 .. 64 57 .04) Atlanta. cloudy 60 33 Bismarck. cloudy Boise, clear ......69 45 68 47 Boston, chuidy 60 32 Buffalo, clear 60 35 Chicago, clear 63 36 Cincinnati. clear 62 29 Cleveland, clear Denver, cicar ......68 37 D Moines. clear 59 29 Detroit, clear ......65 28 9 1 Fairbanks, cloudy 76 42 Fort Worth, clear Helena, clear ......68 33 88 77 .01 Honolulu. cloudy Indianapolis. clear 65 34 83 68 Jacksonville, tog 38 33 .04 jati, cloudy 72 40 Kansas City, clear .. A NEW KIND OF PUBLIC MAN AMONG THOSE giving blood Monday evening for All Souls Catholic Church blood bank was Rev. William Keane. Nurse is Mrs. Vera Math ers. I by I rect. Ordinarily, It might he as unwd this is sonuet hing luIrh ould he set I h'sl without a si ate 'ttte ballot or I he people. lut he flag siis' is presctlhed by the date constitution and only the H'ople ('flfl nIiiI'tId it. 'L'he fact hint it is on the Nov. I ballot ilititninates ;ur.ihlems x'hinsi an upsurge of interest, - iretty much oat lonwtile. in try- ... CAU, 95 C1I ntr 4ulti be 3 1w •s feet Instenil of 1114 41 stnte kglslnt flit's must he ... R - -- I ' J he Issues f or the voters to nut ._a iii'urnr urn sinu' iiiw -m iin Is s i_., fli Elsewhere 119 Magnolia HOLLYWOOD KIDS—ALSO ODD 1 5I7K1MDt I ALL AT FACTORY ' p Integrity inGovermnent VO TE FOR . Size Of Florida Flag Confronts Voters Nov. 8 In flutenu V'edet'ntlnn f this loll on knorkinit snnm 12,000 sin', flung alongside them. 'ASlllNfl'ON (Al') argument Ifi k4 it little bob. I words nut of its rr,nstltutirm I loi'idn on Elect ton l)ny that if state itnver,u tile nts Page ;)r(-sI(frflt, I1 I THE ISSUE IS ALWAYS - - 4 U Pentagon plans to maintain division level training before diniin1shhi returns In trainj Ing had been reached the nation's Selected Reserve deployment overseas. PenForce In a high state of readThe rapid transition of tagon allowed units passing mess at least until mid-19r,7 Guard and Reserve units in their summer tests to cut heck as a hedge against any required the SRF from lower to high- from 72 drills to SR. Those mobilization. or priority outfits has, how- which failed, however, must Maj. Gen. Winston P. Vji- ever, exacted a price, remain on the aekratd son, head of the National For one thing, expansion of schedule until they get passGuard Bureau, disclosed this the priority units' training lug marks. today in assessing the prop- schedule from 48 to 72 drills Now, the NCO and officer ross of the 150,000-man farce, a year has resulted in a loss loss rate is hack at what oforganized a year ago as a first- of experienced offircrs and firers call a "normal" S to 10 I line backup for the regular Ar- non-rnmmissjcnipd nffieers. per rent. my. "The resultshnve been fantastic," Wilson said, pointing out that 86 per cent of 423 SlIP units tested during the summer passed regular Army battalion-level examinations, Sixty which flunked are beIng retested. The National Guard forms the bulk of the Selected Reserve Force with 181,000 men, compared with the Reserve's 19,000. Secretary of Defense Robe rt S. McNamara set up the Selected Reserve Force a year ago during the Wet Nam buildup as an alternative to orderlug to active duty Army Reserve or National Guard units. At the time, some regular Army divisions in the United States were being stripped j resources and converted to training outfits, providing men for the war. In this situation, McNamara established the SlIP as a superready force which could be ordered to a crisis spot within nine weeks of alert while horni.based Army divisions were re- 5, 1966 Don't Wait — Your Key to the Lowest Rate New Car Financing Can Be Found At - U.S. Bank. DONATE Phone 322-0822 Seminal. County ..d lank Give Us A Call And Compare Monthly Payments! 1302 E. SECOND ST. SANFORDs FLORIDA HOURS FOR DONOR — Mon. Tt.sd.y £ Friday 3:30 P.M. — 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 9300 A.M. — 2:00 P.M. — MHIU F.D.I.C. I - BRANCH OF CENTRAL FLORIDA BLOOD BANK TMO1D .c*vm rs.•os.A PH. 323-1776 SANFORD PLAZA I In the Sanford Area, you know where the Crowd Is? At your Quality Buick dealer's. (Where else?) Hemphill Pontiac- Buick, Inc., 1501 W. First St. 1] -' I �I. -..,------- - -, '---- :.__ - . - I . And Ta e Affair A ---Sad . Dr. Crane's . 1P "On Closer Examinationimpapab _" t, if, Absolutely nothing. The ca ndidates spoke at a ! ~: , . .. ,-~: . . , Ll ,,- candidates have to say about overcrow con tion at 90 percent of our schools here. Th e Herald would like to hear what the candidates have to say about an ap- . -., ~~.a , r 4111a . 1, L. -- . - ? - % salaries of teachers. All, ¶1'•1I I 1 i l The Herald would like to hear what - I ______ r _.e 1 .i I . Wouldn't you' ____ Taking I -" '.,- I __ , JtME51 Certain signs indicate that Florida taxpayers are taking it closer look at , of the bond election in his county: 1. increased property taxes Our thought is that the public is reTwo counties defeated school bond belling against ever-increasing taxes. _____ :N... . \ .- ' . . Floridians . _____________ - / -~~.,.~*,.,.- ., .,~ / / / _ __ ___ - . ----• 4 ________________ L _____ - . .- .-'-..... -.'. . ....-. .._:.__ •:r ,. q Helen Fu lier schools, major additions and altera- pect because every school bond issue, tions to many more. city and county bond issue is tied di- . IT . 15 I *1-r Z a., . . , .-_ .. .. .^ 1.7110 I insurance and also to Prevent Of . cking i~ Induce •, c 14 i I .1 , . . . ..... the age of 21 and printing costs when you In those days farming was send for one of his booklets.) ar-- , .;. ;; I I 1 ". 01(1 for door prize'. to be awarded • FrIday afternnnn. Resti0rant.-it (In not hnve to he preqent to win. Newmnn. a native Snnfordite. hnq been in the hardware trnde . J, - I .0 I ~.1 6 I t '-, - 1411411119i, j- ini lb ngs a .1 . four children make their home ( 2901 f,ily Court and are mem- ., , . hers of Ifoty Crnqq R .. e ei S ________ • _______ ull to blame parlicutar food items or to prove that others are protective. 'lime puzzl e about food was reported (n.t'ny at sessions of the ninth I tile rnntlonnl Cancer Con. '. __________ c . . bine or corn picker' Vital Link" in the Monday, Oct.. A modern farmer is a big- 7, 1966 edition was a timely . . ,,~~ ~' ' r ____ S 000 to buy his tools and 250 you committed a grave omisa school bond issue since the law for are to survive. What good is a new cres of his own or rented land ition. WASHINGTON There is or tightening the regulutrnns A bill sponsored by Sen. t make a profit.. bond elections was modernized a doz- house to a man if he can't pay the tax-The Lake Mary Chamber of no way of knowing how many on giving and spending would Russell Long (D-La.) will now He must also understand CommereN in particular two o go. OPP es on it? of men have decided against run We know of at least one in Seminole Apparently People are thinking about n. "r for public office because- reduce the undue Influence of authorize taxpayers to check a crop rotation, scientific animal iL,, members - Donald Jackson County several years ago when not en- these things. The farmer particularly money In ele tions. f expense involved today. lems, bookkeeping and many great deal of the legwork and ough voters went to the polls, fears that higher tax assessments of Commission on th e subject re- si2gn i2 ng ci of th ciIr ci But at least one woman . other business practices. For the most part, Floridians have farm, ranch and grove land will become frankly that she will not the paper work in securing the try cently urged that instead em- Presidential campaign fund If proved by their ballots, over and over so high that agriculture will he driven What kid of 17 or 18 can ar, and deeds for this for re-election to the Senate phusis should be on finding they wish. The checkoff can meet those modern qualifica- j.,reements inte again, they are willing to tax them- from the land. r change that you wrote this year because of "the high ways to free candidates from yield as much as $60 million d ons ? selves for public education. But times What it all means is that school peo- cost of about- This included the actual political campaigning." over-dependence an large con. next year, to be divided eqtmlare changing-and it may be the just pie, and others, must search for new Yet many euphoric high signing of deeds in some cases. Senator Maurine Neuberger H ly between the Democratic and schoolers seem to think that As I have stated above, your value law requiring full property as- ways to provide taxpayers with more will retire at the end of her r U seasments that is responsible for the education for their money, Republican National organlza. just because they can hot-rod editorial was appropriate, but Early th is year President tions. first term as Democratic Sund. a car or drive a tractor, th ey the untold hours of labor and Cities and counties planning bond is- ator from Oregon rather than Johnson proposed such a plan. The Long plan can lessen the can support a For instance, Leon County approved sues backed by real estate must do a set out to raise the "well over He requested that Congress en- reliance wife and chil- effort of a few members of the of national campaign dren! illion school construction bond better job of proving to the public that $250,0001' necessary to run courage small contributors . Lake Mary Chamber of Cornby directors on the big political issue1 Smart high schoolers. realize Robert school ' ,.. I I . , . . Japan has 11 it '-or1d. along I with the highest - •. . - v the National Cancer Research of nuitching accessories, too. %%ith Japanese free or tile dis rm s ______ • Chile and Ice- Titie. pla tfo , odern (ljS))l.tvs and beiutifni furniture make sliopping for honie furnisliffigs an adventure in clegance. See E'arly • ____- latirel tree. 71 . J attends __.-- 1. I one or i In mythology, the nymph Daphne was changed Into a gress - :.:...... Meg School V - - Institute told or comparing the . ,.. - ; . I c 1i - . I ~ I . ~; 1k 1i.I " I 14 ,. , f 1: i I'i .i l f , "t - 11 - 11 I . 1 1 I . ! I j ; . three years ago. But last year, dollars will be spent properly and wise- again. . C 0 CC 11 I ; : e LSide Th This inflution in politicul prices is establfidiinsz new witys WASHINGTON (UPI) upon m yself to mourn the ill he in a minorityif not exof getting along Tht cast Of Among the many sorvices that Passing of jokes about the Ful. tincL Sonator Thomas Dodd (DJournalists perform it; the end- Ier brush man. This meuns that. a 60-year Conn.) thilt culne W light. just, - . Boy e states cost nililions" Potpourri In Mail ing of eras. This in done by - Barbs I . 2221 Orapeville Ave. t ______ -. AuucIa.t. Editor AdW•rUilti Director Donis WILL"011111 JAWAIC SHOWMAKKK Davis will speak on behalf Edituriul writers. political of Miami Mayor Robert King Scientists and politicians have C ( to . V) LIFEr er society C41tor . . I . "1 ;. - ' *040"6111111C AVMX 01ty Maltar IVUV *'IiLI county d1tar . I ~ -: - Born. • ' iiii 0 i II I A 14 t 6 . iUI!TTh • 5X$UL5 VOV1V £1I eVils. MaIL $.OV I f ear $1i.b I Tsar - - hI1 LI1I I AFEDY , & L :1 .1 .1 ,, .I " . I :, Z ~ f II I I . ~_& ~ 1.00 I walltb U 2 post&l 19&9ul" 088 PrOwift tku &11 -1 1.00 I moutb am : UUW IOU IsUoos be vWd ? A111101aft I I BE REACHED iN ONE HOUR OR LESS . uso AVIATION The Hera,16 Is a member ot tbe Asatclo,ted ftem wbtab is entiu" exclusively to Me Awe for repubUligtjoa 01 SH U16 jaa&l a9we priu&W . leisure to do ~ ? I Mw 0 u.s. __ cap", W No~ Vow Damon a" fteft will 60 apprefiew. I &AWWSW" - "'W'"b SSO ______________________________ P1. POt.. *PW MILU UST OF OV1100 041111 41111165,111NAT 419 ALI! %%AV I - MAIN OFFICE - 31 2 W. FIRST ST. 322-1242 ___ -_ 1ii----- .-.."=- . __1________-_ _- - . H onored , o .1 1 _______ a . U S E xhibit . I. Cultural Center TO N , I - ":_ I- • • last Dividend A quarterly dividend of 14 r.~ i : 3*25 FRANKLIN STORES 21140 HIAWATHA AVE. Food Fair Shopping Cfr. 25th St & Pan- Ave I SAT. OCT. 29 (YOUR SELECTION) OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: BLOOM SPECIAL - FLOWER IIED BLEND - CITRUS KANT MOD - PALM SPECIAL OR ROSE PLANT FOOD. I—. I . %~ .% FLA PHONE Mammon Smith /`f ..: L ,'-:', lt.,~. ,,, - 322m792 I 0 WITH DRIVE-IN WINDOW & ACE HARDWARE , OUR UST! HOSTISSIS - PACKAGE STORE ON HALLOWEEN PARTY PRIZE FOR BEST COSTUME GATOR LUMBER 700 PUNCH AVE. NAME al 11IUV FREE IDV h 1. LV Lii I JI U VuiuuU WITH EVERY 100 POUNDS YOU WY YOU RECEIVE ABSOLUTELY FE A 04$ BAG k ~ and got your ----- Wre Troating! I .. CaN NOW Aft 1019 - * et heater CLEANED & SERVICED. IT'S NO TRICKI 0 . ; ' minute to our eat honey made front the jrnl- ptiuuii Company, payable Dec. Ion and the young bee Ili often 1, to holders of record of Nov. born with missing,legs, wings 15, wivi %,oted by the board of or other deformities. n;i ectors. GIFT SHOP BEN ! SANFORD PLAZA 322-1951 Buckeye tree can cause doformities to occur in young bees. ' ONE STOP FAMILY c*si ; - MAUCH OFMCS . . IS COMING SOON! Bad For Bees / 1/ New Shipment! • PHOTO & CUDIT TEL 322-U $0 :- . - BEAUTY N4"K Sichedule so CIGAUTTI CASES 41 - L. . . • 100% ORGANIC &&6 a I .0 . I ______________________ - .~ 1 • The California Division of et-tits per share on the common WIth CSS 0 S50 C1 3 ar"o A Harriett's ion Is Pauper , Of f 1. - GROVES CUD f flying Seminole Ranch Owner : Dr. J. F. Iligginson, director _0 " a n ic k Ilirnyama. I TOYS - I AVAILAW Fft AS LITTlE AS • UMMELLA as MIL_ I&ST PRODUCTS ~ 1. crocheted linen - ~F of bantord. Florida. undw tho Act of Climagreft of &t&rgb L Itipl. hu part of &n,v w*tsrU,4 a9va or "wentsintir at this editiag of Time "aturd JlersL113 may be r9praduma to any manaar without %writlen pergni"loli of the publisher of The Hers,10. Amy tudiw1aU&I ur firm texpatisibLe too suab repruductian witi bo oonswerad as iuirng1gig an 2'se ilanild a cpr1gbt a.ad Will be .1 I, - : OTHER AC TMM Ci Z Two Locations To SW"Yss PIM 01111ROM "In$11 £?.kIL' ";N"ql~,.4. .,I- , -`,_,-~:; NEW YORKER i things, You' ll. also have the money-.. 25%, 50% or more of it in earnlnj that we cone NEW CUINA NEW All TAXI CEITIPICATE COVERS ismu MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN - t he diet, particularly In Inceas- . ags s.d - the thin you!d Eke to &-butesm9i rl& 2WW- RqPdar 9MV=g, started next M&y,C.& qpen a w=1d of fttlfillrnent for yc)u. V&ea ym Lave JGHT . . 41 -- ~, I WITTIS VOGUE 11111111 cumftoew W"k Softy I . INTRODUCTION . f ~ clated with dramatic changes in , - - "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" ' ~t II I decades. Lutely independent stu a ChArles Wesley was bom once-popular notion that public Dec 28 1706 disclosure of ca mpaign finances - ,_!, O' IIt Btatt Photograpb.r D.1Iw.r 2c fl A I ., .. -J _ ~.,l- I haturday Prv"ding Cbrlotma& Mdi . buslus" hia,panor rKaw WACILLs IdechAftical oupt. MILL W1()ET recently, and this may be asso- OPERATORS HAtel Amoco S"TiC& an 0 -' Learn to FLY ,nominee- -. . 4 I Mrs. Do- $lO e,i'c$rlc bill last week had r.s. Robinson went on relief' of the International Agency for CHICAGO (UP!) H. 3 lores Robinson has been trying no lights his th r ater the 41-yearResearch on Cancer told of izon staff. Detectives hold little hope he t1Il pauper s suit She sala ner car hii been re- Id study In the Kansas City area or to live In her $70,000 suburban About half the prisoners in the will be captured. They believe or separate maintenance in the United States trying to pin- Northbrook home on $14-a-week !.se!;d GIVE block were murderers. but Of he is in Eastern Europe or per- HAZEL 1%111,1,Elt, for- point, any particular dietary in. relier che6s and it few dollani Iler incoint- since her husband Coo k County Circuit Court 11cr the type prison Psychologists haps on a Sovi et trawl er meily of West Palm ell to do oil man, Wa out attorney. Charles fluence As sIth other such stud her on mnakis i, a hamobuiger believe will never kill again. heading back to his Soviet mas- Beach and a graduate of c on Mrs. Robinson is unable to work she said has Sept. 5. IOG5 81101). Ics, no single factor was ImpliMany of the rest were profes- ters. Palni Beach Vocational cated unequivocally. said. But Tile rour-bedroom house .she sisted of $500 he sent, the relief because of ile health. 0 sion men who ran afoul of the Blake's as the eighth escape School of Beauty is now other mm If .aid it two-year seach for a possible relationship between c,hls home has no heat no hut htrk, law. from Wormwood Scrubs this with Harrietts Beauty cooked fats and stoninch cancers water, and. until relief workers itnd nioncy earned by n 18 1 husband John H Robison As long-term prisoners, they year. The Prison Officers Asso. Nook. Hazel is a senior came to her resel-e and pai(i it year-old son rroni a previous 65. had been Ili vain. The Robi 1 HIgruled out, Dr. could not be were allowed considerable priv- ciation says it is so understaffed operator with 12 years ginson said, suggesting that this 35 rns o e an sons had been married five marriake w I 6 ileges and supervision was light. that guards get only one day off experience and specialI hour at an be looked into in larger surveys When Blake escaped only two ir three weeks izes in hair cu tt ing. in Western countries guards were on duty in D-block. Blake, now 44, admitted at his i roilLalile '_.iIaL GET A LUBE TO-DAY the cell doors were trial that in nine years as a While on DATA,AS (UM) E,.ry vital point is experfly - British Foreign Office ofIici;il Good Scouts 11111111111111111 lubricated o n uc u his way to Houston bo look for n iurcifu i r lie passed on to the Russians SOUTH HACKENSACK, N. it lot), Jamen W. Keay stopped I Sao us now. every secret document that J. (UPI) - Take it from tile in Dallas to visit friends. 110 0 AMOCO SUPER PRE. reat came into his hands. As a rechambermaids at the Horizon ST. LOUIS, MO. (.%1 ' F MIUM GASOLINE with ft conversation struck UI) sult, the whole Western intelliATLAS TIRES, BATTERIES 1 0 11 JA N E CASSELIEUVt it vice president of the Repubgence net in the Middle East man has been awarded in abWASHINGTON (UPI) -ConAND ACCESSORIES otel guests are Roy Scouts. m An Orlando District Men's lie National Bank (luring And Eastern Europe fell to ' "YOU EXPECTMORE AT The maids were perplexed sentia the third antitial "Spirit gress has approved spending downtown trip. Retreat as e(1 at uC Methpieces of St. Louis Award by St. found two they odist Youth Camp near Lees- recently when 1.ouis $6.8 million for construction of a result of the chat, he University students for burg this weekend with 14 men dozen rooms till tidied up, and (MO..) a U.S. exhibit tit the proposed was hired by the bank. Today, the bedi made after their oc- "pioneering achievement of sig- Inter-American Cultural Center more than 17 years later, he is 'et cuponts of the night before hil(I nificant benefit to niankind." ., I persons died du ri ng a famine nity Methodist Church attendscheduled t o open In July 1968 the bank's president and the d . Then they learned The Inscription on the award, ill Miltmi. d eparte in Bengal, India, as recently Ing. I man who hired him, James W ~'.r,%,-~ occu"ants were a troop of which was accepted for the Pboø. 322.fl3 th They were Rev. Delmati Copeas 1943, according to the En't J. "1'hi our final legislative Aston, is board chairman and 11 . r c 25 & A .,rV41.1 land, pastor, Donald .Alucl,eod, Boy Scouts and their leaderii ell former president Sunday night cyclopoedia Britannica. E. chief executive officer. by U.S. Sen. Sttjiirt Symington, hurdle." said Dr. Irving Marvin McClain, Donald Stev- route to Des Moines, Bwa, after Muskat, chairman of the center, - i. to New York City. The D-Mo., read: "As a leader of which has conic to be known as ens, Blynn Roiker, Leonard it trained to make their own the American people. as it great Knight, Henry 13itainger, boys, American himself, as a Oianipi- Iteramit. Origiiailly the atimini~ . Charles BuHinger, Virgil Grubb, beds aiid clean their roon's, upasked for $6-5 lis 41 11111111 i.stration had '. Earl Oakley, Martin Neiswan. parently hiid taken it for J:rant. on of hunian freedom, for Lhe project. uld perform t heRe, lie richly merits our respect, million der, William Rhoades, and Leo- 0 Int our admiration, our apprt'ciaLINEN & LEA chores at a m otel, too nard Cass'lhwrry. permanent fir international A& tion, and even our affection" ___ ___ - ____ ___ __ and t' o riented to the \Vestvx1m ALL LUTHER ern Ilemisphere, expects to . .1 "A~I [~: ~. I.,."'. ~Z,111'y,~ -, 1, I 1_1 - ..~ by .- - - ,. '~- I - - . - - draw an estimuted 15 million ... ~ %t,,_,,e ... . . I.. I I FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) i,, according to Muskut. as advertised Don't wait until the • I I ~' Implement Store located at the corner of Oak Avenue and Third Street 811ows di.4plays of some of the new merchandise stocked " with the ladie. , ; in mind."Grand opening is scheduled for Thursday. ' - - .. . . - EMNA LIC1111' 00T, clerk at the newly remodeled flill flardw-are and - is ) fLf4,r Oullfarb Wpralh . /' '. I . I * . ~ -- . vegetables lind the lowest incldence or risk, he said. The rate of stoninch cancer in 3apan has started to go down able Ends -we specialnen+ waving, xe p styling cubing, £ tin tin f da,ma t and fro ad hair. - - Davis For Mayor High ;, . of milk, meat and green-yellow - ( r I . _.,. . R et MEMBER FLORAFAX FREE DELIVERY 322.0U ______________ ) ) stay of the Japanese diet. People eating a combination 14 Attend CORSAGES i ____________ Put HST ' IflflJJ used inuch more salty food, especially salted pickles. main. . ." h Cu - herger says, to suppose that than a million dollars with rose only 6 per cent since 1961, the contributors who help pay guarantee of victory, but the number of famil ies which ended the era of the them the brush-off. Tile beat after-dinner speuh-- the huge bills for these and ,,-,- s~-i,, ;-- Lne largest human earning S10.000 or more a year verse by the side of tile road. But one of the Fullerettes or Ili the follow who says, "Put othar modem methods of cam. 0rgati. "' On a big fellow. its area increased by 31 per cent. A few months ago, I led the hired during the trial program it all on my check," paigning do not receive favors equals that of a 9-by-12 foot rug. One reason for taking It easy: mourning over the passing of called at our house recently 0 # 9 in return: "The person who We're getting more educated. A study of 133 men who suffered union suits, which ended the and my wife told me site was Living in the past is an old gave for $1,000 can never find One proof is that more than 20 heart attacks disclosed that 94 cru of une-piece mule undtw- noticeubly more aggressive codger's future. the door to your office closed per cent or U.S. families ww of them were "excessively ag. weur. thun any of the men had Imen. to him und he knows it as wtill are headed by persons who have gmssive. ambitious, and comAnd today, having waited in I'll lay odds that by the time as you do." The rule of many had some college training. petitive." vain for other mourners to the first American lands on To Speak Offices is the larger the gift, Beatnik-looking teen-agers get History lesson: Can you name atep forward, 1 have tulten it tile moon Fuller brush men till, wider the door is ujar. it lot of attention, but they are a the only signer of the DeclaraAdmittedly, reliance on a minority. Polled on what they tion of Independence who beRep. S. J. Davis Jr. will be few large contributors to foot expected in a date. teeners came a U.S. president and also guest speaker at a meeting of most of the campaign bills stressed physical cleanliness, hud a son who was President? the Women's Auxiliary of the comprimes a Imlitician's inde- proper dress and a neat appear- He was John Adams of MassaBrotherhood of Railroad Work- pendemee of action. But is ance. That surprise you? chusetta. era scheduled for 6:30 p.m. to- there an effective way to cope Page 4 Sanford Herad Oct. 25, 1966 day at the Masonic Lodge In with the special indebtedness Jiussimig of Burma Shave signs, any brushes, you could give FLORIST Succenors to A. F. ItamM owars F OtAll o POTTED PLANTS s Drab I GRAPIEVILLE NEW YORK (AP) -Things a That era ended a few days stockpile of jokeswill be summer revealed how some ofmourning the pusging of some. ago when F'uller announced rendered pointless. five holders are supplementing columnist might mwver know if people is like burning down you ore wife is likewise a varied thing thut it. would start hiring own hou8e to get rid of the rats" career t.hat requires brains and It mu he that a few new their utficial salaries In in- tie didn't OOfl is mat 1 Over th e yea rs I have been women us door-to-door brush g -Harry Emerson Fosdick much practical knolrdge ags about Fuller brush Iudie creasing numbers they arc proPatients at the Un,versit' Involved in more t1ilin my suietimen. You're living In a fool's paraBusiness College will start making the rounds, moting gifts, "sustuining I~ Alabama flospitid nre h I share of these nostalgic rituals, It is true the' ronipany said hut the punch hues will have funds," DO". dise if you think your fat child woman how to hundle inoney uuid "tc$tiziionulel diii- served five meats ii cliiy. Physi- will normally shed his fat as he and bulanet books. 'T uller- to 1) I(t different. tiers" for themlielves. 111 de- cians s.of nie. Ending crus leaves a ettes" would be limited and iy the extra meals boost grows up. Unless dieting measIt's the end of an She also learns business Inw, 'I fense, these who do t;o point. to morale, even pci-son drained emotionally, thut the Fuller brush man though they are ures itre taken, the odds am 90 fille knows what she is do; kyrocketing price of radio and Planned so that the patient's four to one that an But I have never shirked. would "remuin the muiniany of obese child ing when she signs ii contract television alone. TV and radio total Caloric intake It in heartless to leave an the business." But. doe's anyre- will become an obese adulL And for Installment buying f a cost candidates $$9.8 million in mai the same. era just hanging tbere in thin body seriously believe that the odds rise to 28 to I If he fri erator car ora ome the 1962 election, experts ustiPoliticians are finding it more doesn't trim down during adoair. Somebody has got to end will last? math; the amount rose to $14.ti expensive to serve the public. A lescence. It. And if nobody else volun. Puller brush men, at leust, By WALTER C. PAICKES million in 1960; and to $40.0.1 tours to mourn It., I will. race for a Senate seat from a Prosperity note: America's the ones who knocked Oil OUiif you never stand up to be million in mid-term 1962. large statenow cwi cost a can- middle ass Is getting larger. A your or so ago I was one door, were disciples Of th L' counted, you're upt to remain %WOO a It is naive, Senutor Nel- didate and his suppomers more The number of U.S. families of the chief mourners at the "soft sell." U you didn't want zero. & Dull! If in our cap- i c said. Another was that they . YOURSELF r:atd The R3 cheeks' Every potential wife should busy escaping to have time to have a diploma from a first escape." class Business College' Girls, note well! Quatable notables: "HaUng For being a successful mod. budget their on I / - . rarcer victims drank less milk, -- Escape Lessons One main difference was that ~ - I LONDON ~AP) -While secu- And the convicts were enjoying ri men hunted master spy their evening "association" George Blake today, former period when they may %1sit each 'I fellow prisoners talked of comfortable life he led In Worm- oth Blake, rated I themost wood Scrubs - the Ritz hotel menacing Soviet spies of the of British jails. Blake was held in the jail's D. cold war, went over the wall block with about 200 other first Saturday after serving five offenders seming long terms. years of a 42-year term - the He apparenUy was popular both longest sen te nce In modern Engwith other prisoners and the hish history. Dick West , : "~,'. I Master S in sca ee a o i e n ai. C* merce have gone un-noticed and spenders and seekers of influthat they should get their diunaccounted for. I Senator Neuberger estimates 10 0 tax deductible. enee. "This is a beginning," ploma. for school operations. We do believe that is What the peo- fliat she could put on an eifecJohn A. Ndcn was not ready to Long predicts, "in relieving Why the change? Then they should ]earn n pie are saying when they reject propos. tive campaign for the compara- Congress gamble on an unknown new each party from relying on Alachua County School Supt. William ed bond issues like thmse in Alachua tively small sum of trade a quarter system of financing in this large contribuUons by corpora. lege or go to Business Colfor at least th e one-year Talbot commented on the outcome and PolkCounties, of ii million dollars brruue election year. House and Son- tion executives, labor leaders SVTNDERBY. England, (UP!) diploma. Oregon it; a sparsely populated ate conferees surprised every- and other groups with large -A group of youths ned to After graduating, they state. Ca ndidatesin other one, however, by taking a first interests in the outcome of the should also hold a job for a 1 reformatory are to be given sta tes often have a harder short step in th is di rection election" year or two, dust to learn th e ICSSOn on ho to escape An task, Mrs. Neuberger pointed tensions of modern economic Army unit here is going to teach out last week; "Senatorial I the youths how to flee captures competition, campaigns in the big, populous l diring wartime. An army leadAnd also to find out how to S. There' s an dft Ift . njuking campaign gifts up to the public rejected a maximum tax levy ]y. . Fpfscopn a ttend Southsldo while their nniy son, an young men ;:' ar wAre for $ 21 years. - - the arand opening will he resw;tration (or prr,;ons over 21 yean; n" W i , . Cancer researchers suspect a mom villain Is what people eat. ' -.111"F7 •"". . I new studies Into the tnymery of why people do or do not get sIn. machi cancers and why the risk of stomach cancer generally j put f I Ir 1 St rf-0, Vot)ert ( Flobbv i I -_ ~.'& ..-'._--.------.-_ These observations come from Thursday 4 W " ~ 11' enting salted pickles every day . Opening W%M1WJ11M I TOKY0 (AP)-Drinking nillk iI sepins to lielp protect some pro I ple agninst stomach cancer, but ~ ing a tractor or pulling a com- Your editorial "We Get Our . High Cost The Gainesville Sun commented that rectly to increased perty taxe& Both urban and rural residents must "exPert observers cannot recall that -3, in the state ever defeated have a favorable tax climate if they s: --_____ The Onre rnr many yoar.4 4pe. Iinnr,, owner m;incr, nn lrlaliz.rd in farm implements, 5 1.11 loI 'pfl ; hnirdvarr. hut now has to 1414 .P.Alppvt_~ i;"(°r .." IV-.9" - I I." :I Stomach Cancer I -- at 18 would pick brides of 16 or Nowadays, however, armirg is not merely a matter of driv- Edi tor, Herald: . Could I . I I I 0 ardware l . I H Ilill IInt-(I%%- m(. mill implemetit I $Id itq itrim(i olwnitiqf ,rim ,;(I one or the oltIrt h nt'dtnre Iii the m'v ouiiI't•iy rernmici .'s-. pq iili id I "",vJIr wil ',l So," I f'.'F - k , . $16.5 million bond issue for nine new erty assessments--primarily we sus- . Salted Pickles ____ ____ birthday when he married! Crane In cure of (his flCW And Thomas Jefferson was 29. paper, enclosing a long Mans of their contemporar stumped addressed envelope day, so some of the '-.. - . ~_i Hill . - - . ,. I proposed road bond issue which would plan to issue $11 S million in bonds for have built roads in some of the Tnot school construction, road hungry areas of the state. (In_ There was a vote of almost two to eluding Seminole. one in Polk County against a proposed They are fighting against full prop- : I V.' . George Washington wait just divorce. \ < niiliirh brrnI Oct. 2r,i9fl-Png ___ it ' -. ~ Ivre! ned as soon as I graduate?" :~ .M W 6n .. S 11 . - dad and do much of the work ' ! ir,nidunep Rnoklpt.," enclosing a ~ long stamped, return envelope, around the farm. So why shouldn't I get mur- J phis 20 cents. Use it for Job \ ~ .1 .. / I - .. I ' . . __.....-- , I . .. \ spending proposals which are tied to in attitude means. I, N - ~ ".*.;-- . educational we inquire as to what the people programs. and governmental spending unless are saying. And there probably are a There seems to be a rebellion against lot of theories about what the change issues this month. In Alachua, freeholders rejected by a narrow margin a K no ' ~191 "The People have spoken." That statement doesn't mean much family sit; a farmer? I 1 _-" iih can't a young fri- inni to me heeaue of the skills low of 18 earn a living for hil; 'she nrquired in Business Col- . r ~ . -&- . .1 *, 4"I * 1 :,* ,I i. . I~ ! "So ________ 322-2611 ____ the middle terns in George I Collegre, product and she has ; rkevn worth her weight in uranWashingwn's day ? '. . ____ Closer Look A P,01WIN Axi to HERALD. FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN McCLUNG, THE SANFORD s 411Z .. .. & 111- ' nnraiwh,.hat enncssu4h hooks and compute her high divorce rate among hand's income tAx for him And us a skilled typst., she teenage marriages. For love rites out itic window when can handle his personal as well poverty walks In the door! as business correspondence. , There is no other college rlitat° for a PERMAXETLY hap. qualifies a girl to become a CASE A-5fl2: Harry B., ficirnt) Nur ing is the next best t ype aged IS, i a high school sento p roduce thpnotch ior. of : t:m1 'Dr. Crane," he began. wive "didn't people sret married in 1 lkly own ,wife was it Rusinoss WA Me ____ . IRM 11il Pumw AW j :: 7 I forn&w A/C I r E;:Z t oo, and public speaking. 'knomm how too keep a tractor is all that farming IS . , 1111C Worr ". I- Z _7~ei~l :-%14.--~,i.'~~k-:-*~~~~,.:~*~., rq % .., f. .1 .-.7 ~; A=A&P .. The Herald would like to hear whet recent club meeting the other day. .Thev dis- they have to say about the deplorable cuqqed the need for more qualified state our exceptional children proteachers. a higher grade of teachers, grams. better schools. . Now, these are good The Herald would like to bear what I safe comments for a school board can- they have to say about the Little Red I t, l - I I 1, . . 3 Don Bales are opposed by Republicans pointed Superintendent of schools In. .lean Bryant and A. F. Keeth. There are so many issues that should stead of one elected by the people. be battled back and forth during the The Herald would like to hear what campaign, the .salaries of supervisory personnel as compared to What have we heard thus far. i I I re-alize it. but we are having a school schnol bus situation. blame ;fzLl It's been a i beca u se h tame . pretty sad Two Democrats Dr. John Derby and ~ " . POPULAR PRICES I BAR and LOUNGE FRENCH AVE. 2401 SANPOD PLA. LEWIS SALES & SERVICE ---. 2617 W. Country Club Rd. -' $wow 111111a. I . Ir 1 4 - 1 . , .J , --- ,-. r- - - _.. ___ ._ i . __ - 1 1 -. .1 �I. -..__.._,_. - - 1 •• - - -. - - . • - 4 - - I Oct. 25, 1966 6 Jay''Mr. ...`~ I I ... 1".... !,_1 ,.. -.1 II ,I&E ~1".1 .11.. _I1 . I . . . I - * ':... 1' ,.I I . .~". ", PzI..~', , '"': I I:.. . I .'' , " % I .1 . . I ., :.I . L Ie -_ N To 1 1' 1~ i. I. il ;, :, Thr Baby Seminoles, halfback known to reach the ripe old age corps a of a of 36, and the landlocked sale. Charde, Bobby Powell, John man record ii 18 years (a l In ?'-Y, TOC Turn er, and Howard male, Incidentally). A pike Ily is HunL Read *TV mentor Ralph I the 20-pound class usual -- - LEAGUE - . . - t I I - Michigan State, which re- I ceivM ftvo first place votes. STANDINGS - - . remained in the po'l's No. 2 slot - - I makers out of the Top Ten. Ar- ,-00000000060000~ I ________________ '-S SERRAE AlXX - . Wrili I I I I . I - I . .. 11 Toscano Leads PALM BEACH GARDENS, UCLA beat California 28-15, PGA tour, fired his third sub- par round Monday to )Pad the field of 96 candidates in the SANDSPMes LEAGUE W 11 Alahama ripped Vanderbilt 424, - . downed Tulane 35-17. I coachIng rival ''tb.' bed 397 1. NOtIC Dame (32) p.m. I which is alresidy underway. The public is invited to ' Italce aim" this Sunday at UCLA (2) 4. Alabama (1) 5. Southern Calif. (1) 310 272 247 fi. Georgia Tech 7. Florida S. Nebraska 196 172 Isi S. yom ng - - his third citation or the senson As the Associated Press Southeastern Back or the Work. L - - Urbanok cnused a fumble that I'njck' of Florida State, Torn 00-3 by (lie (tvt'n Hay Packe rs '. , , .,7. 4 -. A, ! . , like .1 steve Spurrier Brl*be Case LSU , -,, c .:. A down and his rushing helped Ole of Tulane, and Ronnie Jenkins tar.' baking for their first No- " Miss pick off seven 11oustoll. and HERAL ~ - •-d'_ I .- .. -. Acacemy team, the Blue .lack- parochial schools within Semin red worms and cut mussels and are females). the are hitting on the Thouh fish continue to grow sta, after dropping their first ale, Volusia, Brevard and super sonic in Lake Monroe throughout their liftdimes, they two games of the Ileagiin will Orange Counties. like humans -tend to slow try their single wing cittact According to Filegar, still, with sonic real good Bass - i I- - -I - .t -' / -- 'I - - C4, idpEcr..b - - -- -, POT • - - . 9 - t P1ThPZZ X Bergman. I who was head bkei- Coach - , A 1 Iji .1 1. \'ul Beckman ' s Lake- '1 is sitting still, rather than Deer y Turkey I c,. -'-"VT th legends bo THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING SEASON! THE .,~ 4 ' -'? -" " ------- I . -- postmarked no later than rvil. 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H.1d Idusi - -' ------- -'-' - .I.: - Moore, Address S,a ' (TIE) 1: P,1 y name is . , , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. PR I Z ES CAS H SANFORD, FLA. " " ----- Bishop 'I ENTRY BLANK MAIL OR BRING ENTRY TO: ) (N OFFICIAL _______________________ of last -, -.' 1 ________________________________________________ * .. . . 1. TOUGHEST 2 DOOR must be brought to the office of this paper or -p .._~ ,~... - - Z-41. I . t• THE WORLD' S , tertain the Lyman Greyhounds, George £Arru said Monday. JkarrsJ refused further corn''' 3-7 merit on why Melvin Cason, a .. junior 'UUrd from Moberly, Mo.; Earl Edwards, a junior I tackle from Tampa, and Don PLAYING THE GAME 182 Cherry, a senior tailback from A. C. three I information. in researching I Eq'4pznent al-ailable data, the ___ ctritim at Mercury__uuthosrdi Operation up A - disciplinary reasons, Coach . movIng. ____ - ___ Q, . . U Alligator The problems of senifity may Migratory Bird otJicr fishermen, but appar- Other (Gun .txt Befuge .ediy sekisun enters___ liMo the if- I Uplugod Gun, _____ ________ Of fish. I Wli& much As known about Licouse turned .% playa" - two of masimum ages seem to haveIllegul Taking j -'-"' I. NSB BB1TSCUdU. Coach Wilbur Lofton's J1IC. kets are 5-1 on the season and : -i in the OBC,, and will ' them from Florida-have been dropped from the team for AresPernik dwAms of hv&WJttw 40cim- M09al Tr8n&PWUtitw .11 ' .' . TRY i for a non-conferenoe witb the sity foutbAL11 the river around tht 0staten lAoenw or Management bridge. The Bass _____ th Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of points scored In any on. game on this page and plac. this number In the space in Entry Blank. This will be used to rovide Ereak ties. - :.-. bun coach at Leesburg High view Red Devils tooL uvff first came up with two fourth quay- and the size is real large. One coed 00 days. The Raiders will open their catch of four Rods went above During the month of Septem- Season Nov. 23 at Luke-Sump100 pounds, while fishin' In the bet some fishermen took , icr Junior College, and then flats using live shrimp on a chance and went fishing trebble hook, and the smaller out a license. One hundred on Nov. 30 Junior they will meet at soutii Florida College the I Bass are being cauglit in the ninety4wo of these found ftt Seminole High g'ni for a borne the gan did deep holes. Dick Dove, a local taxider- were arrested for the violation. game. ________ of the mist, had a large catch of Bass The statewide Saturday morning In the rain, arrests fur4Septernber as issued : Dropped T Be landed nine large Buss by the Game and Fresh Water WICHITA. Knit. (Al') -' while anglizi' with a Sliver Fish Commission follows: Anests Three Wichita State UniverBingO-Lure In the middle of Heating VI.latiens I tj W toto Lagoon in large numbers 11 term in the 1wkey not to ex- Man. .* 1: ! I 4 - - ______ _____ • - - - place in the Orange Bell ConSchool. Top Three Baits Of Area Sterling has revealed that five ferenee standings last Friday ter touchdowns by Larry GraLATE NOTE: Just received days for $225, two weeks for area boys are on the squad's with a big win over Leesburg ham to eke out a 20-13 victory i over the previously undefeated word that the specks are doing I $3.25 and throuiout the year roster this year. They are Jack in Winter Garden. well In Lake Jessup, along the for $8. On the other hand, th e Hunt, Gary Lloyd and Steve The Devils, who have swept Yellow Jackets. ____ shore line with a yellow no Lakeview leading the OBC fine for fishing with out a license Groover from Seminole High; five in it row since a season with a 3-0 will li jig a bi, Alexander Wynn from ___ New Smyrna Beach this week and Byrd Brownell from Ly- 4 4 -. - In OBC Standings aistants are Tony Bagley, fornierly basketball mentor at Oak Ridge Junior High, and Jay - . '. : 4- .,401-~ , ; , . arc SJ one in each ad on this page. Indic ate winner by wr ng in e name of team opposite the ad. vertisor's name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. - " IF . . '- iti 11 Lakeview Grabs first -s'-" s - - ' -- _________________________________________________________ I.:- . -- Ortiz, 10%, Puvrto Rion, knee Brockton, this out Brad Silas, 108, Head coach for the Raiders if; i' 1~ I CONTEST RULES T. 322852 TORONTO (Al') - Forward gain recognition on the basket- on Wednesdays. All of hit adults serving on Frank Muhovlich remained a nitt unusual for a first-year school to at' these various committees are holdout Monday after further volunteering their time und tal- negotiations with the Toronto tempt to field a team. Of exits towards establishing a sue- Maple Leafs of the National four new junior colleges in suite this year, only one other ceasful athletic program for the Hockey League failed to proAll Soul's school. duct' a salary agreement,. will make this Joe Sterling, well-known in cenI tral Florida for his enviable record during the past 15 years - NNU I. ; 14 hail 5e-('IIC l F- I HTH El - - ers are already hard at work to 11:3(s iLm. to 1:30 pm., except Holdout - - r - i. Ii WALPOLE, Mass. - three players - starters Billy Ricky Masters, Gawain DiBetta and fithIn' along the banks of Luke down and turn paunchy as the against the undefeated Semi- program is designed to tie-in Mass., 6. years progress. However, It's rude JVs. Mom'oe. with the President's physical LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Tony If you have real good patience a rare specimen that lives long Barry indicated that he will fitness campaign with -the ulti- Aguirre, 186, Mexico City, nutflahin' for Bass enough to reach this gage. you use the following boys for the mate objecth'e to add other pointed Benito .luarcz, 137, Las I with shiners. Several nice Old age In the world of upcoming tilt; David Purdon sports such as baseball, etc t in. catches have been reported in es is such an unusual occurence and Malcolm Wallace - ends, it future date th at It's unlikely the average Walter Porzlg and John Canter- Appointed -Ia serve as a coach Lis area on live bait, A Sore Back Just a few of the good finhin' angler will ever crank In a bury - tackles, David Snyder for the hoy of the seventh and spots around are: Crowns nile bash, say the Mercury it-nd ,lames Ac"ursin - guards, eighth grades is Alex Serruc's LAWRENCE, Ean.. (Al') .lcfr Sargent - center, Gary who will schedule practice at The University of Ka-,ias world Camp, Cnn's Camp, Marina folks. Isle, Lemon Bluff, Osecola Fish Those big, "old" Junkers we Peed - blocldngback, Jerry the school grounds for Satur- rocordholder In the mile. 19-! year-old Jim Ryun, said ManCamp, Camp Seminole on the keep bearing about are usually Sargent - fullback, Daniel days at c a.m. etball day he has a sore hack that is Wekiva and Wekiva River Ha- hungry fish In the prime of Ill-c Evans - wItlick, and Harry All intramural bask games will he played on 'l'ues- making it tough for him to I van. Jolmaon's Fish Camp at that simply have the oj1OTtUfl' Smith - tailback. run. day afternoons. ____________________ the Osten Bridge has been re- ity to eat well over a lengthy Ann Pirotte, who has taught His buck was X-rayed at the porting some good liable' also. growing season. University Medical I t for a number of years here in Since the weather is getting Fish may get big, Raiders Prep Seminole County, will be work-. Center in Kansas City, Kan., a little cooler I wouldn't be a seldom grow old. Fishermen see leg with the girls at the school Monday. Ryun quoted Dr. Leobit surprised if a shad or two to that. • U U th opedic stir- I will be caught In the next few program alongnurd geuliPeltier, iii the center, as saying weeks, siting with the speck TALLAHASSEE - A resident For Cage Opener andclass willvolleyball begin with an interor with the regular physical train- "there was something , my II ti-oiling. The shad are subject fishing license to fish in Flor• classes. 'Tht'bt! c1sses will bUck." to hit spoon trailer or a no alibi idu' fresh waters costs £3. A Coach .me Sterling and his ' held four times a week from trailer, non-resident may fish for five Seminole Junior College' fluid- _______ " FOOTBALL __ f i , WF GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS - _______________ -____ SANFORD 310 F. FIRST - ' 7 1 tintlomilittlir c(itinfrN. At Mexico Citys new Atei - - t . :: 1$ it - . - ! - ARCADE PACKAGE STORE (lomil Footbidl I,engup vivtory. soccur shiflitim, litillf. ft) hold flughes or Georgia. 1#1111 FARRELL'S They are fiercely hiirticu,n It . 11 League -. IALS 17.5 30.5 - -- -h- InO two iqlnrtq. nod .0ill , ,t up tile Retwis' first touch. Beier o 1 ---------------------- _____________________________________________________ - - slilli or reord ffir fit(, tilt, wrl. dactisive tackle who played it eluded Bruce Nowell and Gerald more thao n Itntne so far." TIlt! l"nlrmis were beaten 44-7 fore of athletes c'sj.e-lally for key role in knocking Houston Warfield of Mbsisippi, 11111 froin tile ranks of the unbeaten. Eastman of Georgia Tech, Gory by thi.' Suit Francisco 49c'rs and elgti u,tliletes. :- won ed rn Houston. , EC EVERY DAY batiek, Mississippi 's 240 pound Hocks drawing support lit- been able to wsit-k together f o r never been tioted far partqmnn . , U - 1, iiiar qA C; !- which were given to .Ifni Ur- van or Alabnnin. . at':, ':7 .W'L 0t bflU." S p r r I e r' S perfornianee for him Against the Tigers i 50 31 9. Arkansas 10. W i - SP play 0011ely ever to * Proceeds from this event . gut , or called earlier this year hy . .-i I I - -- 1 The Top Ten, with first place cent to the fire house in Lake votes in paren th eses arid total Mary, Sunday, Oct. M, sit 2 POints on a ]"-ctc. basis: ________________________ Beauty Salon ~ I in key shoot, on the hold adja- Adeock Cont'tors 21 7 tOl'flRmCrit players' school with 2 p.m a 72-hole total of 284. 2. Ann's Mirasni - It- -- - -0. ' - Southern California shut out I - , - - I New Cavtle, Pa., making his wifl be used to supplement the building fund for th e adsecond bid for a ticket t. the ditlon to the fire house. _W 7:_~_7!- ~ ... .. I .. .;. .. .. I- I I '. I ~~~ . thumped Louisiana State 28-7. over Purdue dropped the Boiler- partment will sponsor a tur- . - -''. - did . - - 1, - to ~ g Wea er? Spurn t - // Is -- stepped up one notch to sevemi. "o The C'ornhuskers just got past Colorado 21-18 while the Gatons Set Sunday In Lake walloped Utah Statt, ss.ifl. - Turkey Shoot defeat dropped the Sc.oners out of th e Top Ten. Th eir No. berth went to Wyoming, which Grab 2 More In . Good , we& _____________ Fighting In Mexico - 13 15 3. Western Auto There are a few good captures eight to in. Muskies that Stumpf will probably go with 18 4. Downtown 15 Clean's achieve prize-winning propor- May and RiChairde as starters 1. of large crabs, - S. Pcnney' Auto but expects that all of his half'. 15 13 hacks will get their chance. Center 12 16 Alix of Sanford On the line, the Baby SemiBATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Nolan ref used talk to news- - Nolan also faces a similar fednoles present a pretty big pieera] charge in Los Angeles. 7. Pryor's insurance 12.5 1&5 The FBI has made two more men. S. Bowler's Pro Shop 11.5 16.5 I ture. Their two tackler., Rand. Graziano was arrested. ANN PIROTTE Burn's Auto Body 10.5 17.5 arrests in its probe of alleged Court records showed that NoBurosed and Billy Martin av-t the LSU ItttL!mpts to bribe Louisiana bin is a younger brother of Eu- Charlie McClendon, 10. Pickerlll's Sport, er"e about 200 pounds and head football coach, said that ing Goods It) 18 Suite University football play- gene Nolan, recently Convict.- Dousay, Masters and DiBetta center John Hawkins tips the All Soul's .GAMES-SERIES seal,.,. at jp. r'" ers. no an inter- had been cooperating with the UWCITh ' 185/408 l)aricis I .loseph Lee Nolan, 26. and sit- state gambling charge. Eugene FBI for more than a year. ha4 been sharing tiui action 1691485 J ane Adcock all lesson as -Paul Pivec, Bobby • mud F. Comenux. 25. both of I Kuhn e Opens 10 Team I73- Rctty Callan and Greg Patecher have Baton Rouge, were charged 15946O Georgia Maples all provided the team with a Monday by th e FBI wi th trying sound group. Pivec, a second -. . -131 to influence by bribery the out- Year .iv man, is also a tackle Fight Results Cage By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS come of six LSU games this and hir provided Stumpf with Plumbing, Heating & Air Cdiàiing a valuable Dick 508500. substitute in that An Athletic' Association, head- WORCESTER, Mass. Last week the FBI arrested ccl by G. B. Filegar. has been French, 15, Providence, Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Piping DICK. DOVE 26-year-old Samuel .1. Grazinon. The ends for the home-stand- started at MI Soul's Catholic stopped Gene Bernie-k, 147, .9 Pound Bus Ing Seminoles arc, Gary Map1e, Church and will inaugura te an en, Maine, 4; Benu .lnynea, iso, a barber, cm charges he tried to QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Sinc. I 91 4 11- I t- man. Senkarik sand Neiman and two; while stripers may may attain The have combined on many ccc,.that might just he the trouble, 30 and sturgeon lions to start the Seminole vietint I'm not going to stop at this century mark. been tory machine. catabas of Bass and Blue Fish. Coach MPXIC() CITY (All) --The 1fl9,MPu pertnq, there k a deep nr, prhnp hind t'ene at F1 Trtreo full irp,uh and trnrrpte w ail i itr1pprrva1. A mmtadw kenin fling nli'r relrrt'' filly Conti r(ItInrlitlg tP,t' playing field. The The splendid shnvpshnotr touchdown aerials and selling up $,naea flint. gave MisiippI " U ThAN'tA Ga. (M" 1'rinrml badly or falls to i'i keep ATlANTA, tin, (Al') --Cnic1t tic-'rltleil Mt'dcnn t"qtdent Ill- piirpt'cc' Is rihvIni high 15 Up? 1iov big Is hnge ws never better than he was1 two other scores with lila throwa 27-fl victory. nftnktng M. 'htw wh"t he fnnq think Is u,vr'tI fanc from thumb (Stutur) lt;,ti,q wag Into Card's defensive ploy throtilMmii Jlt'cker may he running for 21 yards in five carweakening Ixiter t'afl Steve ;ilain'-t lISP, hitting on 17 of how much rirn.rr ro'irnge Is facing death batily cut ti, rm)tlru,c' fluhtintt f!cniq or players. Spurner get? m - is -e mr 2flR nrds, tt'cdng two ties, and punting five times for ed 1.SU'n attack, Stanfill was but lie says lie won't viii to (lie world light efininliloo Cjirlwl 1 If (Ineqn't Always wnrk I frr", ti., e. 1Iir#%rlIrMQ. picked on tim heat lineman for ever - Inerennitig tittptntion an average of 43 yards. And It rant stop tttlec. tnt-ks Ic really nitithing ,ic.', li Orthz to those questions. particularly ~. ~.I.., 1. I -Fo n ne A.RhIAV, I.3 " NI1qq -I doll,t see flow nnyttody can Ili-% apretisive efforts ngnItint, make 4omp sharp elimigpoi Ili file Mp,,qI(,o. . i or , otifil(onq. Sri therr- Itt .q I pthe one About flit, Florida quir I of the field lending Women' Amateur golf ehamIrons, with etunplc'tn' there at ht'flt Florida when Spurner Is Kentucky, and Rushing knocked Atlanta V'nlro,ia. tenlj4'Ick who st'ted the senstin safety of the plo, Is an elemeiitaty school of the hocre to thn relative q,ifey "There's got. I,, be a tetnptngarth for tim against us," loose a fumble, Intercepted a playing like he a household name and snw teacher She's a native of than. ' said ISU Conch Charley Mc- 1R55 anti made nine tackles on (bun to .hinnge tweryihitig when or others at. rbiigsi.le, aliawereti rlrrccng rooms. how finds A way 10 itnhwovc : , ,I: two week,'' lIet'ker says, ''bitt tither iniqIles to clisiw their dl Spurner was an unoninioun Pa Steve's fiw"t ... 00. 25. Ic)6 7 'ThI s was VIP L 4imfarh firrolh Olhe' cholee Tuesday for file Imckfield 11 .., .1. . .-PA, ,.:, , I hour," Florida Coach Ilax I. f to go with what They rnitvit'ti slssw,i only alto, honor In a vote of the AP's Hill Corn, Richard Trapp and "You've Graves said after Spurner 1d ;., 'Ind- Wayne McCall of 11orldn, Mike .%,oil do heql. mid we've got some 111nition fl. VrInq9ul,z, wwrullvi'! i:11 aecrtsi,-y of this' World fl oxing : Hiatt of Florida State, Al Giffin good kids on the (cant. . visory board. Louisiana State a game more -11. -rq(A ('nit" anti j "It's golog to ink , . There was more cot , ~:'k lopsided than the final score. ON 100 BRANDS ': for Lineman of the Week honors, Ray Perkins and Johnny Stahl. them Ili learn to play together, awarded the title to Uasnnc. : That Is high praise for a pl a y How - changed from last week. Ne. Notre Dame .solidified Ws bold _________ - - I passing arm of signal caller. Skip Selikarik, and t'he hard s011 range. Some minnows and other say small species last )ess than As for the firJdn' It's doing 13"Itty good In and around the The Irish polled .12 of a possi- Sportsmanship? Is Falcon Get Better? tire end dif- fishes ix In the four to fivE-year re and oven- at the coast there has been some pretty good I .1 t zled. I have used n )tit of fiavrit kinds of halt and no luck. Same fishermen that the jg1 aren't hungry In P tile 41 first place ballots In vet- on th e top spot with a 38.0 rout ____________________________ braska, seven th _ been tagged is reputed to have e following week. Well, fishermen, this has been struggled through some 280-odd th The Seminole's explosive! athappening to ma' for the last seasons. But, In reality, th e two weeks and It has me puz- average life span of most game tack Is centered around the oll rid G c E ACIATED PRFSS Dig hr a national panel of knnns took the ninth slot with a pion Alabama, Ifornia, Georgia Tech rlorida Notre Dame Is batting a solid sportswriters and broadcasters 414) rout of 'ViehIIa state. .780 in the weekly Associated awl remain in front of the Top ITCI,A remained third follow- arid Nebraska. The first six spots were tinf'res college foot-bnII poll. Ten todRy. rd hr defending national cham - two ''. He J- By ----- The Baby Seminoles, after !JTDOORi taking five games an the via.: Itor's aide of the field, will go facts, as well as seentific Into y IIL 'lNCE'T JR. game home stand Bnve you ever had the bad guesses on this subject. as they wrap up their highl According to stories, mm carp luck of seeing a fish come up successful season. After Wed. ~ to the surface and nibble at lived "several hundred" yesra; nndnys grid action they will your artificial bait, and then a pike In Europe which h&d leave? Can . Follow Hold Lead Irish -________________ Clash Nnval Academy Wednesaay *1 f UCLA State, 0 Seminole County's undefoathd r'Icli the Seminole iunlor VRrsit, will return to its borne (. 1. :: - Michigan Jackets Set -: 1' in QUAKER GAS AND PUlL OIL HIATW MARY CARTER A. 2513 Pork Dr. Sanford, Fla. Miami L..áwg •*. vs. PAINTS 322.bZ1 Wilson a Maier FURNITURE COMPANY 322-SUS st St. Ctooms USC, vs. Lvvsbusg Ckmsea vs Webs P.isst - - -- - - _______________________________________________________________________________________ J I _________________________ I "'•• • I •+ ' S - - - - -. --- - - - - ____________-- - I -1 . - - - -- ( • -.-'• . -!.45,!I LJk1. '. 1U4-U J - - _____ .:' - - - ---_______ I \ - - - t - - I .1 - a I - I 1 1 -- - . --- - - - -- �- I . I~ _:_. .. - i . f_I! ! p t,, c~--, ~l t II 11 . - 411i ... I '' , i I I ~ I . - t. 1i ! -. , I -- U- 'I 1. Mrs. Sea Newsome Hostess -- .4,4.~,.,~"-~,j'.f -C. ,`i'.~.t~) 4 i. , I~,, . "-, -~~ _~ -, -0. ... .'', . 1". 1..1 I. ~i?.~ %~ - - " ,AW't 7 er ,., 4 To Hemerocallis Club Meet e ---- ". . I~ r Present at the meeting wert The home of Mrs. Bea New- I ,- ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________ . [~ ~_~12 IL~7,;t-.,.'.-_ " ~4 '*-.~ ,,, - ~ , - ~ iI,I1 .4~~_._11*11, - 71v 11 !q,'. , ., -T, .1,--_, . ~ ~.1 . ,.. f -!.".Ag . , I N %-,;~.:~~,., .!~''.. , ~~? 4,-k , ,_.._,_,C'_ ,,..,,:':.,. ,%*,.' ',.,.~'A " __* '7 MI: %~ 1) . 1~ % ,j 4--k "I Ir- I .... J.III.II1 I % 10 - ls j, .I. . "...%_... I :,., _.1 . , .;. 1, .. "'41% 11 - . .. .. isc o I " t i . j I ', -- '.' . - t - , W A FAST PJLFSJDFNT of the Lake M Club, Mrs Frank Evans, takes time out from her . . I, ~ I , - ice president teal ncsociatirm I I I i I ~ ,I , ~ ! Ill I *, . I I ~_`~-` " I ~ "II : r7 11 .. in this counts to set and hear . . . I I I _____ '41, ." .. I . i ,", . -- :, , . I v, .I I , - 14...11 I . . . I I I. ~-., I - . .r j .1O with the executive IfiGGINS, Jr., bourd of the Epsilon Sigma Alphu ,Sorority of which she reception to honor the Florida Symphony when it Nalesmen. Both the i ; ,.., . . j . '%, -1-1 I. Your Wardrobe ~, , Properly When f You Shop At .1, : Imw ~ I I . II "# ~ A i ; . .. . theunjwway on ile t & it 141. .. ; ! . r ; i , 1 f I ~ ~, , ~,' . , 0 0 I!, -" 4 - ~ lff"Itad 11621tih 1. FOUMISUOUS . LL. __ _ , Open Friday Evenings Accredited Charge Accounfli Welcomed ____ ANNOUNCESTHE to ust. No need to move dish or food. Hurnilm to pm I 4 • You 1 I fl ' ' " . . . s t i__. (RI4S 81(' invited I 0TH Iii i;us 'iii II'I' 'I'IE\ I irn It Teell Chal-111 ,School uIldel. the direction of 1111-s. Libby Cox. nlodel and illsli'lletol'. %% tion slated foi Nov 21 at Fbi 1(111 St 1tt(' Rank nwi h:induw nntuai.wi .i e f om left, 41.:run I ii m Ateeting the attractive tellellel. al, .I.C. 1'elliley's recelitly were froin left, 111rs. Ittiby Staillev, -gill .IIad, Susan Reii don, Mi Co ,inil Nancy W a ts on . fill, I,,(.ffv 11:11.1(.%, .. ;111(l 1\11(11- py Ill-litt, who Pagerly of ill(, ll(.%v sellool de.,tivilp(l P.;-lit tl' lt1l\ for 011-111. mt Teen GLr1s Charm WIGS5oCut.Styled '11"ted & Jean's 0 1 ,0i~~, ". mv, . . JW ' • rick o Got some news on each Tuesday? $ CALL s, .1. C. Penney's will pre-jent the Teen Page editor and not one. Perhaps not right ,away be. he- c.an't stand her. Site keeps all gradtiates ~%ith a -ift and to Teena. Illowever, ft Is a cati4e trust is built on confl- pestering him and everything they will participate as"models . at the b e gin n i n g ci the cop and and is worthy iI)(' i th at's been longer than else you c an think of. 1'e triul e% trythtng I overnight in the making. Give (leflec : M JAN in a fashion show to be held at nn 1 3222611 Plan now to enroll in the , .is for the mos t intiresting - - 1111111111111111111111111 .1"o - - the boy to make his own decis. _______ - 11 : 1 HEAR TEENA: I have been ion as to which girl he like s . metimes even a - " So • - i' '. - - needs more than love Play it "cool" an(l you might A SoI'IlOMORK CLASS the nicest boy I know and I try being a little indifferent. would hate to lose burn, STUDENT li to appear ft nihls and b l'lM l'L14 /' - Pussycat to stop datilig him. lielp! lie is nuisance out of ),ourself. playing continues. Ais page At the oncluIOn of the Ch ing iiimo as addressed to ac(er and oti ii be treated like grade %%ho lik c him too But A . . 11 - ' - - ' r ng I I I I • ii around town looking uk. an ozpensIv• sports c ar, but underneath it's a Volkswagen chassis and 0119100. C OME BY AND TRY ONE OF OUR PUSSYCATS TODAY! tisticians at the Metropolitan goes for you. You will have to pfinples will disappear in time. 'I'vella is a nicniber of The Life Insurance Company report. earn your parentB' trust. DEAR TEENA: I go to Sall- Ile",ild Aliff. Iteplie-s are 111alle You may IX-gin bY not inak- NT Ellionor Volkswagen I like this certain your letters need not he signed woman means "I am shocktA" louder than words so do as you niut.h grade. your real ivanw. Address when she strikes her hand with are told and don't make cx- boy who is in the eighths grade with 1(.tt(.I,s to I)FAII TEA-' NA, C!/0 a glort,e, fashion historians re. cuses as when you were flilie and lie knows It. 'l'iit' Sanford II'ruld, Sanford. One thing bothers me and this years old. 3219 O• u Open ' Til 9 P.M. Every Ni+e ----. 0 _________________________________ For in the Sanford Plum! 0 a . rjk11rjjL TEEN - 0 BTU CREST 0 CHARM GAS -o_i, .- CLASS! DON'T OR A REFRESHING • . Calling all HEATER Ideal answer -quick, adequate beat ior Florida' s sudden cold snaps. Easy to install... clean, safe, economicall ; #1 feen 0 1P . wu : ers! " 1! ,~f =5 . , ____ - r" . . and morel Any assoclafe in URGER Kj" "a'S" A a ., ../.,.. - , .1 ~. '' 0 Just see the diffarence whon if comes to excellent wash, polish and wax jo6s. Our exto go over çLr' as -- e m KING RENTALS ~ "Home of the SANFORD • OPEN NIGHTS! 'o 9 P.M. G A $ CORPORATION \ ~~ , N" Mon. tbru Sat. I I 2109 Fr•nch Whopper" Ave. 322.4151 Dekle' s Gulf Service 2518 French Ave. * I ,~ /.I , 1% PARTIES SAT, OCT. 29 * 9A.M.-Il A.M. PRIZES FOR COSTUMES \ \\ I FL0 I.\ HALLOWEEN' "" ' :: CAN'T BE BEAT! in todayl A -. . - L NsNm,\v,F/,f// __4W % THE "BURGER KING" Classes aro limifed, so come I" .0 ~' YOUR LUSTER I* make up, figure, wardrobe. FRMI - .0~!:,_ ..,., *..'I. .---~ f"11161. , *1 ?~, 3 * I L. w w - V , .% ~ DRINK _---a. Classes will include posture, 19 LOSE . ityl J -- - . . .~; :.. - tasty nne -1 - - -- - _________ BE HAPPY with this ~ , 1-t . I . I 1, I out of her way to beat DEAR SAD: At least you contagious, King to be delightfully delicious. There are plenty of teinpor- time with ltonwo. know why th ey don't trust you. Accidents are the greatest sin- Who rc the people you trust? ary cures on the market that gb threat to life for children at Aren't they the ones who have will arrest mild caws. If the TEENA'S TIP 'l'DAY: To ages one to four, killing about proved to you they can be case is severe, a dermatologist the gals-If you look and act trusted? They have earned that may have to conic to the r' like a lady, believe inc. you'll 5,000 pre.school children annually in the United States, sth- trust by performance. Same cue, Unless the case Is severe, he respected as one. 668.6080 PINECRiST SHOPPING A01000 E L In the language of gloves, a hug excuses. Actions speak ford Junior High and am In the through this column only aitit KEEP WARM, STAY WELL, 0 o Any IT'S A PUSSYCAT. a down. You will he playing right had a whoppin' good time and get my parents to trust ine growing ill) and definitely SAD JACK. glandular diMurbances and not into her liands and she will go found the treats at the Burger again? your Liggett Rexall Drugs 1A - I -L i PHONES GORDON K Isn Everybody, yes, everybody, caused more trouble. how (lo I a sign of maturity and part of let her see site is g('ttuug you 322-2041 - lit. ill re:ilhy he hi'ft fr i B - (1)ctor could exPlain the Boyles, to free "whoppers" and realize now the truth would halts BEAUTY SALON -- i OffI $ , The cl.i;.sps %%ill consist of posture, botly cleanliness , and , i, knowing yourself, skin c,-ire. care, Mak e-up, iure. - ardroix! and model hinti. I)H'Alt 111,NIIII.ES: Pimples no illealls do not Set a trap o DE'All TEENA: I ain 17 and inole I I igh Varsity football more "catching" iutak huitui jealous. ('hiances arc team, including su bstitutes anti about a year ago, I told a ter- are n 't lift)' I i t hat ippeir on wallpaper. Rub gently. not to rnui(Nm or tear the mirface nf the paper. --- I Y VA ~ er,m,r will remove many mark.4 I • the "Burger It's no trick King" treated the entire Scm _____________________ SANFORD PLAZA 4 ;..,.~,! hen ii it h flPP' illl'(11.111('(1 ()I* IrIlP J)'ItVilli'll f)f th" "'( ' ".11 Cliarm - itli 11ill ,Njillt-r, .I.C. l`I#-nn(-v*.-1 ers, too, because we won a over his face and lately I have ing the wrong tactics which are a few pimples Oil ifl hive. My not working. So reverse the sitgame and they played better! 1, as a StU(leflt of Seminole mother says I am ca t chi ng the untinil l)on't l)eter him and make a High, hope this fine spirit anti pimples from him and 'ill have don't chase bun and ___________________ i eam 22.7913 . ynur ticket.; nnw from et ha flWPfl fun. port. -1 - I and ttiP rink will fraok dcnr , 'iitineti ur ____________ - , thing is for certain. anotlier LV ers were impressed. it ,nust dating a certain boy for several best. Out, and I'm jealous of Barb. have affected our football play- months. lie has pimples all It appears t he other girl is us. .1 ,__~ OPENING OF HIS MEDICAL WEIGHT CONTROL 2211 L COLONIAL DIL DLAL 463-3461 WINN-DIXIE i ORLANDO. FLORIDA BY APPOINTMENT ONLY , you'll surely be :~ ,Lt and nL4phc-%,, Mr. and Mrii. Paul N & SURGEON, D.D. AGE, for our team. The cheerleaders - a aud Donald I ! DR. J. Z 'l'EEN- - mrii. Helell McGill ib buck : Control roaches uud auts the I safe way-brush on Johnstou's 1, "o- Jack Polite , : i ~ c . I ; - - '.. . ,. ; _. 1. I . Miss America . 12, !11 I ; i, i i, ,1 .0, I 1 . ; . grandsons, Todd Eli), Morgan. I __________ I 'c1Th I 4''. 1 Your parents are no doubt alone hut nothing works. Viuit A t a recent pep rally 1 noted stick sales over the past five the ultimate in having a groovy (specially to Barb) to ya and the change In spirit. There were aching to triist you. Start today should I do? Should I give hi", LONELY YOUt lift. time at Seminole Junior, is to say IIELP ! ! ! I WARNED no class signs posted, no class and show them you can be up? \'A! 1)EAI{ ION) IV it i UI) to cheers done L er)one cheered triistcd - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY utly houtired occasitin of their 24th . ______ . ---- at a local restaurant. TIK-y were 1 .,* .4 The -- in group," the swingers Some "profs" see to that iors more than half slick it on are always grubhin' up' though. daily . . . ,while practically all at SX, e t c tuff stuff to do college girls do. 0u I Until The gals-reports th e lip- ters and petitions again and ask tile to 16%- rite an. brightening th Sometimes, for a real bla. chief reason for the doubled lip. t. duughter,Mrb.J.E.Morgan, I _. -, - . I Iv . - I . I Ume the' re high school sen .: 0 There'll fw- plenty of fun and ,vl,qr) treat; are in vrore for all affen(lina. Vocir for dancing ill he furni;herl by the -Shy -_ - . . -_ .1 Imbn ad A* i _ I a job of keeping the air warm II II.. '. .I " ance aia Pr %frrt,l (lirh St SUS iq huv mskin fin Ta Ifallo! rdani few heir Skatini Hey air conditioners can do as good be name). - ' process. " - , . . ,_<.._,_.;_1 . .,. .SPE. .",,_ 1, I 1: " ~ ~r , % 1, I`. I I su . . ~ . , )I .1~ great. Keep up the pare and scorned pleased and the teach- / .7 . ' girls now start dabbing lipsUck Barb I wouldn't mention her the realb' neat 'ice boxes" or 156 S DO I . ~ fl I M; ; I .. : ~( 1. 1111- - ~~ " -, I ,. Ii A 1 or r carn -, SILK 'N SILVER 1 , Teen-agers - Charin Is I Mr.m. lAbby Cox will instruct tions held on Tues(lay. Norv. 21 hwir less,ons for a tof;il co,,-,f of : I persue one of life's more redesigiled x at 4:30 p.m. at the P'lorlda Stat( only $10 and the clas.ies %ill he 1I I Alost everybody's %%, carin all Yours for the asking-that is If a Ch.arm School %arding experiences, ,it quiet - I Bank. There will he ten otic- I COndticted at Fl o r i da State : 1clusively for you with regiel ra. pus you're in the 13-19 age , the cool Uireads on ____ nap in the library. ________________________________________________________ Ba nk . Also rtfreh:n€nt4 will tw. (with the exception of sours CLAIROL jois , , .. . . Ile FIRST-OP-WEEK SPECIAL WECK PfR ,. - Mary group while the executive mann of Longwood, Mrb. Jack board of tile sorority will bus- Bolt, Mrs. George Milis, Mrs. Fred Collins, svhsu is recenttens the gala affair for the Kenneth %uig and numerous iy back from Viet Nuni, was Florida Svniphuun)"s appearance teachers throughout the county. the recent guest of the Lu limv in tile me. Mrs. Harpers. Mr. Collins makes his William Yelinel; is tile newly More than a million women holue over on 11CULItifUl Merrit elected president of tile Wom- in tile United Stateb have hunt- Island. Ut.her guesti; at the Huran I s Club and also provides tile ers' licenues, according to esti lier home were Mr. and Mrs. talented art work far the xnus- mutft. Richard Miller from Norfolk, I iI . ' FALL HAIR NOW. uiu ' t 1, on the other hand, find it truly, I'm a bum) and all the aware of this, Ix-cau." you can' hilt hard to give a full effort toward really cool tools are puttin' on see it (the white stuff) . . . - cLy a good shoxvin'. you can be sure now'that gals my studies. In MY are flocking to lipstick at earl. short moments of fr I can't wait for cold weather take excursions to Seminole ier ages than ever. "her" (I promised (it's already here) to see ifin Y -_ A cosmetic iflu this community force are Mrs. prt-sident of the Getieva Methagain thib year by tile Lake Howard McNulty, Alm. Walter udist Church women's Society Mary Woman's Club and EpsiDriggerb of Casselherry, Mrs. of Christian Service, is home H ammond o Longwood, after a stay in the Titusville nighters will be feted at a ro- MrFI. ception Nay. 7, by tile Lake English Estates, Mrs. Al Loi'- Lucille. Keep weill .~ to spare who are inclined to in' On The Double 3 GET YOUR I 1t ." might find some poor exault ed peon (we're all Frosh here) -- ... smith, William MacLuuchbn, titul terrain and ideal climate come on Wall- - e topIc dent center, You men TOUCHTONGS fo beauty ~ i - Mercer, C. Vernon Mize Jr., their permanent home. They concert endeavors and the d Mrs. Patrick O'Gara, Mrs. are living In a lovely mobile char girls hitv fur the MJCO utmes Stowell, Mrs. Ralph Aus- home in Fern Park but they year nianaged sales at fti tin Smith and Miss 011w Reese pay regular visits school. Whitue. umurds. Receptions honoring both the workers Among the man performing artists th audMrs. Lynam (Lucille) Rogers, I ienee at large areand planned who dedicate tuhie and talent to , .11 ~,, ~.. ! 1-1 great values ... Elizabeth Bodgins. In stitge tbe Third Annual SCMCA Membership Art Exhibit opening night, Nov. 7. All concert members Ure invited to exhibit. their free time Lipstick Sales I., Take advantage of these Short-cuts DeWitt T. Mathews Jr., Mr- and decided to come bach and U.s what you are using for bait pramnied speakers from tile or- and Mrs. Frank Melialle, John niahe thif, central Florida area Lind wher e YOU them. There's No Trick I. i~_ ?o .7 reg.$2.00ea. - ~ ' - I nail/es Plans I Then there are those of us really puttin' the move on anti with the time and the energy like goin' to it with the -learn- RATED BY GLENN McCALL Association wi ll lend her talents along with Miss . y . , 49. , ~ 1111 Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bab- but the vice-president of the Sanford-Seminole A scholars ( ?) are engaging in confession for sinners tomorphilosophical discussions durin,g row.) '' r", ~. I 1~e ART 1S Mrs. Rosiiniond Cliapmiin' s muin interest come of the more enterprising sorry, boss, I'll go straight to IIOSLCS O\ or functions and festivities. $ bottle TRY ONE OF OUR - .1 in plastic Mrs Oo Coxton, Casce]berr 4 To amuse oursch Tlt/1 I 1 ('1 1) i ara-ivieulcai / / 111 AREA (If this is getting to be a little ,.' How to kill the flies in our stu- s Grandparent. are Mr. and Ili love witli our beau- caught a healthy five-Imunder- Anchor and the Th-Hi-Y Clubs have The audience is invited. S ; ~I • under the auspicies of the Seminole Co=hy Mutual Concert Association. L f Hank Johnson ,SRnford. -%vRs elected by the Sanford De'Molay their Cha pter Mola,y Sweetheart." As 'Sw , eetheart, A1S iiOfl o old. , our little toes in the coolness of yet.) l4ake Mary. • innn rb i;1 mt ('t. 2, 1!)-pagPc I : (Was that slangy enough for s tinder .spreading oak trees or dibble you, and it's not too off-color ' .~,-. ' so n 10 , : or more of those devilish little cicaturec at the Student (ener r_ ... ... ~ ~. . -I . . SX, I I dents at NANIH IN PRIN-17. -. is president, is planning another gala appears here next spring " %) I T - I t3 ".,. i' " What the blank does a Raid cr loo1 like' This rather blunt tc heard after our remark Getting back to those flies, LIKE ,NIY my congratulations to all those cool studs %%-ho have killed So ~Ii t.. f 4 .1:1' t my idea pus) officials. Smee our school , Selena Lynn which is from each I of the grandmothers names, I i Little Selena Lynn weighed five "The Prescription our primary I Pounds and 13 ounc s and has a concttrn.,, I big brother, Eddie, 31- yeLirs LOCALLY OWNED AND OPE. . . I daught aug er of Mr and rep. $2.50 ea. 13. The%. have chosen the name schools throughout flue county cultural ton Bartholomew is vice-presiitud wth B. Gallagher, seeavailable students at the newly otid dent; Mrs. C. Mrs 1t03 Green rotar, and Seminole Junior College I treasurer. The hoard Includes In increasing number By MRS. 30S. E. AIATHIEVX " If NOU SftWalk" Kettering Donald Buleti, Mrs. Orville JR.-ople are taking advantage of Barks, Mrs. herbal Brunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fratul: Sader going around with a big smile th e veicoiiie mat extended Mrs. Jack Burney of Geneva, of Springfield. Ohio. were the Ofl his face th ese days it's b tht!flu by SCMCA. , Ernest r tent guests of th eir daughter c ause 114 has found the .Seminole , Lyman and Oviedo Cowley, Mrs Randall Chase counly School 11 lusic and son-in-litm, INIr. and Iligil Schools will usher thib ONES. superintendent,' IL.I )(th kindseason tint! war!: as stage gam, Itichard Keogh, Alrb. Don TI • Ij it n d i. , lightnig technicians b Florida Li sIurt time last week and the other day u ts Mrs. , Lughan tru mpeters a ii d membership Fred Gallas, Alm. Arthur Ne- arm, fell . . All . $150 O ct. welcomed a hah daughter 1 11", By THARVAN'N MILES GenevaPersonals I I 1 East Lake Drive, Longwood, - _~ New Arrivals I ,.,.. ident of the NOWC, staled that push it future goals. for the first Dr. Alann Parker heads the 1 i I the entire SCATCA mem- group while Mrs. Bar- i Hormone Hand Cream third Frida of each month I I for ou but if you'v e the iwrsc, lease hateer seems incriminating In Obo), I'm -, . i lIIII ~ of a %% and date. 11 .. dents memberships to be rotal-of tLrst this particular aspect ourmcounty's growth. They ed to deserving oungsters at have a deep faith in the associaeach pros hiatt s purpose and willing ly Mrs Joseph P Larocca, , it) accom- I ~~j:,r"~'j .. , i', ... ,.~,_-, .;, '11'. i . : ,•. I 11 ', nickname a' chosen lie cci __________________________ hain fun ) 4ainh won't look like an ludhu One day in the life of a sth I'm told by certain SGA (Rig dent between classes at Semin Bad Guc Who Run The Moisturizing Hand Cream Club has for the past threc porters reflect the surging in- :1 1.0 Moss. - - - . .. - , -, ,~ I ~ has been R-1 as the meeting .1 sptcts a cultural aetiv1t, the The officers board of dimeSanford Nuuil Officers tors and corps' of volunteer sup ii . , k 1 jJ ift " ` - T 1. I do hnt C't3 not miil sttnint lh 3 RIC1ARI)S e gripe about those (To the Teen Page c4Iitor- does Somebody asked inc so here it 'pro!" of isdoni and learn ng s. Those little ditties Inside -. ~M;,! .W tt , - I .- ...~,Mhl I f V, ~', '. F - -: - 'her of every year instead of, ~ ! ~ as In the past, October. The 1. good music and dramn, and to hership is invited. Mr. and Mrfi. encourage participation in all Fran' Mebanp are chairmen. I- Carl It war, voted and passed to ghltbcruug champagne ball to w,hicl, , ___-------.- - begin the meetings in Septem 'i . ,;. " 9 1! I.. I L ji i . ,5 5 1W,.. , .4 7-0 ry r . I - . World Ga rd ening, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Visiting Gardens Mrs I :M77161 ____ aft "-'-4 IT, I - !%_v'. '' -" , . .. ' ~ i ,I I ~ I—." /'%t DoL*ngs C . - liitntl pent,ly work for the more In- age and shape talent, the lisso. show has proved to lie both vill- pliony's program In artistic detangible goal of developing cul- ciation sponsors art exhibits teresting and most popular. signs, will , CCfltCd by fliefleir enneerts. Miss Many men,lwrs of the art group th th re ciation along wi ers and app urn] Interest t Elizabeth flodgins, art and hu- are exhibitort, and thv associlf. other clubs in Sunford and thu among ln:!nl audiancefi. I ,man tion renders aid in numerous strides SCAICA lint; made in the High School, and Ijirs. Ro jr,11. ways. Aliss Hodgins will bring Crumi", students' war! from Lyman season her and perhaps include pictures Creating a brilliant setting r L -T , - J-mrV` ,!"~77 -.,:,-f fV~~:__, _r1W done by students at South Sent. .i "* -' . I I ~,~' r"-4, 1. . , .. - -.1 ''... inole Junior High, for the Nor- conscious, the association adds ." . " "'., ~ . , , . . . . ._. .. -.,, , .. man Luboff concert In Febru- much U) the social lift- of this ;,* I ,. - .m , . r 7 - , . ~ 'f". . "' ., community as well. Beraldinp - ..; -, ~ social .ta.nfl hit group's desire to pr'ide up- I board of directors s ~~ $100 on each ___ . Me ~, .. ,'." Groover, Airs. G. G. Myers. ~ Mrs. Joan McClain and Mrs. ~ i Mary Donaldson. I The president appointed the Ccnccrt Senes d cGarden Club. Lyrical arrange- To promote more of an artls• who hold memberships in rate entertainment for the county. Al the same time they dlii- tic atmosphere and to encour- concert association, but I ar S 1. I save Y (// Jf{ l n are Sale Beautification, Mrs Carl Lind Garden Tberap, Mrs J. C That is the Seminole County professional and business men, of the Sanford-Seminoic rt s- tisementri. Mutual C o n c e r t AsRoclation. school teachers, homemakers, jj i ti It. g an ne to s ' I service, civic, social, cultural civic leaders, high school stu seliqon for the ICMCA ert goers is the Inand philanthrophic orguniza- dents and Interested ship Art Exhibit which will hc1terpretative flower show thio tions blentl Umir efforts to julp. have volunteered to contribute 7 will 1w repeated h popular dt port this non-profit group whose In the many facets Ut om staged on opening night I Exhibiting is limited to those mand this year by Ixorn purpose Is to provide live first prise this cultural endeavor. r WILLIAMS, MS, Jr. i president of the 1X01-11, Gnrden Club which will stage an interpi-pt.-itive flo'wer show depicting lyricals from the . ' Florida Symphony's "pop" concert in the spring. time. combines a part time real estate interest with bomemaking and muny civic activities. pant two years, mere and more niond Chapman A community In action! I VOLIE of community's cultural cause. An active person, she ons .To CLVLC A ~ .IACK BOLT is representative of the unteers who are attracted to and support the travels, Toastmistress and other club duties to help hostess the annual rereptinn that is sponsored -by the Womans' C,lub following opening night of the concert season. I . MRS ' - N Winter recUon: gFven for Fl emish flowers. of the club for '66 and '67 were distributed to the members The nttraetie books were made and decorated b Mrs Thelma Sikes Ne% members welcome it: his time wore Mrs. R 14 Bass Mrs H Al. Cock-ran, Mrs S W. _; . I % ' d - _____ 'Twe _~ Do, othy Gray I ______ r 0 40 I s:.A ::tn recent workshop held at the Sanford Garden Center e b Mrs Carl Moss Items ____ I. . -rved buffet style. Centering Airs. __ __ Miriam _ Vinup. _ ___ me club pre'i over the bus . D __ ,~f4 1* I IP * Rca e % nme and a mans delicious dh ."11 I, t - ng. . , I—* q ?; ;_ V 4 , * _1( , ,~ _',I, ~~ / :7_ 11 ,/, " ( . __ ; . 1. - oing i n the World of Teens ! 's _____ )an McC1ifl, dish ciippr H M Cncrnn A entr precede Club "I ._ 093 I _ __ f. .1 -tp.,..',F'11.f . .. . ,-IN,','' .1 • M -.&,:'r . 11 . ~ .Oe t. , What - % , - t, - i - - - - - - - i fun -favors for all -fun Three Big Skating Portles DANCE '10 P.M.. 12 MIDNIGHT BENEFIT HALLOWEEN DANCE sponkolud by P41.1-hoodicoil Clwb Musir. by "THE SHY GUYS" DRAG $1.25 PRIZES STAG $ 1.00 MELODEE SKATING RINK Ph. 322.4924 (ONORA ROAD PH. 2.9353 J ,4 - -' - - -- - I . - - I I ~14 , , . IV . . - _,t, _~-if-~ ; .~k 1 - I I . I ' I . �- r il. ______ - _ _______ - . - Horoscope By Abigail Van Buren IrrszTh I I besd inteilltent that an alcoholic should not he 'i DEAR give you here. In a I can I~ Is there frequent quarreling drink, or two, or six, and In your home? Has anyone stop. 0thes need only to sniff the cork and they are In your family, ever had pepchintric help?" powerless to stop drinking 1 feel that these questions III * \\ R_ 90069. For a personal, un. published reply, enclose 11101f-addressed, and the whole questionnaire was out of orI don't want to got my is aware that alenhol child In trouble by 0 anyway, is unconsciously trv. . know what can he done about (11.1170n, ing to d estroy himself And a situation like this. I.00 to AhhyLas Angeles, titude toward others can widen to attend fine social funotions. t , 1 . Opening i land of the Snuth I W EAST 4 i in dummy and 4-A987 the queen LE0 (July ' 22 to Aug. '1' with an int.c'resting 4 10 option. Wwizy. wAKE, Lin That would put East in the load a ending in his own bond. He could count three sure losers and there was a potential fourth 1. 1..HMo. I ba broke it cu as up *Al 9'72 and he would have to lead ii time. Plan a little trip that is diamond or spade which would ital to your Interests give South a chance to ruff m VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) one hand and discard a club There are various ways In -' • Z m to try to develop an West Narth East from the other. Sao& elimination play to farce a ruff LIKE .1 event Pass South worked this out so ; micalY that he ~ ~ ad ~ ) WHY WAY I _______ / 7:30.H:30 (Hil . . Foll1w $7" 1ULi fTE3JSTAiJO114R ' . :,6 L Opening lead-* .7 wound up with by leading thorn in your side for some vi WC'ZJLPt.J'T ccc . i' ' t Ui?m concentrating on I .. and play a - - - of .• 1 - club -- - - being LMRA 1 ' --- lit -''-.. r- ,. • --:-. . &ODifthAh .0.4" A By Polly Cromer i III WE ,-_ I / 0 have belp Ing but MY memory to assist to throw awny. Does anyone for Steady Reader, who asked in buying new ones. We ul - I r''. we found the previous Owners inch waist or was it 29 and " beautified" tile bad 1' 1 _, C) ckoTh or t(J It() 41"lil- M' IlCn 01V ULCIIVII NVU 11(4-d .11 showed. ) ' cars hiter we learned too short, we knoW and l rlit or I M- blit the . deculf; will moisten and DEAR easily. You nuty rut other window POLLI' -To pr(,vent nnil file. solutions but I ~ ludge or sill nuil I [ ;, ; I ' . cIntima is with us ss indos frame. 011 to —i ,c 1 . I 2" iI 1 f -' ' c,T)J' II - - -; I J . •. "iç, ' I t le-1 _ - / ' - -.-- 73 -. -Second. I marked on paper uipti at, is cular talents painted with cuticle . - - • :;IIII, ' -- !1O 0-' — •1 I - ... __1) ;: - wasn't %~ . 1 I " - n U of 7:00 (2) 7:30 U _ ALWAYS A ARouND f THE WATEQ C00LE TO T,`&.LJ<F _] ! -_---__ at the table to keep I I I 1, . -, I'll, ; I I i I 7HE InME-04AWIINE RULF_WS JUST _.LIG THE TIME ME EnS(XX 7DWIDA~ V? , SORT OF AN W PUT OOP IN OF CRUS(XIS OH1301 EPLICATEP SHAJ3MPEARE MAWD! to IIIIIIII '1' - concerned. _____________-.____ - S ink up some was' of pleas- .- - i 11 . . I I R We* io:oo . . - , • - V In ."MIe r\"j 1/~ I . - 1; I I - •jjJl i " .-ilgn ce"uries were: till a — T PAY ror - ,I(` -*~4 - done; models wore long Cloveb, This Mr. Gulden did and lie more gross weight. The lit) ber z C-10". T wiTwuT VISCLOSIING MY ( MA T L4 00P05*- .J ON 00 . - Royal ______ Of tile Bux at tile Ameriumm t 1. J- p -- If I I :- train-sweepitig " Ituman Togs" 1 1111 1 11 11 , _ ( . . . Is+. SHOW 12 FRU i nut - ifq,,INt. lI..tI ADULTS CHILD UNDU tu? rn ______ — NOW! MATMIRS f*,timi-i ('arriern 11t it.v.rI lIIllt'ilIi. , 4I 'II)It'rtJ)4Iktt '*_L '''' 8 P.M. fr, i-it. tin• hol L V . HONORED ACADEMY u1 . ' a ',It_) n alti'' u,tjn ry Ll 11 / _______ f I; I . , ;e..,, ,.,, r(,r , rtoni ,,ir , (ri) Nownlifir, I 1 1 ~311 4 2) floollywood S11,111-'el ! 12:4." 16) (;uldifli: 1,~Vlll Itooftfill IN FILMED COLO - - - - ____ -----.-----il I - I wi (2 I f `J` Nows HALLOWEEN PARTY ..~4 I 0 -v- ft 0) llfn Cjsu~ ; k. I ! . (G) ,%.4 ,rite World Ttirn4 I : 7.5 (~, I NW7 Newoe; Dnri "I Our Word ' 114, .1.4 lIVE' : I (6) t 15(1 - -- il, \ I'Inie for 1' ,, 2i %noth. r 5 , 11"use P.Irty 0o -, - i JIMMY HEAD I IIIiV. Ac d h' band - ii 11th ) i ' A PRICE 1/ 2 ..", - IF- .* - or1 P1 ! " Ladies Day Every Wec I The M.iLch '1 110111111110 II D411i 50C I:0 Today ) Ikt Douglai — . ---- Ite.ød.r - ro-n hor" Sanford I"i 1 :iIiII i6) I.e,Ive I T Uooni 1{nrnii.sr JOHN URBAN (Rot.) Owner ---- LARRY IMOS Shnw - -Wirww's Choice" Sweepstakes. Enter $a Big Dodge Rebellion &w your Dodge Dealer for delaih. ~ am W POP J F .. .4..? II - - - SGHOQ1. IN - "That now girl at school Is so Infuriating' Keeping a aftrat gives her more pleasure than passing It along!" ? 1'ç- ,. - - ' -- - . ismeek her OWNA. - ___ SOL ON. ______ - 4- - ' ______ . . . - I r (A -5---___ - - - - - III :-., - - -_--w 0 -* - 7 1~11'; ~ waw I .4 I l mpe , i I .:•- Chun). ID ~z "C ,• II / , a _ MAKE lTOIJt THEY'LL BE HERE AS " - A .1 -- 'nHsTwn'sMY I ___ -- - 1 ( _•••••• ________ i- go6._1 - .:to 47 11e&vy 41 ~~- C . . -. 42 di6s fish 43 Brain the q.1, ,,, - "" D )I 11 -- I 1 ' I 0 ' With . J - - - _______ - . - - - - - . - F -47 -1 == dew - ) - - - . - - , -. '' - And CararALUwDoduaRobelUwvxx*Y0W6 be In awy d yow --- ---- T a WAMON~~ I" 1 1I SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC., SANFORD, FLA. ±JJ -_—. •_ $ coamonincad take a good, long look al 1 801 WEST FIRST STREET _________ - - iqi.'i' =dy0UkM&WyoVadgWlnwgkw1a - ____ . I I u5bw 7 Insurance (1110 r __._ '- . liardlop, con W %11 I I 4 Y111111101110' buaw .1- .`- silky-timoolh 318- cW car " ' a got it all over ilia ho-hutniners offers you. Like a -cubic-inch V8 angina and 3-speed you. Got with Doduts 383 that surround I -_ 3 litiver hipriwa - 1 -. . as Csli kxm. (301 aw0y fmm it all. In " look at som of the - - style. Any style. 2 Footed W&M I - __ I 1. ~ S ) aI ___________________________________ I - V Oat DOWN 9 X-`- I 4 1 _~, __ Jew 4 uro 55 ve 56 [or@ expeAdve 57 *pal cope .11 I only '. captures y0tir lancy 40 Goa to b" _1~ I I. 11 I ~ . 1 . 51 Masculine nickname .. . I . - - -. atilfindu queen 1!!r. t ~_,~ Q~V I .,"_7 1 LShtI (m.d.) rau = W I .1 "~ - -,_,, I .., . . I --- - — I ob a I 4, ,- - / ____ 4,V% ^ _~__ v . S3 petty quarrels -flWNi.4 TM('VE 7 4V0hP Id ) , 24Mmd.aiatak,f lThzuaflpkc.ol 44lncarnaUonof 6ICot.rl. vidrawa 0 __~,,,~-";_~ , veniber is now ready. Fur your L 1111 2e Zl9d 30 Dirk t 34 Obwrve 20 AM \ oi, ", ') ir, i It .; X 11c ~ ~_ 19 I " FIW5 7W ?A%2FAT-- ,1eIl -I Mexico WEAN ONIX AND GRAMUA SPOILED FIRSr * NALF MAY! IT- 7/vt $°IAR 5es'VFS-- .as ai "') -,. ' 01, irhhuh1h 2VVlu horns 1gRu1D2 Bivare hue I - —. _______________ - y du not ' - I ,11i PE W140 THOWNT OF THE WEANIfft S RigbW' s Individual 14 1 "Ar - , 2 - ' - 9 22 Always (Post.) 23 SUS4 PlItYl 1711100 24 Otherwise urs (ab.1 ____ -, $ I - brads I %ft ucre. be 12 Anatomical ACROSS timus I Sound pad of 14 Wash ligittly wevision n picuu . 20 House Into lo — -- I_t _I g L_ x L . if E 9 0 9C 11 NeMie . Z ~ hL,Iped CwTull : - ?Itd - - - IPZWP 01,11171 investigative 'i -' 5 i ih"v bo th go to the hnitpitnl anti mr'iit' n.l th 'rs "ill 0t . -' y inquiring and The Great Lakes are siot novI salute Mr. Golden' s presen- Igiible st alj seasons, of tbe The wood Wit; is - nit' ful "pi L;IkJ(_7TH no,-arinp(l nian, he fizht.i with .. - nu*tcluzig purple-dy ed tution, it uaa .11 dune. Ice on the lakes stops stork found in the United States and a wig, incite lake a hat, made the Tomorrow; The 'Creavent tranaportation for a c v e r 1 It l.a a true stork, It name be-. p1ctui perfect. This was do. Stole." lItith1 In winter lug a miwomer. ____ sO (it vik."...- , ,_*~io -.0t, 11 ii.upr it i,it _____ I , -~__ ri,o vul. ,ip.m. (AllC) ' if 11 - If - I TART I 7 -00 - ALSO DUE A * FOM T M. AW =1111O ON THAT ItAllom IT TO 1AV PFiVATE COM N 'TILL PETAILS OF - 004, there are more timn copy ,siend your birthdate and oe< 2,000 fialling. vessels in the $1 to Carrell Righter Furecust = : r. weight class in the state. 71it Sanford Herald, Bus ini izt witb the gawn. The sandals the ruodels appeared in t1e also color. One gown in ruyul Itor, r till rd Knit, r- pere rt 4 - (to) (, ' It, ; Itetifirt -4 (6) - ___ fr" /'' TONII! 4' WID. us 5% o itn Ii'irnit intl AiIr'ni rs) (9) Ileter 1,eianitio, - _' III Iliv fi,nfPrr,ncr,. h' fOr I "ulit)l 7:25 (2) I'arni flpnrt • I -r, in its weekly greatly like fushion to be premtWd repoft said, in the murnimr of perfectly in a huautifulo, drumutic sutting. fi bilIg v I ~ ti'irir, the /5th , ,., (9) Mttrtilti ! " RI TO PAY IT - - I weft just rigla, as to him-Im und lolush velvet setting titti (9) I)ottflst 1ie.I 5:30 (2) , ing so are used ingeniously. Be rg pod bY huge powder Puff AltYll es. annually. t - N:I)o (6) Capt. Kangar-l f w wore and the swing- business review, is h 1. fl(Iti1CIM IcoIa •••__•'\ - such that Practical ways of do. The jewelry worn by the mod- of Commerce reported Saturda Mankind in Imt an eleLmut flair. TIw ac- I'II, Alni,11.1111C (6) 811111.4'.144,111f no) (..) - waRTH. I4UCKL. - <I 15 , 0I`Fr:R_.FA1r, '- ' ~N vg~' R ' "K 'J,T BIL IN A SLIPPEN tNftLStT0 OUT REVE -ALINe ISE-11,16 SWARMED 13Y MDFZ MAKE A #50000 GIFT TO CRA;UTY.. IM WIli HTZ * .roAWK11YG HORDMI LRO ANOWMOLISLY. , compel." What yuu inake of Florida al" ran" third. tbe your life is largetly up to yoUl . (6) i ris Siaiton (6) sunribirip I - 'i said the catch progeny. y and the stripes were way- ing, swaying earrings Were tojt. amounts to annie $30 million "The St way that they 0 ) ) 4.. '-_".__ff - -- 19) You an thinking very clear. thr nation, thState Chamber search fields are best Witb a chiffati dress in stripes, els wits matched to tilt , type of a M-ptiatI 1: 05 (2) [)itI ____ (1 ) - . ) your mind and activity right Sea Products Main Stie.et U .S.A. They have an in sueb ,Rp#-- I ft, (Arr-; it myii,eii Take% it, , 1 11 5 [911T 3: PCWT NOV THE AMY, na) who is always getting a new slant on things, modernizing, u (I. ivh tIPit)I hiltS I (_) ( 1 i:. , o (9) i-,'(11torial Cointnoront 11:30 (2) Tonight (6) 'I'h(%;ttrfe of .,;tnr4 (9) The Late Shtlw i right al IiomL temperamental sort of individ. or fnlIv Af ',noth"r rs the' mine. rn,-,'her. I em tOO for (9) Nlo-ry forl"fln 1 .N:@.%%- i4 (0 Ne W 4 I 6 !.4 0 - Collection was shown in New clubs, PTA and church groups. York by the 'famous Hess Do- Max Bees bus douc so much g ht,,-rr,sin 1 4-Pl4r-* \ \.. - - lies the elegant gentleman. This fund-raising events, womenlis but the /f,,irit .4ftJlflR' to Voi i; tho hlnm,- fnr thiq , , .Nit-. Ilriihm,,' rilece, flat 11 11111-114- , I.1(I (9) "I'lle FlIgItIve -4/ I the colors deep and breath- fur-sighted man, what it, 19fiti, Florida ' s unnuid sen producu ndud is . Ciollinrt,.vrend i fo ~ SHORT RIBS Ca ll ~ 4 - - now, so stop dreaming and carAnyone submitting a Polly,,; ry on! Be practical and you in 4widentm. One costume was ties of the Itulian designers. "(nrr, I,r ,,fluJ,84?4 rr,,erir,t the intl the viii reeover her mont I',.t;'l.'n,t it trip. ronigh? it pr.r- ;trengfh pNt ,i the eiriM a--V:t~z -u I 4. prob- find everytiving quite easy. for the press but,you maye lem or a favorite homemalcing Avoid those who are merely Europeans designers. The col- was idea Will receive a dollar if time-wasters. Uction wits selected at the Paris be seeing this show, too, rur it 011F uses the item in polly,z IF YOUR CHU is BORN and Rome openings by 3dr. will be sent on tour in benefit P TODAY ... he, or she, w1ll be a Jarry Golden, who himself typi. Performances for community Pointers. designed in a striped fabric, ,%It(* (9) l'ov" On .N I'.J _ 4 day—ull of you tion should be uppermost taking. Stripes wore very much saw the trend-setting J)O$sibili- catch ranks fourth largest J II I ' 1111_~ r_ - 6 I I ,C - . 1-~~ loo- Jy The gowns wart. exquisite Lind much for which to thank this ~ ,of \ f rmit 'o ny, tip 0)4 lift 60 ori .It t.t ' mff r Petteiiet KNm oamA-mom OFTEN uw,li YOU IXPWT K%KW 'RM t4ar, WE PoWrio NcLUM P WW& GET "( - cardboard. Believe difficult to get out ere this, now FATTY Paltment Store of Allentown, to take fusbion to) WOMEN, .i Ii i ris- #Nvor~-'-; .;,-ri#-.; of pight . (6) • The Now York presentution Problem, a solution to & Pa. unit If iii. I'll rH;ZoATS Gl\/r= ME \ QN~ GOO , , . 't l'rt'orI' nt II' '" ctHf IiI$ii' A i,uiu,uh, ( Eileen Iistr.il • • 9.01) _--__----_ 1) - with a showing of originuis by ~ I 1141 Nflsvtt ('I) from starving " TALKING MAKES OUR PEOPLE _______________________________________________ Bettering your financial posi- -< I "~ romon pleusunt way to have coffee The often-talkod-itbout return signed by Federico Itorquot. of t !, f, I 1) ,/iO.15 .-,-,..-.._I - _ (sA -rHER N I room fanough for even a strip elegance was truly demon- Rome. iq fi: 15 (9) Nerow"11111. d A I CCZD AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. I to lIq - otuitIi', () I - ,o4'; .' - ng and Ilucrative. t Evening E can prtn'e to be very delightfully sliPiling a narrow strip of curd- I colored bundles thut no EJA hlsu kmuil Wolrori Chnrlf-ist I Y H:311 !I / $fl0 (6) anowed to snack and hi I thy flint I tried her metbod or I)EAR POLLY-The pretty, P 6 " " . • (9) Otiter 1,111111,; (-'--tj.:. ......L II Th happy , t i,i-eitI, _- / j/ U lilid swiftiy and can accomU jpI ter ° IC P T1 OVer some plish a real deal with added padding and found there atea, making suggestions etc 11 "Iiiik , it (9) "I'willglif I ft • ..... , oomm-mmftwa at dufl want to tell Darn- fror faidt much for rer , L BEJaZ kc-4-Ii...L.A. I foo, file routine into which you have all - ~* %V list I I lit' %*, .1" tI (Alit III pitt (9) i) W4'i' o "rkDu board or a smull ruler under I ' IUI i)t% S 'S I #00"' i FINf'5HE CAPRICORI.N ' (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) 'r,efo, spa _________________________________ - and y nf. r 'il'ili'~'V or, Pr, the 'r,rri in?' I,' iti.rni Television Tonite I """i ,_, I "I ' THA-r ___ L Fame can come from such. good as iivss is j stud After !I hyt?'4 don-no. .4ho'll K imhie riot '.nlv rhitr'-t Ph" lk - I NOTE- would not throw own again. M'y buys simply live in silarks and their sizeli; ore an],.%, orflnut in a 3-year-old J sc hool (11OLLY' S is know THIS removable guard rail from a I)LAR POLLY-The 1)noblen, Mount the rod holders (Vt remover which if; ]eft (in for a flat extension vurtain rod. ,, i• Z SUpJ)nHLdI3 cJ(nn1n. lnnen them and they snnii elide flower pots from fulling off a The file Off g Ijize that vegetable oil applied over will he next.—IN ! r tititI cir,Lic , O . entered Into flO5 with congen is twofold. First , ' life !n ooeyple,fio infort ho%r nwnieft- Pi%t#, r tri in privioto ovinir and n fun uh' PRISCILLA'S POP . ________________ " Dec. 21) The typte of fine recre. 10 IIU\ n(,W fill( - ii si tin v takem mider Iii. , ; till4 winv. Ili, niarker to Wits jutinted the ''humps" still tilt' .,IcI oiiei-i ir' t r,f Mr. 14)ihro~ ir , i.zt-t 11)1) that did not suit us at all Vt perman e ntly marl the size on MAr'Ell t I (011.9te ntt-n, ti/I o,,l Itt) lti,ii'li'iit,. t.s,iho, grnHn t-nokii' 0071, - -- - _________________________________ AAA.0 D= little ring*; for tile small fry Go to an expert you respect. 22 ''t-r,me rrnt'jri',q. Thi' i}iø'; fri,t o fi i 'øni f i t i"r f ft, h i mi'rl Roit " ion ritiit her ene of 4hnmA, ,,.he rd'ienrnent will n tnIe t mv, ( v'.n my fftnit, tln'n with (rir,kie, hi I,rr.r,k rnnther" Rot now the repnne Auinn'In took n r ii vi'i n ' 'I lit. it 4(5' • ~_~ 11 4 = c"perative (Nov. In q (fIi p.,ti. : (lit ,,, 4 P'FS ( 7 -1---0000.......... II . k 7 efSet-' tilem forts with yours more wiffingly. SAGrffAILIUS i'trrn he Iht' you, .h,i'fl Pt, 'I lie - • 0 ________________ helpful to you. Contact them. but that tool; it long time and I' i'r'Pt'r or,,i (r"n tltby4i?. ne' int1 4ht' 11 ØtI1 thin tPui' I - J - ~, -----.- i i(I.?' 1t,j1lL/ , C'i ______ ~ know bow they could lie used? kitchen was the length 1111 or 30?" Now , tilitti,, i)r,$Il "til.." I'llellf. ". , - I o about removing decals from vuss go through tht same bit, Ms grandfather used to make ful health treatments you need "I)id tire lust ones huve a 28- Iivk like loot Arrifiridn, r- nit4ince, fIrfif.ho-r. I tills lit rori lit wiii' It I't (IuI%t1ttII)1 (Itt'ti)IIItII,tI - Don' t neglect to take those help painted wood. In ourfirnt home th 'm (-,,ltlrf f-l thit hiirt L 00 111 00 ) Newspaper Enterprise Asm these are removed there it, rinth. on tnothbruidies are too pretty attitude toward co-workers will POLLY-1 i,,, looi I DEAR ti , I • - Iffil1 - c')1 0 ' II more :i(i-9:8h) ~ I 49 ;WAI •• - have public power can be vexy a woolor) Swindpict'KI(I I'hi 'q - - . ~q 4ftA00 ~_ (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Showing 1110 Ito 4PI clint-to liorf, n 'ic.niI-,Intrr i toil I, ic Ito I,ii1 I )i' I iilit,' Jo ItItllIIItI)t - - Ii ticular projects. Those who &Q I my wiff ... ' --- ~-) W = and there was no need to do) so) spade arc] give South tile rhollet. Your associates can become ra i - Arritll.,, it pi,st fin I . , 4 ,4 _!. ~ ;z,\ ~ (__I, IE 1% 0 I - •;- wi th mate. Be sure your bills are whoreupt)n West bad to) lead a rn' tt,j4 v,,tp rw,L:' - - k~ ) dummy's king held the trick anyway.Be led a spade to his to ruff and discard the losing more active if you proffer cer South saw that h could not 5 ace and shot hack the jek. diamond, tale plans that arc truly workable and pertinent to your par- low 1LN.r.i..I. 'ri I',",,i (It)1(' IIIIII I )tc'i'ii poflte, Janet, so pIitR ,~. - ~, ; . . ~& . " - ,-.~-~, ~~ 11 -- 7 :1 - MAIE A ,J p played tq, - .1 D1>47 EVEN dumm'y' s jack and threw M' , est Paid. Get the right perspective second rnnt r"''n .e l ~vi,eth f TV Timec P re vi eV/S fNIIv) Tile, irivii. pit I I 1, idn rly Don, 1)i' loin.' tq SI fini, Iwinv — / - -J . • i -_ — I — j. ...~, I I _______________ v ,,, - WAVE III , .11 back in 'ith the last dub in all things club toward ufford to nn I hil't fie r,000 it, ?IV like , in tIII$,I' 1~1 I z dummy. 1 Eust a If ,h,nPttn i'r fr,,, wh'$ ht. c-ri".iI ,t ,,,', (,IP h"r44)f mnd. ! 1 nnrnr', tin it. n, '•nft It.t I,r, in ''rv n'yy likø me. It' (on PP,flrwiI,, •rlfviti'mit mnv We're ht,th h'ml'hy pctpb '*'ho U h, , ',r "-cwh,.im hor nntI ih,i mr,y ,fr, not c'njov h'r'.' fI. fhvi tit't't'If Inti Proiihk thtit If jrni uçr,r her iifrt'ywu , flfl tii4' . '111111 1) ' West tnok his are and led back greater rellipproachment with won p.m. Iliankli Him, 10.1!; FOM HOME "\ IO(J J'1R1P1HI'T$A I LEFT ...._) r- ) 2I " which you can more speedily the nine spot. South cih 'tile- i VF-AM, PL3T M MAKE WRF- IT SO C1,TrY.J'VERIi14 ____ I I = I Ii I Plan a double-barreled pine He start-. I .. .. I .: ~ .:it -t 4T ~40 I'sty1forr(O". for liff,111 'IU'rIIP liter tirnfflnPin . r tI,,ø ,• I, 40 % 11h nf- P&U $in')i 'IIi' Illia r,,, vitro vnn civr h't l,In,m, y,,i 1 111 111 11.1u. Witin I flJI(b'. h'.i ,,i fl4 '1' n'I ,?' Itt"Iflt AW&qhb ,_ . Qf'UUk hi ' (1(1 "RJ' I'verqy peer jttdm"nt "r'' hnr'! t' ' ..- OUT O1JR " . iç I C4p'1 _____ LEP's South tonic a second ulternn- corry - on with promises you Pun 1 I' ti nqlu'.I hc.i if ,'i.,It!ts'i thin,, ht - - - - ____ I ___ .-- -..-- _-_ -I----------- . '—- = - East-West vulnerable I •II \ f 'ipw, f $h..ii 111111 I s-'- -j poift i et, loi a I I 1/~BE"' I CA;ZE ", WE HAVE PROWLERS v . y - __,,t. 17 1 I [NTH E T(IEM He enuld lead back a diamnnd. (in that individual who has been *Q654 \ "...-i / -___________ lo."S - = and he sure you turn your hack SOUT111 (D) I X~, II t" - AWAY WlEA.0 , ---I , L&Sr PaAME ? I -- 21) drew trumps with three leads " ,- with This put Snuth back in dummy ideas, outlets that appeal to you W 8 6 • van in MY - ) ; ; - and led the queen of diamonds Dels e right into those nea , Q V 643 . I i ange of Ideas folend-played right then and there. lows, much lo v ur benefit. war, , ,g '.i $t I,.',nnu' *h 1i IA/ - tintil I,,t lw i : ii ht I!rr "It' thr.' tnti. . fillif III, %A, rIQ 1111111io-fl tor A 5HtJL1'.J'T ~ because be would have been East diamonds. q1, - I \\ 13 i.."..' - .. - 44 #KJ32 open the ace of clubs and con- I • ! tinue, but Vt. est made his normal I - to approach persons vho are It would have been easy for I - . Pro lit-rnilt!" Ilini q1tre 11 to July 21) Study carefully how AK Q 10 j LIKE I I, or"T I --, "v'.. I , [1 - - CM!PV.-k<t.JUCkLE- ME~~ "I Shea others that you are also a ;jrau1 and you attract the . ThV 'i MR.0170.415ces, . 1 prominent In your career line day's article. All he would III , - ., ".r'\ 4,1. C 1 J__ :11~= ." ct: enjoy. Take the time Box t6A~&* ' - - (Vfl ' - NN17-1 ,, -- t;',rI,R' flY!! ti; I ollillif, Illoto )(11111%.11 fill linsI n ur hin _-,~ ;r ;:,1r: 1;: ,;,a - - BL)MSrCa.7-" h, ~. 11 , / i=.Ie!1!=3.\ i `7Wlfioo~.S T-4r= MCZST- , We I WEIS rVrLq C&A-LECII Ml BLJMSE'D )) _.. - .. . "-'--- _ You now IIOflhl (_-_... . I I. to "1, \S t lff?p ,;::: :';: Muriel Lawrence 01.1 liv orl%. ~ (r (, I A, - " flivil,f-l-fl. ".,11111111,11 11,111 I - '-. ' IV WOQQlr=D 4,3 / - .. M1SE — " , ( ) '- ,-' .:36 r( ç ..- I I _______ 30D MOR14VC, ~j , :)I ~ -, ollzlO , r e .J \ I ~:6 - C . •1 I ~J r X~ W0men J1712 , ~)* Lt 4 A A more friendly and sincere at. •, - ~ e**1 I lodw%ffl"w__-_~ _%Nm / • 'I ~Jfl UIR A & / ,00 an '11-6111VA"ll—wI _________ oz , 4 .0 -- I I -. 0 I \1__`i...._A~_ ,. R)SnOZ4 0<31117 _.., i FA tilde does R. the circle of Worthwhile friends send 6 1 ir _ —________ 1TICflY ArW 4 - --_ GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) making a big stink, but I want to Sacohy - tic life A more thoughtful ath en- stamped For Abh3,'S booklet, can destroy him, but drinks !,_, L ,,_'1_~.,`e"I"" _ /( I Be more happy In your roman. vclope. 1111, *ho \ Bow has the world been desire to accomplish In the days and stop permitting problems on Dear Abby, Box others to try to bend your a!69700, Los Cal. forts along their own direction. Angeles, do not pertain to my son's Psychiatrists any that one I 117, '__J qw%L II - -- ' iw I / _- " I "I , , 1 treating you? Unload your ahead school life, I fIk for them Leaders of na lions would be wise to use most .00 y \V9111114<111,W115 I Pi'i -- By thilbrnfth GLANCES • . ~% I ! I ' C-' .. -\ Think seriously just what you W until they have lost contheir jobs, money, families, ! 0 scinuartesp-a in d frequently SIDE IflRISE BOARDING Oy AIV \ / C complain to the apprnpriate day to make a fresh new ap. If stink" as was nerespury to proach at gaining the good will 'I'Do your parents drink? nutshell, some can take a k_1)-."F th still felt the questionnaire was out, of order, I would i; -, / _r Inquire its to-Pit purpose, and air now and those who are wide W ze to them art, able to , to what use the information make same highly effective ad- t, would he put. Having learned that, If I vnnc,ts wherever It counts e ' , & "; I 5 ~DD heart trouble. Really, now! park, It's too cold. And v.iwn authorities, making as big a of others as well as expanding Aieobolimn Is hot CAUGHT, It's warm enough, ft's too protect my privacY, their own nation's economy g S ]fl measles or mumps, Ablight. AllIES (March 21 to April 29) ' by. One must cultivate it.. C 0 N F I I) E N TIAL TO Take the direct route In any You are forever harping: on DEAR ABBY: My 12-yearBRIDGE EXPERT: Even If search for Information, etc. you bow these drunks need 16unold son came home from you sire a better bridge play- need, since you have much wit derstanding." And 1, for ens, school and told me he was or than your husband, try to and intellect today and can ac• am sick of itl given a questionnaire to fill conceal it when possible. Any complish a great deal. tj In. AN El-READER out and sign. Here are some woman who Is smarter than genulty for advancement. Drive DEAR El-READER: You of the questions he said he her husband should not be with care. need more Information than TAURUS (April 21) to May 20) was asked to answer: dumb enough to show It.. . OCt 2 iG t I I ~ _, HIS MOTHER conidewtied &a 7nore than a Don't bother. I hear that vkthn of polio, diabetes, or when It's dark- enough to ri - OUR >. DEAR MOTHER Iwc,uld W. I ;~_ I first k h imm who w Tpnrndb for the Brilliant new Ideas are In the 1?TERESTED INTERESTED y people 10 PII : AT sn't a BEAR ABBY: Why do so ifTRif aany gc * —ddand drunks by giving DEAR ABET hfttru them high-sounding titles lilm "alcobalics"? And lend interested In a swinging social life should go to Alasfurther dignity to their wealmns by calHng it a kit? I bear there are about lü men for every girl thmi. 4 diaeaae"l i have actually I 4mmqqwwt -" ______________________ - ___ I _____~,._.;_~,...-_--___ i.IwTLaJ . _ a6.6# thQtzh - a-.a M. tt_- ..—__ - £-- J _ - F__ ' , J J47 PI'4- ' - " _,'-' - ' - - - - -. - -- . .., - . 1 - 9-'-5--,. �r ___ ---- - .-, # - -.- P12 - OeL2.U1 6 ______________ Demos Rally Today, Tomorrow or VZ4TI. 0 I Kelly i a former gubernatorial candidate and state Sen. Beth .lnhniicm of Orlando, gueit speaker for OUt PA 'rjS&i CA PTR% - 4251593,8 32226 11 AD CALL UNTIL 12 SAIN Swnfkjd*fldIDKEd ,.ecflving WIHI(JIl 455W Th , '.. ________ - ' ill hnvt' ui opportunity to hi afr Walker, Mn. V. Vincent S ( afla ) fl bort' Nrs 'Robert .5. _____ 'liatns uid th• publsr Ia Invited. hit By Ex-Councuiman Cm11)a Bruce, of Sanford, hut. his company at the Tteerult throughout the ltait- In the lngt dn'i before the gmici-sti electioll in Seminole County liv the i4-Sp.rtIna Gond' U' -Snaclisi nr'1cei '7-5Ituot1on Wanted 77-A--Situation Wir.ted -fitim.- lrn;irov'mol.t.. : --- tiimb*n _l'aintIiii. "Thit. code it uneontitutInnpnMtal athmpi.," Balmic predict- mily in Snfod iii dw to itt. infringement *ur"on what few righu we IthVC od. 2iAIt Cnnl. '. i-Ia-iatin 3i-Rnnfin 2l-fisdIr----T.,IevtsIon 21'.-.Ptrnth & Equlpmont 11s-Hnma Apzallancaa ::I-Jhlualoal IflidtrUn,.iflte "To he in need tIf tilit. code." tol piclang posse on the whim stilberry Comnninits' ?tlethodiMl ,, ,,,,,, s... - I - ---------------- -- -------- flp $4(10 ic*i r*tod thia the 1;th 4a ot- _______ THE flTflALD '' "- MAETI E. RAT STESTROM, I)AVTS MSR Legal Notice Att.ornoyp for Executor ____________________________ florida State BM--$*t. t Sanford. Florida 'infir'e of PublIc 'fliailu& iOZt-Mohlle Homep-Rent and ...... '" '' high overall ,.4 .h.. ...,4.. '4 '.I•% 4? ______________________________ zen hat a deck of cards and 4; . ...... - where is our paving 44 t 14-Alitlqtiea. rr1? Sal, I1-Senntor-. & Cycles Montia thru Friday, from o'er RATRT W. atTSTAvaoN, - a a n • M. to r,00 U,-n,. ••'--'-'-. WJCE OF APt'LIC*11)W v.s ri$it $s Publisher ,.4t. _____ s,v). pispst4y o....v..r, ......- -- ,.,ta i, ,t.,. • -- . --'--" (See. 104.1$ P1a?I4a Statutes ..r owning 'l'hai W. ii. Tlobsan the holder of gambling house," at "After atuc1yili the foiInwifl certificate- baa fIl- - umxtuyer of our he issued thereon The rertinumber end year of luautire - is' foil OWi. Legal Notice ___________________________ t,et,-i 111d't 't'Ili- this etrdiiuun't sugge'sts' IDA, l lesuazioe 1064 fleeeylIIsu of Pvopertv: - fool; 4 Pager !'t & 91; Name- in (tO1WT, .11 I ii(?I Al. .4l) 1- dill (III the ke' Id. used cur prOp'Tttyfl. (1U1t)t c1lfllrnunit'? ly the inwest CW' tId Hwy. financing. We invite Dept. na'nnt. Ph. - will Iced the singing md _________________________________ '- '4 ttnipttd to degrade and intimi- - - '-' ,. cash bidder at the the Seminole Count' Court flout' t Sanford, Florida. rn the- first I. front ember. 2it, dent n' wldcls is LIst- 7th daY 1)atend this 30t Ii lice)- of mcpt (Official (1-lurk.. 1-aol) Arthur B. iaevkwttts. .11 Clerk of Circuit Court. - niaiiulmg offss'er to timla- \ '-('1515, itetiolt Ilirs, Ruth - to prohibit thie• serviceman's (srolttn, ii petition in the tintiont.. circulating s'nr ALE iIIfti1ItT NflTIFIIII' - cult of lit.- you b?ttiø- ii. __________________________________ of FI.,rlci, BiG TO r-UB.aRT 5. l)ulrning. Mrs. Lorraine- tii CircuIt ti. its rdltlictltUti(lle. - Curtified TsasIisrs who Where wifl - ft,---'-a-. '.-inpi.iu been --- -S. lOT to rOB. (le the N '0U. I)atril till,- Ifis: they of October (besil of Circuit Court) In , ClerI of tb. Circuit ('.,urm Ii': Diitlts*e 51. i'trii&,5 bemJIut)- Clerk • ________________ roam CalIfornia's f.ield1; S..d - __d, Orlando, Florida C'.o*.ert and the Whht..h Compan'r', Celery 1'iflttl.,tt, ianquet. iath or .;*** 0. uur. a ii - 13. 1. Pg. lIft, ruz tb.'ts,, 7(tG' fall Public hearing will be- held to t.f the aid Court In Safltord, County Court Seminole County. Florida., this the' Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Donna M. Markos . . Counts CommkaIoeIfr Room om (SEAL) available. We Arthur H. ree'rhwith, it, lit.(- at 11:110 A. 65151' N"'.rnst'.CierL. Circuit Court tticreafte'r at- liossihlr _____________________________________________________ on BN F. PuBOIS, III p o. Box &7 ApOpIt&, Flo Stuc: s'-rvice fU' j. ',. sor III. Livestock r.,-: Martha 'F Vlhle-n Deputy Clerk cr }JCILSE F1orid 1966 man I'tt 31(l25 Attest ____________________________________ __________________________ F'uLsli.li CictArthur flecIw'th, .,r. DDF7 - . 114136 .'&. ______________________________ - Notice Is hereby given, that the eiBemth-o County, Florida, pro- Nc,tii is Iiore,hs> given House, Snfon-tj. Florida. on Nnvemt.e,- i1 or us eliot; lilt. '4 Bu&rd e,' loners . 1906 at ti,nreu&fter it; t)ie' tot - Fi,,riva tior Lcw' in Every Crmr'z in Florida, The Court, The United : United States Di* Circuit Coart c(4ppca1s, The United • St -of Militwy Appeals, United Crt •& _____ _____ _______ Stas T Ci,T , ,*.eiit,__ The laLa Msr $.i 2*4 0._________ P., _____ • Ssd lrr"v sij: rimtn aad,N ___________ Appeals and The S Viuted States. _____ -Cf -t 1x2 : • column by 2 inchei. __ _____ ____ nofic or .+foc+iv.? ,sl• - ' - : . -.- k;urleel RB8&44146 thteriiational 013 Wsii sLructc4 and best wife Ltufemedseitts, being Ciea.o- jim; sited the - - You's-. ________________________ - DDP.TI FEDERAL SAVINGS Deputy Clerk . -w ... - -."• :.. - ' -- --------------------------------------. ------------------------- -- '- - - - - - . - - - ----- --- - , . ___________ ________ kitohan h.*tIng & cooling. TotvN'N 1,AKES GARI)FN AI'A1tTMEN'I 132.1 l2 ill IC. First St. All ,ittliIIe-a Inchi'lal, $0 trio., $13 wac'k. 321--274. __________________ * ROOM turn. Apt. $55 mo. In. cItiling wat.r * FleitrIc. ___________________________ * fl'OM Furni.hal Apt. 160. I I JIM flaIl 322-57*6 LASH CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTh 17-92 Across Fvom r. Crest invi PImoti. 322.1055 - Hwy. COMMOI)OltE APAIt'l'MEN'I'S - ----------------------- ________._.____ - 1911 8. FrsnCh 122-4991 neny feature. t .....I...,,,..•.I Complete Safely Check FREE! WITH THE AIOVI SPECIAl. _____________________________________________________ (JURNIMHED FURNISHED .. te,.,,,, Jar..., rn z'uu ,s'iis TIfF. INUIWH --- ..,II b. ,.... ...... '"I,, " ..... you expart .,.,Intv ... sat . AVAIAJN APAItTMENT$ YUaN. - APTS. close is. Jimey ______________________________ ____________________________ EPII'IC,AP'FS.. private baths, t1sitin ftirn.; apsetally suited Today 1. the time to for retired peopie. ideally lo. ft- lilt troop, ci(,ao In on paved emated downtown. Inquire at Jacobson's Dept. Store, 211 E. central Heat and Air, fenced IVeekends 323-0485 Ynrii, Near Golf Courae in Tee turn. Closo to school & shop- _________________________________ 13L)RM. LAKE IMtY, Clean 12? I'ineereat Drive. - Treiler ' INTERSTATE LIFE 11/tN sworn Complaint A having & ACCI- - $100 DO\VN MOQ 906 U, NAS, Patuxetut River, Maryland YOU ARE hereby notified that Electric Itasige. Immediate orcii paney. Reasona ble. 301 1-1. 26th bath, family ThREE nORM., room, close to school. 111° 4 IIDRM., 2 IIATII, spacious kit322.1651i. 71* Osccol-t month. chemi, built-in eating area. l)rive. Central heat & Mr. Disuble earporta with full length en- Spacious Ifl, I.aun'lry. On c'or- hiorltijod, grounds nicety larnlst'apml carporto, home iOlrni . chen eeuippe.l. 615 1-1, 3rd. $60 monthly. Ph. 323.1356. _______________________________________ A'... _______________________ "leitithi H;essfcprei Kit. •,,1islppul, 2 large i4ta,rage. Hwiitt- I.AItGl- 4 Itslruit. hlous,'.if ill wills apaclolli Payton Realty gri'ui,ds. ___________________________ fenced house. $ I3t)itM., i- FtJRN1IIHED 2-bedroom to plat thereof aj recorded C. S'ernon Misc, Jr., Attorney at iii list Book I, ps-ge IL of Law, P 0. Drawer Z, Sanford, the Public Records of Semi. Florida, on or before the 11th day of November, A. D. 116$, or nole County. Florida: according to a p1st thereof recorded in PIM Book 11, Pages 17 and 9$ of the Pub. lie Records of Seminole ly payment. Ph, 1:3-0*91. ial Seal st the County Court. (bhAI.$) Arthur If. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court ty, Florida, thl. 7(1 day of Oct. house, 5uford. Seminole Coun- iSy: Margaret K. 'lyre c,ber, 1161. (SEAL) - Arthur H. B.ckwitb, Jr, Clerk of • d- Circuit Court Deputy Clerk C. Vernon Wa., Jr. of CLEVELAND, STEPhENSON A. 'Fiat. Notice shall be published onc. a week for tour consecu. live weeks in the Sanford Herald. Dated this 7th day of October, Sanford, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Sanford, FlorIda :2771 Attorney fur PlaIntiff : j, --- so. a decree pro colifasso will be taken against you for the reitsf demanded in the Complaint, 1166. By: Donna U. Markue, Li. C. MJZK Suit. 515-Sanford Atlantic Na. (SEAL) Pheillip IL Logan (lonal Bank Building Arthur 1-I. heck with, Jr. Shinbols.r end Logan - , 1, 1941 1164 ------ - house, or 333-1750. ___________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ - - E $4v USED CAR DOlLAR (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) APPLY TO: DAYTONA MARINA ________________________________________________ 1966 PLYMOUTHS Plymouth Fury III , HARDTOP, red with black intrr. equipped with air conditioning, powsi steering. tinP.d glass. 4-DOOR ALL LOW 4 MILEAGE - OVI1 $1,200 ULOW LIST ALL STILL IN WARRANTY! - I2788 Plymouth Fury Station Wagon 66 Ford Gal. 500 ladle, beater, automatic, power steerlag a.d brakes, air coisdltloa.d, very mileage. 9 PASSENER. laght blue w;th durk blue norIor corr.spondin ri&,. powe, utserog S heater and acr conditioning. brs*eu. low OVII $1,200 SILOW LIST 1395 Plymouth Fury Hi CON VERTICLE MANY MORE 64 Chevy Pickup 3,j j-,,t.r,j ALL GOING Half toe, ilk. esw. 1095 3O88 .40, i...d,r silts, iøits*r, eiwar nwi WITH BIG tflse-rp ones SAVE! SAVE! DISCOUNTSi 2388 64 Corvon l•w mlk.ge, Ilk. $d. tvssa, sew tbreaØewt. 1295 re-- PLYMOUTH SATEWTE HEMI With Au Th. lacIng Goodies! J.tstar luilteJinsj 4-speed $r,ensmite;0;I. 4'Dr, asdao, cut.. eaas.. pewer stoedag S ,.di. a h..to. 3O88 1895 HOLLER JIM LASH pottive work'.! tratin tnt This time oniy. enI, ja,, leg. L1%t Price $3987 Motor Sales C HRYSLER.PLY MOUTH 2515 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.231 322.OU1 HWY. 17.92 ACROSS FROM PINECREST INN gi -- - - -i-4'i - 1'. ,.:' e- -. EXPERIENCED BOAT BUILDERS CABINET MAKERS Deputy Clerk usa HOLLER 64 Olds WANTED! ily: Donna U. Marko. 1, DDY.17 ---------- Orlando 614-5014 ______________________________ Lot $1, SUNLIAND ESTATES, Court on this the 7th day at Oct. Court oil or befor. the 9th day of November, 191$. It you fail W do 'WITNESS ny hand and Offi. obey, A. V. 1914. - Sanford . 300 test of Shock 1, SPUR- ty, Florida, and servo a. copy appear below, on or before th. each week for four consocutiv. Iierg & (Jay, P. 0. Box 3407, Or16th day of November, 1161. and weeks, lando, honda. and to file the WITNESS my hand and official original of ouch Answer with the in default thereof Dents. Pro Cc,nteas-o will be entered agsin.t scsi of t)m• Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of tht. aforesaid Circuit . - Sanford 322.1135 Days 322-7174 hued. Modern. Outside city. Realty Payton Plaintiff, LOVICI.Y rural thereof upon thi. plaintiff'. at. circulation in which this cit-a. Answer to the Complaint on the 'torney, whose name and address tion shall be published once Plaintiff's attorneys, van den 411 S. Hwy. 17-93 SAULS AGENCY room, dining & kitchen. Large you are hereby required otherwise decree pro confesso Couuty, Florida, ia. been filed against you in the to file your answer to said suit will be entered against you, Tb. Sanford Herald Is desig- above-styled suit, and you are with th. undersigned Clerk of said Court and to serve a copy natad as a newspaper of general required to serve a. copy of your ..'- ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN I SEE ad ;1.': 115, Autos For Sale Court. 8-490K. nor Lot. Loch Arbor area. County Court House at Sanford, 'WILLIAM ARTHUR V/tUG. CHANCERY NO, 15428 I, ,-- - - fully shaded land. -- - Night. lug a- suit of foreclose that car- -votes, the short till, of which is 'IDe ROBERT ELMER GUEST taln mortgage dated March IL PRANCES LOUISE VAUGhAN, and BERNICE .1. GUEST, - - . ____________________________ CI,I!AN. quiet rooms for men. 401 MagnolIa. 127-0710 electric home, Fla. room, hulit- See Us For Rentals orate flit, '-'.-. : :-- . 1st. St.; Hanford. $4500 Defendant. CUlT DI' AN!) FOR SEMINOLE - -" A1'I'AsHICR terms. sold to th. highest cash bidder DDF-L! ___________________________________ ember, 1*16. (Ctficial Clerk's Seal) CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE Arthur II. Bsckwith, Jr., NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. iN Clerk of Circuit Court AND FOR SEHINOLE COUNTY. Seminole County, Florida --_ -.---- - . ROBERT 7. BRYAN end wife, Circuit Court in and for Semi. BERNICE J. GUEST, hi. wife, Defendants. eIILDRED L. BRYAN. Defend- note County. Florida, by FRAN. I_iVY-SI - ii 4UI .. ..uIppa1 t,y (I'ftAI4 l.V/)- i ---- lie Records of Seminole County, these present. are to command TilIti OIIi house ne'esis a t.nant. C. A. Wl-III)IJON Florida, encumbering the fol. you to appear and file your An3 IiiiIt,i, unfurnishel, ext-cut BROKER lowing described real property, suer or other defense or plead. a Complaint to foreclose, a mort. 103 5. Park stove, & refrigerator, $12.51) 122-1191 to-wit: tog herein with the Clerk of the gage encumbering th. following week including water, 333.3:19. cords DUF-fl - 1 '4 Baths, Family rooms NOTICE OF APPlICATION FOR TAX DEED Records Book 4*4, psge 440. Pub- THUR VAUGHAN, Defendant. is. DDF-$$ p-j1 ... -5------.... I ittiy, Legal Notice Cleric of the Circuit Court CYATIOK or SEMINOLE COUN- -- lesua, thence E 710' to the P. C. of . A... *38-9973 3-20*$ n Open Daily tii 9 p. m. 222.3930 of your written defenses, If any, the name in which it was asseas. JUST outside city limits. featur- ________________________________ upon Cohen & Cohen, 65 East ed are as follows: lug 3 GIANT htedr"ms. 2 tiled Built-in 1itchen, Fla. SMALL Bu.ines. need perklng up? Use i,ow-Cost Want Ada ida, Attorney, for Petitioner, and Issuance 1964 separate largo family toOtit, all to tell and .eill Circle. 323-0413. by filing the original thereof for only $14,500, with flexible ___________________________________ Deueriptlou of Prupertys with the Clerk of said Court by Lot 164, Rookertown, PInt ternis, owned att.1 fiitiiiieed bY : nnitM. FLYRN. house: 2 DORM. In Chancery, an abbrsvlatsd 'title of which I. FIRST FEDER- .. POB, run thence S 0fl17" W and 520' more or less, thence S luurea.f Let pertaIn to, or be used or less, thence 6 4vzror' 'H' 21.0' letOPert)- described as tolluwp' Lot Ce.t' lti Block "B", of LAK.E with, in;, or on satid premlje.sa, more or lisa., thence N vs.'sr' I.IR&NTL,.EY ISLES SECONI) eve-is thuuath the,-y be detached or W 1095' more or less, thence N ADDITION, Seminole Couuty, (iet5-uchhble-. 43 tZ.(1ld" K 31.0' neore or less. Ylorid&, acuording t plat i public eale, Lv thee highest amid thence N 4c;l'sr' W Ig*e' more thereof reuoorded hi Plot Book bout bidder fur ue-sàhe. at the Fsont or lees, thence w of the- Public Re- Dour uf the Seminole County more or lass 14. the P03. (*1.40421, Page of bezziinole Count>-, Cuiertue-ouse- In SNJIIOI'd, Flørjd, acres.) Further d.scrtb.d s Iy. Y1urda. at II :'J0 o'clock Iii the forenoon lag West and fouth of 53. 4*1 including specifically but not u's thee- 9th day of November, AD. and hi the vicinity of Red Bug b) Wa) ci! Limitation the- follow- 11i611. Lake lLoad. lug fixtures and equipment: Dated this 3'lst day of OctPublic bearIng will be held in "i Beater, prmes.xsemtly lnat*11ob.r, 1964. the Seminole County Court tulier, 11.44. ed. (SEA1a) House, Sanford, Florida, to the (SEALs Arthur B. $msckwltb, Jr. bated this 21st day of October County Comml.ag$ou.,r, Room, on Arthur 11. be ,kwlth. Jr. lerk of rautt Court Clerk ut the- Circuit Cuart 11*11November 1, 11.64 at 31:00 A.. M. B>' DaDa 3$-. ta.skos (SEAL) by: Donna 11. Mark-u. V am soon thereafter a. possible. Deputy Clerk Arthur H. B.ckwith. Jr. Deput)- Clerk Board of Cvunty Commission. a12TLL. ELLiOT LXI) Clerk of CIrcuit Court .&KVICRHON. RUSH. by Donna 31. 3$arkos. I). C. $CIiWA.LmBE Seminole County, liE/tN 5 IJWNIJES ruett N.tIOD&i hiamik bldg 1-12 t4 Park Avenue, South isian :2: East Ccntree Boulevard Jack.uuvllla 2, Florida Wiutr, Park, FlurhcL, Orlando, J"Ioriusi ALtsiIt Arthur bbckwlth, , AA .ai5• ....... -- 1507 W 7th St. NOTICE TO HERTHOLD LANGREIN Ida, 1-:Ot' A. L, on ),'ovou:bey 'Dli, uiet.'er, fixtures, and oppu.en. thence N 4247'lP" E 112.42'. tl,ei-,f uc reow-d.d I'lat iIuoic II, l-'ug 2. Public 1066. that certaihti parcel of real e.tsa, wheie'hi now are or may tht'iiot IC 44*I'L?" W 376', more Record, of Seminole County, ts,geitheet with all structures, Un;irovemrsmts. fixtures. appihauus. and upllurteneuoes us said land or used hi euzijunfltioti tbeir.wlth. 'Flu.. sule Is made pureuu.ut to 'iiil decree of lareclosure an. lured Iii Chazucer action No. 111819 vow miesuding Imi the Cir. ccitt Court vf ietud for Semluole Cuuuty, Florida. D,\T11T TillS 1, day of Oct- elk et. I ItIM FlJ1t'ZIMIIFI PT,,; mrs. All ,ititi?Iaa ar'apt gaa, Iii ?.tagn',lIi. Apt. I dli JI Elt Jill IA Ii I WITh aurne tntg., $500 down, $95 mo. COURT or IRONING OR BABYsITTING. filed against you in th. Circuit 'F 20, thence run S 0U'.7" W pars.eai- liel with W in of ed NE't a dls- hseteeudun thereof; Qtir*llfying, ' F Electric Ro- Sec. 0.!1S.10E, 12.27.1' 5 19'I? Westinghouse- ....I.A ) _. I '4 i.-t ItIlUlt' Api ri man?. etaq and wife, MILDRED 'F. CHANCERY SO. 16423 house, Kitchen .itIiPPOd. Deputy Clerk hack yard walled In for privNOTICE OF SUIT BRYAN Ciii! 3:2.261. Publish Oct. 4, 11, 11, 5, 16 ocy. 401 Tucker Dr. 322.1544. p. 0. Box 14?? FRANCES LOUISE VAUGHAN, DDF-11 _____________________________________ 'l'hIltEE hlEI)IIOOM iflock ILe,u'; Plaintiff, Macon, Georgia 'rijis SVEEK'S LEA l)EllH for rent. Near llu.e. $69 niontli. IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT or TillS comfortable 4 Itdrm., you, asd each of you, are here- vi. :. Wostiughous' Ele"trit Drop- I'OB. (18.77 acres). it, Itange, M.'deI lCTBZ('J-'1, it-n Multiple Fafl-s From a Defendants. COUNTY. ROBERT T. BRYAN and wife, MILDRED Ii. BRYAN Defendants. NOTICE or .rrr TUE STATE or FlORIDA Tot - - te tile- highest cincrrr St. 1001 Park Ave. 331.52*2 anytime or nights 122-11 10 FIRST - less - dead-end paved bath, £I lvii. 511-SiTS. SEMINOLE COUNTY, a corpora- € East Robinson Street th. month of November, 1966, tIeD. Orlando, Florida which Is the 7th day of NovemPlaintiff, Publish Oct. 11, 25 & Nov. 1. her, isi. lutpLAT. ciecurdimeg to the- Count)-, Florida, a thee hour of power syst.-ms. machines. appll- ad curve to the P. 'F, of pd curve. - 0 S. Stni1nuI. a port of the Improve- tuenoc of 1(1(40' more or ----- saId Court at Sanford, Seminole State of Florida. Unless such CIRCUIT COURT. County, Fioridi, this 14th day of certificate shall be redeemed OCNINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF October, 1964. cording to law the property des- lit ieUctu(,zi to the highest bidder t.T. autO other beating, cooking, a ventral angle of 471?'gr azed 11:0(1 A des,'rti,,'d real imreu,orty: catch &t the- Court-house i- refrisruttng, lighting. plumb. ate arc of 154.09'. from .4 P. C., Lot 10, Block H. TANGLE- fur SECTION THREE the Cit, of Sanford. em1uolc ing, ventilatIng, irrigating and ouzitinue thence slug a4 arc of WOtID By: Julia Alexaticien, tu.i'r. 0 Aivr Fturid.a - Tn.1 Lau'ycr 13 yCUT. Ci:' • miii Attest Arthur lteckwi'.t, Jr, :Attorney .72 mis. £WeFU?:ICe a. ProSeCut574 * l'iubliahs Oct. !i, 1906 To Pt'Ocl" • 1_____________________________ Attorney d Trig Ja4e. Admitted _ ____ * $11.34 71 ci.. l'1n'Iit'VV SANIOflh): 1,440 aivar0 ft. floor i'iva 1; Office.. Sultalilo for Paltit a floily Situp, r.ts i SnIe jS i ,),Ina _____ fttrniaha.1. (aiI 322.2Rr, tI. ______________ ________________.- -______ ________________ Viirn. api.___ VII . Sth Mt. up atth., 2 aIr .-o,,,litionare, ___ ___ ___ o,l wilt, pall.,. i'ri"a.i to •"Il - - Li ) lion. r,'ntt,ra. lit- ga family .m, i,,tiit-I,, rotor aituippaci CALI4UAILT RIA1-I PTAT ___________ __________ Sen-iinole Realty ci, i,ossl- County "osurnis'.- Seminole' Cisunut>-, 1214 talied Raymond l,undquiet, Anon. Attantin flank fild, p-$j " Yôir r Pfflt F011 Sth * 1 tflh Alma Vithln. tail 1lAVENN\ Iu,ltIC 'i,t y Publish Oct. 15. :b & Nov 1, Decree may be entered against Name in which assessed Reuben you granting said adoption. 1; 1966 Jater, Jr. All of said property NOLE SI-l'eriy ulonig titi ?'W 2a3' to P011. tlti,,y of this- Courthouse of Semi- York banking eorpor&tIoii, Plain- truing and to accrue is-ow .add E 2*0' more or less, thence S Public- huenrizeg will be- Iseld iii twit County. at Sanford. Florida, tiff. timid DONALD C. ARWOOD urcniIsea, afl of which are Incited. 4*23'oV' W 4.' mur or less, -. 10. IN THE ditch;. 1l,l-ttd. Fvrl aInl,' ,ssid laid, and flu'ures set- S 4-$3$'L" E $10' more or less, REREI3Y on'iCI'- thu flat dii' of October, 11451, In c''icj: cOfltu7- of drainage ditch to IC'oi- thu on tie- nzsd cia>' of November a certain cause between FY'RA- tactued tberut4a, and all rta, is. thence 8 412t'OI" W 380' moe-a ly lt'W of Ci'umuty Loud. thietictCLJ$E SAVINGS BAKE, cuss., proceeds, and profits ac- or less, thence s vu'sr -- - this 34th day of October, 2966. in, and you are required to show issued thereon. The certificate cause why the same should not number and year of issuance, the (EEAL) you og.' K $. N - 7 tO of proposed Lake' Mary Blvd. ci- entored against you for the i-ctension, across from Lalte Mary lie! demanded In the Complaint. :1-14:1. Judge- of the Circuit Court of Dtefazsd*nts. the' Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and 'l'e*getbur with all ,. -- HOUSE. N K R A I. Ith. or Vlointjff, NOTICE IS hEREBY GTVEI that under a Decree of Pore- ,f f,.- aK taos udg-ment by default will be talc- that the above named Petitioner 1040) en against you for the relief de- ALBERT EDISON MILLS, ha. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, for i-n do It..ICn? Invest- nominee on all breeds No ap- described bet. 114 6G. ._ flOHPIRT A. WII4LIANq ----- DONE AND ORDERED at San- styled Court for the adoption of the following certificate baa filed CHA-NCLt1t' ,io. isais A-I Agri- -- and file the original answer or IN WE, PETITION OF Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 11th day of Nox- Mod- 'I'HE NINTH JUDICiAL 0111.. Book -1". paire (46, Public Set- . tn-21S-2oE. Froin .ed pnt, Heated. W. ci'i' IN ASh WO11 Ite('orth' of Seminio1e, County, run thenue- S 4G2C'2" K alnig 1st. Nt., Sanford, 32-S?62. COI'WTT. FLORIDA. sd r/w, it distance of 1000' more Florida. IN CHANCERY ND. iciSi Together with tbs following or IOI.s thenoe runt S 4121'08" W item.. (if prolicirty which are Ic- a di.tunce of 6(50' more or lees 1IWI'GAGE FOIIHCLO$1TME tb. followltsg 5i industrial ic co'd- soned cultural: Bog 'ied UPItt ___J__ Ps O• . the CIe'rk of the aboveand serve a copy thereof 1f Reasonable 'cv r,'R 'A1 "A'1'WA1 T' 'rfl H'ifl - prtin l!T A1R 1• ' 1'A fenced Crurnley - Monteith. Yard. Call 322-6825. Call around I p. in. a. copy of your answer or plead- THE NINTH JUDICIAL, I'I11(N APT. 2200 MelIonvlils. '___________________________ tog thereto on plaintlfri attor- CULT IN AND FOR SERINOLE TIIIIEE Bedroom, 1½ Bath with Inc. nice Family rooni. Assume bidRental. 108. Rooms For Rent ficol Estate Sales Office Box 57, Apopka, Florida, 1% CHANCERY NO. 1544? anco mortna. Close to school. 500 W let St. I'h. 4521 briardeti. _____ -- en. New York t'unlctng corporatIon, -The parents of a i&-s'ear-old girl hieve filed it suit in district Notice I.. ite'remhy give'm; that 'vu. SiS'I'II J1'IIICIAI. i.iat. 's court asking for the annulment Us,' Hoard of 'ttums:y ('(,nungIc,y;. Cl - Ph jp AND ,DI( SEMINOLE t'ONAl..t) C. ARWC.0L' and DALI. ______________________________________________________ . in, and ou are required to esr-e IN THE cr2; scrucne"U rune, AflflUal Baflquet iNSm tebF.71 - ____ 1015 East Church Street Ca.ta. etc. and forests. - Legal Notice modIfication of final decree of divorce has Ing with Legal Notice uirnpoae' to rexun.- I- that a. petition for - '' t'Vetrseue. Call No. is-c. Uo- style : 2-36I'4. 7:li a. in. to 6:00 p. m Mrs. ilonnie W'e'rlt' Foreclosure- enzstured In cause Ibd propm-ty presently aoned 'iil - nu.. l-'ILANk cn)l-:Li.. 1-leiflIs pondered. l'rida' evenings 'tIl midnight. - ,iunsl,vrea 1.t'141' in the' Circuit B-I Multiple Family and A3 u aois Ut'ctlflIpUhuied by Mrs. IIAI:'n.I;. Sit. jilusntiff. V5 Lii."Pivase'-picase," he begged IIACKETEP I'tua. 111.51' liii. Court of Sc'nihziolc County, Plar- Ajauiture Its C-2 Commercial ARE HEREBY ILEQUIIC the- people- of Longwuud, "iook Ii)': H. N Titnine. .lt. cf Navy >c uuted In Seminole- County, Plor- C.ercIah: Beg at a put on the Tlw public is ufl'jted mid a I tieput) Clcrh ) to file your Answer with the this ordinance-it affects F'1y r-'w .! SR 426. (as rood. in guarant..d Ides. described as: P0t)LiI.4E PUPPIES, 1064. Putllsii (Ict 4. ii. 15. flUi-$er' will ht- provided. C1-lrrk of this Court and to serve Skid; "C'. COUN. O.R. SI; 2145. pgx. 212 to 217,) ad Tiny to,' & miniature Lot II of w1u what you tin. D_P-1: e'np>the.,f aunit- upon the' TI1Y CLUB HEIGHTS. VNIT put being a distance of 11100 moreat atud. Terms. 32-1449. _____________________________ ci;ilaititlff'auttorno>', whose me- iHsefl)i)le- mid with whom v diNE, according to the- P1st or less' RE of the- Intersection of - - tIOfl Address nnknown Plaintiff, D. 0. BOX and the f. Fern Park. FlorIda., on or 4(1') - - Sanford. ADAMS oetnrnence.d rhss,,c:ur Dolor.- the- 4thi slay of Novem- I hem I SOC. cit Ii Decree I'r.s Cots may lie' entered isgainsi I (else -- (lIi5. the- N 40') Further i-cu: Ph. zza-isce MRS. BROWN MILLER'S Rome- , -'t g•,,q.,.4q Seminole Coun'y. Plot- 250', W SIr Attnrne SeIolt Couisty. \.,rtls cegatus: p Poultry _______________________________________ C.(mT)A(U. ::t-t'cC. uiid Mrs. T'ulkt Winst.ii Naleni, ruo i's - Houses Thiarcl of County CommissIoners BARRY W. GUSTAVaOX, 'Defen- rut S 3110'. it t.7' NEED TERMS? CALL Whitakor's Pekingese, CA.R. C)rlauOo '4i-2221. give' the- l,etiedjrtjni the rie'ai,one's l'('llHitu I- md ___________________________________________ prr,pnrty hehieg itt t ii' Count' fl LI 1.i.! I - I' ii A 'I ___________________________________ it'. - '.\'iii uilso iLpp('flt- to he- is Seminole. Stat' ci' 1!tiridc. Tim1 II'I.II: Mrh .ls- Au lteI('b,e'rt 5A1,Q 1Jl\5 )QL'' nAU nsriiiht': of theariuiud lorcet., robe' nertifteutte les, such ei'i'jea ''ci -pq'I;Aue \dcirc'sa t::e. V,'r,,,j ..... '- turn a?t - ' f r -ç,irau or, i*k iii rr4a 'U#A$I I inn MAt r AqhP,v . ,,,,, i i ,,,. ?n,nII toni,, will, lIrapi#oe In __---_.---_------------- For __________________________ 95. Tb.' title' of this cause Is 11rR- That part West of ER of following: Bog at the NW cor cial pre'-s,ason grooming. fl&' APPEAR. of the Ninth JudIotal Ctrcait. In 1966 , i-it, neat- County Ithad mercilil: LEZZtIIW EENEL offer,, Mrs. Idit Stewart w'ili sp,nI. T,erty descrl t,,e in sii,'lt ccrtif cute will he oltI te' the higheSt _'T._T% 'orcs has Notice of Public Hearing Writ-c' I' 0. Soi ;1Z. Sanford. I101d ttntiomi," I-lc)nw informed," t.Iuet I minister of the Calj;'11 Me'tf,. _____________________________ FLANk flhull.L liAnTe.!-:. naeaacri W - which N I 'l'II enair- ____________________________________ ____________________________________ tnt' ordin- iliem- to move into and en,joy I'V)lcIOn Fund. according to Mrs, anre. the description of the property, umitl the- neme' in which 1% TIll: 1lIIl('T't'1' It was assessed Alexanfler, rnii.pr' 4 f,r,t mo qin I,, 1',nt. (pt? Want $'i t. 1th'.i Strpr", I.?, rr,il • F cornmunIty munitv renters ii many purts of _____________________________ _____________________________ pose' to rezone the toIln1ng divorce. for Adoption SIMI. ilescrihod property presently son- TOr ABE HEREBY REQI7IR.. I'UPP1E _____________________________ it, j I - Notict- i horehy gIven, that the IE1. GtTSTAVSON. Plaintiff. ______________________________________________________________ 1040) JoflTm 5sAI'1S wanhi1, night .hlft ______ Tfl made beyond the fI,',i int.r$ioit. Theme fat this ynin-' s pro iTHTfl is "These ?tly Brethren" r- -__ - ri,1 r,Iil -:lr triI' Phrn'' f -- Inc. flTVORCE PROOEDIWQ$ NOTJCE -i'O flkruu ---... --c'ci Midland Apptea3 & Eng. -- and for - - 72. 1cmale Help VRI%1ed 100 1 )( ) SVN --_________ pi- State Employment Office, rnttu fld1ng & AT lACTORY P!, -------' .* _,_• .- ______- 0- ' hI?,'tion .'.lor f'.iiiipvnant, peraon Medallion B owl In Ilarage, etc. Call Oriati'i" WILISON4IA1ER P'URN. _____________________________________tI',nr'r.. ten.'el yard, initny *4*%, Lit-lamb. CUSTOM HAY BkL1W( ___________________________ Buy 1.11 • Teals oilier eatrast IIfltOO with low iTOi?PEWIVES & MOTIIET1S _________________________________ HAY FOR SALE $11-&S1 *11-11 K. lot SL ""0 poynsent & r,aai,nabla CALL 522-0112 _____________________________ MARShALL Field, faintly owned 90. Lots For Sale ________________________________ ________________________________ nintittily i1Yn1"flt1! •ntcrpri, hoe part-tim. op. ______________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________ 60 flusIne Oppoflunitlea EN''i,IJSIVV portunity to earn $11.04 for - nti1uiuL, high loti (ifl ____________________________________ State Employment OUi. teratate 4 on 46 to Maureen I'M LOOKIN( for a TAKI200 French Ave., 11:00 a. rn Drive. South on Maureen to the sale and distribution of ______________________________ 111-924*, Orlando. 2545 Park Drive 11?.421) our products in this au-u. DEAUT1CIAf. Apply in parson \Vant Ads QualificatIon,: S Beauty Salon, Sanford Pha.sa. TRIPLE A. location, at a. price _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________ age; 3 lIl)ILM. you cannot offoril to miss. tiny Legal notice . to Invest: nte.l in n IA acre prndiirinit now, at this bargain itt-ice, a. can Iotiot. & direct a sale. NURSE'S AIDE, I day a week, front .-ll y limit • of 1-tanford. A ________________________________ NINTH JVDICIAI. ('1*. If OU Quality, flCW car & finone- 1€*-6U7. targain at 117*00. Term. can Monteith Crumley ing available. I'm in the wholeho nrrangetl. ciii', i AD POW SEMINOLE role Cosmetic business. For a 73-Male or Female Help I':venlng and Sunday 3:2-160* wi'y. FIIOWIDA. Sides-Rentals Stemper Agency RANDALL ROBERT EUENE Sales Manager of MAW-VACK, A1DI oE hourday, Mondi Real Estate Ph, $224511 INC. at 144-5145 between A MIIItInIC Lhstini Realtor -- -2 & SVdne.day & Friday. Call D. 100 W. let St. - Chieao. Iflinni. IH cIstsR'1, S . 'Defendatit p the Seminole County Court a. . . - A centrete on progressive mat'- tIiis weeI at the Csse'Jbprr't- Adustmants will be nsa. on a te-mun basis only 4or i-ypogrephicai Puhilati vati, property, arrest the citi- if ii hull park for our children zen IIIIII ust• the deck of cards umi vaniout and sundry sects 4 Iil-Wnntpd To font 1ib-Autoa For Sale 3]6-Autop---$.,ds or Trade I I1;-'Prucke For Side 1lsttn W 1I 1 OH board for (tIN1. EXPERT CARPET CLICAN1X(. Ph. 6-474i for tntoima. L F Jt'-Mtc. For Sale Ei-Articles Fo Rent l2-Swh;. or Exchane r:t-wantad 'Fr- flu' - n'uutcer. iu-v. .nnnnn it. the- program; .- . ___________ _____ %'AN'fl3Iit hunt flealtv I',I)IIR 4 fla.Ito'tn h",nc' in ' Jun pinn'i n,'tihI,othoml. Wa htv $&14 N'- k i)rie (MtIc' $I$-$ll$ III N Paik Aa Atø $0 to 0 5pIanu4 tuflht) ( onto. t Ii ii 'Io)lflr, 1rn1.ponuint Lifo & Ac- SI. IteitI FMtflte - Sale 1%. $**411$. .a S. ..-----,"' Li to fln A riiONF22 LFPONP --- 71 Male Help Vnn1ed I) ir A tlou Servi e S1D I mnn who naa1f to nt#ka 1Uth.t Pt•" P*II' Vrit £ 0 11,1 fl0T l - 44(1 John FOR SALE 1P40 l)eor Tntor. fll*4o & Fork. aRincucs £URNITUR Polk & 11th. si ,ha*. IThono *2-$$0L U2-5(1s $04 & _____________________________________ ________________________________ t-Hoats & Motors ______________________________________________________ - Lull or part ttmUnhImtte.1 ----.5 ---------------•nJ V1I) rUrnflUT earninga. Ph. 122-44112. Sanford, $1t.t?7 'oM truck ttrøa, oil __________________________________ 15. Furniture For Sale can work 24 houra pr •- - P•enhngo 14 )ARAT solid gold bOOeh %nP. _____________________________ 4 flgt weak & all OTn0th)P Sold. tArtoeli, •to. fought 'an earn $11.04 per weak. Cot- 'a' Geore Troy flay, Sr. "t......flnuaes For iiie !'$-Boupep---$al, or Rant .7_Eouse For 'f.-Rsa.l et*te Exohane I41fl-Rsaort Rontair hn1-TroIiaro---ahanar - -LVGM3K --- - - -- TJiAi*4Ri%, -- 5-- -.i X - Jnt'-'Prai)pr Lote-SoIe loi.....Apartment. For Rant 10$-Room, For Rant t--iIoriey To Loan ;- IAfl it. flAT. (1- oaid Ot.t*tO, and for on I1iOhLriflg him a-a auch or- shIpmate .. and thora. maio appiloatlon to November 6, 2966 s 1-1: 00 A. good . 1h-Vnr,urri C!laanerr Storage :ii.-1:t.'rlrnnathrs ---- . LAY Aw a 'wIntei for tJirltniim \OwI t.AM1.RA snor fl.,BO1DT the Board of c'.ounty Cr.mmlep 1. 1-066 __________________ Ida proprser on amandmant to 'T'RE (ItarriT ('flIRT. adoPt The Southern Standard T fluIIdIns C'-. 1961; EditIon to- NINTH .WIflCIAL (7IRCrIT, I ' the otficlal Buildtng Cne for Seminole County. C'optar ot this (I1RT NO. 1S4 Mt7Il.TEL GUSTAVSO7, proposed reolut1on ma' he Pla-Intift, toltied In the Znninr Office. which we all love:, would hive onfori',. annw of the' Uflaavnr' zi.m., Pridiw- by thi.----'Woninri' ... 7-Bualnsaa fientok Pot Side 1Farm.-.C1rnee 3-Jot. PrIi'tin Bs- .1AXE CASSELBERRY A Call To Prnvt,r and Self. 5r-ii -Buslnose Prop-Sale -1tsil EMote W&nted All intorristod pernn' a'. jp city council at. i.mng "UiiL'(iIt f collecting 01 premium rouprnn. vited by Dr. Rohort. ti .101fl crowbar to separate the people }lelmt pointed nut. a "cartificate of honor and Lonirwood from the! right to "The law further providet. engraved mounted utt.ibl plaque would he precnt.ed ,, Uk. lilierty and the pursuit the forcihk conscription of the ... i'i n par •, (3).• \"h-'S \ ;':;i ill" ct'tr (..f)ffTY %1,'N)F l'(fl 's Pi v a lrø fr" Ø!U cra r iliin fln 1"vn (PTJP i*i1l%q lafl9 . AA ' I 4 1 W. Ft -•• - -.--------------•-----P'I - r r n rA Ft'i'l. -ic 'rMPT ('u"nm *i' I Ma. Whl?a lth hli"1 r Ry DRY, W..k em Mfltb. 9RI?Lta'$ PUI TI1 1*i I4 1A I:;1. -iii 1 fflFV f. V4.r ______________________________ .n11.& :; )ilh 2U M. flt*I'Rthft .... hk. Knn4 tyt'. . . rook. . r, $i. not1 •e.11fnt ('Oflil- \ntl,i I,. hrroh3 i.'n that the ,jnd,.rslRned will, on the 14th ______________________________________ 30. 'Home Appliances to 11-4' 11onorah1e eo;int SANFORI) it,i4K(.1h1( (0. .lndwe 5'mlnnle eoiint, Flor. i.. E. APPLANCES Nov' a tJoed Ida. hia final rolurn. acoount and of l-tI's- Siirvtn, '.4uiId'• Mui,plIoa ) ______________________________ 7i'-.lmplr,-mant Sor:Icp-a l_.MaI RaIn Wanted 2-rnmaIc Hoir f the training cnmmsfld ,.aid ordinance it. nothing but a one at all timet., day or night." fllDflieO." - ,tflta1 . ass pj 1' fl] •T mt - ': ' !1; re,øItnt trnør01JAfl. iii t'irn'i r'r ',..ry ___________ _________________________________ _________________________________ rwn twø r'iIn1n Tv-n ' -CHAI pAw-iIt ,, r. _________________________ 'fflfbfl( •fljfl -,j ' ii EEK & IEEK - N\L ' x rt'n For Siik _________________: ______ ih *h Coarl of ih.' ('nu 2-Photo & Equipment ______________________________ b,dir, i-,nIv,o1e (nnn* iau of i'Irn-$.$.,. Ia Prni,nt.' Raftca YAS}TTC'A s -Child C'kr. .. 1.,,-Cs.tL.f'o?a ll,PoijItri.?vatnck ictitutian," Helnit aerted. lottery bar not been defined It fTOP"The few right.a and thu. ordinance and itt. contents ?rsining enthr, Grsnt LHkOL Ill. - ("'C1 _________________ -- All 'N *$ fl% Plp' ,,• Li or only the days run - -S code recently throwing of ii bnoehsifl, the Iii cooperation with the Semi- criminal the a i a • Ill fillIn Sr 4.fgi,)t\ C's.ri Ie11 Thoniar and other stnte and local dignit.nrje . .wm, ,n,s..,.n.n.,. 24c P ao det CoUnts :&nipuIgn chairman cnc.l - you I sni'd rat of the Thgh frn--nvcrnnr corn.. p 11 (tahi wfll u. lr.. 3nhn )vn Bide, und -I 2-RiisinNs E(li1IYmen1 - p( ' UM H*S) .( P Cl Qiinrtt't Pi&rt" ($150 V. HI 1-SAIl. 7T I Roofing offwinlr ruling ii th CiLT)1nTI *A71S PO COWSICUTIVE iWIIPTlON-NO ci&uit p ,opy 26 k- 1urv g from out 5 i i win __________________________________ 'iI.I-. nt t orntr ...r. . n,ent ner hiu.. .... -- h noup.iiuiur u,,u ,i . DAYS ONE DAY 'Jtl lf ' !41CX$lflder 1aaUt;ttt) bun I 1t I1I '-0 it Ct P.r Lui. P.r Day 11* L Amr h ifl(ITV$di&c P*r ii,. 24 \\ c'fl Drilling unI will njwnl. .m hPhftlf ni TWFNTY -' ---b&YS --------------------------.-.- -- -- - - ONE ____________________________ • ----•Th'mn'rntI' offjrt i'ekrns - ____________________________ P. Un. TEN DAYS ' - Sfl. Mtiic. age 18 _______________________ ";:: ___________________________________ O• M1. For S1e ________________________________ (fl' PfrtIIrf4i 1fl 4 lirP. mt røsi1ts-r.nt I4mtri' __________________________________ _______________________________ %DAY erall - C R1PkiR 'IN14 1'1A (TE)W RRT,E CAMr Trr Vetr 411;, 4 ml. 1*at f __________________________________ __________________________________ 1 F. special S('T'v1c('S Democ'!ranc giiherrnitorial nominee. Thomas is cuiirmnn •mi?*nI 1 Mw'$enl 1n'Irumen uivO NA RRM( ____________________ 14 -..$ortthg (ood Scott Keib, Pat Thom and other dignitirie repA giila reception honoring Democratic, women ofnfl afllve in SemIfieho1di and the wrve of Democratic officials ]fl reentiflg tatwide offie Ciin Wednday In the florida Democratic C.arathe county will take place at 7:RO p.m. today at Sanford nole I olice Benevolent Building. Your 'White Elephant' Will Find - A I-tome Through 1-Icrald Classilieds Herald Classifieds Bring Fast Results - I �Unruly Students Plague Mir mtTnrh VArralb Page 14 - Oct. 25, 1966 Drivers Of School Bu s Members of the safety corn- They also informed that their school e'stn saying that he mittee of the Seminole County committee is in process of "cooperates with us and gives Bus Drivers Association as- studying safety requirements us all the assistance he can." _I_, £%,... I1P Kit _tI _._ _..._.,.1 1-4' -_-flRi. 'II LU-__tI_t whichI.I_,_ L11C'.._flI Will recommend Ported TOUy dents would abide by the rules the schools and the parents on the school buses, we would when concluded. have no problems." and Mrs. --Mrs. Broadway JIlTS. IJOLLIU I)I(IWUY ____I flU telin urged parents to cooperMrs. Pat Costello reported all ate with the drivers by parking students were given copies of at schools in places other than the bus rules during the first those reserved for the buses. week of school Instructing that "We are driving on a tight they 'remain seated when the schedule," they said. "Many buses are In motion. parents park at the hii stop - while others do not realize the Geneva Society dangers they subject their ehil. dren to when they park across from the ramps with the result Sets Carnival that the children dart In front of the buses." "we 'realize that parents do For Saturday not want their children to get By MRS. SOS E. MATUL1IT' wet on rainy days and give _1I,.,,____.._, Ft__i._1 __..ti i as ,.i._s_ - parrng AI naiiuw'eii t...,trnivi&i will Lhe this their reason for sponsored from 6 until R:() p.m. on or ton near the ramps. But if you take vitamins, yet Saturday In the Geneva Corn- we do not want the children to still feel tired-you may need munity Center by the Geneva he killed," they emphasized. than vitamins to restore Historical and Genealogical So- The committee is currently more your normal strength and cicty. working on a safety prorrum That's because your The Lester Brown home i for Pine Crest School where worn-out feeling may be due being used as a collection cen- there is an acute problem with tor for items to be sold during traffic apparently from Sanford to iron-poor, tired blood. Vitamins alone can't build the carnival. Donations needed Naval Air Station. up iron-poor blood. But They commended the method Include garden seed, comic can! That's because GERITOL of loading and traffic control books, bric-a-brac, vases, homemade fudge, canned goods, particularly at Lake Mary GER1TCIL not only contains 7 plants of any description and School. "Principal Morris flubyvitamins but, in addition, any fancy work or white cIt.- has been most cooperative," supplies the amount of iron pliant article in good, saleable they said. needed to build iron-rich ied lrs. Broadway and Mrs. blood. Just 2 ORrroL tablets, condition. Anyone wishing further in- Costello praised their immediate or 2 tablespoons of GI!RrroL formation on the event should superior, herbert Muse, super, liquid, contain twice the iron call Mrs. Brown in Geneva or visor of transportation for the in a pound of calf's liver! Mrs. Joe Corley in Sanford. Seven times the iron in a Entertainment at the carnival pound of spinach! In only one FALSE TEETH will include a fish pond, popcorn day, Giznrrot-iron is in your Chewing Efficiency booth, hamburgers and hot dogs, bloodstream carrying strength 'rides, soft drinks, and a conIncreaaed U +0 350/s energy to every part of and clinical tests prove YOU cfl 1mW tunic contest and crowning of a chew betur- make dtureesv your body! K22 UIIU queen U I4I CUL2IIVUI. $g.j Up to 359 inme eimcuve-u you - sprinkle a little PAb-L-ziiH on your plates. PAiri'gH to the alkaline (non-acid) powder that holds faIRe Santa Tomas, Philippine uni teeth mare flrmly so they feel more comfortable. No guinaly. pasty taste. vcrslty, was established in 1611 1 1) •t . Cheebi denture odor. that fit are esnttal and Is 2.5 years older than Bar- DeTltUrà health. Bee your dentist regularly.1 yard University. Clot PAbli at all drug CoUnters. ' TMnI7 iett-of commendation for performance and lead- ership, as follows: G. Al. Wheeler, R. L. Green, N. Willis, T. C. Weckle, D. L. Domdey, F. A. Casella and C. P. Murphy. (Navy Photo) B=*g hdt1re Seen A=W lake Monroe By MRS. JOUN LEONE A booming future -coniinr with completion of developente around Lake Monroe was jn'edlcted by C. 'Vernon Itlize Jr., president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, 'when he appeared as guest spesicer for the DoBary Chainbar of Commerce at a dinner "New potential to our area Cannonball l Explodes E )bW .DELEI -' (UP!) - Shun. At 441 Ice? rraaau, nc aUfllafl caneonbull" of the Gemini Circus, - 'blown to bits during a re.et psrfornnce in the north-em India city of Lucknow. Reports of the incident said the 25-year-old performer was killed when a charge inside the drous eannon exploded prema- 'turoly 'before Prasad had left 'the baud. Two circus hands were also hurt by the blast. .. will come with the Lake Mon. . roe Park am] its boating and . . camping facilities and the San.. . c s ert ford Marina where wet. . for 420 boats should be reaY by January and 00 dry berths in early May or June. The Baliday inn of some 100 units, with a large restaurant and meeting rooms, will improve the lakefront Image nu] relocation of the zoo in a botanical gardens wi1 make this area one of the beauty spots In the nation," DEVELOP4E around Lake Monroe was topic Mize stated. for C. Vernon Mize Jr., president of Seminole 'The Crosi State Barge Canal dinCounty Chamber of Commerce (left), before dinand the St. Johns - Indian IVCD ner meeting of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce. Canal should be ready b 1 .. .c .4.i e ,.,e'r .,,.i. JWU1 o , i; I H With him LIL& Swallow, 0. I2 1 - with ___tLt snipping opened 'up, and, Bar" organization. (MiddletonPhoto Industry will begin to locate in take advantage of within the next 16-20 years, the Dol3aryjtes for your civic our bringing a whopping Increase in pride and we of the Seminole waterways. these "A new Seminole Port- is to general business for the entire C of C are happy and proud to work with you folks in West he built at the west end of area," he predicted. Lake Monroe, close to the At- Referring 'to closing of San- Volusja County for future dolantic Coast I.ãiie Railroad ford Naval Air Station, Mize veloproent." I)eBary C of C President tracks. First berth in this op. said, "The base will he missed oration should be in rea(linmu for Its people are part of your Prank Swallow introduced Mize and presided at a brief business early next year. Industry is ex- community and ours." In conclusion, he commended meeting following his talk. pected to locate in the vicinity Proved by Medical Tests! Patients diagnosed with Iron-deficiency were often pale, nervous, and easily'tircd. After patients took GERrrOL daily,doctors rcpnrteddefinite clinical improvement. Check with your doctor. If iron-poor blood is making you tired, take GERITOL. Feel stronger fast-in 7 days-or money back from Girrot. DThP• 5T(flW 'Tfl CLOG' By I1AR111- VERSHE), I Dear Son -Now cut that out clown there. Your father and 1 spent it VITAMINS AND STILL * FEELTIRED? L. great deal of money sending you to school and lh years Inter we still are getting mail from school officials about you. Your loving Mother aa Dear Mom - Scm about that. a - a - . / THEY'RE COMING MOMMY! Dear Mom Was that the one where I failed English grammar and good govern. I-. a . . f' ( County . 7L1 . $210I000 lFor 67-68 on the St. Johns River Nile of America" auftirb irrath • - . - * Democratic Caravan In Town , Kirk BlastedAs 'Phony' .7, 41 *** . •" World . . . . . - In Brief . * LHJ Visits' Viet Nam ...... 1-k- I - 43 Die In Carrier Blaze Burns Group Split Wsl& SHS Open Here ( frog Fau koeping in the glove We're rolling out the red carpet to you...for EY TE' * 4 - The i1.4i4,qwkiwa, best bull Wards ii Panel that will automatically luck doors, "iy o6ir you alat of great new features. warn you 11 a 'door is ajar, or fuel a low. a Uke Fwdlx mmiting now Eeluct8hiftCruise- • Stereo tape player.. Comfort-Stream Van- s Nam*i U.S. Scores Space Success . . . . * . . . . -. OUfe Anain a ___ -' lssm you abUt manually for climbing windows closed. In And, every substan•4.l# or j. f. Un. '1W 1 67 O. 4 is equipped With V rr ki Ow? steep 1291C a You =n a1s chom ii Convem.we Control Company LifeguardDesign Safety Fuaturea. musourne _________ _______ s 'ro YOUR fØN ALERE NOW ENTER THE M f$ S '7 FORD' CONTEST! HURRY! CONTEST EIS OCTR W"l 24 now aa..es - $1 ssPi 42 ..aiiz 41 11.C3387 $1.12G21t $1220.64 1.15913 51.0*440 121T.07 1.37322 S1.3.3S 1240.14 1.4l7.4. 1.544.64_ - 1.616i8 -_i.ai.i 1.465,52 1.675.0 1.8321 1.1153.M 1,52755 2.19060 2.59355 1.e1Gi11 2,577.17 71 3,051.50 14041 1,515.24 '2.25.4.40 120 I 22I6. 2.70376 3,092.61 3276S5 135 1 2.51351 35*355 3.479115 --Nesell NUM 1111111CM. WON W SPAM - 5ANPOJ, PLMIDA . Ready To Talk . a (P44 a . . - d - * -- CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE, INC. ORLANDO 32 West Central Boulevard. ...... GA 2•9857 705 North Mills Avenue ... .. . .... . . . 4256613 LEESBURG 402 West Magnolia Street ......... 7e7-7 231 117 CUU•. .turd 4r +. ........... .•.•• ••... -5321 OCALA 212 South Main Street...... .... . . 622-7291 SANFORD. 110 South Magnolia Street........ FA 2-4612 Request for $210,000 in tax money to balance th anticipated budget for fiscal 1967-68, will be handed • . Hoard of County Commissioners by the Board of tees of Seminole Memorial Hospital this week. Trus This is the difference between what trustees esti' irmte will be the hospital's income and its operating costs, at the break-even point. It amounts to less than one Greene, CPA. Greene termed the report "good," with thó mill, at present assessments. Expenses are expected to ex- instigation of a few mi ceed income by $210,000, mainS changes in procedures which hif ly for the care of medically recommended. In discussing the future bud" Indigent patients and medicare costs. get, it was noted there Is as Federal reimbursement of capital outlay money lnchadeL medicare costs Is based on a Final increment of the expai. figure of 96 per cent, leaving the other four per cent to he sion of the new wing and r.picked up by county taxpayers. modeling of older sections of State appropriations to reirn- the hospital will be made out of burso -the hospital for the care 1965-66 funds. During the past year eompl. of welfare patients were drasticahly cut by the last legisla- lion of the new west wing h" ture, leaving these expenses to boosted the hospital to lao-bed capacity, which Is considered county taxpayers, also. Basin- the 1967-68 budget on adequate for the present, but present hospital rates and col. "at the present rate of popula. lections, income is expected to tion growth, it won't be long be $1,885,622, plus approximate before this catches up with us," ly $8,000 in interest and contri. John Evans, board member, butloni. pointed out. Included in the 1967-68 budget Operating expenses are estimated at $2,005,350. To this are allowances for increased must be added $45,283 which is salaries for nurses and other set aside for bond interest and hospital employes. retirement. (Board meeting to discuss the A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman question of pay raises for auraof the hospital trustees pointed es and other employes Is set out that the figures, (which are for Nov. 1.) Percentage of total expenses required by law to be submit. led at this time) are for costs going into salaries will be in. and income for more than a creased from 54.1 per cent to year from now. 36.9 per cent, with the expected "It Is extremely difficult, in pay raises. Projected income for fiscal the fluctuating economy of the times, to be able to project 1967.68 is based on the same with any degree of accuracy, hospital rates which now prewhat expenses will be a year vail. These are $18, 023 and $34 and two years from now," ho daily per room, for wards, noted. semni.prlvate and private rooms, "There Is no fat In this bud. respectively. get, that's for sure," commented Robert Besserer, hospital alrntnistrator. Prior to approving the pro NEW YORK tUPI) Stock posed 1967-68 budget, trustees prices pushed higher In moderheard an audit report on the ately active trudirg at the present budget from Jack opening today. - Stocks Jump - Dial 322-1611 for a lowcost 4½% auto loan. . - Will 61111" No Budget Fat, Besserer Says . .. '.1 -- 322-1611 CONSULT 1HIS SAMPLE PAYMENT SCHEDULE When You Shop to, Your Cat 35 Mu"l*t Aee,ini al SIIMUIIp Pi,,a04 1,964 W'tb.i tile *.',W*.,S $1,500 $4710 $2,000 $U35 - $79.15 * 10 P,...g 144"W *.*5 LII. hI$MI . . tilation that exhausts stale air with the Strickland Morrison, Inc. 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What's mixe, this borrow-by-phone privilege conoffice in this community. For full details, mall the coupon below-in, better still, sLop in and ace us. tinuea just as long as you're a member. A 4 . . . t)Macjr.,i,tin,i. it shifts automatiaIIy 37" S. ORLANDO DRIVE . $1,000 up to $3,500. 1 4' -I the Band Get To . 0a,40 S40 45 65. 86 -- - , . . LK=M compartment) TO f)AI)f)Y! - ECKERD DRUGS 0 Rill Vincent (Mii; Dear Son - What's going on * * * * * * * "The Seminole down there .? I received the Herald and I see where you arc getting dunked in ii tub full of gntors and they took some blood from you . . . What do you have to do down there for them to like you? Your worried Mother. aa Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 Zip Code 32771 Dear Mom It's for a good cause. So don't fret. It's those WEATHER: Tuesday 89-67; clear to cloudy, showers thrti Thursday. knife wounds in my hack I'm VOL. 59 NO. 48 AP Leased Wire - Established 1908 worried about WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1966-SANFORD, FLORIDA - Price 5 Cents However, my analyst says It's a Freudja complex and bemuse I was bani an Christmas Day. * * a Dear Son - Your father ask ed If you can send him a list of qualifying fees for public office. He said the pay looks pretty good. Can you please help him on this? You know it's getting him down 'riding that school bus all the time Scott Kelly, former state No thank you. Nothing but ' senator and gubernatorial criticism from reporters up candidate, characte r i z e d here . Glad to see you don't Claude Kirk, Republican Pick an school bus drivers down gubernatorial nominee as $ News there '''4 "phony with a phony proYour loving Mother. gram" in a speech given from aa - '4 ,44 the pJa'fo'rn't',f a $-rpc In the Dear Mom - Can you please parking lot. e1 the corner of send nit $1? Seems the Coun(A?) - President Johnson flew to South VIoL Park and First Street today. NamMANILA today ty in an effort to save money for a surprise 00-minute visit to U.S. forces at the "Kirk's program, as outlined SHERIFF' J. L. HOBBY refuses to give us a copy of the in his white papers," Kelly said big new Cam Ranh Bay base 180 miles northeast of Saigon. Viet Nam's South will be the featured chief of state, Gen, Nguyen Van Thit!u, Health Department audit unless "would require th e spending of mnnounced Johnson's visit to newsmen In Saigon. icu ziiid speaker at the Shrine we pay for the copying. Haven't Th more than $1 billion, yet Kirk Premier Nguyen got the time to spend taking Can Ky had stopped at Cam Ranh on their Chili fish dinner tomordoes not reveal how the state V8Y down notes there. Please air home from the Manila summit conference to be there row night at 7 P.M. Bob____ is going to acquire this $1 bilduring .Tohnson's visit, by will speak to mernmail the $1-would like to get lion." HAROLD XASTNER it in the paper as soon as poasibers, Indies and guests "I tremble for my state at bk. a n I a w enforcement the possibility, such an UnYour loving son. methods. South Viet SAIGON, airNam (AP) Fire swept the U.S. qualified person might be elect* a craft carrier Oriskany off th e North Vietnamese coast today, ed governor," he stated, Dear Son - Absolutely not! Kelly stated his resentment killing 43 of her officers and men, and putting the ship out of I can't keep sending you money. th at Kirk is depicting Yiamj action, an American spokesman announced. Sixteen other nwll it's been costing we a fortune W6 111 and by inference the whole stat(' ''ere injured seriously'. on a!l thcS(' postrgc due letters The fire broke (Jut shortly after dawn in a locker containing of F1otjd as ''ii t'essjiool of sin" I received from public officials flares used for night illumination and rescue work. by his charges of high over the past month. The other The flames erupted on the hangar deck, just below the Miami. day I got a heavy letter from • • flight deck, and then spread rapidly to envelope five ducks the one source who says the HosPctiire on Democratic Navy said. Gov. H a y d o n Burns' pital is mud at you . Women's Club meeting oc acilools are mud . . the county eminole County executive page 2 today. D is mad the city is mad . . . Dmmittee s.lit wide open • a CAPE KENNEDY, Flu. (A?) - Thu United States today Prospects of getting the the police department is mud t()dvy. lie bra, dod "ridiculous" achieved the first double ignition In space of high-powered . The Elks Club is mad Governor Burns has Kirk's plan to have the water hydrogen-fueled engines as an Atlas-Centaur rocket broke a Seminole high School the bus drivers are mad 'ithheld his support of the hyacinths which he intends to long-time jinx. Marching a n (I Twirling the doctors are niaci th e tu an who defeated him for the clean out of the lakes converted The firey departure of the 113-foot-tall rocket at 7:12 n.m. football tern are mud ... the Democratim gubernatorial flO!fli to cow feed. Kelly reported an triggered a planned doubleheader launching here today. At. 7:05 Seminoles to Miami, Dec. Junior College is mud . . the ruttion, Miami Mayor Robert expert on water hyacin thsre- p.m. the space agency is to launch a satellite for the Cornrnu,iica- 81 to participate In the nalawyers are mad . the Navy j ing Nigh, and his Republican vealed recently such "plants are tions Satellite Corp. tionally televised Orange is mad the refuse depart- o ponent, Claude Kirk. 99.2 per cent water with rest inent is mud Shall I go on Bowl parade are looking bright. Robert S. Billhimer, co-chair- being absolutely worthless." and on? in an of Burns Seminole commit- Seminole County Democrats MIAMI BEACh, Flu, (A?) - The board chairman of the Cr. * te e, announced Tuesday he is stepped on the accelerator and National Association of Food Chains says supermarket owners Faced with the Job of raising Dear Mom - How about John ipporting High in the Nov. put the campaign for governor are ready to sit down and talk about spiraling food prices with $2,500 to $3,000 between now and Q. Public? He's not mad. ..,141. 41.., ......1_...I JUMDVWIVVO ....,.,& I...•... election. into il1.,ii i jIiUVD 54UMp •UCiO, b'' '2 IJ I11V K' a 13CC. 31, someban band parents had Harold H. Kustner, also co- of the 30 car caravan tern Gordon Bloom, a Boston store executive, has offered to seiitl privately expressed Dear Son - Stop complaining ci gravu of the Burns Semi- by Pat Thomas, chulnnan representatives from his organization "utiywhere in the nation" doubts about the possibilities. about ovrcrowded bue, over- in le committee, today issued the the tt ta t.c Democratic commjtt to discuss market costs with shoppers. Band parents are slated to paid educators, underpaid teach- Ic hawing statement: AS "the glory gospel train meet at the band hull at B era, bingo games, abuses in "H arud H. Kastner, co.chair- truth." Bailey Rips GOP p.m. 'I'iiurstluy to discuss whim. government Try writing rn an of the Seminole County for Kelly and Tic,mus led I WAShINGTON (AP) - Democratic National Chitiriuuan thur or not to tackle tile prosomething nice, bolnething kind, H nydon Bunts executive corn- caravan wi th local support John M. Halley charges Republicans have employed "all CIIOZ Jeot and if so, how? something safe and you owe in ittee, is informing the public including Mrs, Sheila Robe: mous and despicable untruth" - an allegedly doctored recording School board officials, con. 211C 12 cents for a postage due ti at Robert S. Billhimcr 12 ) utl- Who as vice-chairman of I of it speech by President Johnson - in their fall cotigrussional laded today by The Sanford letter. no uncing support for High for state campaign cornnijttee campaigns. S • herald Indicated they would be ovrnor does nut speak for the traveling with it throughout I Bailey's uceusutions came after the Fair (1umpalgn Prat-"sympathetic" to waiving reg. Deer Mom - You're right. at-her mesmtbei' of that commit- state. tkett Committee disclosed the Republican Cotigresslona) Cum- tihzitloz,s which forbid school My next column will start out C. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. ac puign Committee bud asked GOP culldidutellnot, to USC tli. tulle buses to travel more than 75 like this: 'By pud political advertise- as master of ceremonies a zecording. zllIlus out of town, "U liability AROUND THE CLOCK ent, he, W. K. MeRoberts and introduced local candida tes. requirements could ho worked By Larry Vershel I Hunt, members of th e coInNo Decision Yet 'tuesday evening, the l'olj out." Don't forget to drive care- in ittee, are udvhing the public WAShINGTON (Al') - This United Rates will delay an Beiievuic,it hull was the site 'I'hls would cut $1,000 off costs fully Everything is so love- tb at they are supporting Claude a reception long as possible any decision to itej, Uj) the l)UCC of tim War by dU III ilia tl:sg 11w steed for honoring the lieu ly Things are gung so Kiirk. In the Viet Cong.infest-vd area of the Mekwsg Delta, U.S. nftIeIuIs chartered buses. cratic women of the county. well in the courthouse "Mr. Kustm.'r stated the e indicated today. Wivcz of the elected olfk'ji "lh*ving our baud on national Every th ing itt just peachy in rn n feel that Florida's need Sources described present military l)luns for the delta in color television In their specwere giVeii special recogniti our schuul There's a bright 110W is for a governor who is a fits southeinniost part of South Viet Nu:ii us quits modest. 'I'huy tucuhir new uniforms Is an ad. by Sell. Muck Cleveland Wil future ahead sourid businessman, and who the office holders were rec said no iwniediut.e major cut,isnitment of (1.5. ground forces in vurllsuissent for Sanford anti U ict independently it the :iized by Mrs. Missouri Be tile area is expected. Simininulo County we can hardly at Interest of the state, lice Swuffurd, emcee of the evei afford to liii go by," one pri. outside pressure. t'10 And Touch vale citizen declared, S 't. Be th Johnson speukli "Of the two candidates for CLEVELAND (tJJ'l) - It was touch and go today whether liundgisustur William Elmure Oil behalf of iIigli declarii U office, only Claude Kirk fall s jury could be cnipunelcd by nightfall in the second trial of auld today tim band butt bout is an hi.awst ma,i. He do hr. Samuel H. Sheppard. et these qualificatiwis. $ilOO In Its travel fund to date. not write whi C p5pers as Cuucludlsag article on the "Jitese tacit sts'angiy urge all Ten jurors had been seated temporarily during the first two IN and former bandmaster, his opponent which show school bus series is on page her furmci J3urns su,)pw'ters riui days, compared with only tb,50 during the saute lIerioti Ernest Cowley, both expressed 2 today. gibe their full support to astounding ignu: ante of Fic in the 1964 trial In which the handsome young bruiss SUJ geolI Ittijie that fimzitis call be found to ida's hiliry and Ittt needs." aside Kirk." was convicted of the bludgeon murder of his pregiiuut wile. . I 11Ffl\111) PHOTOS YOU LOOK dil{lVl'! Hos Pit aI SeekS * - 1:3 1E1 a.rlt& Pal. irn.Psor l,on.lch Blood 1ood When you're tired G.rttel's Impor. aworn.ut your tantsupptyot Iron can chiunge Iron. to pale, Iron.poor poor blood Into rich, red blond. blood like this. Due to iron deficiency t *? ft, . a * r U * Dear Son - Received a letter from a school man who would like to see your old 'report cards Of course, I told him off . . . However, I did find one that showed you passing in conduct and sent it out. Did I do right? Your loving Mother. area to We have a clog, a cat a rabbit and a'67 Ford. My father always buys Fords because they never give him any trouble. Our new Ford has doors thathat by by themselves.. . a light that tells us if we needgas...a stereo tape player... and one thing niy father doesn'tknowabout. Air Station r I flA YOUTAKE OOT OWLS' of RVAB-9, while deployed aboard the TJSS Ranger in the Western Pacific, received The Men Of VAH ,-12 Return Home To San/ord Naval NEW HOME G'F . . . . . . Bus Series $1194 $3000 Above payments include docunienlasy stanpa end legal I***. 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L. Mizshsfl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Arsnus Pastor F. B. chance 1:10 a. a. Morning Worship --%- 0:41 a. a. Sunday School _________ SATURDAY0:10 a. ai.batb School _______ - in. 11:00 a. a. Worship Ssrvboo Wednesday Night 7:10 p. a. Prayer Service - - 11:10 a. in. 1:10 p. a. 7:41 p a. - Training Union Evening Worship W ed. Prayer ServIos 7:10 P. a. - . _____ ,I JJ8fl ST1AN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CRIJRCH 1401 PaTh Ave. St 14thPastor isv. lai' *oGsrvui 1:41 a. in. Sunday School Wr*tP S.r?Ios - 11:00 a. in. Evening worship - 7:10 P. a. Liflanos Youth p.U.wshlp (Ties.) 1:10 p. a. (Wet) 7:10 P. . prsysr Serbs * * - * Assembly Of ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Heater Avs. B. Hamilton Griffin - Pastor Sunday School -1:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Training Union - 1:10 p a. Evening Worship 7:45 a. OF GOD OP PROPHECY 110$ Em Ay.5 R.v. Robert Walsh - Pastor 1:41 a. a. Sunday School Worship Uric. - 10:41 a. in. E nitstic Sari. 7:10 P. in. The duller, the dol1ar the ten o'clock scholar. Remember bow the rhyme uded? Tudlne leads from bad to worse. The boy ended by sleeping iniUl noOn. Often parents Ut, "WHEN IS IT TIME TO BEGIN TliJ RELIGIOUS TRAINING OF OUR CHILD?" Kei 's * straight-forward answer: "T1i1 MOMENT YOU BEGIN 'ro wv ____ Yosag Popls Barb. & Bible 7:10 P. rn Study W.dn.56a7: ____ . SUNLAND BAPTIST Nil French Ave. R.v. G. E. HodgSs - Pastor Sunday School - 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.. a. Evangelistic Services 700 v.a. Wed. Prayer * Bible Study - 7:10 p a. Sponsored by Baptist P.flowship" EN I" CHURCH OF GOD You see, Go1 is love. And, In a home where God is loved, a child quickly begins g ,fl the love of his parents for him with this Other Love which felt by Bible stories and pictures and a simple prayer to help him eXpeneneS and eIpNM his m1ng faith. Soon he'll be starUng Sunday School - but his religious training has already begun. naelves pirithafly 71 are helping tomorw's parents equip Our CIW1 couple planning maIse_ * mature religious faith. For when God has given us a little on or daughter... THRE GOES THE BELL! ____ ______ OF PROPHECY Palmetto Ave., Longwood ss Rev. John C.r..oU - Pastor Sunday School - 10:00 a. in. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. in. Evangelistic Syc. -7:10 p. in. ______ _______ PINECREST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Oor. 17th and Elm (jjj . . Wilder 1:41 a. r Sunday school CHRISTIAN CHUROR Morning Worship - 10:50 a. a. FIRST DISCIPLES OF CHRIST in. Worship 7:10 P. Evening Ava. Sanford 1107 S. ) 1:00 p. M. 8.rv. (Sun. B. Vernon Fuller MId.Weak Sen. (Wad.)7:10 Sunday Sch ool - 1:41 a. a. p. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. * Study, Tuesday - 7:10 V. CI . _________ ____ t Baptist XTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ave. Car. 14th si. & Oak liii. Freddie Smith 1:41 Pastor a.. M. SundaY School 11:00 a. ..• a. Morning Worship Traistng Union -- 1:11 P. * I I ~i : i 7:10 V. a. Service Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 P. in. Nursery Open _7:$0p.m. wz Sunday Nita Broadcast Zysning 01 I al I I if ~ f, * * I * * * . ____ * ____ '4' CHURCH isit Park Avenue * ' Eva.ngsUit ____ 11 I ,. 1111 .4 ___________ 6 ____ Wednesday prayer 7:10 P. m. $•rvio• IJOOME" * . - OAXt4WN BAPTIST CHURCH 274$ Oount.r7 Club Road Rev. It. T. Ba.3rett - Pastor Sunday School - 0:41 a. a. Worship Service - 11:00 a. in. Training Union -4:41 p. M. en1ng Worship - 1:00 p. a. Wetl Prayer BerT. - 7:10 p. in. _____ * 1 I - 6. ______ f i ___ ________ ____ _____ - ____ Each Month * Kindergarten and Nursery '. ..:' _T ____ THE CHURCH FOR ALL ALL FOR THE CHURCH - Qj j earth for the building a flO * * * * * * - . * I 11 i o * * - i J ¶ * 1 1 _______ 111. -- torandgood..t3hipItaorsu WLthOIIt a housed spiritual _______ _____________ I ______________________ I * I -.5--- I - * -- FIRST METHODiST CHURCH 41$ Park Ave. Rev. Robert H. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Wo rship - 1:10 a. a. Sunday School - 1:45 a.. in. 10:15 a. in. Morning Worship MY? MeetLnga - 1:10 P. a. inat5, Evening Worship - 1:15 V. a. Siaidq 7 nd1ISdJUUTBib3e daily. lie,Senaburp V.. t2N1 XII.A edlalis3a C Mcmday rueedoy WadnsIuy Thuraloy ______ ls Prossri* Isolde Proverbs 4:13.21 37.14 13:1144 54:4.10 132140 6:6.15 10:1.7 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ II I ____ 'P (j1i 1. _____ (Jp 'p ____ _____ ___ 'P ____ .. jz ____ .,. ____ GRACE METHODIST CHURCH ____ .. jz., ,. ,. 4tv Onona Rd.. at Woodland Ave., qb? Rev. Robert M. Temple, Jr. Pastor Church School - 0:41 A. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. in. 1:10 P. in. MYT -_ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff WINN DIXIE STORES and !mPly18 CELERY CiTY PRINTING CO., INC. CARRAWAY & McKrRBIN Ilurancs HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff CHELSEA TiTLE AND GUARANTY 119 W. First, Sanford FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff KILGORE SEED COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ____ 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford L. D. PLANTE Oviedo, . ------ -- - Evangelistic Service 1:00 p a. Mid-Week Third Sunday 51ngpiratka - 1:08 V. a. ?IR.ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF L,ONGWOOD 511 Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant - Pastor Sunday School - 10:00 S. a. Morning Worship - 11:08 a. a. Sunday Evening - 1:30 p. a. till V. M. Wed. Bible Study Conquerors Meeting till V. a. Friday Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Via. Oak Ave. & Ird It. Rev. Virgil I Br7an PaMor Morning Worship - 1:10 a. n. Church School -1:41 a. a. 10:41 a. in. Se ssion Moot Morning Worship - 11:00 A. M. Chur ch SchoolBearda.0 Chapel - s:ro P. a. Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 P. a. Senior Hi Fellowship 1:00 p.m. * S First Christian Qburch, 1101 5. Sanford AVE. OO$G*EGATIONLL Congregational Christiss Church 2401 Park Ave. NorLbslde Christian Church. 7 1 o r 3 4 a Haven Dr.,, Maltiand 0 S. . *. I SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Hwy. 411 Forest City * thodist Oh . h a...ea.. w. 717. t Church of 1h Pen Park Church of Iks *sasr.ae, OBrisa u. ysrs Lake Mary Church of the Hautes. ?Wm1TAI - Seventh Adventist church, Maitland Ave.. Altaonti Springs Sanford ScveDth.dsY Adventist Church. 1.vspth * Elm oitxa cuuacus ) Allen's L.M.E Charek. Olive & 11th 10 Church of God Is Christ. Oviedo Chuluote Community Church. Church of God of Prophecy, 3507 Elm Ave. Church of God of Prophecy, L.ongwood Church of God Mimion, Entorprise Church of Jesus Christ of Letter Day Saints, DII Park Ave. co__un1g. Altamonte spring. a Church. It. Johns Chry. Eastern oto CUp.!, Hwy. it-u, Vera Park ConjregaUoa 1k Isral. 18th * Mageelle First Church it Christ, Scientist, $00 H. Ut St. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Wbtoe nit. 188$ W. Third St. Lake ltosroe ___ U First P.ateco.Ia.1 Church of Longwood lull Gospel Tsborwl. 1114 Coaats'y Olch Mt. Olive Holiness Church. Oak UM lid. O.t.is Pluecrest Amebly of God, 17th. & Elm Sanford LUs.. Church., 1411 5. Park Ave. Sanford Congregation of Jehovah.'. Wit. nessee. 414 BasIert Ave. The Salvation Army. uS I. lad St. Rolling Hill. )Ioravisn Church, Altamonte Sptliig. Oougulty Presbyterian Church. Ia MAry First Preibyterisa Church. Oak Ave. r4 First p..byteriss aorch .1 Dewy. B. Wg1as4 py$4 Church of 'ri. O.vesaa$ 2715 5. C)rtaslo t. Andrews Proabytsrlsa Church * * * * * * * * on the St. Johns River ,O aitf ilrb "The Nile of America" Part Tj r.0 rrath showers thru Tuesday. SANFORD, VOL. 59 NO. 46 -AP Leased Wire - Established 1908 - MONDAY,OcT. 24, 1966 WEATHER: Sunday 85-71; cloudy, - FLORIDA - World News /n Price 5 Cents Brie' * - AMONG THE thousands who took advantage of the South Seminole Jaycees' mass distribution of oral polio vaccine Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken of Sanford and seven of their 10 children shown at the Jai Alai Fronton in Fern Park, busiest of the four distribution points. Dr. Sam Ready (Herald Photo) South Seminole' Jaycees - Drive A , Facilities Hit ______ 4 Ot A Series (The school bus situation in Seminole ("ounty-part I) By DONNA F.HTE Are the drivers of the Seminolp County :4ehool buses not given enough authority to discipline their passengers to ,nsure the snfa transport of all the tiidenta to and from school? The ConSenSus of the drivers at all four of the sch ools visited (Lyman, Sanford, Rear Lake and Seminole High) is that they are not. One petite driver told of h'r hair-raising experiences with one of the students which caunIe,i her "such anguish my nerves were nearly shattered." The youth, according to the driver, committed one eSc*patio after the other from "jumping out of the bus when it would slow down and crawling tinder the vehicle to carrying nakes in his pocket to frighten the girls and the driver." aid the boy would "spit on" persons standing along said the street as 'we drove past angering persons in particular neighborhoods until I (eared for the safety of all on my bus." When reported to the officials in charge, the boy was merely reprimanded and the driver instructed to continue transporting him according to the driver. "The students on my bun are bigger than I am," she said. I cannot drive safely, keeping my full attention on the road and watch youngsters like this one, while having no authority to make thorn behave themselves." Buses at Seminole High were as crowded as at Lyman and Sanford Junior High. While school officials have maintained that Cathy Merritt, who tumbled nut of a bus recently when she was itanthng in a stairwell against orders on one bus at Seminole High School, Friday, students were standing in the stairwell when the bus left the school. No one was heard ordering them to stand behind the driver. In addition, more than 50 cars were counted, which were lniven by students and carrying two to four passengers eech. Several mothers have insisted that bussing condftia worse in the morning than in the afternoon. So(Tomorrow - Oviedo Junior-Senior High School - osrva. tions will he made in the morning when the bus.. uaIce.) are Success * ousan s Get Polio Vaccine Here AppxLnatcly (,3 per:;a r,5 :c:7cJ Qrai vaccinc Sundaz' in the mass polio immunization drive sponsored by the South Seminole Jaycees. Busiest distribution point was the Jai Alai Fronton in Fern Park, where 4,000 men, women and children stood in line to :tceivo their vaccine on sugar cubes. Other locations were at the Casselberry Shopping Center, Longwood Plaza, and Forest City Shopping Center. Project chairman Bob Chamblee said that in spite of some controversy on the part of the Orange County Medical Society I the drive was a tremendous success. Dr. Ted Dippy, Winter Park pediatrician as a spokesman for the Orange County doctors appeared on a local television news broadcast challenging some of the statements made by the Jaycees in a )'tfle distributed to Orange County school I children and qut$..,ing the need for any adult to take a booster. He advised everyone to consult their own doctor for advice in taking the vaccine. Chamblee expressed his appreciation to Dr. Frank Leone of the Seminole County Health Department, Dr. Vann parker, Sanford, Dr. Charles Hall, Winter Park, and all thu public health nurses who assisted with the immunization. "We couldn't have done it without them," he added. All donations received over the cost of the vaccine will go :o benefit the Edguwood Boys' Ranch, established to give first time Juvenile offenders a chance in a Christian environment. The second dose, for those not just getting a booster Sunday, will be given on Jan. 8, 1967, at the same locations. 5 -. ,. . Far From Over MANILA (AP)-The U.S. commander In Viet Nam told the Manila summit conference today the war is "far from over" and he will need more troops in the days ahead, but President Johnson said a display of unity by the allies hero should provide new fuel for the cause of peace. "Let the bullies of the world know that when they do attack their neighbors, the friends of their neighbors will be there to resist," the President said in this first day of meetings among the loaders of nation fighting Communists In Viet Nam. hurled paint on the Presidential limousine and lay down in the streets to halt the Johnson metnrenth,s in Australia where the Chief Executive's reception al. so wRs generally rousingly warm. and Philip. pine army troops were involved in the outbreak at the hotel. Roth police and student leader reported injuries. Bus Crisis--Who's To Blame? ZIp Code 32771 Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 Change Of Uniforms ____ - - r I C ,b . A Discreet Watch Forest Lake Sevecth.aay Adventist Church, ______ . Seminole County Shipments Lagging sbytriaa Church, liowsil Park, Nt. its, Cau.lberry S. DeBary - Johnson on his Asian tour, and marred an otherwise warm welcome to the Philippines. Anti-Viet Nam demonstrators Still no word on those new school buses. May be in next NEW DELHI, India (AI')-The government chiefs of Inweek . . . Some of the old buses were supposed to be retired dia, Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic called today for but we seriously doubt that an immediate halt to the American bombing of North Viet Nam and the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Viet Nam. now. • C In their closing communique, the leaders of the three nonaligned countries also said participation of the Communist Viet Absentee ballots available at the Registrar's office in the Cong in any peace talks was essential for the talks to be succourthouse . . . Some 1,125 were cessful. Issued during the 196-4 election Byt the way, sample balLAKELAND (UPI)-A lateness In maturity Is causing lots are also available at the registrar's office and at The fresh grapefruit shipments to lag behind last year's total at this time, but they are increasing each week. Herald. 6 * The Florida Citrus Mutual reported over the weekend that CHEERS for the South Sem• almost all fresh fruit packing houses are In full swing now mole Woman's Club. . . Among with good volume on grapefruit. About 25 per cent Is coming their top projects for the year from the Indian River section. will be aid for the new Mental Health Clinic. * C LONDON (UPI)-Scotlund Yard placed a"discreet" watch will roll on the Soviet Embassy and on Russian ships In the Thames to. Democratic Carn1 Into town Wednesday. . ,Where day in face of the chilling belief Communist agents masterwe don't know yet, but Scott minded the prison escape of master spy George Buick under the Kelly will talk for High here very nose of British security officials. It was a delicate and embarrasing situation for the Pat Thomas will also be British government whose officials could speak only of "pus. aboard. • C siblo International political Implications," while Scotland Yard We won't leave out the Re- staked out the Soviet and other Iron Curtain embassies, ships publicans - How come o, of and planes. 3,000 regIstered GOPera in the area only 50 turned out at the SAIGON, South Viet Nam (Al')-Comedienno Martha rally here last week to hear Raye, $ front-line trouper for 24 years, changed her routine last speak? Ellis hub! C C week. She donned fatigues and worked for two days In an Rainy Saturday afternoon here Army field dispensary, cleansing wounds, changing bandages . . Wonder and comforting GIs wounded In a Mekong Delt* battle, No 11111 Theater how the kids occupied their Poor time? C JACKSON VILE. Flu. (AP)-Nugro students were urged to Good to see all those cars out remain at home today to protest segregation and poor Duval by the new Lake Monroe Park County school facilities. Wendell Holmes, chairman of the Citizen's Committee for Sunday. C C flutter Education, and Itutludge Pearson, head of the NAACP Watch for a big dual out on in Florida, joined In urging the boycott. They claimed Ncgs'ous We river soon by 1.1w Osteen had to ride hues for long distances to attend segregated Bridge . . , involving hanford schools and that school custodial workers and cafotirla help were being paid as little an $36 a week. Boat Works. Upsala 5.4. Westminster Grace Methodist Church. Osois U. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church. Oviedo Oakgrove Methodist Chstch. OY OetsS* Methodist ChinCh P a• 1s Wesisyan MethedlIt. 1*. 41 W. at Peels âi. , at. st Cypress St. at. Haifa 1..M.E. Church It. $1. 41$ OStIR It. VU5l'C llMhedt 0 h I r. k O.t5R . the summit conferences are staying. Some of the youthful dr'mon. strators got Into the lobby of . Don't be surprised If the County Commission gives the green light to microfilming all records in the proposed new courthouse . . . Which reminds me . . . Most of the courthouse officials are asking for more space and more, more, more space . . . Even the commissioners aren't satisfied. 9013 Bear Lake Road UpsaLs Community Presbyterian Church. First Methodist Church. 410 Pa Ave. First Methodist Church of Ov1e4 First IOVthSta Methodist ChUrch 1489 Sanford Ave, Free Methodist Church. 541 4th Geneva. Me th odist Chinch. GoS1 * .-terinus yet Against President from a flesh wound on the right side of his neck and was taken in a taxi to a hospital, bleeding profusely. day of practicing 'an absurd barracks-style communism," and Bandmaster at Seminole Peking described the Soviet leadership as 'a gang of renegades." High School gets an additional An article in the Soviet Communist party paper Pravda at$450; Lyman bandmaster, $350, tacked Chinese Communist Chairman Mao Tao-tung's "cultural and Oviedo, $300. revolution." * * C - Christ Methodist Church Bunla.nd Estates rne the night air. One Ondent fell it platoon of Philippine army troops In full combat gear. The fight erupted when the ttuknts marched on the hotel CLEVELAND (UPI)-Looking Jaunty in a gray suit and puffing an extra-long stem pipe, Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard arrived- 10 minutes early today for his second trial In the court. house' where he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife 12 years ago. C * "Dr. Sam" walked with bouncy strides across the street 'The two lowest paid depart- with a member of his defense counsel team, Russell A. Sher. ment heads in the city are the man, 31, of Alyria, Ohio, preceded by newsreel and television librarian-Won't tell you her photographers. salary 'cause It's too shocking and you'll doubt me-and the zoo keeper who gets $4,797. MOSCOW (OP)-The Soviet Union accused Red China to- East of Pastor Rev. Lucas F. orn. church School - 1:10 A. M. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Junior Hi & Senior RI Youth Meetings - 1:00 P. a. Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal lID Adult Choir rehearsal - 1180 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehee.rsbai IsIS WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff _____ cazxp" . City fathers next Monday will look Into the possibility of rerouting buses from Holly Ave. nue. Lots, and lots of complaints from residents there. it caar A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida stofferd Minial fire, Initial reports Paid at least one student was shot In the neck. Other students, and pa- And most other dolegnte% to not C * WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - ed Into flat f1ghtR anti gun- scene. Hut the security guard at the hotel wnq li,refed tip by C * STENSTROM REALTY __________ _____ well removed frtain the riot Red China Blasted SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS 00. John Dunn and Staff Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist Church. Midway Second Shibob Missionary Baptist Cbur, west Sanford Sunlasd Baptist Church, 1110 French Ave. St. James MisMunary Baptist Church. • Rd. 415 OS pn *2sMa IJ St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church Canaan Height. a. Johus Missionary Baptist Church. st. 110 Temp Baptist Church. Palm Springs *1.. Altamonte Spring, weat.sido Missionary Baptist Church.. 411 . au, Ave. Zion Rope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave. C6TWOIAC Ch urch. of the Nativity, Lmk, Mary AU Soul. Catholic Church. 111 Oak Ave. ROasa Chibolli "J SpO1t.asn'. Cish, Chuluots St. Ann's Catholls Church. P.rshlag l't*ce, DeBars at. M.I7 Magdalene Catholic Church. Ms1t land Ave. AltaaonIs Springs the doorway to the historic Manila hotel where .Tohnson * COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 1771 South Orlando Drive Thomas IL Makin - Pa.st.r - $0 a. a. Worship Church School - 10:00 a. a. BILL HEMPifiLL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford - .......-. , lb STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. and Staff Church of Christ. U11 I. PSIk of Christ. Cbn * of Chr., Imki Mary of Christ. LongwooI Pa.ols of OP (JQ Church of God.. 541 Hickory Church. of God. *200 S. French Church of God, Oviedo Church of God MisMco. E$taNPrise £PISOOFAL LU Saints Episcopal Church H. DeB&r? Ave.. Christ Episcopal Church.. Lagwee4 All Saints Episcopsi, Eut.rprise Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Ave. M 40 1.VTX.ERA$ iuteru Church, Overbresk Br, Caeeelberry Good Shepherd United Zatheru, 2541 I. Oilaade Dr. Lutheran Church of the *.dSeaet. 101 W. nth Fisce Messiah Lutheran Church. Am.rleaa Legion Hall. Prairie Lake, Fsse Perk It. lAkes Lutheran Church. *t. III ii&vts METHODIST tt Memorial Methodist Church.. B. Ba DsSa.ry Ave.. ZntiirIee B 3tethot ch Bethel --E. Church., Cran HS14k1I Caae.lbssry Community Methodist Church. Hwy. 11.01 & Piney Ridge Rd., Caa..lbsrry DeBary Community Methodist Church W. digblsads, DeBary outside the U.M. Chief Executive's hotel tonight that. erupt- agreed to disperse. A rain of bottles and firecrackers fell on police and the shots rang out. Th ineidnt was the most Urge Halt To Bombings PiorLda _____ Johnson's hotel room was them onto the hotel grounds but decided to move in when the mob became unruly. At least seven gunshots split Fire Hits Tanker ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Wllks Bowman IEmployses cuu*c* ing the melee a few feet from The shnting broke out Just after student lenders hnd Uproar In Wales Pentecostal STATE FARM INSURANCE companies Irving L Pryor and Staff New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Pear Ave Oaklawu Baptist Chvrcb,, $741 W. 10th St. Ostean Baptist Church necrest Baptist Church 119 W. Onora Prairie Lake Baptist Church. Ridge 114.. staged a wild demonstration following a demnnsfration in front of the U.S. Embassy. Police at first permitted Saratoga Returning COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees INC. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRE(ORY * * - the hotel where many of the delegates were watching the protest. Twenty-two doctors were Interviewed over the past six JACKSONVILLE (All)-The aircraft carrier Saratoga will months in hopes of interesting a return to its home port at Mayport Naval Station Wednesday, few to settle in Sanford Interviews were conducted by the Navy said today. two members of the local med. ical society . . . Nothing concrete yet. AT3ERFAN, Wn!es (AP)-Shouting "They killed our chil$ * dren!" bereaved parents brought uproar today to an Inquest Seminole County will get a for young victims of the coal slag slide that buried Aberfan's new juvenile counsellor village school. Ills name is Bob Thomas, who A man whose wife and two sons were killed in Friday's acts as truant officer in the "black glacier" told the coroner to record a verdict, of "buried school system. alive by the National Coal Board." C C S The board, which runs Britain's state-owned mines, has Before members of the City been accused of neglect in allowing the giant slag heap to grow Commission left for League of to the point where it collapsed. Municipalities in o e t I n g in To date, 143 bodies have been recovered, all but 17 of them Clearwater yesterday they tried children. to set up a special conference on lakefront project. Seems contractor wants an extension on NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-Fire raged through the 572-foot work . . . No decision as yet gasoline tanker Gulf Stag in the Gulf of Mexico today. Rescue Probably won't be any until vessels said she appeared in danger of sinking 60 miles southCity Manager V. E. Knowles southwest of Morgan City, La. Next gets back next week The skipper, not immediately Identified, reported from th City Commission meeting Is Atlantic Prestige, a rescue vessel, that seven of the 40 crewmen Oct. 31 and at that time they'll were unaccounted for. probably go into the matter . . OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Maple Ave. Pastor J. Lester Seal Sunday School - 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 10:U a. a. 8:00 V. a. Youth Hour - SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees * Nazarene _________ Methodist aiip. Pu to o to di.arth regu. I • _____ For to N" 4d to I -.- Herbert W. Goerss - Pastor Sunday School - 1:15 a. in. Worship Service - 10:20 A. in. Kindergarten and Nursery QiWith uylv.. flitl are a . peflou thovld aftvT wis larly ath support the Oazrth. Thw am (1) (2) For (a) Pthoaho ''- ( dh I 1: Funny, city police were informed of the two raids Only the sheriffs office. • e Hour" and TV "This Is the ,Imi1I 1sWI. StLCtI( _J" t 4 _ ____ GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford 1500 W. 11th 51. $ LUTHERAN CHURCH OF - THE REDEEMER 10$ W. 11th Place 'The Church of the Lu th eran . ____ -1 ____ Ike officers alike, dripped blood SM rocks, flats and softdrink bottles were thrown tiur- C C .... - TiltS? CHURCH OF E1 SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & Surday School - 11:00 a.. a. Wednesday Service - 5:00 P a. Subject: "Probation After Death" Reading Room: 101 W. First Weekdays: 10:10 a.m.-.4:$0 P.M. __________ * __ __ .-- _____ .. . ___________ Christian Science Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Cenai Baptist church. 1111 Oak Ave. Chuluots First Baptist Cburch. Cbuluota spUat Mi4p Elder Springs Baptist Church., 110 Lehman Rd. First Baptist Church, 51$ lark Ave. Friendship Baptist Church. of Altamonte Springs itt. 41$. Alta.wonts $pr*ng' First Baptist Church. of DeSary First Baptist ChaTCh. of First Baptist Church of lAke Mary First Baptist Church of lAke Monroe First Baptist Ch urch of ,Lengwood. Car. Church & Grant First Baptist Church. of Oviedo First Baptist Church. of Baa '-"do Spr1ag First Shiloh Missionary Batlat Church.. 1101 W. 11th It. Forest City Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church.. Oviedo Jordan WIui}osary Baptist Church., 1111 W. pint at. Loss Southern Baptist Kta&on. Chuluots Missionary Baptist Church North Rd. Enterprise Macedonia N.*eelon Baptist Church. Oak Hill Rd. Osteas turning Glory Baptist Church., Geneva. Hwy. Mi. Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Ian Laud. Spring. Ed.. Longwo.d Mi.. Zion Missionary Baptist. Sip.. Ave. 14.w Bethel $'e.leasry Baptist Church., Kb It. a Wchory Ave. Mew Mt. Calvary Mi.si.Dsry Baptist 110$ W. 13th St. Naw Salem Primitive Baptist Church.. * Maitland Avenue, Altamonte Springs Worship 11:00 a. M. Sunday. * • _________ PAOIL CHURCH 01! CHRIST W. S. (Bill) Hainmond, Evs.nge. list Highway 10:00 a.. a. Bible Class Mornlnpr Worship - 31:00 U. in. Evening Worship - 1:00 p. a. Bible Class.. Wed. - 7:10 p. a. KENTUCKY FRIED CHiCKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager $ I _ __________ _ - THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. StrickliPid I ______ ________________ -_.. ;. '.,. CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School -_ 1:0' a. a. 10:00 a.. a. Morning Worship L cuing Worship - 1:10 p. a. ServIce 7:10 P. a. Wed. Prayer _____ GOOD SHEPHERD .LUTHERAN CHURCH 2000 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-U) Sanford, Florida 112-71*1 The Rev. J. Gordon Fiery. Pastor Morntng Worship - 5:11 a. in. Sunday School - 9:11 a. in.. Horsing Worsh ip - 11:00 a. a. Communion-First Sunday ii a _____ ___ _____________ ____ JORDAN MISSIONARY BA.PTLST CHURCH 1131 West First Street Pastor Win. Is Stspbenl 10:00 a. a. Sunday School iii. MoriD,$ WoU.hl - 11:00 Evening Worship - 7:10 p. Temporary location: Altamonte Springs Community Hon.., - Lutheran 01 , V A,- i ________ ____ ____ ___ _____ 1 fl014T41N(1 HILLS MORAVIAN cnuncn David it. I3urkotte .... Minister -_ Bible Study -- 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 Evening Service - 1:10 V. a. Wednesday 7i10 P. a. Bible Class - a * .uubou) ____ ___ * - \ Church Of Christ Moravian - . _____ ____ HOLY CROSS 401 5. Park Ave. The Rev. Leroy D. Soper, ft5t0 Holy Communion - 7:10 a. M. 0:00 a. M. Family Service 11:00 a. M. Morning Prayer (Except lit Sunday-Holy Corn- •: ______ ____ pINECX5T BAPTIST I..A-E MARY Onora Road *.v. Roy A. Ea&ltOU pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST aunday School - 1:41 a.. a. Morris Ruby Evangelist Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Mary 1'lre Hall in L ke Meets on - 5:11 P. in. 1:10 a. M. Training Bible Class M. Evening Worship - 1:10 P. Morning Worship ____ 10:10 a. Prayer Evening Worship - 1:00 p. a. wec.. Evening 1:10 V. a. Wed. Bible C ed. - 7:10 V. a. Clas lass W service - * .•.• % ____ - - _____ WEITSIDE )1ISSIONT BAPTIST CHURCH Ith St. &UOU7Ava. st - pa or Ishu B. King 10:00 a. Sunday School Sunday a. ship - 1100 a. in. ni Mor ng Wor gunday 7:10 P. M. ven1ng WorshiP W.dn.ada7 payex service - 7:41 P. M. * I ______ - Bert Brown Sunday * * * _____ _. ___ ___________ ___ j; CHURCH Club Building Woman's $01 Oak Avenue Robert C. Ha.nnoa - Mialeter Sunday School - 10:00 a. a. 1100 a. in. Worship Service 7:10 P. a. Evening Service Prayer Meeting. Wed. 1:10 pa. Not only did State Beverage Agents crack down on the Elks Club the other day, but they also paid a visit to the Fleet Reserve Building . . . Officers said they found a bingo game In progress and their beverage license Is In jeopardy FIRST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH Church Street. Longwood Fr. Warren N. Thompson, Vicar Holy Communion - $:00 a. a. Fam ily Service & 1:30 a. in. cis.es A" MANILA (UP!) - About 8,000 students, calling President Johnson an "Asian butcher," , Morning Worship 1151 a. a. 1H V. a. Epworth La.gus Evening Worship - till P. a. Wed. Prayer M.Uag 7:11 V. a. M. Episcopal _______ . i Won't be more than the current budget of $220,000 . May be even lea. • • Nothing included for resident physicians e . • FIRST SOUTHERN METHODI ST CHURCH lab Sanford Ave. Rev. Charles O. Bennett Pastor 1:41 a. *. Sunday School Young People Svc. & Bible To * i God meeting tomorrow afternoon - HVRcH CiO 10(17.68 budget at a special Southern Methodist - ... CO+ By LARRY VF.RSIIEL Hospital board Will ponder the Methodist CUI7WCK OP GOD & rrn. Pastor L H. Al ford 1:41 a. M. Sunday School 1100 a. M. Mosning WOISbIP in• 7:00 Evs.ngsUatic gory. Family Night SetiloS 7:10 P. a. L P. 1. Wsd. - Morning Worship +1 Church of God Adventist ani a AA I . 11 "j' ' r _*'*,.* i s. * F1 Parks Survey Af Schools To Be Aired * Report Commissioner of John Alexander and South Seminole Junior High Principal John Angel of survey conducted to determine priority of recreation construction to take place at public school centers will be heard at the meeting of the county commission scheduled for. j a.m. Tuesday. Under the current i'lau, countywide retreat ion will be Provided at school sites and costs burn out of the county commission parks and re:re4 tion budri..t. lit ottibr business, the board will consider purchusi:g a blanket bond for health departniunt employes at a savings. 'rue Idea had been considered by the board previously but discarded because of difficulties which &u:ight develop in gut. thug state participation with such a bond. Commissioner W. Lawrence Swofford will rel:urt that the city of Longwood has requested PaitwipatiumI with the eouu. ty In cotrue1tun of a road from Stumb's corner at Markham Road west to SR 434, Rain Washes Out Blue Angels, Carnival Day-long downpour of rain Saturday grounded the Blue Angels precision Navy flight team and caused caucellation of the Jaycees Kiddy Day carnival at Fort Mellon Park, but the .11ta monte Springs school carnival went on as planned. Kiddy Day has been re-scheduled fur 5.9 p.m. Thursday, with all the satire activities that had been planned for Saturday. to go on as slated, Wendell Mrs. William Segrest, presiAgee, Jaycee chairman, has aL1 dent of the Parent-Teacher Associntin, and Mrs. Barbara nounced. The Blue Angels show cannot Jones, carnival chairman, tobe re-scheduled because the day publicly expressed their ap team operates on a calendar predation for the "flue support that is booked a year in ad- of the workers and the public." Prizes awarded for the best vance. Ens. Josephine Ward, in. formation officer for the San- decorated boothswent to Thu ford Naval Air Station, said to- Spook Room, Mrs. Patricia West's sixth grade, and The day. At Altamonte Springs Ele Monstor Hide, Mrs. Pat Ol,un's meittary, carnival activities second grade, first; Thu Prize were carried out as scheduled Computer, Mrs. Rita Edwards' with nit estimated attendance second grade, second, and S110 of 2,500, bringing in gross pro- Cones, Mrs. Joanne Cupelaiid's ceeds of same $1,00. second grade, third. • anf ordite Dies In Tenn. Crash State lie was born in July. LhL n Reading, Pa., was married, and the father of s Ax year old child. A Sanford truck driver, Ray. muon! Ronald Fignurd, :14, has (lied in a Jackson, rnmn,, liospital from injuries received when his truck crashed near th ere Saturday, Associa ted Press reported today. Inveatigating officers said Figurd apparently went te sleep at the wheel oufore the truck crashed into a bridge railing on Intersta te 40 near Jackson. Two passengers, In. identified by Al', were reported to have suffered minor injuries. Records at Blythe Motor Lined, Inc., Sanford, where Figurd was employed from March until July th is year, * Herald Index Area deaths ................................ 2 Bridge......................................10 Classified ads .................... 12-13 Comics ................................ 10-11 Crossword puzzle ....................1]. DearAbby ................................10 Editorial page ............................ 4 Entertainment .................... 10.11 10 Society....................................S-i) Spurts......................................6-7 . 11 Extra Special N*, NEW PONTIAC TIADIIN 1965 Pontiac Catalina 4-Door herdfop, factory .ar conditioned, Power Stasrng end brakes. We sold it new. I OUR LOT IS RUNNIM Ovit CAR TRADIINSI "We We WITH NW About You . CII. About Your Car" Car. 1501 W. PUIST St SANPOID PH 3224231 jp 41 .. * . 46 * 44.. T*b .-. . - ______ * - - - - - * - - - --* . ------ • , -1. -.'w-- -- $ ---- p_'I4* , - '*" .-I Ii. -s. , - ~ �'7 ~. riiI - - . _."_ i tpr smtrtrII rrai?t ~.:- 1 1 / ~, Page 2 — Oct. 24, 1986 Hospital Murder Of State Aide, : L Notes r '. Pnge 8 Downtown Merchants . Plan Holiday KickuOff S .-, - — Audubon Society OCTOBER 21, 1.966 Admissions Rev. Johnnie C. Miller, Tracy Dowdy, Fred Swankhnus, Kathryn G. Sanderson, Betsy L. TALLAHASSEE, P1*. (Al') — f%-...', ProgrClSsive group of First Williamson, Thomas C. Bolt, • , The tiller of a Florida Depart:1 en, •'' Rebecca Gilbert, Docia Wald Street merchants in downtown r~ ; "71 W mont of Education official and ',. sanford; Pamela Yuizell, Do. -;;•-.','. Sanforti ate planning to "pull ,. his 12-year-old daughter In their Bury; Roy W. McCullough, OsI out all the stops" in luring fashionable home left no clues. teen; Join W. harrison, Dayr -. customers to shop in "do' -fland Sheriff William Joyce said a. tona Beach; Harry L. Whar1. UAW no motive had been found. t ,,. .; town Sanford" stores. ton, Largo; Beverly Jean New. .,. A Killed Saturday night were Iil I Led by .lnmes Hoening ° ton, Mime. Robert W. Sims, 42. director ot p Births Western Auto Stores, tempodata processing, and his daugh '1 •.1l!t -rnr.jri -t Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. SanT. rary chairman, the group has ter, Joy Lynn. Each had been ( 'A derson, Sanford, a boy. , been meeting for several weeks bound, gagged and shot once In '. I r. . 4 aw Discharges to plan a P(, ricg of promotions the bead. The daughter had set' • p ••. it to kick- off the Corning holiday Carolyn Henry, Henry Peters, .•• I.-. en stab wounds In the chest and I Kyle Lawson, Baby Boy Smith, season. abdomen. I % Evelyn Holton, Rose Risner and Sims' wile. Helen, was bound, "We have many fine stores baby boy, Winnifred Mummert gagged and shot twice -in the I in the downtown area and we ' ; , and baby girl, Daniel Bradshaw, head and once In the leg. She care that this area seems is dan1 14 Sanford; Susie B1ayde, Dowa In "very critical" condition s • I ger of being overcome by fringe at Tallahassee Memorial Hospi- " Bary; Hurry Seller, Daytona PURPOSES of junior colleges was topic of Dr. area shopping centers," FAid Bench. tal. Earl Weldon (right) for St. Luke's Parent-TeachHoening. All three were blindfolded and OCTOBER 22, 1966 er League, Slavia. \Vith him is Ivan Jakubein, "We feel that downtown San':' their hands tied behind their Admissions PTL chairman, ford has much to offer in the ' " backs before being shot with John Henry Jones, Patricia way of customer convenience, what was believed to be a .38 ' Dunn, Connie .1. Frye, Sanford; selection and modern, up-to-date George Gillingham, Chuluotu; GRANT) PRIZE '1NNER in the Pine Crest School poster art contest offerings of desirable merchan"At this point we can find no Sharon L. Beckman, Lake for the school carnival Saturday is Colleen Harrison (left), sixth grader. ditto and we plan to do everymotive," Sheriff Mary; Marion Holley, LockJudge was Mrs. Mildred Babcock, retired school art instructor. Other thing we can to get this mes"There was no sign of disorder hart. winners are Sandy Sefreid and Janlee Holcombe, who worked together sage across to the shopper," In the house and the money and Births on the second poster to win first place, and Robert Kelly who won banHoening said. valuables were Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Beckorable mention for the sixth grade. Annual school carnival is set for 4 "We have called our group daughter, Norma Another man, Lake Mary, a boy; Mr. and (Herald Photo) to 8 p.m. Saturday on the school grounds. ,lcianiietth, 17, discovered the Three major factors provid. St. Lukcs Christian School, 'We Care Merchants' because Mrs. Tony Holley, Lockhart, a we plan to demonstrate that we two bodies and her wounded ed by a junior college were Slavin. boy. mother when she returned home outlined by Dr. Earl Weldon, Dr. Weldon, who gave a care about the customer, about Discharges from a football game about president of the new Seminole brief outline of facilities at the the continued progress and Deborah Anderson, Michael ni 11:15 p.m. Saturday. The ranchJunior College, for members of new school, advised junior col- growth of downtown Sanford Howard, Terry Jean Brooks, stylehouse Is In the $25,000 were developed In more and the promotion of the area," I Queen E. Jones, Vordie E. Fink, the Parent-Tencher League of logos I class. recent years to meet specific he added. Tracy Dowdy, Donovan Bruns, Hooning noted that all of the Sims was lying on the bed In nters Fina needs. Charles Guy, Joseph Hickson, the master bedroom and his stores in the downtown area are "They provide, first, one of Tommy Jimenez, Perry Davis, wife and child on the floor. They well-stocked with holid a y merthe heat transfers of education Ricky Enarud, Sandra L. Applef had been gagged and bound from a junior college to a so- chandise and declared that one MRS. IDA L. BUSH I Dr ve bee, Deanna Murphy, Dorothy with ties and socks. of the first promotions will be nor college; second, they offer M rs. Ida Louise Bush, 50, of Emanuel, Sanford; Alma ParA neighbor reported that she a "harvest Days" and layaway a technical training of great heard high-pitched screams It's the last quarter for 2640 Sanford Avenue, died son, Altamonte Springs; Leon promotion to urge customers to value to those who terminate take advantage of fresh, new Lowsan, Mary Zimmerman, Do. about 10:45 p.m. but thought United Fund this week and Saturday at her home. their college education after Bary; Mao Jenkins, Deltona; they came from children. Other Chairman merchandise and lay away their Born in Ocala, she had lived two years, and, third, they are selected holiday gift items, beresidents of the area said they WendellSpri ngfiel d Peggy Marker and baby girl, in Sanford for th e past 49 Lake Mary; Peggy L. Young a community enrichment, offer!J heard nothing. fore the rush begins. ing all captains and campaign ing adult education in areas of years. She was a member of and baby girl, Osteen; Bever1. "Our organization Is strictly workers to score a touchdown special interest," he stated. ly Newton, Mime. th e Baptist Church. a business organization, trade "Seminole Junior College has up of the active, progressive, at the $40,700 goal line by Oct. DONALD E. Wagenaar, OCTOBER 22, 1966 Survivors are her husband, of RVAH-S, has re-ena complete counseling and interested Admissions •. -; 81 / merchants of the well on their listed for another six John, of Sanford; a brother, / guidance service and respects downtown Erma Stroman, Frank Dam. -. Th e teams are area. We feel by co$26,2139 of the goalyears in he Navv. He MnJ. Archie Abbott, of San- pier, Kenneth Cahill, Gus MI'eZ each student as an individual ordinating our efforts way wi th and poolTi or about 64 per cent of the resides with his family ford; a sister, Mrs. M. L. Bis- chel, Doris Tedder, Joan M. and not just a number. Goal of ing out assets and strengths iv Cont nue sell, of Jacksonville, and a at 2545 Park Avenue. the college is to provide an total, Keogh reported. we can accomplish a great deal (Herald Photo) stepson, William Harper, of Nick-los, Eddie Baker, Donna adequate education to all who to make the customer Smith, Jackson Nicholas, San. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Final report meeting will be aware of Lake Mary. can benefit from it at an cxPresident of the National hold Friday. Keogh has uied what we have to offer," HoenFuneral and burial arrange- ford; Martha Dial, DeBary; tremely low cost," he emphaLeague of Insured Savings As- that all workers make every -• ing said. merits are under direction of William A. Marticke, Deltona; sized. Linda McKinney, Lake Mary; soclatlons says he expects the effort to complete thir c*lls Other members of the original Gramkow Funeral' Home. ircui Annual costume party at the Earnest Wright, Longwood; R. WILLIAM E. PARKER current shortage of money for this week, so that they may group who got together to form has been named plant school was announced for 6:80 Sam Ballew, Jacksor, housing to continue through the have a good report at that the nucleus of the "We Care" ERFRD E. WOODS , manager of the H. L. p.m., Oct. 28, during the busII Births time. middle of next year. organization include Ralph CowErford Ellis Woods, 67, of u Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dunn, Hunt food packing plant 1flCSS session conducted by Iv- an, Cowan's Department Stor. And, added Harry P. Greep, 765 Orange Avenue, Longwood, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. on South Sanford Ave- an Jakubcin, PTL chairman. high Interest rates on the small An electrical short circuit died Saturday. arzon, one John L Duda Jr., junior high and J. M. Garrett of Garrett's amount of money that Is availsA native of Oxford, N. Y., he Richard Nicklo, Sanford, a nue. Parker is a native Department Store. Harold RowIn the floodlights at Municipal 1 rty chairman, reported on ble for home loans also will land of Sanford Atlantic NaStadium Friday night just aft- came to the Longwood area 15 boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mc- Floridan. and was grad- pa uated from the Univers- success of the last swimming tinue Into next summer. e , Kidnap n or the football game caused a years ago from Hamilton, N. Y. Kinney, Luke Mary, a girl. tional Bank servos as secretary. I F ity of Florida. He came party and announced the next I Discharges "A careful study of the prob minor fire which was quickly Be was a Baptist. would be a skating part y at 1cm Indicates that federal extinguished by the Sanford Survivors are his wile, Mrs. Joan Hershey and baby girl, to Sanford from a simiovere Melodee Rink. thoritles will be required Bobs Woods, of Longwood; two Linda White and baby girl, Ven- lar position in MississipAeronautical Fire Department. The meeting was attended . • further regulatory steps to as. NEW YORK ( AP) 'r 'an Approximately $200 damage sons, Edward E., of Syracuse, nie Justice and baby boy, Betsy pi. Parker replaces Chesi ion i , ly Room fore be lili L. WIlLanison, Joseph Andrews ter Miller. tist saving! 1ntftutIen! i&.ITh)n was caused by a fire In an an- N. Y., and Eugene, oi Unuuilia, BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPI) count was won by Mrs. Retzthey will be In any position to panzees who were abducted Jr., Geraldine Mike and baby (Herald Photo) tornobile at French Avenue and N. Y., and five grandchildren. — Kern County, Calif., became luff's third-fourth grade, resume normal mortgage lend- ly Saturday from Funeral and burial services girl, Archie Cherry, Hannelore qp Third Street. Police Chief G. ii. the first county in the United tog aerations," Greep said. Prospect Park zoo were found Harriett said the blaze was are under direction of Nibluck Dillard and baby girl, Barry i States to own an airport in The tight money situation, he today — in a telephone booth Brown, Freddie Mae Lomax, started in a defective carbure- Funeral Home, Casselberry. 1927 when it purchased Meadexplained Saturday night In a An anonymous tip to e Ruben Geter, Marish Perry, tor. The car was owned by Ceows Field near Bakersfield. report prepared for the league's sent them to Myrtle and FrankVirginia Grove and baby boy, annual meeting in San Juan. un Avenues. They opened the cli Edwards, of 725 Cherokee Dock Gunn Sr Thomas BryPuerto Rico. already has forced door of the booth and there were Drive. ant, Thomas C. Bolt, James Legal Notice Prevention of fires in schools the number of housing starts the dumps, huddled in a cardRobert Stringer Jr., Beverly end industrial plants was atuNOTICE OF ELECTION thIs year to drop to 1.2 million board carton. Brown, Roberta Pittman, Louise No tice is hereby gh-en that customers and off died at the annual state fire Approximn+ely an additional Florida Symphony, being re. Both 7.00 units trom 1.5 million in 1965. FrIday, November 4. at 4:(tø Jenkins, Sam Haynes, Sanford; 0 P. Si.. at the Commissioner'. citils missed the 2½-toot tail prevention eonferuflN- Friday S2,000 inuit, be raised to tnt-ct I turned by popular demand. Pamela Yazell, DeBnry; Rev. ROOM of tilee Seminole Cotillty chimps so much that Sunday and Saturday at Orlando Unthis year's record budget *Wt I Acting on the belief that the Courthoust, Hadley Williams, Titusville. Sanford, Florida, Charters were granted today the keepers started it Tarzan tier the direction of Broward by the Seminole County Mutual county was ready for and would there will be an election of the • A Companies JMe and Jane ransom fund to be Williams, state insurance corn- to three Seminole County cornBoard of Supervisors of the Lake Concert Association. Howell and Reclamation panics by Secretary of State W. I Tyre Heads The three-quarter mark of respond to such top-notch tal- District,Water turned over to anyone producing missioner. and all owners of lands Attending from Sanford were Tom Adams, as follows: et Tonight situate In said district are Invitthem — no questions asked. close to $5,000 has been reached, ent, the board of directors of Farm Bureau ed to attend at said time. H. H. Sherwood Enterprises, Chief Harriett, Lt. C. P. Bar.according to Mrs. Arthur No- the musical organization douW. W. Tyre was re-elected Wttness ni hand and seal this Edward Guard, executive Legumes are used In crop nett, fire prevention officer, Inc., 8207 Rantoul Lane, San- president of the Seminole Coun- smith, membership chairman, bled its budget following the 14 th day of October. 1956, at San. i rector of Junior Achievement for Orange County and tompor- rotation to restore the nitrogen and Fred (anas, supervisor of ford, authorized to issue 50 ty Farm Bureau at the annual This would more than cover successful year of 1966-66. Yet, ford. Seminole County, Florida.. (SEAL) WIIIJI corn and other crops take health and safety programs In shares of common stock at $100 meeting of the association. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. previous years' goals, but to in the face of rising costs the I ary chairman and advisor for per share; Incorporators, HarClerk of the circuit Court Seminole County achool it. attain the gie-atly expanded entire Members of the board of diseries, which also in. Seminole County, will conduct from the soil. By: Martha T. Vihien old H. and Rebecca W. Sher- rectors elected or re-elected in- program of providin& first cluss cludes five concerts at Cocoa, D. C. a work meeting of two of the wood, Sanford, and Charles E. clude Jack Symes, Edward entertainment for the county, the board held its prices to pro. E. P 1311pbott 6 three local junior achievement P. 0. Box 461' Felix Winter Purl.; to deal in Parker, Ernest Southward, El- Dr. Vann Parker, president, said vious levels. M a itland. Flu. companies at 7 p.m. today on 'real and personal property. bert Cammack, R. W. Williams, that it was imperative that Memberships are sold for the Publish Oct. IT, :4, 1566 . the second flour at City Hall. Sanford Boat Works and Ma- Robert Hatt.away, Gerald FyI- team captains complete their entire series but are trans. DDF-& The three local companies I nra, inc., Celery Avenue at ter, Edward Duds, Larry John- sales in the next few days. ferrable. To obtain member. are Chasem and Company, Osteen bridge, authorized to suit, Gerald Behrens and Tyre. The campaign has been ex- ships call 822-2656 or 822-7555. Semico and Croornaco. i ssue 100 shares of common tended to Nov. 1. Another work meeting L;tOCk of no par value; incuri Norman Luboff, who with his scheduled at 7 p.m. Wednesday Funeral Notices 84-member jioratora, Tommy C. and Archie choir, has over 30 WOOdsy Capitol A motorist was heard to at Croons RIO School. I B. Smith and John Brumley, Iivsu, ases. 10A 140eze i"un- top-selling records to his credit, AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — The say, "Nothing can be more all of Sanford. oral for Sirs. idia irritating than to have your Li'uipp Bush. &O, of Sanford, has been scheduled to highlight Texas Capitol grounds contain First Shilob Baptist Church car go dead 0 who died Saturday. will be at this scason' offering. Also in- about 500 trees, including 50 s een iO es Sanford; subscribers, H. V. :itI t o. at. Tueduy in the C1IU in its tracks." wl of (Jraiisltow Funeral Home eluded are the young piano different varieties native to and boy, Palmer, C. Glenn and V. H. with Rev. Q. Elliot Hedge, of team of Derek and Ray, who Texas. Among them are pecan, isn't he right! Halloween Fete Jenkins, all of Sanford. uii1uiid UU,tIbt Church of f '- ranked first in a nation wide cottonwood, mesquite, hackberThe number riuting. Burial will he In Gen. A of things that poll of disc jockeys, and the ry and ceder trees. Ostoen Volunteer Fire Deeva Cemetery. PaI1L,cares can go wrong he '.V. L. IJtt)tunnon, e in Vetpartment and the Civic Assocto cause auto1Iu), S L. W 1 99 11iii, T. A. flyiation will sponsor a Hellomobile failure i'rs, Ed Yartiornugh. R. A. lls Evaisti. Gz-amkc'w Funeral run into the carnival starti ng at 2 home In churge. hundreds. For p.m. and flab fry starting at example, your 'OU1ik, EMFOUR) ELLIS — Fun. 4:80 Saturday October 29 at K.. Moses engine's cool. SEE & TR Y THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL crul aa.rvices for Ertord Ellis Of ffl the civic grounds. in; system is not the simple Woods, 67. of Longwood, who thing you see on the sur- KJ d1d Saturday will be at 2 p.m. There will be rid.s on the NOT $300 Tuehduy from the chapel of Iface. There are 8 basic NOT $200 BASTOGNE, Belgium (AP) — . fire truck, pony rides, beauty b1ak Funeral Home, Caselareas that can cause It to The man to whom .S. Gen.. berry, with Rev. Jack Lindsay Duo.., country st ors, fi sh Poud. be faulty, and each of these 50 $ 1 U .4$11 of First Baptist Church, Long. Anthony uc A u1u fe sai d nuts another dozen things 8 has haunted ONLY I FOR wood, officiattaig. Burial will gL VS A, which can be contributing to at the ' e Bulge at Ba t tle Oi th popcorn, drin k 1,.. In Highland Memory Garthe troubles. When your car Bastogne. dvn, Forest City. Niblack FunBelgium. returned to and baseba ll throws, a cold runs too hot or too cool BEHIND THE EAR AID oral JIt'mc in cI,ftrc. • 41' . the battlefield Sunday. 1WPUTfl, your operating costs go up, drink. He Is Con. Huatiu Von Mri ud your engine can suffer LIMITED SUPPLY OF HIGH QUALITY candy apples, cake and pie. a.mirf.a1 whrs 'i') Ab..r. .n,. 45.M l.,.l 4k permanent damage, to say — 'IJ V. Is si anfarb i1tram "b" L0m0 one, come all in EYE GLASS AID AT 33/. OFF nothing of th e possibility of second German armored army r.ois.a.4 &a.u, tt Satcostumes for a big fun siftera cracked block, to you can argag. IUd$y Aad Gkx$M. which encircled U.S. forces In STOP IN see wrong operating temp. noon. Costumes will be Judged IN a.., bft.bBata,4. erat.ure Is nothing to fool • Bastogne in the last German pi' at 3 jim. by Mr.. Alice Krelta()bvae b with. Your car needs regat KADER JEWELERS 'J'b. baaissd M.saIL *S L offensive of World Warr IL Mrs. Mary Barabart and MRS. DORIS WILLIAMS, Sanford Herald society ular attention from our Fr..b Ave. loBlard. I'S.,. 112 S.vtk Pork Ass. — $s,f,rd Pie. Von Manteuffel, 69, said one editor and United Fund campaign chairman for the I-.. E. lMeper.. long-experienced specialist., scene sharp In his memory was .e as..* reeuwe rate if you're looking for a and newspaper office, accepts a gold award in behalf for ze-acbo614dnderTUESDAY A.M. as ba'.rd.. Via. real buy in a car, see i th e sight of U.S. planes dropird, Herald from Keogh, campaign second, th of The Richard teii, tint now! MASON'S JEE1 ping arms and ammunition to CENTER sbasr$psi.a *.t.. by Gchairman, at the report breakfast held at the USO. jourtji, fifth, sixth grades Vote COOPER HEARING SALES, 600 E. 2nd St. Ph. 'S.,, the besieged troops. "Many fell OrI5I6I P1.rIds for King and Queen of the carHerald employea pledged 100 per cent participa27 322-5822. L Clwcb It., 1. U, w.. .3 Tear 1L Ia our hues," he said. (Herald Photo) tion for the 1966 campaign. nJvaI, Daughter Puzzle Police Oct. 24, lflflfl pr *autorh Wertilib Approves New Water Hearings ' E . .. SEMINOLE PLAZA 0 11.2 AND SI 411 HWY. o. . - BaMILITI 'Vhs Seminole A ndulmn S 'ieI' t ot hiv jolmied the Flnrhln Aiitlihnn Sn.'k'ty In t'nniniending $ he (ovt'rnnv's Advisory I 'otiflfl it (i'e on Vnter Qunlit v 0110 1.111 for setting add It Iminl '.. . SANFORD PLAZA HWY. 1742 1 ONOIA 1. ' - TFIeRF IS AV ECKERD DRU(S NRAR __ • - ,•i• ________I SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED • '::-' . .. Sr ••• -. - .. . :': '' . ' .. nerordutig - - ' .. - . " •.:' . - a. " 11 . Jr. College Factors POSSIBLE EFFECTS of cigarette smoking were shown by eighth grade science students of Richard Miller at South Seminole Junioi' high School through an experiment showing distillation of cigarettes to (leterinine components. From the left are Dee Baker, Cathy Copeland and Cheryl (Herald Photo) Bowman, Outlined By Prexy U ted E Week l * ._ Tight Money . i S,, - S od C Ca ses h - . - t ASSISTANT State 4-H Director Grant Godwin (right) was speaker for meeting of district 4-1-1 council. Attending from Seminole County wero County Agent Cecil Tucker, Mrs. H, L. Johnson, and (standing, from (Herald Photo) left) Joe Dinda and George Bradshaw. 4-H Club Organization Needs Stressed d D st nct Concert Association Extends Campaign Firms Incorporated Three W. ope Worth Knowing I Per%'icea4 O ., :' Organization and building of nate district delegate and plans were appointed to form a (OI a 4-11 community structure was were discussed for 4-11 Day, mittee to plan a one-day cit given in outline by Grant God- March 4, at the Central Flor- I tnship in action short cout win, assistant state 4-H direc- ida Exposition. for Junior nu,'mbn,-q. flep tor, at a meeting of the disOrange and Lake counties from this group will be giv tnict state council in Orlando. at the next meeting, 4 p.i Representing the Seminole 4q County council were George Jun. 11, In Orlando Bradshaw, president, and Joe Others from Seminole Cot Dinda, delegate. The district Is ty attending the program it composed of Drevard, Lake, meeting, which was prece(I Orange, Osceola, Seminole and by a box chicken dinner, w County Agent Cecil Tuckt Volusia counties. Godwin stressed organization Mrs. H. L. Johnson, who rep Democratic women of Semias the No. I step in building nole County will observe All stntcd hlonle Economics Ag Miss Myrtie Wilson, and 4-1-1 work. Florida Democratic Woman's "Needed are members, lead- D and Mrs. Dan Dinda. ay on Thud Thu rsd ay by a tten din g Agricultural and lionie ci • ers, officers, committees, and coffees at the Sanford and South project groups. From them, We Seminole Democratic headquar- nomics agents from counties build four 4-LI council method ters and watching addresses to the district serve as adVIBI to the council. wheels to represent club, counbe given by Miami Mayor Roty, district and state. Cogs of the wheel are the delegates," bert King High, Democratic gubernatorial nominee on television. he advised. Catholic Guild The coffees will take place He complimented the group from noon to 3 p. m. at the Ileadon perfect attendance at the quarters located on First Street Meets Today meeting. The business session was at Park Avenue In Sanford and By JULIA BARTOS at the headquarters In Cassel0 conductedy e The Woman's Guild of berry on U. S. 17-92 near the Crossland, of Lake County, the Mary-Magdalen Catholic Chur intersection of SR 436. district representatives. George Altamonte Springs, will meet Donuts will also be served. ...... nlnntnA in •n.,a na nlie.._ SP 8 High will appear on channel p. in. today In the Hospital 9 from noon to 2:30 p. m., on Room of First National Ba channel 2 from 1:30 to 2 p. m. Maitland. Cemetery Meet Guest speaker will be It Annual election meeting of the and on channel 6 from 2 to 2:30 Brooks, pastor of William Evergreen Cemetery Assocla- p. in. Mrs. Roy Williams, chairman bury Methodist Church in Mi non of Enterprise will be at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of the WOflCfl'S division of the land. All members of the Guild i '.) of Mrs. Bertha Hardin and Miss Seminole County High for govurged to attend and the Put Sarah Burns. on DeBary Ave. ernor committee, has Issued an rue. All members are urged to invitation to the public to attend Is Invited. Refreshments will served. the events. attend. Demo Women Day Thursday 5D DA S 'U 5.S.4 erman Reca wean . . I S HARD OF HEARING .. Ba ' e Bulge Fritz urged Interested citithe Clean Water Workshop to be held In \\'cst Pnliii Bench, this Friday HS it part of the Third Annual Florida Conservation Week. Banquet siwnker will ho Murray Stein, chief of the enforcement division of the Federal \Vater Pollution Control Adin inlstriit 1011 in Washington, D. C. l'ant'l ists representing Florida resource agencies, conserviii loll Oi'gflhiiZlttIOiitt and the federal iOVelI1lil('Ilt will (IISCUSS the 14C01)t' of tha Water Quality Act of 1905; "Whitt Standards I)ot's Florida Need?"; " En. forcemi'nt., What. Is Needed?" 1111(1 "What Can I Do To Help?" The daylong program will be held itt the George Washington lintel in West. Palm Beach beginning at I) a.m. Keynote address by Stein is scheduled for 7:80 p.m. PTA Project Is Announced In Altamonte ' __ - - ,;F ~ - 4 SPECIAL SOLO COURSE .............. I. ESSO AVIATION PRODUCTS CERTIFICATES of completion of RVA11.3 delivery Instructor course are presented by Cdr. T. E. Daum, (right), executive officer of RVA11-3, to Lt. (jg) W. T. Schaefer (center), RVA11-7, and Lt. (jg) J. I). Duke, RVAII-5. Looking on are Lt. Cdr. K. P. Hunt and Lt. It. L. Rankin, RVAI1-3 weapons training and weapons delivery officers, The Intensive 12day course Is designed to provide each reconnaissance attack nqundrou (Navy Photo) with qualified weapons delivery Instructors. (ft ,-,~ - " S I I . - -: '7 54c OZ. LIST 98c LIMIT ONE 89C 100's ANACIN TABLETS__ LIST 1.33 LIMIT ONE 42c 61/4 OZ. REG. OR MENTHOL AERO SHAVE REG. 69c LIMIT ONE 54c So's SALT LIST 95c E ABLETS LTIMIONE CAROID & BIL J ~~_ 1 00% NYLON W-'-" ' PENt-GAY. ASSORTED SIZES KITCHEN TOOLS .. ______ WILL NOT SCRATCH TEFLON CONSISTS OF: TONGS - SPATULA BASTING SPOON STRAINING SPOON ,,V '- - HAIR ROLLERS jWHBRUSHINSERTS JI .., . 1.96 VALUE LI :. II Limit I With C.upo., slur. Wed., Oct 21 __________________________ Et 1 ,).. ___ £9 REG. 1.00 . • v' bit k ' 8 8 — GILLME " mmmd~ STAINLESS SlUt. FROZEN FOOD KNIFE: 1 BLADES — DOUBLE EDGE 5,5 79c 34 LIST I I - L,m,t I With Coupon thru W.d, Oct 26 AND PEELER KNIFE 2 KNIVES - SLICES SAWS - BONER - PEELS - SHREDS, ETC. LIST 1.00 68 . c .- . - - - LADY GAL. HANDI- BATH TISSUE :( HOLDER - ' - , 1/ — COMPARE SCOTT 500 SHEETS - 2 PLY '2 ROLL 22c PAK AT 29c Limit I With Coupon thru Wed., Oct 26 __________________ COMPARE AT 19c . ~ I, 48c CAR LITTERBASKET 100% high density polyethylene. For half gallon paper cartons. Converts any ,,,ilh container Into a convenient pitcher, Unbreakable . - . • child can handle It easilyl loiIproI-OK far dishwashers. :1 even • PLASTIC- HANG ON TYPE. KEEPS YOUR CAR NEAT AND CLEAN INSIDE "i1 t '- 1 /1 Defrosts any refrigerator or freezer in minutes with no work or mess - adds life to Ill 11L- your refrigerator — ideal for use as Hot Plot. - 500-watt element — Fully Guoronte.d. JJ FORMICA TOP COMPARE STEP STOOL S TUBULAR METAL LEGS S EXTRA STRONG COMPARE ________ 168 ff. LN'D V CONSTRUCTION ~ 44 ' RC COMPARE AT 59c - l'-fl 'N,1 'I . a) Model OP-98ASSORTED COLORS REFRIGERATOR DEFROSTER 1. IN THE KITCHEN 2 ELECTRIC AIR DRYER $ V -,-- -. - E so PIPII CHUOKII "ISO" AVAILAIII FOR TRAININO 01 All TAXI Flying Seminole Ranch 3 MILKS EAST OF OVIIDO ON HIGHWAY 41 3651.3201 1.~_ 9 VOLT BATTERY CHARGER AND ELIMINATOR Dries and circulates Air-stops musty odors, mildew! Complete. ly odoul.ss. Costs no room to operate than a 23-watt bulb. U. L. Approved. Complete ivIths 10' cord. 5 year uaronte.. $89.00 MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS ' f Z - 59 SAVES YOU MONEYI NIW All TAXI CERTIFICATE COVERS INTIII U.S. AID Is 15½ OZ. LIST 95c LIMIT M ONE LAVO RIS WASH ASAL PRIVINF NSOLUTION NNW CISSNA TRAINSI — $12.00 For Now m. I C 2 P,NTs 21 MOUTH INTRODUCTION PLIGHT - 1 1 1 1) A$SORTED FlAVORS LIMIT TWO PLEASE "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" -4' , - 56c ONE LIMIT . i.uuv ~: SPRAY DEODORANT 40Z. LIST 1.00 GOLD CREST % ,, J ICE CREAM BAN A REAL ACHIEVEMENT . --.5.., SWIFT'S G Ct . - . _ -4~ = If AT 4.95 Weight of baby pigs often Increases threefold during the first two weeks. ___M .~ ~~plpii~~,i tions. "I'm sure ninny mothers find it difficult to believe that birth defects are the nation's seeomi greatest destroyer of life By JULIA BARTOS and that at least 250,000 baPurchase of six fans to be bies are born each year with used in the cafeteria and audi- serious birth defects," she torium of Altamonte Springs said. Elementary School has been ipproved by tile school's ParentTeacher Association. Funds for the project will be raised through participation In sales of tickets for tile Florida Symphony's Concerts for Children and the annual magazines and subscriptions renewal sales. Concerts scheduled are Hansel and Gretel, in December; Rob• Inhood, In January, and one yet to be annonced In April. Ticket purchase will cover all three performances and 10 per cent of the sales will be returned to the school. Those wishing further Information should contact Mrs. William Schaffner, 1308 Croton Drive. November will be PTA niem insect as it flits around • Ilq bership mouth and the class ilaV- but it can cause Inestimable cia eqe and more damag, still can bIg the largest percentage of caused by ants, roaches and r parent membership will be a- as they parade through y warded a $5 check. A total of edifices. Call Southern Ch.mlc 286 members to date is reported without delay and avoid d.stri by Mrs. Thelma Knoechel, mem- lion caused by this. vermin. bership chairman. Two delegates will be appointed to attend the State PTA Convention, Nov. 15-16, In Tampa. 49 JUST W0NDERFULR1GA4o 1Mr?6"# Carole Jaques Chairman Of Mothers March Mrs. Carole ,I:irjues, of Longwood, has nrr.'ptr'd the chairinanslil p of the Si',,i mole County March of Dinies Mothers' March against birth defects. In her first, official function On uisatinilng the office, Mrs. Jaques will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of tiiit Iongwnod Volunteer Fire l)epartment scheduled for 7:80 p.m. today at the fire hull on Wilma Street. Mrs. Jaques stated, "Ih'ing a mother, I was shocked to learn there are hundreds of thousands of babies born each year with birth defects and I became concerned enough to do something about IL" She will co-ordinate the county-wi(Io effort which will see hundreds of volunteers throughout Seminole County calling at homes on Jan. 31, 1967, to leave educational materials about the March of Dimes fight against birth defects and to accept contribu- 78 0 13 07. HAIR SPRAY HARD TO HOW OR REG. t 1IIlS• IllTRl,IlGII LAY, fumier tii it4RiOflhIt'y to the (utigo SVliI)s(' Ii tisliand Learn to FLY ! - - JERGEN S was billed thieve by rebel ROl(lIt'R In 11164, will he k e r at featured R 1I rat. 1let hod 1st, Ch u rch. San ford, \Ve'diicsday, for the R(!t'Oh)(l annual Missions flauiquet Which will begin at il:li) pm. The pnl)lic Is Invi t(!(I to attend 1111(1 reservations may be IIiHde thi'uiigh the church office. 707 EXTRA DRY WITH DISPENSER PEG. 1.25 LIMIT ON! SKIN LOTION DeMolst -' G - ices." zens to attend Deaths i W. Fritz, sot,I,'t y pit'sdent, of Orlando, sail, "All people Interested In clean wa1'r will have nil opportunity to lie heard In Ft. I ,nuderilnle Nov. 8; lii Jacksonville Nov. 7; In OtinmIn, Nov. 14, and In 'l'ntnpn, Nov. IS, to nn flhuIlOtltlCPfllt'nt tiindn In TO. ln)inssee by the Governor's ('0111111 itt CC." In testi inony pi-etteitod by Florida Audubon Society at the 'I'nllniiitssec' hearing, I'iesident. Fritz said, "Water, truly a very complex subject, Is no minor ninttcr In our elvllizn. ion, and ht'ttlilett being literally necessary for the life of the eltlzmia of our state and Its wildlife, it Is also figuratively the state' life blood In agriculture, industry, recreation and countless other serv11—will .- ,.} COMPARE AT 5.95 399 _ SIMPLY PLUG INTO EI.ECTRICAI. Q'JTLIT TO REP LACE SAff ElY. PIOLONGS THE LIII OF IAflEMY ASOUT S TIMES WHEN USED AS CHARGER. MAKIS YOUR TRANSISTOR RADIO SOUND ___ IMIN COMPARE AT 2.50 133 --- - _11111111111111111 SPLIT SHOT- ROUND .VLASCO HEATER INSTANT HEAT-WIDE RISSON ILIMINTS FOR PAST WARM UP WIDE ANGLE HEAT UFLICTOR 1330 WATTS : 1 5ue*l2%s"a7 SINKERS ASSORTED 51215—IN INDIVIDUAl. PLASTIC 50* 699 COMPARE AT 1.9$ RIG. lOc IA. 7 c �I---_-.------..- - Dr. Crane's IT It's Not Too Much To Ask _,'~t, .1r... I . ~-_ W,P,k " ~ ~. 1. , .I..",. .._~ V_ '' ..~ -__ -. .. . ___ __ _ Mans Seminole County residents are This is the last week of the Fund Drive and we are some 14,- dcvotin much more free time in vol. untar service to these institutions, 000 behind our goal of $40,000, Do you think it's so unreasonable for but it is obvious they cannot carry the each of us to divide one hour each load alone Hands alone can not do the job Manmonth amongThe Boy Scouts, The Girl Scouts, ey is needed, too, and that is where the American Jed Cross, Seminole Counts general public (YOU) comes in What the United Fund of Seminole Chapter, for safety training and disCounts is asking us to give this year aster aid; The USO to aid transient men in mu- u a "fair share' which amounts to one itary service and our own men at the hour's pay month for wage earners It is little enough to Sanford Nasal Air Station, Total contributions are divided Salvation Army, Children Home Society, Mental Health, Juvenile Coun- among these U't-ed Fund agenci es and cii, Good Samaritan Home, Fam- services according to budgets reviewed and approved by the ch.- leaders who ily Counseling Service.Is such a request so unreasonable? are elected to the board of directors, The ninny, ninny people who shrug And every citizen is entitled to partheir shoulders when they are asked to tucipate in the election, making it about give to United act as though It as Democratic as you get might be One hour a month divided in If you haven't made a donation or a to about some 15 agencies, is only four pledge, ask your employer about it minutes each for support of these serv- or call the United Fund ices which do work that isn't done by Remember it's only one hour per government, month. United still , ",.,.;,! •..•: .' - _;~t1_,_____:,. t LL - - L '-' _1_I4 - Ii' ____ - ' jj, U 11 -j-- J - : per ', ,r ask '- .. -* r I. / # - .-•--- --~.,. ~ _r .- :..", Z:-~%.; I 1.~ ________ ' ...•• Fund ¶1 I ax T 11 . I.. . I - : d - r; . f ___ L' ' ,k.,;;1"'1.- 11 : II,, -s "..,. '4 £ ' - '. ', -• :' f , , ...., -_~:t ,.. . . '.. ' .. ',. ________ I t. % .. / / // ' I ____ • 1F 'Ntat i I ~,A. ,~ ... iI m 1,._I.,1096,;t~~I L. -p _________ - 4 1. - .- .57 --.. j " "YG •.-..v-" '',: .;i'. _. 0- - .,.. Ø~? _..- .. .~.,, V. .. .- ii '--'--'---._- ' -. F oreign News Comment all ary two. elor or spinster is the outright discrim- riot, much less influence legislation. inatlon practiced against them by the government, Thoug ht For Today In the first complete study of the federal income tax system since it knows Its own "reformed" in 1964, Joseph A. Pech- and no stranger shares its jov.-Proman, director of economic studies for verbs 14:10. * * the Brookings institution, devotes considerable space to the plight of the UnBelieve me, man has his secret married taxpayer, which the world not; Under the "split income" provision, arid often-times we call a man cold couples, even without children, when he is only sad.-Henn., W. Longtaxed at the rate of half their total fellow. !;.--.. ..____ _____ ./i• if Ii I... 1 _ / U 5 / Il , ':' I. the heaviest burden of all for the bacb- gle adults around to foment a decent -: ' t /i :- ~ ' Ax Bludgeons Unmarried Americans have always tended to income The single person pays the full look askance at the single person-the rate. balding bachelor, the career girl, in Pechman also argues that the $600 fact, anyone past 30 who has never personal exemption foz a taxpayer, his married, spouse and each dependent is also tinThey get it from sides. To he sin- fair to single persons. It assumes that gle is to be suspected of some sort of it costs twice as much for two persons duty-shirking to the human race or just to live as it does for one. In reality, it plain oddballisin. Psychological studies costs about three-fourths as much for claim the single person is the most In- one person to live as it does for secure, the most ridden by neuroses. It is time someone spoke up for the Actuarial tables prove he doesn't live single taxpayer, though it is hardly likeas long as his married coun terpart. ly anyone in government, will pay any All this is bad enough. But perhaps attention. There just aren't enough sin- -__j, T. : I : : " can . l . NA K 'Over Insured' ~O Experts have for some time . C. TIIALER LONDON (UP!) - ding ceremony. You want bin ing inflikins of high sehoolars to quit school NOW and elope! Children from unhappy a? throughout A m e r I c a. The smart ones will follow the ad- broken homes are more likely vice below. "nor who be- to rush into a teen-age wedding victims of "Cupid's than those ti-am a happy home V will oofl be feud- where their parents love each lug in the divorce courts. i other and show it! Many lonely girls consider rate before you pick a mate, i themselves unwanted and un. as per the tests be. loved by their parents so they CASE A-561: Luella G., aged develop a mania to have a male 17, Is a high school senior. own" who will give "all my "Dr. Crane," she asked, "are them attention and affection. teen-age marriages unwise? This selfish desire causes our "Do they lead to a higher didivorce rate to zoom. vorce rate? For sexual magnetism soon "If an, why is that true? And teen-agers want to vanes, but true Jove zooms what makes greater with the years! get married early?" And one of the gravest throats During grade school, many to teen-age marriages is the children develop a crush classmate of the other lack of a trade or profession by some the teen-age husband. sex, he can't support his ThuS, At this time, the Infatuation wife, so they must move In with more of the romantic and poin-laws at the outset, and their etical sort, hampers them till they soon The boy idealizes the girl and this snarling. sends her a Valentine with sonSo So send for my "Tests for timental verses thereon. This type of sexual attraction Husbands and Wives," enclosis an ethereal and non-physical Ing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Rate belove affair. Then for several years the fore you pick your mate! Then young people are in a non-rn- wait! (Always write to Dr. Crane In mantle phase. But when they reach the later care of this newspaper, enyears ci senior high school, they closing a long stamped, admay suddenly combine their dressed envelope and 20 cents grade school romanticism with to cover typing and printing the further excitement of physi- costs when you send for one of his booklets.) cal magnetism, This is the time when they enter Into what we call "Cupid's Hypnosis." They are then resistant to the logical arguments of their By WALTER C. PARKES parents. ey Many a divorcee knows It And th ey imagine that th takes more than a mathematiwill never be In love again rjsn to square a triangle. tthey lose this heart. free and equal For this first exposure to kiss- until men are wives open charge lug and petting sweeps them until their accounts. Into an emotional luujljrIpool, * They go around in foggy elmThe family's happy againdes, this is a very morn because the kids are back Beware, for in school, dad because his dangerous time! If they now get married, they mother-in-law ended her sumpaul- em Britain insisted that the Communist, view Europe, particularly In of its growing preoccu- I feel% thst A r~--assesstnent of threat to the continent hus re- pation with Red Chinese presSoviet Russia's threat to Europe ceded. Some e ven insisted that sures on its oaAtern borders. was The heart Letters bitterness, i knows t married are e ? fpoor g ter in tired after 22 now Army. and the U. S. is making his home in Pasadena, Tex. 1-Ic is the years paper mg $ Am saftamw MOISIGItI' LILIAPISIER Advertising Director LAISSIT 'tI10HL Aa.wuaia lCd Itor F*KI) %AP. Sict.? Msnagni lCtlttur DOISIS WILLIAMs $t01.tp Editor Advertising Manager rp M.cbauissI bUpt. MILL WIVI(i*CVI'l' City £IIILOT JULIO' WICI4• Caunt, LilUor .,II,. U.., F'LLiItMhm,l Home Ti I -' - ... pro.a lag S taff Photographer Iruy, Cbri.t*i... - - - . . - Sunday and carisimu; pUb110 uaE*s.srw. $.6TEI structor sent out from Tobacco seeds are as small school depa rt ment in the state its ground pepper; a thimble- capital) he was sorry but as ful will plant nearly three acres a school bus driver it would of cigar leaves, have to be tolerated, th at it was 1 .• , a.0 3c V ask aaaui gova'v Lii grvuw* MAIL Is-CO I Tsar $11.10 I Tsar 1.00 S Msatba 5.71 $ Mouth. 2.10 $ Months 5.00 * Itouth. 1.00 1 Month 1.00 1 Mouth U S Postal h.guiauoas pv.vtd. test aU e.afl subicripttø*s b. paid SID sivsuot. 11111111111 * voft REEDY 1141111111101.11 DlST.DUpi W. IL IU$1 alv will app"Niou Veif su.rt Active Florida - Trial Lawyer 13 year*. city a Attorney 12 years. Experience as Prolecutir4 • Attorney and Trial Judje. 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Part of an, iist.rtal, usws or adverting of this •$tIom oX 11,. bmgiturd H.raiO um,- be r.prudut.Ø to MO) u.nst.r without *-rg';.n p.rusiaslug ci the publish.r of The Herald. £i individual or fl'w respunaiWe for such r.pr'duotkiD Will be aunuiQared as infringing on The Lotald's oap7rlgbt aid wW b h.id 1.hi1s tot ,uage near lb. law. * S The ZSCW.Ss 'JYm is a m.tat'.r of the Lasoolasad Prom whIch 1 .ntttl.d zciusivslp to the use for T.pu1Itiogt of au the lasal asws p*4nt.Ø to this newspaper. Immediately, which will provide this additional protection. So now, In addition to sound management and substantial reserves, you have this added protection (up to $15000) by a U.S. Government agency, when you place your savings with us. Remember, NO ONE HA EVER 1.OIT A pcsøiv in a savings account Insured by the r$u. a the JA%IE SMUIGMAKIGIL ausinoos Manager UuvI'Ii as's'ra 8 t urs7 ceived a $1,300 good thinking and is now in the a driver at one of these classes process of being retired, the group was told (by an in- si"PtnTn ( nit'dic'al information In finc a good home for her baby. Purpose of the Republican Cindy' was a beautiful ii Woman's Club is "to join to- born the kind that all the nuii gether to study political edu- and everyone who sees fnl1 cation and to participate in po- love with and wants to t litical happenings in the COUT) home with them. She was ty," the membership of the pnrently healthy with no ab Sanford Republican Woman's rnaiities for the first few wE Club was reminded by Mrs. of her life in her foster ho Robert Bt'ine at the October Her foster parents were s meeting of the organization. and loving and the c Mrs. B e Ine, membershi p workers were eager to find chairman, reported interest in the right parents for her. the club is evident from the However, at one month of keep response in the current the pediatrician examined membership campaign, and discovered that she ha Final preparations w e r C heart murmur which would made for the float which the dub will enter in the Sanford quire six months to a yeai Christmas parade on Nov. 30. follow-up in order to detern its severity. Her right eye t In accordance with the club by-laws, a nominating commit- ed Both her heart heroutward. eye could require surgi tee composed of Mrs. Ralph Cowan Jr., Mrs. Leroy Nopper we'd just have to wait and and Mrs. John Kshir was elect- The months went by and ad to serve to present a slate of officers for the November meeting. SO'FICC FOR Bhl)5 Mrs. Robert Johnson dist.riT he Board of County Corn I buted copies of the proposed sloners of Seminole Count)', t the Ida. amendments to Florida's con- fice of Arthur H. Beekwlth, stitution as analyzed by the elerk. in the Court 1l'uit OO 1' u to League of Women's Voters of ' r.!OIfl v Floridit Xiv'm her 7. 1 Florida. Mrs. Johnson request- i furnl"lilng the following Iten w equipment. ad the members to disseminate DISCR1PTIO'. TT I5I the information given so that A. (Inc Tandem Axle 10 - ' Puntii Truck, with tra they might better informed in I] One /4 Yard Crawler D the general election. lint', with trade. Mrs. Jean Bryant, candidate s peciflentlotis may be obta Seminole C for the school hoard, read a by writing to the Box 552. ty Eiigiiiccr. RI. 2, letter from Spencer C. Cross, ford Florida: or picked UI Republican candidate for the t)i E,iglneer'r Office locate """ '"° ' District Court of Appeals for tnut*Iy 4 niI1t'' ..outh o! the fourth district, expressing ford. t. I. ,-nelott'd iii Ii t.( his regrets at being unable to 0 ).RlIs- f1(pt- i,Intnly marked on attend the dul' meeting due to (.U1,.I(I(- "inn FOR Fl-U N. 011(111 November S. 1 the exigency of his office. (item). 111 di will he opened on Cross reiterated his platform cailer S. 1966. at 11:00 A I of high esteem and integrity of or as oui* thereafter as ihik, ttt ti meeting t.o be lid in his letter. the et I lit' Ct,uiit) C,,nti,uitIon At the conclusion of the bus- 1:0001 In the Court Hou'i Fla. mess session held at the home SaIlf(,rd, The right is reserved to of Mrs. Cowan, a social kaf- UI))' irregularities or tecitni ties In bids and to reject an feeklateh was held. An assort- till iide. ment of pastries and coffee was Hoard of county Comznisi ere served by the hostess. Seminole County, Florid Next meeting will he held John It. Alexander, Chair Nov. 17 at which time dcc- 1: W. 11uib, Jr. Engineer tion of officers for the coming CoUlit>' l'ublieih Oct. 24, 31, 1566 . c7 14r#allfitrbJ&rmo O - better .. immaturity S. I '' 14 it rin • j Tel. 322-0852 1W Republican Club I 46 BROTHERS eautiful bone whi e inne" ara - ,~ -_ er, you 111 100 Effective I immediately. . , ~,4vr ~il`l , - - - -- - ----- Purposes Told Id Were bringing you th;; A I fl W 7 . L 11 1?~~' '' - .~ ItliC. She and the fat-her of her cl I ad thought they loved e and U other, but unreadiness to ".settle dov 1q. son of Mrs. l)essie prevailed. Therefore, to be I King, of \\'est First and hi-other of to this unborn child, she i Street. Mrs. Lillian (,atlin, of helped to realize that she ni think of the child's future Lake Monroe. m realistic plans. m ake sonic was very cooperative -She wanted to help when the so worker gathered all the infori lion surrounding her family the family of the father. reali7ed the importance of ye - I was a vi sports e - Into cal Infatuation, " " i ren Ch -- as receiving current iie 0 every sorrows S Cindy as .1 yeah' 811(1 a h hcfcn'e she could be placed a permanent ad o ptive hon She is now settled in with t the If, new it and care to which every ell is entitled. 11cr story began when a trig I coed young girl came off Children's lionic Society ". on 130 Pasadena Place In 76, .-.,-~, .1 lando and unfolded her story the caseworker. She alt i-active intelligent girl, bu like a number of other girls very similar circumstance A LlEl{T S Tu r 41 geant first class, a na- she had acted impulsively no real thought about the tive of Sanford, has re- Barbs will prove NATO "overinsured" Russia, in effect, no longer has A ainat this g p e- a a I rn I a t a in terms of troops deployment, any aggressive designs on W es t. umong the higher diplomatic circles persist in their warnings that Moscow cannot be trusted Stfld that, given the opportunity, • J might revive Its aggressive plans against the West. They contend that. is why the Allies must remain adequately preth Editor, Herald :. some iilng that could not be pared to meet any sudden emerWas delighted with the ea helped. There was not enough gency. line, "Moms Fighting Mad over money for more buses, There The basic generally accepted Bus Conditions." As an ex- is so much more I could relate argument is that only the millschool bus driver who quit drlv- (the shape some of the buses tars' might of NATO has deter- are very likely to end in di- mer visit. Dick West vol-ce. C S se of these conditions I World Series time is when ::oersat parents were in, etc.) but what's the and For th ey are usually not in onl . its continued strength pr editors discover they never get to know about, may USC, it Would all be denied or vides the best unranteca C ajnst love but simply in a mutual have scads of old friends they -. excuse or reason sexual Infatuation, I add n-iy two cents worth and it new Soviet threat. Th Li h or . In both true love and physi- never heard of. sa y, Its a out time. The British Libor government All I kflfl% 15, since I you get butter' School buses have been over. presently takes cautious anso ars £ CULl tummy and feel Many a gal will offer a match sleep , for years. are Why crowded flies In your WASHINGTON (UP!) - crate employee suggestion pro- the acceptable ones. This makes nights and with a clear con- preach, somewhere between the giddy, trembly and exhilarated to the guy with money to burn. around parents finally getting We have In this country prob- grams. They have come a long them less reticent about identitwo extreme views of the exS S S to doing something about it, science because I am not part perts. at the sight, sound or touch of ay a bly a th ousand or more us- way since Eve sttd tarted it all lying themselves, The 1967 cars are designed wait until something hap- of the deplorable conditions, the other person. tional associations of various with her suggestion to Adam. Latest developments are sonBefore closing may i Lust year, according to NABut in true love, you look to be safer, Let's hope the 1967 pens ir a child is injured. i sorts. But only one that I know For one thing, they know three cheers for Larry Vershel! sidered to have forced the Krem. ahead and think of the best in. drivers follow suit. tried. I know for a fact it does SS, workers In business, eduof can truce Its origin bark to hatter than to put a suggestion * 5 C Glad to ace he is shaking Uw un to reappraise its policies. teresta of your sweetheart. You i- not do a driver any good to cation and government the Garden of Eden. box near an apple tree. The declared officially strate°°P Keepc the powers that All it takes to avoid bacomEven the old suggestion box mitted 2,477,680 suggestions, complain a b o ti I conditions. be more on their toes and on gy of peaceful coexistence can want him to finish his school' That distinction belongs to ing discouraged is courage. ten lis jug! the National Association of Itself has become outmoded. It give or take a few that aug- Those in authority may be taken us a reasonably genuthe straight and narrow, In sexual infatuation, how(with a deaf ear) but the im'stems, which Is served mainly s a a depositary rested where the boss could go. Ri, rrcuti'rn NAME W!THHELP Inc e xpression of Moscow's v On n.ia.' snh ii. another liisbjy cunkk; Of these, 676,062 were adopt- I pressiou A always go b it just holding Its annual convention for nasty anonymous notes cornstand - at least for the time your own desire to enter a wed- man's silly grin. UPON REQUEST the went in one ear and out posed by the office soreheads. ad, for which the employees here this week. being - and for the duration Nowdays, employees get paid were paid nearly $25 million, other. Or the blame was always' NASS, as I shall call It, is of the Sino-Soviet conflict. Herald: composed of executives who op- for their suggestions-ut least They resulted in money-saving passed on to somewhere else. Editor, Th. rii1intin by tn of mil- ti i.tie driver wants we joy tuna Not too long ago .1 read in . -". fHfPI fl -•;•" '''T -01: emerican nuclear superiority be li eve me, the little a driver the where the Forest City I lion. th th e worry and gets is not wor Fire Department was advertis- :: to I in intercontinen ta l halHowever, us I learned when listic missiles, the "Cuban dubI paid a visit to the NASS responsibility) he puts up wi th ing for volunteer firemen. About acle," the West's firm stand convention, some of the sugges- the deplorable conditions, mak- the same time it was noted they in Berlin, growing Soviet awarethe best of It. 11 he can't wanted to have us vote on the tions still (in credit to Eve. stand the stress and atraiti or next ballot for th e Forest City ness of the absence of Allied A lady who works for an airf ee ling of deep me Fire Department to take over aggressive designs on Russia if he has lint' received a $10 award for have all ostensibly combined to of other peoples' the Bear Lake section. suggesting that venetian blinds sponsibility relax the Kremlin's posture tochildren, he qui ts , as 1 did. For the past eight or inure be put up in the office. wards the West in Europe. Why? Because you find out you years, the Lockhart Volunteer A NASS official told me that More and more Russians, can't fight city hail as th e say Fire Department has given i management has become so me- lag goes. Or should I say, school excellent service, both In the moreover, are looking the other sponge to employee suggesboards, transportation manag fire department and the Rescue way, towaras Red ChIr.a as the tions, it occasionally leads to err, or principals In try to im Squad. They have had a by. potential aggressor of the fusubterfuge, prove conditions. drant with electric motor and ture, with Peking hiving servSuppose a junior vice prosEach year a school but; driv pump on Bear Lake Road for a ed notice of its territorial claims ident gets a bright idea and cm is compelled to go to a I)riv num be r of years and in the on the Soviet Union. runs It up the flagpole. Nobody era Education Class. Drivers Many of NATO'S smaler very near future will have a salu tes. Be then persuades are lectured on th e do's and sub-sta tion n ea r St. Andrews member nations share this rank-and-file worker to submit don'ts of driving a school bu&. Church, which will enable th em assessment,. France has gonoe th e same proposal th rough the They show you movies of liar- to give th is area even further than any of the Allies employee suggestion program. rible accidents involving school service, though to date they by insisting that the Soviet This time it is received wi th buses, mangled budie and bus have never had a fa il ure. assessment. France has gone ruffles and flourishes. Now why should we want to togeth er, so much so that NATO es at ra ilroad crossings and th e In one case, a railroad pros- like, Scares you to dea th . Tell vote for the Forest City Fire is no longer needed. ident got Sc) carried away wi th you not to break the law in any Depa rt ment when today I read Britain plans to take up this the progra m he began putting respect. Yet, a school bus driv. about some more of Forest vital issue with the United Hflt'f!CRtinflI in hii flu,?, -- nine _._ times £a,..,___ . in coming weeks ..... .a er out ta w urcuits City uouigs-uiey were nuvm SUites for * tion box. He found that got fas- the law just by being on th e to drop the Girl Scouts due to confidential joint reassessment Let action than when he issued bus. Sixty-six passenger buses luck of interest by the moth ers of th e entire complex of the 0 0" orders, wi th three and four to a seat -the fa th ers may be the same Communist threat to Europe Nobody, however, is likely to and th e aisles jammed to the way about th e f ire department. and the charges which have ocYour savings with us are now insured up to $15,000 by match the enthusiasm of an doors is breaking the law. Some G. W. Bunnell curred la tely. the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an Page 4 Sanford Herald Oct. 24, 1966 employee who suggested that buses have carried as many as agency of the United States Government. Congress has a *a* ' ° his job be elimina ted. He me- 100 to I75. WALI%11 A IaISI.Ub, )I1 AVIS) £SM1.I5H$S ,f passed and the President has signed legislation, effective S S t.., d gniil,ntltm with teti divisional ---Page 5 Mitt ff$'pq Ibrmtghont the state. The ('i',iirnl Ilniltin l)Ivlslnii, Wit Ii his tillice In downtown flrinntln si'r'es Orange, OseeuIi, Stitltinle, lake nml Sum. let' eminik's. Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Till, I lull t'd html prnvi(lr' (lii' II tiuuin-lid hutirk lint for the Lawn Sprinkler;, Pumps and Piping Chuililren's I tuna' Sm'leI y to ad lIlinlMtet' I heir program of lint! QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 1 lint Inotie for t-IuIhclrt'n hi need. SANFORD, PtA. M A VE 317 Wit hiatt (hue (lull i'd l"tind, 11(1k' mild not have had the ('italy helji slit' iii-edt'd to find warm h'ving I)ill't'iit5 foster lilossonted In her t U We stIll had to hold on place- accept her. She wii ;mw t't'dy .L. ........i ,,,.,,* .11.1 tint unto nor- lot' nntithei' fl1I1VC, litit this little ' 11(11 - idl•.' IPII'% uififlie, had to move to another City so ciii s that could accept her wRit vUh pnl-t'nt s who were in Ia' her "Cl')' (IWI1 811(1 'lio 'niild hive Cindy was forced to get necus- I hese beau it problems. The health problems arc now 811(1 t'nle tot' her n their very tomed to another siThst It uk' inn (her and father. By this time she largely behind Cindy. Yes, she Own. Ivcry ilay, snmewhtert' In three months old and -ery so- had to hli -e surgel'y for her tit lentomit' t-miiihe Eintiiln, cinble so that she tell a little heart hut the doctors ndvied . a child forsaken In her new surround that 114'r pi-ognosis now Is good takes into their arms Children's hinnit' So' trout the normal she can lead a that and ings for a few days. ('veii though ciety In start a wnuiilu'rfnl new her new foster parents writ' liw file, 1 ter eye Is going to 1w ni it tnuhIl)-. The tiinjut-IIy Ing and experienced in the needs right and already It Is t'Ol'Vt!Ct - life ing it sell. The effort anti hopes are health)', normal infants of infants. Cindy was developing ve1i ; of nfl who worked with Cindy under three months of age. she was alert and responsive were finally renhi7ed when we The Society, Is an luteorpot-atnnd her smile was ivi'eslstthlt'. found loving parents who could 041 iinti1itntht, ciint'IIahlr or- dv ninny Cases. the iinfoi'tflfl& mothers-to-he and their it Fund contribution Is the ChU- I fants have no other friend I dren's Home Society of for- the world than the oI1 woti $Idn. This organlintlnn cares ers at the Children's Hon Society. This Is the true stol for unwed mothers and finds of one of thoe unwanted Ii homes for the Infants. The nerds are great and there Is fants and how she was carc fo r by the CBS. much work to be done. in ('te: One of the agend C i e*' iuhleh is helped by United I The •- d )ifliC F R 1H rovi FosterParents P Hypnosis " " ____ j - - I -- - - . 1- - (11 0 orry Ludlla's questions are r 1 - tt"', ....." --.~~-.;~`~._ : ~.7'', :`11~1__';~., .. I ~, " -_ ". - ':7, - :V"'', t!; . .- ij :.!17,.. _... ,',~-. ,:,1 ..'~~: :,:;,~ 1.I .11.11% - ..~1:1_ .- _ __ _____ .,-,,.--- 01111111111111111110 �or I - - — - - - rC L I L - .-.'---- - - -- +-..'---.------------' -----•--.-- ------------------- - p - , s4 ^ , * ,~# -46."W% 1-f- -A..-, - I r 'it , - . 777 gi . op minAIc IUUUUU U In T16Am I•U W Or suthrb IrraIh __________ Page 6 — Oct. 4, 1966! Hurricanes I I -,. I Miller to Paul Weidner intol' three tauchdowns to earn their II Sparks Navy, Civilian a1UII s * Cops Low Gross ter & (ern'ge th'istol' enI ureti low gross honors at the Navy - Civilian (;1f 'l'ournev which was held at. the Mayfair (nunt ry ('mb this past weekend. th'ister i'etei'ded 48 141 emerge the lop winner of the tourney. l'lr. l)ub 1'pps and Mayfair Club (iuinpion Wilk Thvman tied for first place in the low net divisfoll as they both fired it S'0t't of 74 but, Epps was declared the The "Fighting" Seminoles of Seminole High School have returned, as evidenced by their bombing and scraping in the high-scoring victory over the Kissimmee Knwhovq 1-O at Municipal Stadium Friday night.. With the return of fulJt.ime play by star quarterback rk WhighaTn, the Seminoles had TI C85v time in disposing of the Kowboys, utflizth e air lanes and the ground * attack at will. W h I g h a m unloded the "hamb" to running back Buddy Stumpf on one neersion which ' netted six points along th e nA II yard route to paydirt and on two other occasions, lugged the loather from 24 and 11 yards out to cross the goal line. Also entering Into the scoring parade for the high scoring 'We had two weeks to pro Seminoles were Mark Catlin on pare for them and at the same a 46-yard punt return and Al It to winner which was determined by the golfer that had the sole,st score oil hoic one. Epps birdied and Hownlan We Played As 14 unit, Says • - RUDDY STUMPF (11) hauled in a Whig'ham ark. play against rial tin complete a 61 yard scoring the Kowboys. (Herald Photo) I Metts time, to Iran out our own prob* ~ who hauled in an acr]ams and felt that We we"' Al from Lundquist from the 29rezulv for the Kissimmee team vnr4i marker. on Friday night." Those were Mike Long made a defensive th e words of Bead Coach Buck gem In intercepting a stray Mett.s of th e Fighting Seminoles Kissimmee aerial on the Sanwhen asked to comment on Ms ford 42-yard stripe and re kU-ken gquilq. nImullil', drtiqiinig IItI('AN I,I(41IE Fiatnirr,nr Losing Oviedo 11 STANDINGS I 'll , - 1 ill Wsm will rplesce, FREE OF CHARGE, any Dun. lop tire purchased from ill, b,P',,eerp sow end ' ' - .1. • I''/, I Dec. 1, 1966, that be. ' P came' trnc,ryeeebIe for any rsacon, duvinq phqm Ii?. of ptte tread. %)IJPILOP TIRES ARE CERTIFIED SAFE Al 100 MPH! THEY COST NO MORE WE'LL MEET ANY ADVERTISED PRICE IF THE TIRE ADVERTISED IS FIRST LINE 4-PLY! - What It's Like To Play Notre Dame LEAGUE remained FREE REPLACEMENT -GUARANTEE A I hoif. 4-- J 'hitindriphiju, RUNNING AND PASSIN .'(11 stat, n-ank Whighum (W) scored twice with .plunts of 24 .and 11 yards and passed twice to lead the Seminoles to a high scoring Si points against Kissimmee. (Herald Photo) " arncs hf'hmrlrl Green Ray on rr,ntr,l,, on top of the' We'te'rn .fr,hrmrmy ffnitc l.yarui touch(ar,frre'nt'e nc flt,rt S?,,r hit fnr down pnqq to Ray Berry in thø nd II inc" In th'. fire' f(,r) (1 1 1 7-1 '/6 '/0 Ii ha Waqiuingion I Iii tither gsimmirs four - Mnnt',f' Dot-mv Anc1ernn i'hnrle'y flrgrdnk coreel t"rn for t"Pir1o'r, Wn'hir,trin field nre' Mn a 77 yard 'mnf return. tP,"r, cr,nri"e'h"rl for (iri-'r'ta Flr.v had no trouble re _ ( n-era Buy t':i,qI en,, I)ivlslnti tram pled At lmit a 56 3, finit i W I. 'r I'd. 111141 (ph' I ilt. 11II' ASSfl(,'IA1'l1, l'IItSS 111(0( fri n,,nnu'd Ml ul,it'sot a 2017. 1 122 Ilmiti Im' lI fIrt Camiti has been New Vat- k 4 2 I .667 $49 127 $211 ('iiirui go dc'k'te'ti Loq A nr'ic'.c t :' I .tuni tint lung mit gooti news fat- the fln't 'in ),uunita'cI Hew J :I I .5110 $611 1114 17-10. knniis city Chk'k and Cnuu' hi fluII'ahii 116 Yank 31:3 11 10 Sn,,, Vrani('l two 1111 111111,41 3 4 I) 29 184 I lank SIr,i in this sea son. I l'dgNI Jet roil 27 21. 7 r, 0 286 $16 185 1 ('111111 is I Ii.' imiut'I liii.' prnhli,ii M in liii I"U'hit t1('tS st'tnpnnl It,teret'pt i'ni 'i'hi'ttI ))-i) (11)1(1 lliulfliuIi'k who hits h)('t'ti k,iti• ('lit' 5 2 0 .714 2:31 $37 511 III) the Browns SN'tltI(h imi iii in, hut Iii iiilmli' liii' iiipiisl IUt Snii l)iu'ti' I 2 I .667 174 lOut touaI,tlown, Leroy Kelly smiting liiieuiu',i itratutul the At,.etl.'i,' Oakland i :1 0 571 1I2 ISO t;uiIn IWO yarns wit Nlikv how Fool ball 1..'ii gus' 5 hits' im,U'rrc'pt Ic,, ri'suilU'd I)u'nvi'uI 6 (I III 91 710 1k' riisliu'ti for t i,ro ,w it-ii I iii a 21 -yard fo'uhd,,wmu pass I (luwliM 011(1 e -iuuighh ii I'e' p flat Ii tratmi I"rank Uynnm ho l'uu,ii War Record Ti I me i' id flMM i0i it four' ii ;' s k ;utis.,s field. I.oii Groin, nthleu-1 t hree (If l)nUer.'.l 1)etit'ct' 56 - 10 1111(1 M EX I('() CITY (Al') Jiuliti fvld goals for the Browns. .11 iiiped Itihi' first owe hi th(, Sititees or l':,iglat,rI, (hiving a Two touchdown pasr's freon tnuuit hi nital t t- nuihlc -Itee race In Srnuny .Iutrgt'nse'n to Hobby MlAl'i,'s Western I)Ivisiini. ihis ('uuimpi'r- Mi,ssrrnt I, won the (chi'lI In less than three rnirrntr's Coach ('a rmu'ti Voila of Yale Grand I'm-ix of Mexico Sunday In of liii' fourth quarter i'numhled has 22 loll i'rmt'n an his Eli tilt! i- i'roi-rh lime of t wo hours, Wn,hml ngtonm to stop St Louis. eleven. six tmiI,iuutr's and 3531 serotids. .lulrgenseni first lilt Mitchell for 3 second win of . . their arch rival Sanford. South Seminole boated th e Braves 26-7 In an earlier meeting In Sanford. high scoring Fighting Seminoles ed It to the Kowlrnys' 30-yard The Hurricanes scored for the who dropped the Kow.hoys 310 area. This action paved the way first time In the opening period, at Municipal Stadium. for one of Whigham's TD jaunts oving 78 yards to paydirt in "You can't really single Out and helped lower the sagging six plays. Billy Bagy carried The Oviedo Lions were edged out b3' the Clermont just one individuaL I feel th at spirits of the visiting KissimIg yards from his own 27 out Highlanders Friday night. with a score of 14-IS. The for "1 thought sure we were 1)layiflg the Green Bay th e first time, th is year, the ridders. to the 46. Fullback Ricky Lions suff ered more than just the loss of a hail game team was cohesive and func,Packers.— said Harry l-kttsmannsperger. Conspicious by its absence Brawne then picked-up five but had three mainstays of the team sent to th e hos- tioneci as one solid unit. "Who in hell scheduled them?" joked Jim Macstatistics yards through the middle into pital. Hank Tulp, Ovieclo's fantastic fullback had his 1 I Kenzie. ..Our timing was ('spc'ciahly was the fumble which contrito at the 49. With leg injured and will miss th e ned. th ree games. Earlier good, and B here again, you can •butt'd to early season losscs for Hettsmannspergcr plays linebacker for Oklahoma, a third d.oari and five, Miller In the ball game and Juan Adriattribute th is improvement it) th e local high school squad. MacKenzie is the Sooners' coach and both were recordlofted a ]o pass to Weidner, atiro suffered a severe cut en top i4-1R. 14, :" .. ed for posterity after their pre. the two-week layoff prior t Sanford was almost as potent i who haled It In and raced 48 the forehead and lo Patton Even though Injured in th e this Kissimmee game. We felt vinusiv undefeated team had Purdue was ninth ami Okiahoon the ground, where they yards before being pulled down also was cut. th at with the Kowboy holding amassed 124 yards, to their im- 1 third quarter flank Tuip led the misfortune of playing Notre I ma. poor thing, was ranked No. e. Two plays later, Oviedo scored early in the an the ~-4 ,~"* Leesburg in. \''. at halftime, that presttive air attack which netted I _ Dame. Hag wuiit In for the touch- first quarter on a four yard both Oviedo and Clermont. In th ey'd he 6.0 tougher than " them IRS yards. The Irish won 3B0, adminis dawn. C*ln ran the PAT to bun by Hank TuIp. Fugate kick- yards rushing with 118 to jVC was shown here' in Sanford" ALL STAR LEAGUE Th e Seminoles led 13.0 at th e give the Southwlnds 7-0 load. ed the extra point and the Lions him a shining record of 888 071 This coming Friday th e Scm- end of th e first quarter and conW 1, terir the worst beating the The Cane, scored again early led for the only time by a score the ground in five games. moles again play host to a visit. trihuted 18 more points in th e 1. Team ........... s Sncrners have taken SiI1CC' of '7-0. quarter. ( It was tough going for both ing eleven, th is time In th In the :Over in th e Notre Dame locker . Trophy 11ounge ...... covered a fumble on the South Minutes Inter In thc first Oviedo and Clern-mut as both of tough Bishop Morire. e form remaining two quarters with 12 th e th ird and six more in . Pinecrest Inn room all was happiness. Seminole 45. Runs of 18 yards quarter, C]crmont's quarterback teams had both strong offensive "Bishop Moore Is next to Co. in th e final period. 4. Team No. I .............12 0 "I guess this has to be one of by Cain and 82 yards by Miller Ricky Weber went over from and defensive units. Oviedo led lonial's Grenadiora in being th th e Seminoles 5. Pirn'rrest Shiel ......11 10 jour helter games." deadpanned e This Friday, tied Clermont in total yards gain- second tough est opponent 'I put the pigskin on the Sanford the one yard line. Honey will play Bishop Moore here G. Team No. 6 ............10 11 Terry Hanratty, Notre Dame's six, where Cain swept around the bail game with the extra ed but the Highlanders were we'll face an our schedule Sanford at Municipal Stad- 7. Team No. S ............0 12 fine sophomore quarterback. in nble to scrape together too I left end for ilx points. The PAT point. said Met.-ts. "If there lum at p.m. R. Owens Sheet Metal 9 12 "It was a good one to Clermont scored in the second many points for the Lions to is attempt failed and the Burnto be a game plan, th en it'll ft Skillcraft. •...•.. ft 12 said Coach Ara Parseghian. period on a three yard pass counter. amn' led 15-0 at the half. be to bit 'em fast with th e big 10. Team No. 7 ....... 6 15 "and certainly we didn't expect By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS played re. from Weber to Perrin over the The Lion record now stands bomb right at th e whistle. Bow Tw two High Games & Series this kirxi of score or margin." I Use bail in the third quarter, middle. Honey kicked the PAT at 82 as they will prepare ever, since I haven't had Oklahoma and Houston, two 234—Jean Beicjue Noire Dame now has it easy but the Bra,., got a break in to put Clermont ahead of the face Grovelaud for another opportunity of seeing their film major college teams, were 228—Phil Roche • for the next th ree weeks when it rough game next weak at games yet, I'll have to reserve the final period recovering a Lions by a score of 14-7. 220—Neal Maxwell takes on Navy, Pitt and Duke among those who dropped from fumbled punt an the South Neither Oviodo nor Clermont Grovelnnd. judgment on this until later in the unbeaten-untied list as a 215—Rich Murphy belore playing Michigan embole 29. With Ricky Gil - could manage to got to psydirt Oviedo Clermont the week." 212/587—Bill Ramsey in a game that is looming larger result ef Saturday's games. The First downs mere and De Rodgers doing in the third quarter and the 12 15 Mets was particularly pleasSooners were overwhelmed by 586—Neal Maxwell all the time. the ball cawying, the Sanford score remained 14-7. 206 Yards rushing 182 ad with the manner in which 218 '2145S5 Nick Pasternak The Spart.lLns crushed Purdue top ranked Notre Dame 38-0 Yards Passing .v.n msd for a touchdown. In the closing m inutes of the 86 40 his co-coaches Dick Williams 200/210/584—Al Chalfin 41-20 Saturday, bolstering their while Houston lost to Mississippi Passes Oore went the final six yards last quarter halfback Simon 4.6 Boyles had 6.9 and Gray th eir re& MRS. I No. 2 rating in the Associated 27-6. The Sanford Women's Golf I FRIDAY NIGHT X. Passes liii.. for the score. The PAT attempt Harper went over from the one I I speetive offensive and I Press poll. Notre Dame's per- However, 36 teams main. LEAGUUE defensive Association announced th e pairI yard lint' to put the Lions only 2-42 Punts 8.85 lines adjusting to the various ings tow. I iined their perfect records. In W L formanee undoubtedly kept for the Shot Gun TournaFollowing the ensuii kick- one point away from a tie ball Fumbles lost I formations aga inst the Kissim- mont place atop th e rankings secure. ;4ddition to Notre Dame, they scheduled for th e Mayfair I. .lean & Bill Yirda pera. I - ,.aft, South Seminole mounted a gumo. Th e ex3a poitAt a.ttenpt 'fi ___________. incc 1wtcy. Ir;. Nirk Fdcly scored twice for inciude Michigan State, UCLA. ,• ... _____ Country Club for Wednesday, 58 yard drive for their third fulled and Clermont ended on 2. Margie & .Bob the irish, which seemed hardly Alabama, Southern California, Oct. 26. touchdown. A seven yard run j to miss sophomore end Jim Sey Nebraska, Georgia Tech and Jackson • ..... 21 Tee-off time will be at 9 by Browne, followed by a 18 mow who injured an ankle in Florida. a.m. and a luncheon will fol- :t. Sax-u & Everett yard pass-play from Miller to -. Jerry ............. low the' conclusion of play at ; LIII f rt half and may miss a Weidner, put the Hurricanes 4. Audrey & Bob P.M. on the Sanford 88, where Cain Michigan SLkII('5 victory Bolger ...... 20 Pairings amid tot assignments 12 took a pitch-out, eluded several made it nearly a cinch to win a 5. Irene & are us follows: Brave tacklers, and dashed Into st'conci straight flic Ten title', Weible . 10th Tot': L. Cleveland. V. the end zone. • although it cannot go to the' G. Suit & Bob Kaster, H. Durzo. M. Botts. Matthew tilhcrt'i Panthers Hugy run th e PAT to it Rost' Bowl be'causc it went last May 11 th Tee': J. Livingston, D. 14 TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Now exploded for six touchdowns in the final tally to 26. year. Bob Apis:i scored I 7 Spencer, G. Sitylt's, S. Brown. hre the superlatives are going to the time for the Sparnw.. Cain with 67 yards in five th e second half; and routed I'eteri'ii ,.• 12th Tee: V. Pierce, A. defcns , • carries and Miller wi th lift yards Crooms High by a Score of 45Third-ranked UCLA beat Cali- versity. at Florida State UnIO'Neil, R. Herron, M. WIl- S. Ruth & Lowell -. fornma 2R 15 behind Mci Farr's in nine carries sparked the 7 Friday night. Pettis ............... llama. Seminole football Coach Bill Crcioms pIyed the Jacksontwo touchdowns South Seminole attack. David 1. 18th Tee: E. Batson, ,l. Mc- 9. Suxy & Andy and two scoring Peterson says the performance Lee led the' Sanford rushers yule team on even terms in the Reno Kibbe-n, M. Wlielchel, J. Craw. 14.5 17,5 Iosscs by Gary Beban. Ala of his defensive unit against hama, No. 4. crushed Vanderbilt with 82 yards. Miller and Weid- first half, but as in the past. 10. Dottie & ford. Mississippi State Saturday night 426 as quarterback Wayne nor combined on four pass comrn fulled to retain th e quickness Brct 14th To.: C. J'rortncher, S. seort's was "pretty' rn u c h the ball Trmn.bk' pisst'd for •.• pletions for ii total of 115 yards, in th e second half. Gil bert Al. Eluiiic & Steve .cchilk-c, M. Scott, T. Vase. .1 game." FSU won here. 10-0. in and threw for another. including a pair of circus catch- seared early in the initial ptKustival ............. I_ 15th Toe: D. Rournillat, M. ..' defensive battle. Southern California, No. 5. en by the talen ted Hurnicant rind when they recovered ii ernigan, F. Billups, T. Sten- 12. Agnes & R "The defense came through shut out Clemson -0 after fumble on Creams' 2 yard . cud. Butchev .......... 12 strom. 20 With a great effort," Peterson Mike' Battle, a sophomore safe. South Seminole picked UJI 38 stripe. There was no further : -il 16th Tee: A. Marsh, K. Ivey, 18. Joknn & Eddie . ty. rim a punt back 74 yards for said. first downs in the game while scoring in the half. . D. Nesmith, J. Johnson. Wiley ................100.5 21.5 FSU had been yielding three touchdown in the first period. The third stanza was not itc,. limiting the Braves to six. The .r ; 17th Tee: K. Park, Z. Cooke, 14. Clara & Mac touchdowns per game and PetGeor-gia Tech, No. 6, beat TuHurricanes had 298 yards total five minu tes old when Gil- I J. McDaniel, G. Woodruff. MucLeay ............. lane 3817 for the Engineers' erson stressed defensive drills offense as opposed to 81 yards bert's defensive back Charles 18th Tee:; F. McRoberts, L. High Games & Sefl(b 14th consecu ti ve victory over 31 last week to plug up the Haywood Intercepted a Ron for the visitors. Robertson, M. Anderson, M. I 76/488—Jean Knock gaps. the Green Wave. Merth ie's pass, and scampered Cox. 171/490—Margie Jackson Seven th -rEd Nebraska sur• 46 for the s'nr.. 1st Tac: M. Adams, D. Bate169—Agnes Butch--.ied a scary from Colorado Gored Couch Bolt's chaps mounted man, L._____________ Pearson. 161—Audrey Bolger and scored with 53 seconds left, NIMES, France (A?) — By THE ASSOCiATED PRESS a sustained drive, but another ______________ 208/5411—Bob May wixxiing 21-19. Eighth-ranked Spanish bullfighter Gregonjo Saadiy'e Besaks interception added to their Walter Johnson of e 197—Jack Weible t h Florida took care of Louisiana Lalanda. nephew of the great OVIEDO ACE Simon Harper lugs the leather in New York 1, Toronto (I night of frustration and two ton Senators pitched 190—Mac MacLeay State 28-7 as Steve Spurner con- Martial Lalanda, was gored nein a losing cause as e Lions dropped a Washing th Montreal 3, Boston 2 plays later, Gilbert went ahead 113 shutouts during his 21-year523—Bob Bolger nccwd on 17 of 25 passes for 209 niously by his second bull here close one to Clermont 14 - 18. (Herald Photo) ChlcagDd,Dc4xILl by a score of 20..0. major league career. 523—'Bob Jackson yards and two touchdowns, Sunday. Injuries Plague II ynrth'r. fitniWus, vmiranq everything MV Wift' ttit,ltl Pc'nt flip . _ 1.5 vnrdq ftnsq rlr'I,t,w'r of IN, rIc't'ntnneI N1't'It)NI, IrA(Jt;r Intpt rflftfeFofl('r It stir' was given c'ne,ijghi VI. I,. T Pet. t't'i (pp i l l, to ruin all over 111r. field St T allik 5 1 I 0.13 Inn Ill M I)ngeyed It. The fluiwnc' rlr'fenqivp line hinIlnis 411 . 214 n I The team foursome was won 1my : ( 'a; it a in I" iw ICr, (p-p tlhlu't give' I ma Mert'eftt his re' 1 2 Ii .867 I flit 101 I)i' IIni't'I soii, Hub Shedden and (, \Ves I en iliii f wit Ii a t'lmhln 1 a 571 150 i 57 eel vets to mniu't, II roe' to riot team nvm'nge of ran, Wash a I :u U .571 I 47 t 51 ,iuvwhe'r,' Sunday, arid f'khtr,c'r A. C. Nix received ar. Indivititial award in the It in l'itb sh'gh I I I .200 168 credIt that ri,shi with i,c'I,Jr,it iiey for recording the longest and best drive runi the NP W Vfll-k I 5 I .167 112 169 214 hInt Intercept I hrer passe's as 4111 tee, when he drove 270 yards. 70 759 Clc'veIt,ri 'l'frnt r'rl prr'vlrnssly At tonI 0 7 0 An flWftflI Was also given to It. N. $!.t'lIv fur flip uint,e.,ih pm, I In has 30 21 '%'I's$I'rti •",uierr-'n-t' Iiibjotis dlMtlflt't Ion of tile Worst Score 'ml' t lie I ililitit''. (lt'.'.-ti lbi 'Ito' vin'tn,'v I I alit en"d flip r O('(' 1157 lOS 7$ .v Would y OU believe Skelly'sscore was 1411 it, the Hat feimil p wiffinil 1? 140? 1101 1. 4 7 0 .667 I9 141 l.engi,"s Eastern ( 'ept,fr'rr'r,rr' Sati h'nti I 2 I Olin $29 AtiLt. 1 1 II .571 $211 117 i,mnvlag fliv Browns to wit lilt, I Chilu';,u, 3 3 II .5100 71 99 (lIlt am m, , o r first dnre Sr I .'um! s ;_ lb't,lt " S H 206 101 1,19 I anal keeping f)nllas i t halt itannie I Mimi I I I 2'") 122 I'/l; jiiiit St I.c,u,k aPse, lost Its first Coan — '_ Boy Bad Turns 'Good' In AFL Play Tighten Races rust,, Standings Dri Locals N FL Pro Grid Tourney 11111111 __ 'k 'k The South Seminole Hur- . A To Easy 310 Victory . Slug Braves In Wid Play supremz.cy Iii county .iunior High Football circles Saturday night with a 20-€ ''iuinph over the Sanford Braves in Longwood. C o c h John MrNumnru's Canes from Cnmwlhvrry parlayed the running of Clarence Cain and the passing of Jerome hi a UII Whigham I's - I TIRES - - 9_=~ - - ~ NO CARRYING CHARGES WHEEL ALIGP4MVNT WHEEL IALANCING F*ONI IND REPAIRS $ATTFIS 405 W. FIRST ST, 11.92 At ONORA RD. 322-0651 323.1632 - - - .----_ ______________ 40 - 'k * * Two Unbeaten *I 0 From The List : ' Defense Sparks Team FSU Victory . . .. 1:. ( I - ' . • • O - H Won That Bitter . ar ' .. Title Fight . Hockey ResUlts --•• - "' L I j i~%. I yman oc. s eLan even I n c iont 1 11 Liberty Bowl Eyes Miami As =7 The uodss'd_og I4esan Grey- third quarter. The speedy marched for a toucbtown in ,ix en, where Bell went up the once again before the half, mov. scared the TI) on a quarterback ing 11 yards per carry. Bell 64 Passes 6-u bouNh IngeaAad an awesome StrauSban scored diree Lyman pl&3&. Lambwt zirmcled his mkidle for the team. Tommy mg to the DeI,ond 11 oc a arp- W"Ir. toted 17 times for ST yards to 3.24 Punts 442J The Greyhounds scored their pace th e Bulldog backs. ____ against De1 mack Friday I icbdowns runs of U, 22 way up the middle for 11 yards Townsend booted the PAT 0 InterceptIons final TI) with one second left In Lyman 1tf and aprIsed Bull- and three yards. to the 25 and then picked up tie the tally at 7-7. DeLand i Eldridge and the 27yard Lost the game. After taking over at 15 .y, o First downs o sole pee- WMII junior quarterback Jim out more on the next down. Lu. Coach Dick Copelazid's Ly- by Lam&.rt. The Bulldogs 12 38 Yards midfield, when Lester Woodali R"hing Yardage 148 Lyman ef third place In the Lucas at the helni, 1,ym&u can passed to ail.OBC end Die- man team came back to regain ger 0 14 0 I2...-26 halted the drive, In- potmed on a Bulldog fumble, 69 P as sing Yardage resce stand, drove from ndAfi&uJ to scoring my Overton for 12 yards to the the lead for keeps after the en- lercepting a pus from Mike a 10-yard run by 57 Deland uge Belt (I 7 (I 0-7 Eldridge, a s. position In the first period after th1ked up his first TI) of the suing kick, marching 60 yards Hargis In the end zone. penalty again st DeLand, and a Luuu Ca$eIs Paul 'ui' ert Tom Fletter recovered Bull- might, tpkiijg a zeverse from in four plays for a touchdown. With seven seconds remain. 14•yard aerial from Lucas to David dog fumble . The Hozmds were Bobby Eidridgt' and racing hi Lambert roniped 22 yards from ing In the third period and i Stuart gave th and e Hounds a first 5 baih*a rached rii and do- stopped abort of pa,dfrt, bow. for nix points. Bruce Stuart his 40 to the D1.and 37. first down on the Lyman nine, and goal at the nine. Three t DeL defonse ev , when IMtiuid Cm er Jarred the split the uprjits and the The Mound fullback then crack. Lucas gave the ball to Lambert plays later. Straughan made ON 100 **N while spthg the Bulldog bail loose from Straun and Hesinds led 7.0. ad the line for three more be- who bulled through the I)1.n his third TI) of the 1gbj from -. Mid through qft f .,p- j, k o five tacks and three yards ott. me ic was uss in Mwilclpal Stum In The Budogs were 'mal4 to a had hike forced a abort punt er for a first down at the 22. broke Into the clear for an 88 again unsuccessful and the tally _____ move against the much4mwov. t, Lyman's Stuart and the Bull- Straugan again got the nod yard iwlat before fi*11y step- remained 26-7. Lambeut, the Hounds' all con- od l4rnian defense and peetbed dogs took over with good field and scored his second touch- ping out of bounds at the De- Lambert, who now h terce fuack. rolled i 178 on the last play of the third posainn ,j 'the vixitorn 35. Four down on a dutab around the rI uc&oe '*cs uou 7and five. yards rushing in five games. led yards rushing on 15 carries and period. carrues by halfback Gus Bell, flank. Stuart's kick made It Lidnidge gained four yards to the ruihers with '74, OPEN DAILY 9 AM. 6:15 uld the large crowd with 14msn took over on the Dc- plus a paaity against the Grey- 14-7. 310 E. FIRST the one on the first play in the carried nix times for yards. SANFOID j -- ' --' 88-ud In the Land 36 after the boot and bois pot D.Iaad at the a•v• The Gr.yhounds thw.atonsd fourth quarter and i Lucas The Lyman l'alftack Is averagWE GIVE TOP YAWl STAMPS P E C IIALS EVERY Sighted O DAY - FARRELL'S P.M. 10 I I . . - . ii . . - • '1 ,1'M - ':'i . Reserved ivamay COMPARE! SKIM (YAP. MILK FRENCH FRIES PEANUT BUTTER LOW PIKE TouCan. 694 Ardmore Famme 511" of. D.con$.n 79' SiP s SAVE 20c FORMULA 409 CLEANER no' 79' 89' 10' DISHWASHER ALL POWDER 20z 38' 125 FT. LB. 751 tre 39' 45' 6' 39 SAVE 20c 101 KOTEX CUTRITE WAX PAPER HICKORY RANCH SLICED BREAKFAST 1011" 1041" fig 1011" 101121 251 Frozen 9°' ic, H 2ols sam Lb Jot TOMATO JUICE PROB SAVE in' ABLY PAY TO 1' . . . EVERYDAY! 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Graves savor The seniors, who beat Louisiball team. ann State three straight years, presented Graves with the gamc As they won their first five ball. games, Graves kept repeating: "It's going In my den In "They aren't a great team but scribed with the scores of thoc they are playing great football. three Gator victories-20.6, 14-1 "The players were kidding me and 28-7." he said. "I'm certain about it last week," Graves ly proud of that trophy," said. "They wanted to know THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With everyone running out of when I'd admit they are a great By EAST superlatives to describe Steve team. I told them when they Army 28, Pittsburgh 0 Spurner's play, Graves observ. beat Louisiana State in Tiger a Syracuse 28, ed that the Holy Cross 6 latest appeared to Stadium I'd say they were Navy 21, Win. & Mary o he one of the young quartergreat team.' back's greatest victories. The Gators convinced Graves Colgate 48, Brown 7 19, Dartmouth 14 He completed 17 of 25 passes and others with the way they Harvard 28-7 at Baton Cornell 16, Yale 14 for 208 a r d s and ran for 21 whipped LSU Princeton 30, Penn. 1.1 yards --mairaIning a season Rouge Saturday night and went average Rutgers 37, Columbia 34 of better than 200 yards 6-0 for the season. Boston Cal. 22, Buffalo 21 a game. Florida was in command from Mass. 10. Boston U. 7 "The offensive line did a great the start and mwver allowed the \illimoVa 15. W. 0 Chester job," Graves observed. "It proLSU Tigers a serious threat unTemple 35, Connecticut 25 tected Spurner well, as usual, til the score was 28-0 and second SOUTH and fired out real well on the stringers were getting experi Alabama 42, Vanderbilt 6 running plays." ence. Georgia Tech 35, Tulane 17 Sophomore Larry Smith was Graves, however, doesn't look able to gain 75 yards rushing , La. State 7 upon next Saturday's homecom- Florida 28, 4 ing game against Auburn (33) Va.. Tech 24, Virginia 7 mostly on wide runs. P enn 38, W. St. 6 Virginia "Our game plan included that as a breather and doesn't want Wake Forest 3, No. Cur. 0 type of running," Graves said. his players to think of it that N.C. State 33, Duke 7 "It seemed to be LSU's weakway. 27, Kentucky 15 ness. The game plan, made by "Auburn is arsoher Tiger," Georgia goes Tennessee 29, So. Carolina 17 the assistant coaches, was the the coach said. and form 27. Houston 6 right one, and the boys made It out the window when these two Mississippi Memphis State 6, Tulsa 0 work." teams meet." Auburn 7, Tex. Christian 6 When Smith scored two touch Flu. St. 10, Miss. State 0 downs—one on an eight-yard Richmond 23. Davidson 17 pass from Spurrier and the ow Ramos • Geo. \Vash'n. 13, \'MI 0 other on a two-year run—while Mid. Term, 20, Morehead 7 Richard Trapp was scoring one W. Maryland 23, Wash-Lee 7 —on a 13yard pass from SpurTenn. St. 40, Fla. A&M 0 rk'r—the race for scoring lion ors tightened. Notre Dame 38, Oklahoma 0 Trapp has 38 points: Smith 36. MEXICO CITY (AP) Sugar Michigan"St. 41, Purdue 20 But the touchdown which full. Ramos may be the world's Nebraska 21, Colorado 19 back Graham McKeel made on lightweight champion in Mcxi Michigan 49. Minnesota 0 a one-yard dive was especially co, but Carlos Ortiz of New Ohio St 22, Wisconsin 13 satisfying to the coaches. Mc. York still Is the 135-pound titleNorthwestern 24, Iowa 15 Keel's chief function is blocking holder as far as the World BoxStanford 6. Illinois 3 and It has been a key factor In log Association Is concerned. Okla. St. 10, Kansas 7 the Gators' perfect record. That's what Robert Evans, Iowa St. 10, Missouri 10, tie president of the WBA, said In Cincinnati 28, Kan. State 14 Louisville, Ky., Sunday night In Kent. St. 35, Bowling Gr. 12 the wake of the controversial Miami, Ohio 33, Ohio U. 13 decision here Saturday night by W. Michigan 14, Toledo 13 which Ramos was declared the Dayton 10, N. Michigan 0 Xavier (0) 27, Chat'nooga 10 champion when Ortlz refused to re-enter the ring after the fight Drake 37, W. Kentucky 21 Contender N.D. State 18, N. Dakota 15 WW been stopped in the filth. Referee Billy Conn, the firmFAR WEST MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A?) light-heavyweight, UCLA 28, California 15 er world A. F. (Bud) Dudley, president champ from Pittsburgh. Pa., So. Calif. 30, Clemson 0 of the Liberty Bowl, said Sunday Wash'n. State 14, Idaho 7 lie has a keen eye on Miami as had stopped the fight with Ra a prospective contender In the mon bleeding profusely from a Washington 10, Oregon 7 Dec. 10 event. cut over his left. eye. He de- Wyoming 35, Utah State 10 dared Ortiz the winner and still Cob. St. U. 41. Mr Force 21 "Miami plays Southern Calif. champion by a technical knock- Brig. Young 33, New Alex. 6 ornl a this week," Dudley said. Mont. St. 45, Weber State 36 'If they can get by this team out. SOUTHWEST they must be given a lot of con. Arkansas 41, Wichita State 0 alderatlon. Miami played In the 0 Texas 14, Rice 6 Liberty Bowl once and wanted CAPE TOWN, South Africa Texas A&M 17. Baylor 13 to conic again lust year. Jean Gau. 64-year-old (A?) So. Meth. 24. Texas Tech 7 "They beat Georgia, Indiana yachtsman from New York. was Oregon St. 18, Arizona St. 17 and Colorado, three real good sighted Sunday aboard his Utah 24, Arizona 19 Learns, even If they did lose ketch, Atom, 120 miles south of Tex. West. 35, San Jose 0 close ones to Florida State and Cape Town by a South African No. 'Fez. St. 53, So. Illinois 6 Louisiana State," he said "It's whaler. Gaut on the third leg of W. Texas 17, N. Mcx. St. 14 a club to watch, parUcularly if his around the world journey, Ark. St. 33, Abilene Chris. 22 It was well against Southern 1 td sos. 14. E. T.z. 14. do Caesula. Wd kion eysedue a 006k.- Golf Crooms Blasted Why Pay 14orel Graves Finally Admits It Teams Dropped Women's BEGINNER RICK SKELI4Y (right) displays his golfing form which won him a trophy in the Navy/Civilian Tournament at the Mayfair Country Club on Friday. Skelly shot the worst round of the event with a 140 total as George Brister (left) won low net honors 68 and Dr. Dub Epps had a 74 for low gross. (Herald Photo) I I o . - V 2 ' 0 -- I -- - --- ; - V_ - . __ _i i , __ " it �I - - - t .-- -- ___ t__- .t_ - - . - -- - - - - Pare S - Lavender, A . Miss Judy daughter d, f Sanford, and of trs. united throp, Maine we Bob' Matrmmnn Oct - Ii. as ttt i hiict rred officinUng clorg' man at the im bridestimids' were facimirnied .- I ' Mrs. Donald Harvey, soloist. I - mul gown of Chiarn crepe dewith an Moncon lace bodice and soft petalled neckline 1nrspersed with brillianth Thr Anne s 00 1 Ilhi I:i, SANFORD MRS. ARTHUR ROP Dior how. Tier accessorie.,; were Queen's crown of lace and was miniature pearl AREA - r'4 I I I es .. .. ~ I" . ~ I _ I .~. .1 - . .. 'W -,W.;X,;11 1. :'',I - k 3;7~ . _.-- ~, '. ._' it4/ .I . " ,; ~ . . : ,., Miss Mildred ~, :v - -.. ' I - I ~ _~, - . " • F'; -- 1. . 1. 2 % r. - - Wellmukur, 4 I -. a with envy be green have to w il l you nor unenduwed NO LONGER WILL YOU feel 11 when your lliest beaux tetis you hovi, cute your hern Triend's freckles tire. With the FclIesmere.d - - 11) 0 'Of Subscribers. You Can Send An Extra Copy Of This Outstanding Edition To Your C chil R GR11AM } CLLI'R. 201 Boston MR AND Axe, Altamonte Springs are back from a fun to Nassau aboard the completely air-conditioned S S BAHAMA STAR Eastein Steamsh'p Lines' popular cruise ship \\ ith the Bahama Star right cent's ec.h and . The U it.d States Mailed at the dock in downtown Nassau, adjacent to the "' st-raw market, it was eas~- to .shop, swim, F,ijzht.r,ee I I and enjoy native calypso, limbo and rhumbas at night. Of course, there was entertainment aboard ship too, in addition to fine meals, MaN Or Bring This Caiass With . - __________________ _____ ' IF I 00 111,0111111olis INSTALLATID•l CHAROt att r 1 tra - .: ,- ':-l' - . -- _____ 1. FLOGAS -s W. i St..t 204 * : .. . i r - - - - - - MAME ................. . - .'.. - - - - - - IJADDRESS .............................I Flowers - - - - - ..._.-I - - I . ADDPESS FlOWER SNOP 'Ir t he true spirit of the Grand old Party given the trite party ITHAU WEDNESDAY) - e, - ISTATE SId, $500 I WIGS C40. Tk"d I!1_ , NO APPOINIMINT HICISSANT U tfry's Newest Jack I Jecin's & BEAUTY SAL014 SANFORD PLAZA 121 N Oak 322.3914 1 -- - - - -- --------- - _______________________ Tile bome of Airs. Richard Ii ( 8. the setting for the Chapte IRW AV-40, r. _,~/M ! ~ __ I U " u 0'~ ____. _A I - . - V" ALf=t^-____ -_ 1'Iake every visitor a friend. " . I, ~, " ".. I t r ,- 01 %1 - '- , It14 - a 1e3, Billy Collt, l'hiilip Bo)d, break down when she rtturiis Ra)inond Bass, 1)aid 'lhrash er Richard Butler and Miss 'j' Home l)epart (,rnce 1ane Stinwpher I - ment of the Sanford Woman a ''\ Club is staging a .3ilasquerade Care for enamelware as you Ball Saturday night, Oct. 29, at would glassware. Do not use the Club House. Reservations metal pot scrapers or abrasive are due now for the gala, so all powders. Burned-ott food should _____ . CLAIROL fV " . . ,. I 14 1. . ff, ".. .. • ',•, .' - members please get your and be removed by soaking the your guests' reservations in. NOW. FI%T OF WIEK SPICIAL *na Beit. treiititient. KI1OW y'Il had ftmri At Meeting ~ GET YOUR I I LI 10 DO - .ik , . . • ., - ' - utensil In water or a solution of I I I A . . . -- - w. ". ii, • ,- . Roundaliers, "Man In the Dog ter. Avoid high lit-at, rapid Suit" is going to he very CX cooling, chipping and scratch. : .. . 1 . ._. - , - ,# -. - I 11 1 . - 1 "C -1 - - I - - . -. .,~, -ll. . I ...............................I I -: You may - - 1. r. ~~ . -:• - - -_ YOUR FAVORITE LEATHER CAN NOW BE CLEANED & Ifl • (,) i a 1 nei LIKE NEW! ___ WS *111 C.t. £. t & 1s$..d A. r1?%J ni IlJ PLEASE rnsi. ___ low 4W 0 IIIU a...alk a sij r N iJui . leftover otews topped with left- PRINT - . L. - - - - . : - . •.. - . ' .• 41 0 . or any .,re. UOu0 •. tourtat3 Leather. -'• back again and agaui. coiwnico 501110 01 tlteni to let urit to stay resideitis. It may as - AND owundw feft. or pastry topping are coiwen .! PHYSICIAN I SURGEON. D.D. I Uucb.uj) paint jobs are easy and neal with Cott= swaiA. I ~. I . spatters with it turNntine-dip- "max 1111MIMIS 111111111MM ^Nti FW-S" CM11WIDR&TIM M". fim Ffl. OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF MEDICAL i ry CODE. 1 09 W. I* STNU S"F01W ak" "I.3"I BY A"OINTMEliff ONLY ... .... THIS SEASON U ... 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AL Kl'4I nil Cli ______ 1. 71, 4110 Locli Arbor home Siittir(Iny Jewelry uiistory - ' -: I - SILK IN SILVER with awritun rotow f4shion, hair color ,or fell. MRS fll( K MeI4AUI1IN band. The attractive blonde has tlrou bout the evening a long shopping list and ,ifltiCl lhte presuit for the meet pates isitmg some of the famed ing were the Mnis S 0 Dor Art Museums. She hopes to Itussell Ho Iie it up," true Roman holi Witisa, Billy Ball, Joe T Cor da) fashion, tind promises us . .. . _____________ I tist Church of Sanford. M friends wW relatives of the couple C1'C lYlted wedding and roaptIon lnnneoiMely following 8V0 (0 thahi -- P. 0. 1.i '1657 Sanford Fl.. 32771 r- milady's shoppo 1. I'll) , detergent and water, or boiling VAL COLBERT reports th at a solution of two teaspoons of the upcoming production of the baking soda in one quart of Wa- '1~ k fly the ,find solidt. TRY ONE OF OUR citing. Everybody-yes, every- Ing. A 2$alBp.m.utthrCeittridBaP- SWO! ANI) MRS. EI)WAIII) ienth Only r?ui - - G. WILIAOIS, McLAIIIAN Ill anti hill. ANI) Point 53-stem for the well dress-ill be devoted to C in- ed lady of today. ical Aspects of Ila 1nal plans were made for Some 300 Doctors of Chiro the drawing of a fi%e piece practie from !t , France, sterling silver tea set al. tile upBelgium conling Cotjnt~ -'air. Proceeds and the United States will at- ,ill help to support the Little tend the meeting. The group Id School house. i.1 from the U S will f13 Mrs Phillip lio3d, social chartered plane. airman, relmrted that the reWOODALL said .site held wouldn't miss the trip for the at 1tlie home of trs deorge .; 1 ..... ,; I world and is making prepara- Beers, was very much enjoyed 0 7 00 Wedding Plans Fresh liff sN 14% on - . PRETTY ,ni posillill, conductel: ,A I IF Cameron-Tindel 0+ &, I ------ NI one of the most interesting %4AAf ,f .1 I , - Or-icr .NIRS. ------- Color Mo in' MHS. MclAU!lN, IIENIIY tone Age, site traced jewelry 30c For Each Name To - ------- O XI ritta of Signin Phi. ardess tic charming COOCI hith, Mrs John Clark, Jewelry Pictorial Progress Edltio,i Will Ic Delivered To ' • 1, -~ ~ iii 1 cal chiropracter, has been se The Sanford Herald's Annimil SemInale Area - campub - tilt, one With tht'jahlt:, theni-wliul-liub-'em will shudv pinker or tanner across knack. just relax and en.joy! The rest the bridge of the nose and Young pace setters wth ' of us will be reaching for Uir' cheekbones will intensify the sure to pounce on the macmat- new make-op. outdoorsy, young look. have yourself t.Ith a Yreciries are fun, they are tkmw of nithmbe-Yn1ukt;uP and now UK are for a sun-y complexion much rnjasiuoii. sprInkling o f niake•btlwve ckles. Two plastic bags of bread After sampling the instant crumbs one plain and one butbeati' no cued would want to tered, will often hasten the pre.nnounced lucy the day without 1,1 finratlon of tilt, maw dish for Mr. and Mrs. Edward .1. For the freckle fanciers who wmici-. hieep the crumbs in the Cameron Jr., of Sanford, arc don't have 'em, It's easy now to I Irimmer. announcing the final wedding get 'em. With a new make-up plans for the marriage of their this all you have to do: We daughter, Miss Evelyn CamDot on the little round beauty 0mm. spots with your paint brush. One 04 The Miss Canieron will IWeOUIC The 1L'bb Water YOU UKL', the Lergest Selecicons thebrideof Samuel ltonuldTin- darker the freckles. ,. -- BUMED (NEA-.flavc ing new fingcr.facepuuiting fort To protlue U ncutu'al looking NEW YOIIi t base for the fake freckling add you given any th ought to being grown.up girls. your the tnnguo4nchic artist on With freckles newly fathion- a blush of creme make-op. sessod with parental concerns At any rate they share tile 11ap piness with Anne in her chosen V Over 100 Pages of News and Beautiful Pictures GAS or ()rlin(lo. \%.ill he guest speak- meet flip plarie lit Orlando will thinkshe's Ot I1I1 p,ud to isht VAIl H011OU(tH one thing for cortain -bet Delta ll have to cout a long time to find another lfte%% . _..'. .".-,. &I"V~11k.::ij It ___._.: ~; .9911h, Nature's own or niaidinadc, these beauty spots have made the grade. UNDE - ,.-._.' 'I - driert, Willard Carlisle, Orlando ' TO ' A COMPLETE UP.TO.DATE REPOIT sister of till! gro Lauderdale, Mr and Mrs BB Prosser and Diane Prosser Land; Air. at maker and sons. Lonnie and Bui and Mr un Georgt Durham liii Chuck, Chip and Craig, Vcr(' Beach, Mr and Mrs Bovc- i ~ ap ssr;pes fhc cl,e of nn ornery hoard an'I 1111.4,tell.l. .z. #I - ", -, -, I ~ -,-,,- grandparents of the ar ross ,i ii iii' I or i hat ha ie Ilopkinq Hospital where lie had Ilallil. "Illvatiell Io dignitaucs and celebrities and \IRS 1, A \V II 14 N ( lost Av thout their lovely daughter around and are naturally oh- - ?~ 1 ~ I __J I . I— . - `: -, ~" I V,:, V.1 1. _____________. ' . p hek 1110 it) limp fror Iloill(owpon-,.. ~ ,, g,mciv I for rim a k in up to look .ms hurl' ii In the IiitI Ii El, el I ?Ifl , - herwhen loves every minute of it. Just FORD , tourist attractions. What a life' .. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ________ muse (,iit ihiiti r1 oderit k I l)nvis ititi, I slid Illy hand over 1114, .%III-. .1 I.. - L. INII-MillIell, it. it. Ir'Ic % CAROLINE AN!) JIMMY are I.. A .- I .1 A Hipp, Mr and Mrs L 1) a,., - . - D. A. Hipp, I .. - ,...~, * - L.4. ~_- I .k* .1 IP - .-A" ''I, ~:,1;-m~~'~.":-;* -.- V - . , ~~- V. I f. ,~' . -" ,,~'- . 4 .1 - .. . Following u wedding trip to lyweds will rc , . - - .. . Lean Walker and 'Airs. John Al addox. i Floating hossses re Mis ,.,*~, . _, ... 4)'. ;I I . , ~~,,~` 1 - -,4; '. .., ~, . . . , ' ,,.,, .... . I . I -, . As for flying, Anne thinks it's _., . . - brIefl3'ong enough In 11113' 8 SEN. MACK Cl,EVEIANl) a cataract roltinvoul from his itiarried to 'oiir sister!' auto and head for Miiiiii will iiutriIuict' the honored 181i right rye, will return froiti she cliarec an 1)1 in ihhi't%t les tl11i l N HI1 Ill IO1INSON flaitinmore tonight (In imnitil to ... . 4~'Lj 1. • Brenda Bro & tu of lot d, I' II Unodspt'eul, ft Versatile IPir eqiilvuu If ft cit ,( p rut itnr. I' \f, I fUll•, f rim ( 1 ())11 K WK!JLM In dr fIR creel hi tqef ; a lilac k ~ I I .alit ready for .%-(lit to wrile Ill' cliInfloll Again. Afrx. Wellp lit e p Ile, walked Itillo till- grsovi,vard ith another stewardess. -; . I Assisting at the recepuon were M. W. L. Bipp, Mrs. A. Thpp, Mrs. Minevuh William- - i suit ---- as site Immediately following the wedding. bride lilt,' tot iii proudly. Shp visited Ili -Sinford building. . - flhr Johnson of San- the Church was the reception ] enhanced with beari-shaped centered with a removable moWs with pearl and aurora white CaU,eyn or U Sentinnie flint v ore the r IINII I I Mitmu's Ituly Williams, .Jnhn Ka •• I q a i ; i III 'IsIh'd 'lime tier, Voile Williams .Ir., I'niil llflcc,',i lentitci the greatest. .Site Ili-, met many vhite Prayer Book en'- - nitching blue and she nrc a ' i (Ciltell l it Ii IIIIII.', iiimt nut essni Ii's -101110 flip ( Mill we really nilf;qml C;Iflll(,R. . ompinyc(I w it 11 l)ynatt-nnies. WIVES of liii' eleeteil ollicinis she WAS ennvnlrsring for such As her hm,ishu,t,,I tuiftered t,v. Inc. of Setiiiniile County will he iioit a long tiitie. she le'umju'il iuiit :mrmtl h,'u,ited, i ihiit' credit ored at a reecptlott 'l'tiesday, -, file 011ie uniforill and Call of ()Cf. 25, at 7:31) p.m. at lilt, DR. 11 fr, N It Y ,Nlcl,AtJI,IN. Vallf-filig olliv Aicllflv, ftw Delta and IC81S her wings SathfulIi 1' t) I I t'P ltetht!VOhI'flt Who tins been a pat lent nt .Iohns sotIul,i iit,stu,ritj held nuit hi •'-,:, SEMINOLE r and a rne1cure mount of vi c tener po viler is emitter! I he rm,r ilent (if 0fl half IIC pen rut SPOOn of stinr S1 ~ 4% ~.4 7. _ .! , ... L . ~;' , '!, • •'ns.',,itile A she was 8 tllCIlht'Ci Ill Pt fl Ii \t I H- u ill let 3011 knnt W helm M It .1 . _~ .,; __''. - ".1 I 112. 11~.~'!'. I - ,miin . L ' ;~-,'~ " .,- open ill 9 P.M. Thum & Fri. ci nntmhimg I I ,;Ile Wuic velvot accented with . m- _______ Colitivil (liii) - - Empire waistline was handed in P Mtii - stall lii Hi \ I 11111 1 m' of the unusual fain Ic at ni off, fob", t I' (uiitin, Alhir', I jitau.' and Aliellol. I which 0nive Stated, "I'voillp li-i(l.q. Ilobprt 1104Ron, 31voteltoll (hit, 111011 III(, f1pifollin ii,n Cu u'lln me nil •in ' Iv ikU ski nnil lint Inn 'liii k tale had l,aii 'itiiigti non State the "nll Student f,.1, , , .!".", ~:." , ___________________________ din' or a he carried a Bar bouffant veil of silk Eng: bouquet of white roses witli ered with Alencon lacu and sa- white Ctittleya orchid rorsage. : lish illusion was attached to a Tile educational building of , 4 1. v Betty 8 I itii s - ('11111) And I Iliellibel. Of I i (;I(v e • , "t lIflill Iu'adei s, "Hello of the hail "... L loped at the flnor line flowing - cut, snape reeived mnny lo'el' gifts. 'he irned in matching lace. panelled In cf)t and scam -- , ,,F) VANN 17"I'l,T.right, was hostess Thursday migbt tit 'her PrinceMRS. FRIome to it miscellaneou I i id elect of Re . 1i Wilham K Borden of Columbia, ,;, People. S.C. Mrs. 17,'rie J. Peeplos, mother of the honoree is sit the left. A bridal ; and decor and the bride-elect, , motif was c4irriod (till in the refreshment. For her cliiughters wedding. lrs. IAlvender chose a misty blUr lact sheath fnqtimned with Un3' bow lit the front and bad: ~~, . I 14 .lolin Maddox. of Orlando. wa signed in Empire silhouette fh eri put tif ' h,mp hair (1r mq Mf 1atr pith hfrPi pt'nf hhy from eo wur And 1q in1,pdø roffln 'if? n ;'e1 tmitnt herV 'ih rnuehin white, gray uhle v wirv rom m gtcen pnmpkin n?anø, m in itu or h,fr irtuli night black Venn piple, Atiirrvinu d Ptiolynoltian brown, orfrntal yflnw and charenal for cirin lNt i griv IOTI S if fl , rs vtiich lr,', Uk nfnr Rra1b 114,1 or wigleti ------ of (olumbia 81111 time 111,111 Carihhn, graduate of Seminole A 1 ,1 9A Ill E l'Iii t anding In STAY BEAUTIFULLY from yelloW car toT of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mi?Cite1!. of Sanford, servl as flower girl and .lnhn Steven the bride was Talliant In a for- at Miami ft om hem e cii,' mit of ei m it Initni u'titem I nm fI to tiio 01 th( fl thu c cet AU liii It NI \t Il mu nI _________ .. bourne. ant] Bobby Mitchell. Sanford. Petite Lisa Mitchell, daugh- : Prayer" Given In mnlage 1)3 ii fm : fly frnd, Mr. W. W. Tyre £r., . -•- _____ _____ riU lclnnd Hugh Barton Mel .. .I.." I feet Uvel' anti "Tile Lard's ~ , . S ~1. f 1-j . PI fl,k r I ' the All,lilt,a Ait poll-1 lilt, latter Spliji llf,ol l. (,(,,,Illy Multiril Vfill,% in11 v he t I1II pRI of eptemnhet mi inn iq inumlug iltit , hat ,ning nimil gi ft 111115 em I full fluIeij ti' a iili q b i i ii fltt't m 10 tip bun lot n cc' ei nl i'd time muiqls lii a I In _________ '' r_.'i;* a n d accompanied _-.111-1. at - rved the bridegroom a' land - 1drs. Marvin Alilam, organist. presented a program (if nuptial 1~ ,.. Al __ streamers de ;... . -, , I )M '11~c - 4 T COIFFED CW5 and the coupk lather prieti - 1, -_,~ C lon olive gri' n stroll mers Tin While satin ribbons identified : - . iugc accented hit iilthr thth a Chapel - V -- S _, . ,( ' 1II'T11 I'l ' centered velvet fiowrrh The honor sItten(Iaflts carried 1110(11lied hand houcjtiet ni 3'eiIo n peth'ctnh vases of whitu l'rc,t•I'fr S Ihi Ih.I V.flflI71i'fl ,lIMh$ flfltl $1D Hi h f 'I(Itlt% S II tN PIV thi' 1!1t l \F HAt 1 itnec tue pvi mi ilnt ptn Th" "t k''l ' Ihi' tii ni eiui;i lin I Iu'i It he reft t'h,n,qttq nnI r1mrnp-that t. 1II' 11111711 itImiIt I lftvlIi'iI. i I kit liii lug the mnc of a 1)i'lt 1 Mm unIn nmut nm i'iI thi' nmmmt of linc tC th nwmhem lot ii tinmit'iI 'I I A till tlU Ut, wife Of Ui Anne, iinhI)mt(r ill M II. \N 1 req. ii m flEe 8 itnIii'i, I1II l)('il I'VPtII' flh)flfle fur ''t MRS. •t. H. ('H .\Pl'S. 2412 e1 ate neeit.'it in nme i'npn'it , s0 u'rttor, wn ipqI of honor lonville Avenue, SnnfnmI, eonm• khiiliv llIflt)tf'flt' iiiit' 5l't%jt'l'. t'nffpi' ih;iridn tnn,n$n, fruitmi pleted the Ii 111111hZ 1 011% co it R In III 'm n m nt the flc,he l'I(a s t0 ii itec ( honi it I), ulIlti,' lilt 11tl'tOI)i't cIII;I hi Meu', In t Innilo tO Sm IJo nes trimm npprnimnte! ' inch and m -hine o ereact tnether gi' e look to an ;inIIn gftr. finIch men? ', ith a and fal1in from the shoulde ronipleteci the pleturt Their nosetip veils of illusion • CizaffQ1" What's New I - awtI3 panel caught t rin g ceremony in a seflg patted palms. fnur.bruncherl candelabra nn a spiral cnndel : 41 "azi utitt wear -hil 1 fle : : courage their use. Provide stor- - - ' ~, Sanford l ~,M - at the First BaptiM Church of selections - .1 15 maid of honor. 8rIdt'smnicI I Jud ()dfl wert Nm Scnr Brown and Nis Peg' Grier, nil of Cape Canaveral. All of the attendants were _____ _____ tired alike in she1h gowns of olive chiffon with Enipiru ices of lace arni ii strcampre(I __________________________________________________________________________________________ the r Lavender nnd Arthur of Dr - c bart Van Wart, W. \ an wan, of Win M. B. the fnmil . - "rapers near enfrottees. Fn- -., f1 at of The Oct 24 1q66 Help kp - ~11 mntTnn ni honor Condor of ?Inm Bench judy 1ui'e Ivend r Mi Wart R. Van \/c%%'s Iri. ' zricI1eIigIit 1ites Ec!'iirige k . - - 1 : i I - II can go clsrfs In leather, Pants suit i suede y Leathermode features the new long jacket in a double-breasted version with side 0sp upenings. It's worn with a dark brown leather elf's cup and brown shoulder bag. Checks are rreaW by whUe aliching on toast brown suede sult (right) h for town or country. Designed by Anne Klein for , lung-deeved um ! .. Ill Just Around The Corner. - igldvn for Y oul -0 0 CLEANERS, LAUNDRY & FUR STMAGE 319 wo 13th ST. SANFORD Ph. 322-3315 H11PING OV110 FtOS)DA W. Scott Burnu, MXr. - 1111111111111111 - - - ,~~r- ~ - . - . - �- - — - - ----- - - • - • $ I H áMq: Qah Horoscope Forecast By Abigail Van Buren I nu, i custom to show • STWct. I thrtuLrht- thIs was a IOVeI ecture and have of. hut when that you made the atement 11th tIme 1 thtni you flop. ped. 14o, Abby, a pregnant there was "beauty" In ' ac with od, hut i uMlilly Llr nnTnrh n. 2. GA : [L ___ I\/ _________ \ ( _ I L[ a r- her face. creation that they are. lishNi reply, enclose a self- Safeguarding your reputation is I - a , _ ______________ I ------'-- As'4b t,. IO..2 TI4E Aa,JS r I.....' • ) 438 EAST Q 101) WEST V 1006 • AK5 410764 of I" , l' -- - showing club weakness by playing the three and five in hearts. Ht pointed OUt It Qv time. cml thousand words that 11 LEO sJulv 22 to Aug. 21) YOLL Veat had just opened a heart have many bills to pay, hut If there would hztv. been no way you art' not more certain of for South to develop that what is transpiring around you. squeeze. NSTth Oe.Ir0b..00 VJEtJ'P the ball! Contro! . Get on ______ ,. '' II j• I' i -Ss.S- i; --.'---.. temper with mate who is undcrI partner for the mu- much pressure. result. or the hand. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to .Sept. 22,s associates with your jfr. would maku- th(- same leaLiI Impress West. did but would not. have loyalty and the fact you have 4 •t . ) -. N, . ,, ,, _________________________________________ ' ,— , J'.flJE L Fs-L'Y fl' I 1 _ _ _ _____ ____ __ 'lW (1 ______________ A ' M'TAS'T1O —a- Y0u.p: ! IPPQDVC o isY BE1t4' ourT,4l LATE ft4&L E , á)DiPtICk.A • - ... ' _r i2" ,i$'E-i4.lr HERiEZ' 14E - .' ___________________________________________________________ . I * I _______ - OLtJE I cr-..i \\T c (coMhNe.) 0ME.' - I% I.. I, Tad I., lit Pu- 0" -- - / r7' r'M vJ IG4 ou-.ji HI' DIC) I i "4 ptji- IN L 'e, — I 1 AED ot. _ -- 44S 5:110 I I (5 -I I ,/i ts) WMA - 6:15 itt) 6:30 12) (6) goq - _____ ____________ '- --._ _______________________________________________ 'loLl /;i 2i 5:30 2t i.- . BUT _______ -QW QES I be under' of pressure yoursdli. _____________ ;.... ______________________________________________________ ..': __ ' I V_ L_ ( ") ' SENSE. Lø_,, ' ) ___ I (overheac1J II ',valve I CA WAV ANY KIND OF AN ANIM ADVERRW ____ _________ I t4 I'i ___ IH ____ - ______ ____ ____ GO C __ I - ___ oDyL ___________________ __ . ___ _ _______ II __ I flints down quickly), try ing of letters. Some forceful I - -".,r.; - . 11'l ______________ .&H,C. I I I problem or a favorite' Iau- if Pufly 1.-I-i _____ home- tiersu Use's Polty's Pointers, ______ who looks I • ." ___________________ _________________________ ___________________________ -. - -.- -2'-%, ___ ______ ,, ________ _______________ " 'QpP,' -' -. - a,' becoming ., , 1- - - - p ______ -L: _ _____ __________ ______ ________________ _________ _.t _ _______ _______ _______ _______________ _________ _______________ I I of __ _____ ___________ ______ -------__________________________________ ______ ----- _______ just mat- —'_a--_' ____________ is wear It with a simply-styled red shoes go well with It, butThe puffer, sometimes wool dr-eu. very plain ones. Wear black called the bahloonfish, 'jewelry; perhaps sparkling jet inflate its body many times ,::; _ F- _____ ______ _____ - - I WA'TAO'fl-t I water. I ________ _______ ______________ - : :- --J - 1.) FOWP I... ___ a . a . . - ''r-'' a Stars impel, they do not ,s'' I I - ____ ''°' fl'° °f_ " '' -. !.f) Q' - i- i) _______ ____ J ___ - - I ':/ u. i' I, - I .- _________ WAIl.i II -- -r a ___ _ ______ T - -" - I._. [44'rj_ --__T_ gj ,,9 'T.4 2CIAJJUW*UOS fcc r - -_ IC _l-EE TI S ____ _______ ________ 28apa.w.iae 21) COlt coin (U-) JQuAet retreat 2_1_- ___________ 421'erluune 4t1 Conculed I highly a TON ITE THRU WED. ALSO DUE TO LENGTH - IIs. HALF WILL BE' REPEAT. ED ON 2nd SHOW STARTS 7:00 I - I -- - _____ __ ____ i ' ilt III .riIs- I - ______________________ - -' \\\ —,-4 - that - _________ - _____ ________ _____ 41 Mexlca" awt 46 Ga'tJ _____ ____ _____ yhabk ,, __________ _________________________________ $ ______________________________________________________________________________ ____ ______________________ J ____ ______________________________________ f sa.1 tfl,- ,,t pistil ________________ bZMAn.rsJ ___________ __________________ ___________ ____________ _____ k. . SIt,att- t St:tyl,,'rt- i4'I!I\ V,lIIIi Sweep snu- a - 111k 5atI l)Yki' i)aa- I);it4ii ,atttP .ha-aIliilt-ily f'.jea-i in an.'.' ' ) ' :;j ' - - - _ - ____ ________________ /,i.,jEa../ I __________ e!v ___ ______ _ 3:3 11 - -15 4 I 'I) I :s) 4 :1 is s.wapii&*rs 67 Msrrã sao.i s&'I'ii5g III list' stu u (J..-'tum) forces — I I - --- ---- I"Jl(S'l' S A 'I' I 1) hA NIC Al' (ilILA 500 II>: lie-len F. J"tsh.r - Ar AiiviiOsI,aUtatt,g- a,? wiu I - S ('arpet S • i'fk .51511,-, • I , 6 Ii inosu. flute lit, ,,,i Fm0._ - ' n I EVENINGS Shuts t,'u. l!J(IIAN ('01.1,155 I's-'J-, t I Huii.1t,s ____ - tan' the ttse at CCI. efld -' pics to eOt, hal Si ilO i (C I 1 5" 011ag tisi.,, I"logIdui AIt'nsi.)p fo AIISIIIJJI,It,SIa,,PuI,JIpIi O.'I. 24, II & Nay. 7, . to shop or pe:Saps • hu apartment - - 15.111 11w ACADEMY AWAID 1"5 à ___ ___ -_ ._ ________________________________ -- - _ -_________- - _ -_ ___________________________________________________________________ ' __ -- ' SPECIAL IVUY MONDAY INCLUDES AnSi pub Italian Spaiji.e'$fa £ Meat Ballu, I'.Ite.su __________ • ' $ Too small for an ad to b. I effective? r..dosg this east ____ . ________ _________ ______ ____________ 75 At The R.s.,v.Iions DELTONA c.it - INTIRCHANU ________________ ö$.44iI I - You". I 1 tj: 43'\kit a - _________________________________________________ or w • _________-- notic.d \ \ 'I 't - Jc*I'donaInh1 P 0. Bos 1214 Sanford Helen D.VrIu 038.3171 S. Seminole Kathy Took. Mary P. 0. Boa 1214 Sanford Mlldvd N.y 668.5631 D.ltona Sophie Hói.. 668.4402 D.Sary -- 1 st I ________ _______ _________ _________ w'ri _____ I I t flcvaiist Iheusa's, - ' FILMED IN COLOR I __________ AND WIDESCR EIN f "ONE OP THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVER MADUI" 14. _______________________________ — LIFE MAGAZINE __ ___ _ ____ __ ________________ [do In Sanford ______ I _1x2 __ __________ There'sa-- I"iii'nI I tirt' • jtStTo, - - Furniture Co. ITALIAN DINNER ____________ __ I siulai 4 ________ ___ _______ I Nuwis MIle,' l's,uiists ilti',-a - ____________ ____________ ____________________________ __ SIARS TOWN, tt Pitt, ___________________________ ______________ Sanford 5,-it-it Soers,, It,i ti $litu'I.,we • __________ PAHWOOD PLAZA. W. S,iIP1o1E PlAZA, at Ciesdib,-1 900 N BLVD., tIdsbwg S€ARS TOWN, Rist-I.4ed 9$? BABCOCc, idIbOwr. -------- OVER :15 VEAItS I'nliue'tiit I"Irut (A lomugsidt' old hoist uilf uet') ,-l554e of :i',i YtO1 i)(it't f I_ _______ ' CAFE7'ERb1S - us _ __ -: IS I _______ I Min.s$,on. Soup 2 Gc 4Grstthad iui' illi' (i I they (10, but I dot/I ln'lie'vi' we should make Cuban guerrillas f - tlui'mmi or uusix W0lIH'h5 !Il) ill liii' iii' hull V. it ii Ills - I Ils' this' I II I Russians.'' 7 PERFORMANCES ).4!I 2 P.M. (Op.n 1t301 A will i'ia,i.. li,,1,er,' ____ ___ ____ ___ . I ___ ___ . - ci tta-,k tn _______________________________________________ ___________________ _________________ _______________________________________________ •rjj; __ _____ ___ ---------_________ - ) N lit' 4:1(1 ''1 saul - • I i Kdgu of NIght so 'i'lss' Nuriesu I I) Titsi Siatels (lanie appr.cvI it? .. 4.1 r.'p,n-1 .erdc. - $nr itt iIIsts-tI,iitl,,,, a-ptal.' r . , sev N-wsilris' I ,,, .bitnIst rat lots tet1 has ADULTS woinen Escape I)ra ft. Sauna I I p Count >-, ____________________________________ ____ __ ___ ii.- Society • 45,1— _______________________ ________________________________________________ 6$ ..:sipIet.'-d ______________________________________________ II ________________________ Audubon - I ' - - - I i-i _______ 44kub out &ONuinber ___________________________ *5014 *vae into court ____ _____ _____ 'l-ii - I ______ _____ _________-______ __ - - ' I I miss. should - u ket I AI'I'i.i.-SNCE SAI,l:S, nail registerC:IIII itIth, uP.- COrk or Ihie ':lr- I httet1 to ___ _ ____ -- 1751,1115 - ' I III ____ _( tIIPPPIff I . _______________________ ____ 47JMsubaU terra dpi.) _______________ ____ 1 - __________ _____________________________________________________ . t,it.,n fun- dis.-lsii,-5.. 0IJaa-hI,.ien, ',.'III I. I l.a at,' ii 'lu il,.ua T1s 4r l III,-, to, ir ill))', tali,,uilsl ha' ,-,- --------------- ----___________________________ t- jfj • fin 'I. Aft.,' fIIIii proof E,f 1,1100 - ___________________________________________________ E pleI - attain .ahi.eai:sg ISIS,- tli.tlue Slii' I ____ 0 i (itiI'Ms 'Ii 0.-en i,uhilsluu-I t41tiv island ______ 1 0 r m - :v.- I 151 tlui,r,-i,t waite _ ___ . 57 Kuota (L,at UI) ___________________________________ * _ __ —_ ______ _______ ______ ____________________________________________________ I __________________________ ____ II _____ -- - _______ ______ I 3 Iaatructtng ________________ c: i', Qi $jCmptceml*es).efl ____ ___ -- fjq'jr'isi'y, ' 4)ritfltu Ill ('.aii,hI , t 5':athI,-te NIH News I I 4 'oticentration Ill) lta'vs'ii lliiii,llIta's li. I( ''I't'I'ioIpi • MEgress ____________________ _____ "'° MlEmr4 _________ II _________ _______ ___ ____ — 4I6'55tA' i1_ ?IAjI ______________________ AOAb1_i111 5 __PJI4l9l1 ____________________ 'JE - _________________ _______ UBêEHAPAQM4IJf COlJiIECT$C*fl,.. having ________________________________ 7 1't%'I. lIP P011'S' I1 Al'I'JICATU)% 41. 1.011 Ills(IItU(.I All ps-i sf:res are lest cOy ,s.,i I !l.'l t$Iiil th.- u,,,,-sh,,.i4 nil ntist, ust air of is Id estate', hius _______________ __________ 32bPSUI 5f ___ POG - ____________________ — I carbonate ________ __________ IM'ME WW'SIT'Y SAY? ____________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ I it, does this when attacked. I compel." What you make of I dark green crepe dress and at "What costume jewelry would its spine protrudes and your life is largely to to YOU! fot a defensive arfltQi. I Carrel Righter's indrviduad dark mink stole. My bait- is 'salt you suggest to wear with of the puffer look }arecast for your sign fur Nojaws and pepper' and I have a ruddy pale gray dress dotted in white'? The parroVs beak and ' vember i tww ready. Fur your I Z complexion. Tha bride Ii wear- This is a nice wool winterI are powerful enough to I copy send yo.1a- birthdak and velvet suit Its sapphire dress." Reader. I break off branches of coraL blue; she has no attendante. Ber I would wear gray pears at I Some varieties of the puffer 51 to Carrol Itign&cr Forecast, like a 11121, uncle will give her away. We're the neckline niid Uw same in I contain as deadl polimuns and I The Sanford herald, lloflywuud Calif. to eat. 2, dangerous are a luncheon in ihe city's ear clips. White would also __________ good, but for winter I like the I boat hotal."—hlre. T. The dress souzuls Just right; gray.matched idua Percival Lowell, American Tomonw: The' Return l'cn wear inink.bmwn accessories, Lv ia1es, pun ois are 4strouonier, predicted the cxsuch as a bag, gloves and sari- L'Iegiancc. I descended irons laud animals, I isteuee of flit' planet Pluto- UI. I ('IlrhIuTIp %ol'I 'U'J' ________ THE M155L15 i-lAs E1 CALL. SAM AP4'ET14E 5COOP AL.RA1PY.... Send F'_IItE_I endccaement 1,SMIneral 0Unsuitabte ____ _____ WCWtEIeJ ALWkmS W I I III LANJ J'J( I' J(,)NI'S, dcesItaic$1. ____________ _______ ____________ _______ relatives 22Afrkan fly l4YAab eggs _____ __________________ Previous ICIA.IOjt4 IATADj.j .,_ ____________ _____________ _______________ 11.110W slightly F1NIW ____________ mpe iouo pluycsI l3ArbOZuta.1 mammal '71.416 _______ ____ ___________________ dealing with ______ IrI.saiw lou ______ understanding. aaT1i C) ______________ _____ to th right kind of college. Be • by swallowing au or propensity for p 44C) 7ig Qiff, CICE 'N. h'T" ETT1f'4 LP - _____ ___________ — any 0-sw) 9 Opttt*tk solo 74ot _______ ______ ______ _____ CASk 1 lDdUsAOfl _____________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________________ ______ ______ ___ - lOots.- I with I £12085 BI.GS BtJre.,.T:N'Y'- _______ _____ _____ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ lot [ _____ S _____ _______ .1 /0') _____ _______________________ ______ _____ I _______________________________________________________________ u ___________________________________________ ________ ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ______ investiatiov ties art' very pronounced. _______ "As the mother of the bride, would be interesting, what should I wear? I have aaa a 5 1,1 (555a0 SI) .'tls - rv 2;lIS S .smm-: ss,tI's- .' of it1t' lot-shy gi'- s- ti that I I ''5 ;,h1l .- r,gai;t-tl itt bItltlili('pt, at i{i'e,t I l'hts Naws I ('liii, ml iake Mary, StrutS- i2.1' I :,r,hr- Cotarity. I"irritln, liii' I 1:::II 51.5 i'twisig' (''lilI)tr)' (JL)IEI Buying Insurance _______________________________________ _______________ _______ ----______________ a - ____ :_ was ______________________________________ 5J-:Ml%oIJ __ __________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ __ conshat h:i s". lie cited tot his outstanding skill, kniwhedg.', arid job pro. . I(t)I5i lisIl tuois, I:.Cr(i5fl tar thc. au-ni \Vonsa a hurts, tinil .lIa't* I I Nf,'l'p1-: IS _____________ "Confid.ntia,Uy, z ______ gloves and a bag to match the its chic with anything reel: I I 1 I ___ ________ ______ __________ __ ______ ______________ -. ___________ _________ _______ __________________________________________________ ________ _____________ ___________ ______ ___________ ______ _______ ____________ __________ ____________ _____ _____________________________________________________________________________________ -___ veIL The field 9,: 1'!il-4' - __ i I5"iiir'srt' I1:4L (5) (t'tiIini IJgiII 2:!,. (It Nil' Ni't'is TIZItIII I :011 5 2) Ne ts-s ('ottrs i:7:::Ip_Ot i ___ Si- mi niol.__________________ ___ (5) 10 tI 'i',t lit ______ I"Jiirl,la, in nr.orclatus w t hi this' T"Z' I 10- ti ''as.-I provisirIrIs of the Flctltioui Stain._______________________ ________________________ I Steal uti'.. to-wit: 5.-elton ii5'I9 I i 41) l"uruta Two I ;,I) III 1.it',, 'tl,tka- .t I)tittl wo. rr i-"J'eridu Sta(uit&-s 1!jf7 (6) A a Thai 5%'ori.I 'i'u HIM S Ig : 05 tip A - 8JihI,ni _ 41) SIlt' Ncwa t :(. i'uhilsha ía u, i 7, 24, 31 & I ____ ______________________________ 2:00 2) Days of OUt 7, 1966. ss J';tzthW,,rlt nDF-47 I have a _--- ---- ----------I 9) 'h'iuu, Natwiyst- usi (Lull. soap of luck __________ __ _ ___ __ (:0,! %'l'Y J(JIHJ!'N ('flhilI'l', I :2" II) 'ISis, IJIII'tOt'$ __________________ ________________ ___________ ____________ ------------*_____ __________________ d water!" 1.) ((JI%'J'I', l"IMII IS) I house Party ___________ $ _______ 115) Pile No. 4M33 'I'S flu., far IJ I ____________________ ___________ Jc5'I'A'I'l :'.t, (tO 'I',, 'i'aiII 'I'he Truth I -Alt SOLD JA NJ F15 I 'A U i I-: It, I '9 I Outiera I II osIlltMt J _______ Punt, (2) eniothier Wr1d /k !., L.A SNA IA IlK i-:u, u/k/ti 3 Answer to _______________ _________ _________ _____ ________ __________ - - :I, - I i I ____________________ ' (Iii • TV __ - ______ , learn to be peaceful within It- -_- ___________ _____ " . - 'i'' .. - . - - _______ - others. IF YOUR QIIL1) IS IIOIIN I TOl)AY,, he, or she, will be 0111' of those dynamic young I ones who will need much spirit- I ual training early in life so that I htjstnr',, nt under ______ ______ ___________________________________________________________ _ _____ control work suipr'rintenilent at. a for-wart-I a / I I' (Ili.l. J.'l,O:,l.i - 5_ ( ____ ___ ter. Strive for more prestige dealing with others. lie - interested hi the weLfare of __________________________ ________ _____ I :.: ________________ __________ I more of to you. The grape this dresiu1"—fleatrjct, are particularly good as I know this dress, It's an ox- handle disturbing I _Ui_hi _ oH a _ __________________________________ -- tie good seething inside for some reason, and then you know I _ !_MLA - ____ _____ for help. Smile though you may ill I how to "flour Edyth Thornton Me- daIs. A hat in matching greets Leod: What should I wear to would be smart. the noon weding of my best * _______________________________________________________________________________ friend's daughter? it's a formal "1 have a nice dress but it affair and I'll sit with the ians- makes mc look thin because the bride. I have gray It's black with a long, to-the. I hair; I'm tall and thin."—M. 1. hens panel of deep red, which Wear si dress in crepe with curves around the neckline, I a matching coat or is Chattel- have a new black hat, too, but to you ____________ . something that you are I repairs to home. Assist one - MeKE4 -_____________________________________________________________ - - a - 'al Jta - s,i5s' & iry I _______________ gALROAP hr'n- p. ngari'n Iva',s thut - _______________________________________________ _________ DO 'tj 'IF be pulled out and the wrong kind of vacuum cleaner, over it in ont' direatio only. I I spread draped over ft. If there however, '- say prevent good re- Lift it up eacl time. instead Of I AIIUAItIUS Jan, 21 to Feb. lit a better way than this, I suits. pulling it back, I run mine in the 19) 1k' vers- sure of whatever f am sure one of our readers svilI I keep coffee in a quart ther- opposite direction Irons the wasyou invest in, since you could have ft and then share her idea inos all of the time. Wheti we' the' pile lnyE.—POLLY just be throwing your money I se)lutiorl In t.oi' ltn,u.a-r t''rniuig 'apt. I I News S:l(I I I ' N.%5hl iva-ra'lsy tare etu:aged l's c.. _______________________ ______ __________ ___ _______ Ii.) st - 1'"-u' P11i'E ________ __ ___ _ _______ _______ AH I U.lPF O1.E Mc U U *J4T 7 i&+i w cw, JJEEP IT TV (eiJ PI1MP*e TIE. MORE 5EEtJ DAT PROOS Dt tfI kLP IUJCK MUCH i A M.RGE& VOLJ'r-T AT TIE. A5YUJMt HI PRAISI .MCK IN I MA' GIl SULK I4OP 1O PUT 1 FOCU5I PDP OUTA PA MOOD TO PICKER. W1P MACl RANkL' , THOU&HT IT'D MA A JiCE I TO GrNP5oN. THEY ADORES) 'fliEl WHY drawer I ly's Problem, I this r"c- r'ivr.qI ______________________________ - have its first fall meeting at 2 iii. Thursday in liii' l"Ioridst --Power and Light Company Ba lanced lounge in Sanford. Miss I)oris lirighiamu will sisow slides and nieal discuss her visit to the gardens I balanced ,_ of England. All intert'stccl per I sons tire invited to attenti. l)t' budget iiary members will hi' in charge I o ut'!reshine'nts. DINE AT THE TD( WINDS 0F14t - ---dine with vs. You may b \\TilI surprised to discover (to yost I delight) that it's more econon*al to eny luncheon o' dinner in the i'hl()ENIX, An,. uAPI cool, pleasint comfort of the Tda utumis'ii I)t',ult IISIISnI WInds OC?II:OUs food. Couniwus .St.sIt's' Nt' en, says tLij, Gems ur.i no dnhes to nash I Jamiut's 1" (aiui.'il of 'l'rr,nitmt, $ I N..L I ..-t (',u,uRe'II, pi'i'sitI&'nh of the' Natintijil GtIthI(i Association of the tbtited States, saId: I i'oi,iv s - ae,'ordntiie v1ft tin' i'' TirrisIstons of I lii' Firt litti' III: I SI t itt lit-wit: Si'"? hot, I )"Iorola Statiatip I lU ii. l-:th-1 51. VtIItStt , ,T iii I'utIl'-h SI t 21, H & X'.v _ __- '103K __________ - 3w ' hi' ________________ - 'JOys- ____________ ' -' EAU' ___ ____ ____ ________________ I - - tiSi! presentation that no one , I'I,tifl- - Wt'nther tn) :t I-'i's 'uiIt,i)ItFN'S Si101', ant titist iv.- Ints-nil t reglsus'u- u'ali yt:srl,.- tvttii iii'' ('lirk of the Ci: ("'Ill- I. 5ajitiit1a' Citnnt-, DRZ!l _ _________ I . ________ ________________________________ _________ some -- - conci S lint' ward, hospital sisiIiIstic'ated . CUst()II5 made [or the 1ItCOflhiflL mnc'diesil cases. Iii color it is strong stuff; it I never pretb' I su -___________ jf5 -. - _______ . '—_ ill !\ - I I . 111(1) ('al'gt) II'ltISXJtt I 5:30 4 i TV 4'Iri,srnu,u,, ti,uric. Sa',uue'ater-4..1 'I'ni:t' I'll 5'h.- ' iit, s't Ion Is IS I I II!, itt) 4 ,515 Nr'w I Sexn I not' Plaza, Ca sse I herr. : 5(7111 ta'sie I 'ouint y. Florida, unlier I I hi- n.-liti c.Iis na Inc. a,f hit H it - _______ _________ 11_i _ - I- -k' _____ °-' _-es'#., J 1 _______________ ___________________________ ___ t -e ________ __________________ ____ ______ _________________ ______ ___________________ . ____________________ ______ ______________________________________________ _____ _______ ______ __ _______ _____ &'it — toI,)' _____ ______ ________ _______ — rT ___ aw! - __ _______ - -- I I , ___ ____ l-'I('Tli'loIs I NflTlu't- iS _____ / ___________ ________________________ CALL .IGS-ITA POSE) A PR' ______ . __ - -_-- ___ ____________________________________ I _______________________ _________ _______ I _______ I s NOW, i''aIt. Iii Na ") Jeanni. - _____________ - a, Si'('tet 45) Thiotiti't of Sit ra The i.:ttr' tic,tt' t:uIII "S I ;II' ( I I Wa.u-.i Legal NI otice __________ I - ________ YOU'D ____ _______ :;: ,';'•'-. 1 l:ttiv Affair - ____________________________________ II 1HEY? _________ i; __ \ 7HE UTTLE WINGS? - I - 1W-- (Sitt iht.., S .t. U. Pc-yt in Place (TI) I ________ __________________________________________ ___________ ____________ ____ _____ _____________ ____ _____________ ____________________________ _____________________ ______ ___ ___ ____ ______ _______________________________________________________________________________ ___ __ __ __ _____ ' (l) H 3(' (6) Jean Arthur Show _____________________ ______ WE WA Si't.IIr'r • a' FamIly _____ ____ ___ ______ ___________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ___ 1"( WANT ME TO FINIP OUT OOOt.JUST GO ZUR ANP SN ___________________________ GUANTEEI) 1O _____________________________________ ___________ _____________________ _______________________ _________ AROLIT 1H1 OOLL'' ,J WA't' APJr' WF!tL RECORP CASE 'THIPIGS PSSCOURAGE MOST ____ ___________________ ___________ ___ I Z1?rd i _____________________ __________ ___________ ___________________ ________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ ___ ________ , Ibs ISogor by Kate Osonn 9:30 (5) I __ _______ _____ _______ ____/ _________ __________ ___________ ___________ _____ ____ __ ____ IIII hhhiflh!t1. sites, and in Sofill' en si's Ofl 1101114' to 1154' Ii, S. It Is all there: The sounds of liii' dying, I hi' talk of S he doctors and the unr'.'asing dIn of radios, gulls, pliluat' engines and all the paraphiernahia of war. A fascinatliii.,! St'(fUt'n('4' .shsov's the consersiois of .0 tnamnsoth C-14l - ii;) I StIller Lu(-v in Ionl'n tt:0(i () Tiss' m.i.t West S ___ ________________ I ,,, ii) N- i' 1 Ne I 5) 'Tht at-td a'•' (loose tappet) irs the < 'SI)Fj1 A ,. iOUR _____ have a - ______ If ' 11:11(1 7:30 (2) 'tlnnker.s every lug f',rever hr,II tr'nv'". ' 5:00 (2) 1 Dream of : 14 'stll • 'Toii I te 111:31)1 u.iron 7:00 (6) Tone this down, Perkins! What do you think you're /'._' I Dress charmingly and visit here away on * 1 Sew' M'Ii:slt',-Nr' s. New%l5(' New' No ssIinr' lluntIcy-Iirliukley %.Valt t tic. 1Mns' 7.an.- t,ru' (!) . MAN, BE I ELM 57I ________ carpet * (21 Sew, - H ______ clever really lifts and fluffs ti't' put' * T'e leviSi 011 f seems a ip or sjsr. sir Sr're:uru . •' • shades \*'lthflTl I'fT1 'f'r'T -,',ttP, Vt,,I tflUdflt flt't • r'"l'Inr' 'hnt vjfl V r,' itch h. vi utd 'tti'r say riglif tiff that Iru 'ii,' ycsii luripi. he ',iII mire vo in'" Jq crp,fjiIa. ,rc. hr'tr,rn hc' tairr'q flip irypprip P 'i!It utc'p. bust ________ ___________ - (Oct. 23 to Nos-. 21) Try to bring cheer to others, i.. r. ,... — ''' ¶5 O\ I) S S I'. ¶1. von may iij —_T'flTjy C _______ If itt(p,, it r(!Vf'115 I lii' I)f)C(!55 or. llyde-Vhite and .1 a mu's I(ohn'rt - hsiiss and hi' genuinely loses luu'i. 4'S a a wuuuumlt'ul soldier Is son .iust let' as I Iii' flI vt's-I lint - • 14) marry her on isis how pa' wlus'iu'h S Tatuirn wa award. huruiu'Iit front t lit' ha It Iu'IleId to c•rl I hi' niednl for mentor-louis 1114' ctpt'rating table in lfl rnin• nrhi.'vc'mr'nt as I _______ By Polly Cramer ".: laity ate \Vilti'id k's. M id' lost's her heart to I'itWIni ilet sill, it pulls wit Is pearing —- PRISCLA'S POP pressures, tensions, Don't argue Wheut .. A VJITAPgAQ.. f - , . ____ homemakers. I want my being. I I'm fixing dimier.—NANCY establishment and wantto help apartment, to look neat as as I DEAR I'OLL'V-31v method SAGITFAIUUS (Nov. 22 to Mrs. 3. 3., who has trouble ssith j)ec. 21 3lucii needs in be done pin but find there is an ii sounds like a hard tidy look because of the wrin- I matted pile on her There fa good was' to fluff it nlatte(l at home, so don't feel abused j kies in my bedspread. If I I in a comb which lifts the pile rug. Plug in your stca iron but uzo ahead and please those' Who depend upon you. 11t s'cry folded It in a different matu- and this cats be used after the and, holding it idrnut inches ncr, I would only hnve writs- rug has been shampooed. If above tin' carpet, brush, tis you efficient instead o! worrying if to be doing kies In different places. I have' she does not hnvt' at reputable go with a stiff whish, broom, I someonu' else no space iii the rot-mi for ft rug cleaner Iii bier itrea she can This does wnuitlt'r:. for at matted less than his, or her. fair share of work. chair over which I could place hang thit' rug over tuomethillg I rug 1fl(I Si'Vfllt to hucighte, the CAI'IUCOI{N (bee 22 tis Jautthe spread without folding it ( rounded pole' instead of a color.—MliS. W 1st 20 1I you show devotion anti and 1 certainly do not want clothesline), beat. the' rug with! l)EAR CHILS—If you ar to have to iran It other as rug beater and then hope for in a hurry anti wish to quickly interest its others' affairs who your welfare at heart, night.—I3AflI3Afl damp weather or is real improve the looks of it rug there will 1w a fine interchange fly iiirI',t motorcycle ansi siulecat' to take Kiowa 11141 inns She i t''t'tui'cl lu'i'h. ss'uirltsg study 01 liii' hii,li k el K. III r,n of ID 10 SVr't I Ph our gal areuind town. 'l'lst' pho- by I 18n't' ( 'orpcii-nl M a r ii cottu'r S'Vfl('tlatiOti and treat- St., Mars ford, Fin., has hen 35 , - . ' ____ ___ _________________________________________________________ ______ _____________________________________________________________ time ago one' of our ill tilf' IHj!jilt)h;f! 'IiIcli li,'hustiis iiicsstly In Miulse. saint' boat with him, they to'C)rnmend;tfion Hall and her tout- guide, An itlVliIvl'll lii till' ,,usurIcr cii $A IG( sN. Vi thony Newley. Tise tone of the I"ed tsp :u s susiun I wit Ii wli:it slus' Nm 'Iu:irls's' wile, •lessieR M 4gt . W . ( r'r.rge progra ni is set from the sIn ii, considers her lIfl14't'hil1I Its (l - - I Tatuim, 11)11 pun. A flc. Sl)N'bi I - 'To whsrial' wit", -titan tn, is ths 's-hen Newl, ;i not -es- 1she i-ides off in a sulk only to _______________ * _____ some -,'nt t$' Iiiiii I($III Skip liciutulci' ) is .1 juiu'I q r oilier luau .learinju' liii' tu'njp. Arc' Smilini:' :ulust •':uuiul'." tS•ll) pm N lit '. 'li;u' t(o:uiI 5fllIf' nulc' nail eiiiisislu'r;i),it' bait R:.'i0-9:3s1 p.m. ('hiS. Sp'i'lai. 'hi.'ti hirv:sr, per I,ucy in 1Asnhlol) I ('nlor A ulid Wei'I - 'Ashsu's :tticl 'l',uhlnw tiusti I 1c'1tir't', Iu,t A suindi's h)ius:u I', fiii suks' Switit'r funny madcap trip S brosugis lAsh. ( )ni' I't- un' I .uuse.' ( ( • iltir j C I fortunate some sort I 'q? tr jqfir If fl (Jt.flfrflI IL''HJn) a,' j I SCORPIO — ,-( __ ,. asi'44a 1,•,1,.... - iw critical. DEA1 POLLY ir - (2 ) - t44I5 somewhat upset also, but don't Ll44 á, -- -.rr rr L ' _ ;"" :I _______ blaming his KOUU1 ) '' I hut hc. was entirely wrong its'I 4AK8704 V82 • Q3 4AE Q East I I ioAR? 5W ( TSisFAL'-, - ______ you can make further expensive East was corr(:ct about that, I errors. SOUTh (I)) West ' .. I . _.- .as t- , 1 w RI&LLTS-IE • •":.;- f%v t East wa jus with the14 queen of spadt.- hi- should have with a good friend over sonic 1'1*5 i 4 44 order. Idd a heart, not the fjvs' of tutu- new plan. Something fine could Pass Pa Pass East played his five of diiieasily he jeopardized. monds. it was ui - to huts to 10 Or mends. South rutted and UltRA (Sept. Z to OCt. 22) that he was not going to defeat ceeded to un off his last threej ing the ace-jack of hearts and - the four-padv contrart unless Although yost feel you have trumps and the good clubs. The his partner would show up with more work to do than you can last club lead squeezed i seven of diamonds behind him I the king and quceut of hearts handle, intelligent. application Be bad discarded down to king- Ian that no matter what ear he antI then only If hi' hrokt- up tht It behind you in record queen of heads and nin of d- I discarded dummy would make squeeze by means of a hean- time. Then you progress as you desire. Co-workers may seem mo-iuds while dummy Wai hold- I the hit, two tricks, lea d tinue _e- I ami a small trump, East was on lead with the queen of trumps. Ileanwhlle West who had play. ad the deuce on his parther's . ". liii V1l lInfi I*$N kI ith,, a shade too much is i's- a unnied attract Re ntis liii ions young 111:1,1 Na in Iuic'rcli$uly real a rut tiston. F'orre I am mr'n'lntion Medal in V AJ7 4 • '7fi43 ace are ________ ____ __ n-4 vi ' PLAISSTEXEP1 '61J' ELF , 'T) I- Oi 2fri.Q and Icing East cashed the 3 diamonds and shifted to the V IC Q 1 3 4 10082 four of clubs. South won with 4832 and played ace-Icing the Il l 7. -" OIfl1E _____________________— ____________________________________________________ O1WE <'rC'4Er.J J4 ,'. 'III $ ml! $h"i Wilt', ' U hr. tIuir,k' h'. ihrtiIrJ hr. ,,Ptlr. p TV' 'Tin-ic . rcvievs Its grt •ippt ,'ifl, i'r.v4 II' hi' did in isis har'hr'lnr 4sys, you ist hr,rn,' alone, you S 5:34) p us SI). 1 ilia':,,, iii itt' iI \Ituus' SII:lPIilc W;i \Iti t,uiJ,I utsql him his ;tiqspi,,sIio .1 en nule. Va sts'l I sin in I lic' eui us; S lie I):u e ('Iti vk i-i -r' iii We q$ cuc4 eli a ro fler for P 1 cer, 'if r.' t,, rio In i'nsI'' (I'ssb - ) Von .'ani nsnk' u lul't1 i,iii- i:s,i's ( 'at-uu74ti :1,5,1 ''' "''P'''"ISI 11$I)1'HLt III.' SuNS 1, ftSt,uIi%, pn,tirusiarty ii thronszh a 1'V eacasn iIIusuiI 1;nisest lll)eic'nI-I'rsn Pr' \tIIIII'5 r hr. trr'nt von th •l'i,n Whif) IS nu$rnrcI by the a ss'estcrn_ .inst this si'ih's Is WI $r'l s%11,l itiiq ('iuprt'-qv t'unn hr. 'lid rIurin I" 'u"'thi eeeptinn - In ., ((tic', fuunisy .,si iii 851 P\el'I$l$ fruits The 'I'su iii - ' vr'Iir 'Sat ini 'I a v. s p"'sk isp And 54$-Il i. in - N Ill Usia for Yasir Ir'S sisde, Tov lull' - ishu's Sisal he lug of liuc' Shrew, i'istnpla'li' liii,, Lu rpr,w how Vrrn f,AI 11111 I,rs,ts'u,h,eu Mask liflul iIs'eui in liii' 4iiul Vu'st, 85141 iIIs l';liF:IhUshi:uus L'atiI, Ii's sHiv nitos,t. that. ,lennnjc' s'hiMlS hSITIS ltaek a c the ;utcl fuu,iis - ;pliil "u'll tunis' in iria' (( 'olair S Suisjten - c anti tension in ff hr. I 1ny nIs'an' 'boin the tIll' \ip htr%'suul u-Has into h)iuia mai'shnh of (usphei nleh. a I,iieill,' d a toi h'i'jlvJ 'lit to keep 1'uhuuuhut'hhi 'dd'' rssugh.tasugl frontier tit -ui. 15s S::al-!) 11 111 \IU' 'liii' U,'uc'r Iuulk', up a iirusisr' sIn,I yard. rlr,n't t,ce jclq.tiu'r whom l)IIu't SIis)I a fine little tatsii u'nilipk(a' with II 'silsuti flus'r's Ia'vc'lv yituiui f svpr hjq riunres. They'l' r','v . Is' - tic' Isa ' knuwis all her Ii . vsnI- I to ho' nsf' N' and mr,rr. esf an innocent rancher, Eddie I $Z114'sI tauti i h )'nj r Sheridan i. I';ddie 1"irestonc''. a town I'ipers ;suisl Sstuipv ':u lu's, to 5 lad qhp Is r:srrvjuit a torel, ti, rcu','ii tbc' vnrs. 'a" OUT ö ______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ IT Y 7HIS (vaE Jg5LF A5Jf' LITh Ht EY F0 \c-c TIME i E HME.' inI'I ' - __ - _________ C_ _________ rw Pui(z-' _______ , -i( _______________________________________________ ___________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ ______ pi- , I t*S,.\ SI ), _ _____ - I ______ ________ ____________ -nn 'm hi Muriel Lawrence tit tnIt ti,iti "III. If Iii' utters you a Wc','td%' it' II up I'' 1'' Iii.' nuniii,sgr' !Ifl5'II$'II f )lI ('IlflflI! 'iiii iIitIn't tliut,$I,iv ,iInvsinre ''ii 'viuh'h $d ing- laIr's ni' pri'I$ aiiith$. 1iti ilfitint' uii$ thi' n'ir' Inst l%flrE' : If Iii' ii ilii tip lii'ii''r' y''t i,,qlq( ir'iit I '. I un v,,ii ;v,,tti'J If he has Sits' hail h,,dis'1ui slini s'i' w$ Is bun nfl "iu jtdtit c')it'iIdiij' hnitlI of tliittsiny titlll1!M flIltilIlil Is'I IiIIiI i i.fiqi'q Sit siisq ii II' q• ,, iII$ wUl ft'"p - - t. ____ _______ ____ ,__;iivlJ _____ _______ ______ ____ __ ______ _______ _____ u ennt $055 (I5llifl$J ti1s fii$ - _______ _____ ______ ____ ' _____ ________ _______ \ _____ ____ _____ ____________________ :jus - ., -____________________ _________ _________________ ETTWED ,.iur ,. - _____ ___ ___ ,7/ I I . S , - _ ' _______ _________ - ___________ __________ _________________ _____________________ E I . _ _ ____ __________________ _____________ ___ ______________ _____________________________________________________________ __________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. I ' _____ I ft _______ _______ ____ - L \ Ut N _________ (. ,/ - _____ If ! ______________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ ________ _________________________ ____ ----- - ____________________ _______________ __________________ ________ _______________ _______ they are playing such a big on many occasions the man who is loudest In criticism of his parther is blind to his OWl) errors. r -• L _____ )Ofl (i( - wigs arc apt to be cycing you ' ,.,. -.-. ,,_ For Ahhy' booklet, World War 1, 1 'noticed s one will ever convince me I -' _____________ __________ ________________ - .Ds "OflC bill . to have a Lovely Wedding," askance also. Pay that Frenchmen of all ages tipthat a pregnant 'woman does _________ _________ _______ ___________ that Is so vital. 1)on't permit -w f' f. send $1.00 to Abby, j ping their hats to pregnant not have a special heavenly -- "-0 --1 ' t (/I 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. your credit to downgrade or women as they passed them beauty about her. 1 saw ft. i _w__ , r . M-- everything else suffers also. 90061J. on the street. I inquired B. 1. 8. (DALLAS) _________ _______-Tr ___________ MUON ChILDREN (June 22 ___________________________ to .lul - 21) Ynti have a vital ' : Jacoby and Son plan in mind. hut It has to be __ I ,, gone' over more studiously he.1 __________________________ if , 10'24 fore it can he made workable ---Ifyou arc planning some trip. --_______ _______________---____________________________________________________________________ ___________ ____ East really lit into hi partncr consider 11 from In arguments between bridge ___________ er' angle 24 F - 1L I 'b cc J: ) 'ro ' lt . _______ -• iTh# 'c1nc 1Th' A TiYfl4 &'Q JJtQ &/DJflQfl. _____ ________ ANJ IiMW' •tHt" iMrvr Jl'fJO•re! #ic Hwc! tMPYV O .' __ By Gaibraith SIDE GLA NCFJS _______ _______ ______ - isoUee the exceptional radi- aco6 - (\ __ HOuSE ___ #fl* 11C!) - ______ that endured that could not .lust keep busy clearing up I condition for you. only smiled, some personal problem and Im at some time have gone A few months later the ' press pals with your stamina DEAR ABRY: I am glad the rocks. mother gave birth to a baby a • * and character. You have a boy. Barry did not know at you said you thought a the world been sire that seems very vital to flow ha pregnant woman Is in a the time of his mark that 1-lowever. It behooves you his mother was expecting a sense "beautiful." I agree treating you? Unload your - ) 6 all media of expssinn hut for such "respect." tempry, hut It's nhnoal it Is only temporary so do not all the same. SEES Ifl'SEll It * CONFI I) E N T I A 1. TO he unduly concerned. I have been married for 12 AllIES (March 21 to April 19 DEAR AIII3Y: In 1914 a years, have nine children "ILAVINC (1UI PROTILEMS little boy named H arry with a tenth on the way, and THE FIRST YEAR": Mar- With all the duties ahead of watched his mother as she I have been in that- blimp- riagre is it job requiring the YOU, you are tcmpted to .eut consthflt effort of both part- down on whatever might prove like condition enough to stood t tho kitchen stove irs. If It isn't worked at to he most valuable, so labor know how unlovely I look. -stirring a pot of oatmeal. every day. It slips a littk. steadily and you get all done OUT OF SHAPE -Earn suddenly noticed an It Is my opinion that there just the same. The cxpert yost DEAR OUT: If you have unusual radiance In his been pregnant 10 times In never was a marriage that depend upon Is too busy. Show mother's face. Never btor flU are independent. failed that could not, have 12 years, then I would say had she looked so beautiful! TAURUS (April 20 to Ma 20) Wheys he mmarked on It, she that pregnancy is the normal succeeded, nor a marriage - _____ //(p ______ *beauWul! -' IHM t N ('.ENEflAI. TENDENCIES: __ OUR_ ROARTUNG O,AI 1 _____ flEAR \V. I.. S.: tnyhe idcctp those persons who do & it 's just as well. Whnt with not have much self.eontrol and the fli'w fnhInnnhte "tent" display n chip-nn.the.shoulder dresses, a gentleman couldn't attitude. Wov and fear aret he su which Indies qualify n apt to Pxptess themselves I inal is not henntfiul. And the sh*pc that a woman gets into (or out of) while ihe Is with child Is anything hut nonnal. Gnted, it Is only u5rE4 TO ',cJ NOV/f ( I Oct. 24, Uitfti 760 'ru / w'r 1 woman Is NO'! ' beautiful. p r e g n a ii t woman, that's ten wondered why we don't Try to hold yourself above any do It. here gli'bonl or negative thinking that. where you lost me. linleus you want to call a W. L. S. can be permeating ytat and Anything that is not norwoman *hoae fare Is puffed up, and whose ankles u,'e to twice their normu size, and who appears to he reea1g a 5b.pnd waeIon under her dress (P:flE.S LJ-(L LJE 60 — Page 10 - r 'I �-- - - _____,______ -. ' -- -- Hold Your Own Sale With Herald WantAcIs P1L Your 'White Elephant' A: Will Find : A Ho:me Through 322-2611 ______ 13. Catering - Food 2. Persnnal 6. Child Care Found ______________ ______________ ______________ 1RS. RRC\VN 7.1h1,TWs 1Tfl4'- 2 I . 1( '1'1 ?LRSRT & C'tTht, AT Urdt.d tat Rink 1 '.11.L fl(t bt ru'tiU.Ir nr' nu& )'rutt ik Fnt Rfl 41t'bI* 1n'iirr1 b)• th. ky tn th Uøt nw 4 nIhit th,n m."1( (i ('c.rt1fp(I Tpat'b,r - -.I1ost -' __________ I car tinincthg V.p $nv1t. .iern t/M,rInn Prti.t ____ ________________________ 2 P(,1SfltWI. 4-Beaut r,n'gt I'bt '°i ''é%1 1'°iIi S Pet c & Ipplir -- * i.3Pi 0 ice egou - _________________________________________________________________ m AWfl mu srifl;rn rloruia . ,,rr,'nr1 rufl r1 g . PiRinhift - C HA\'A I! 1Iin. and If dead the unknoan spouee heirs vIeea Iegatoa raflteaa. true tees, benefIcIarIes, creditors, lien- L• 5. C. BANNA; MflE. A. FRFE- thereof rec'ord.4 In ]'Iat Book tknn!u!m_ - heira dsIseei - florida - .. -- -- ,, . 1 --------- hnm11mnrlo-niithmatic blender ----------- drift -• ,lrinit iii hi ficlaries, made from an old fan motor. Magnetism from the et'edltnrss. Honors. SIP '' K1RflV Ph . F'(IR I) I'..s E( 1 RI( ( (1 .WELLS DRILLEI), PUMPS 15441 fl. TLAII..SVAY Siniltiol, Counts rinrlthl. n or Mr. l"et Ittikuir. ( l i' rk COM- Mt. .1, Mn. ti in A -Diet oJcr - ,iaiIy • ; It'. CUP IPJFIOf1t,/ cc1r-x--., rw\rc n','! $ 1 A r*e •ve $4 r'* qt,r. ,ii p. - t*' ' -S.., I IA PART 3 1Th SflRVICE STATION ,UMINI'$$ 1. Art1cle For Rent _____________________________________ nrr lndepcnI.nt loc.tIon In 'Lo it ti ' ' nfor& Re*eonible Inst• iime .v.nInu get aeintintU HOSPITAL flfl5 ttir1ays asallahi.. ?'• ment t*lOtI*fl4lO 244 fl541 or A wheat chairs, atek room supplies nfo,.l 3... 1U0. for tntntma 'so .is;iet-Ieti • 12 ,,i hotit for sale or rent lion I 1111 ( Mlett, Orlando, SI 3444 IJTOGETT RALL DRUO . dames. -- -. Pinecreal ShoPPIne Center 'Ibratora-Maesae 1olt.r. after A -lOIISWU,RKT _ O7 flQUpii.1, - Tihlets. Onl UWU. CARROLL'S YURNITUR PS at iuIMi' qs . .z tIVii ijOt'%iCC " ,vt !rs. rop of "our answer r pleading elnuel -_-- IA)lR' AL ,;ousil, (1 -- N 7 to to. 1*1.1774. ours jobs. High starLing pay. _______ 1O7 'iv. 7th HI. a ' JIIUt, kIt' ui 4f VOLKSWAGEN $4OO - 100 1)OWN q 822 17 12 wIth IlvIni III)flM nforl ton', iltnitig A kItchen. I*re f)rlsnl'i ;t c vtin furn 2 nr,1)vt(()'c tnfi,tn hnt,'a Kit f7A'i 1iiIi 1 m U' hn I *r I $'i$IIIltt' I city tahel Mnlarn OtituldA IVP rnnnthI h 322 IIS 4 , 7 U.VR 4. pI,. r, 3 r -•. U,n14't, -- _____ivti - .. i u tiiii ritan, I)liIIt-Ifl eating area P7qAg rn -' - CII)t5Ø CtP* prlv bn' k a,.1 waIIa1 In for ----------- ---- (.y P'L'tOfl . ---- Truv --l'c"l'" ''-j ii v,r KwA',F V - ' ----TIIIR Oil' IInt,ae nee4 a tenan'. "all .3163 qfA5 Miiai.na lit, I.iiiit'ilry. QII (OT- w'")' it' Inlitig w'"r. 23-i2I 2 ""a TI rarIllr;n TIII SV)VK'M I,PADPflfl mtin, *4': \Vovn ha'k A ilon. a - ___________ ___________________________ _________________________ __________________________________ CUPTOM HAT flAt1 ipntt 11 ( , jJ. free eutImte as required Thousands of jobs vrire, has been filed against °L All'e I. Xnrdgren, .1 V' / ........_-." I \.. PERsOP)ALtTV TYPES ALtUAYS 1At)R7 WAPSr it) TXPRT CARPET CWCANIN(, -- 5TT OF i.OR1flA TOt st&Id LAttA Fflltfl and cause In the office of the Clerk Clerks and 1napertnrPrerIflrt ford IlL'LT 4 ' rseni Call ' creditors, Uenor*, asuignena, sue- written answer or lefenueu to Clerk. nuil lt,sprrtot* for the son. Mrs. Anna H. MeWborter ANr.E k $K1 - 1% Afl ron SF.IIO31 ('fli. rl nm& BCAUSg IT V WIY i ir TIIAT 't)t) T1OPJ( Phone 4 844 1 - fl'%Y -_-- 'r -- )WI114tPJ(, sh ilif • - p. Or ____________________ AatI,ss ê ss. furnitur, want- 4. sale Inquire ot park ________________________________ - -- FREE Information on jobs, salaries, r.qlursmlflta. Writ. fligh.t prices paid. fl4 before 10 a. m. 'iVANTIt)t .'lIent wattitig. 11* c/o Sanford H.rsld. r 22.27;n , ___________________________________ rural ),nt,,e--2 Ibiriti hie. WhUa vith bl -k op an I rnrpt.rte, large Stnrnge, Swlti,- _________________________________ QUA Iai'rY 51)111 iI' Hf iSI S ining Pool, 4 AtrnN of Ipealit . rnihi' ?riitarn.eion. CsU 32.10477. 7)%'jif, _________________________________________ - ms r.ortr X(1 C$)nvsr•IhIe PT. 222-2$2 _________________________ .tl. . . -. , . ,• Florida ( (it p r,t ii t I o Ti Whi(!h ,nswr or defences , .. 'a ': a, v•.if. CAMR.A SELL UI Your Purattars. Quick SHOP SUPER TRADING POST ' ..........• . - - Mrs. T:iiy.al,..:h Srr).erge'r, Clerk; Ida, this 1th day of October, dissolved. its u kzir.wn successor,. thu nature of said stilt Is a suit -''.' - anford,112-2270. . Full or part time. Untimitid THE TIME TESTED FIRM nuithga Ph. 122-4412. ___________________________________________ 120 N. PARK AVENtJE •• 55. FurnIture For Sale AMBITIOUS MAN hours per U8DFuraitUts,&ppitsoss, IF TOti can work 3 Clerk of the Circuit Court Pi',is. Mrs. F. W. r'cpe, Mr. 11*1 Severs, Mrs. Willie Zahukovec through. under or for the said Seminole County, Florida 4M and noflk of Neatiasle Boule- r47 West South Street tuted Is the Circuit Court of the Mr. C. B. Klrtl.y Otto .1, ItILtImgartner. Clerk: Margaret Jane Causolberry, Mrs. Publish Oct. l'. I"lnrida; ny and ll others h*'- the abbreviated tttle of this ease W. Millet, Mr. C. N. Viulvet 3aeohs. Mrs. Mary East '. It'$€ Edward interest In or claiming any Is OVETWTREET INVESTMENT Mr. ng Mrs Dolotre Hiflman, Cool: DDF-49 the following described property COMPJ'.1', it Florida corporation, 1Ltitter, Mrs. Dorothy ruller, Mr. B. H. Clerks and laspeelors -Prrotaet located iii em1nnIe County Plot- v. S.C. HANNA, et a.1. - Mtaeannt, Spdau, proper Ida, to-wit: It is hereby ordered that this ,1arri, Mrs. Betty French -Precinct Mrs. Mary St.arktt, Clerk: Mrs. E, (I. arid 1. (less' bP' Blocks order and notice ahall be publish- Clerks 'md inspector. - (tiled,, Nancy Ii. Martin, Mrs. Thomas gin at Northwest Cottint of .0 mire a week for four nonseLot 11, Block I. Tract 24, run rutive weeks in the SANFORD Mrs. B. F. King. Clerk: Mrs. E0 Houshoid.r. Mr. C. B, Costs N Sualey, Mrs FIllet Miki,'r. Clerks and lnsp.-sq,,re -Precinct thence' North 7' 20' West 2i HEItALD, a newspaper published Mrs. Eleanrit Morgan. Mrs. him- 2f l.nkr lnry. cast of Cou*trfeet, thence Southwesterly ti' in Seminole' County, Florida. ii point on the' West line of WITNI see Clerk of ni. K Means, Mr. T. H. Dani,,ll. Cluh Road Mr. Edward 1. Zimmerman, Lou 10, iZ feet, from South- said Circuit Court or the' Nitithi 1rs. .lan.- Moor: w.'st Carrier thereof, theru'c ,ludicliel Circuit In anti for Semi- Clerks nail Inspeel"rs -Precinct e'lerk; Mr. Cliffurd Corden, Mrs. . .' 1'ori,. C'me. Mr. C. S. Donahlson 5out)u to Southwest Cntiipt of role' County, FlorIda, stud the' g - e.enei'a 4 said Lot 20, thence North- seal of said Court. at Sanford. Mr. WIllis E. P11I'l.'. Clerk: Mrs ('ierk'm and Inspector. -Precinct 151 lu-lIe' S. (Iltison, Mrs. Emma Sanfeird Ii, easterly to i,uinl of b..girun- Seminole' County, FlorIdit, Mr. Richard H. Kretz.'i Ilrldr, south of Celery Aeane 111th day October, pni, tng (herks stud luai'erliirr -Prerluel * south to take a Wyuuewo..d (SEALI AND - Chulunta Mr. Harold Applehy, C2erk: Mrs. 7 All Hlfl(k5 3 and K all In Arthtir B. B.'ckwtth it Tract 2 Mr. Norman M. Fore, Clerk; hit. Gladys S. Flowers. Mrs. Lucille' C. (PT SANLAWDO Clerk of the Circuit Court, C. L. Itouldeft. Mrs. Anna E. Taft- Kirchtuotf, Mrs. Lids C. Stine, SrItINGS. Seminole County, Seminole' County Florid,. .'Iy, Mrs. Ltinil1 •Innth'5. Mrs. Martha II. Rattoret, Mrs. l'lu,ricla. according to P1st Dv Donna hi. Markos Clerks and ins,cetors -Precinct Emma Lou Saunders. Mr. 'iV. B thereof recordcd in P1st Book Deputy (lerrk Goldenrod Toll -. i'ng.' III of the' Public Iti'- ,' / George' N. Dismantle Mrs Gliiit'e L. .lntu. Clerk; Mrs. Clerks and Inspectors - Precinct cords a! Seminole County, ot liak,'r & fliekeir Wilson. Mrs. Vera hI. 5 - Central Sanford, 12th Street 63 East pine Street Florida. hues the right of rr, It. tL trg'et (p. . of lriterstSte Highway Virginia Eurta. Mrs. Ellen W. Mrs. Ralph Atusttn Smith, Clerk; Four us established in 0. It. Orlando, Florida Forte, Barbara Svzeflc'u.t. Miss Edna Chittenden, Mr. hi. N. Ittiol: 11, Page 471s, Public Attorneys fir J'ltIrtiff Nov. 7, 4 Mrs. Charlotte 5. Alt.recht. Mrs. Cleveland, Sr., Mrs. fl. P. Colt, ltecorcl of Seminole Coun- PiiblIhi Oct. 34, 3 Margaret Berry, Mrs. Charles Mr. ,loel 5. Field, Mr. T. R. ty, Florida. and th.' right 0! 1066 Iutt'm, Mrs. Clayda 3onee Tu'nee'n way In 'favnr ci! Seminole II)F-'l - (lerks and Inpert.irs - precinct (i,rk. and InipcetnrPr,eIact County. Florida. as cstsl,ijsh,. - Sanford. West of French 1% 'V II B ('IIt(I'I'I' t1ft1'ftT. S - lake IIrasfle area, 'mouth i'd in Deed Book 1. Avenue, 'mouth of 0th Street. east . 5fl 4311 and eNSI ii, 1-I. NINTH Jl'DICIAI CIitCIIT. 1% .i17. Public Rei'i'ttie 2tleCie'llPfl, of Rnilru'md, north Ii, 1'. Virginia ANSI P011 NillO1.B CIi*'NTY, iic,le County, Florida Mr. Clarence hi. AtchiCy, Club itoad rIDnIDA. den:: r. AND Mrs. Itena Rybieki. M.rs.. AflIl 0. Mr.. Mary .1. Altman, Clerk hits. 1041113 if ALTA- IN ClI4%CI3IIT arid Lots i Mrs. Antic H. Baird, Minflie' H. Smith, Rev. hi. C. Rosa, GULF' LIFE INSIRANCE COi Ci't'i'Iset"l. MONT, according to Pint (iltA1'HUAIALYS1 Howtrd Couchman (left), Mrs Stirsi Itt1(I('rt'I'('k. Mr. Harry Mrs. Vonda Miller. Mrs. Martha tiinre'of ri'eitrfled in Plat Bi,c,k lANY, a ecirporsit ill. It. Azzietehlo, hits. Marie FitspatPttrttff. Iii's" of the T'tihiiie Re'guest speaker for the South Seminole .laycees Lii" l'*g'Precinct rich Clerks isnil Itsai,rellira ,,f 5,'nilyie,it County, v traits dies Night dinner-meeting, looks for hidden WILLIAM M. L/tI:NI-;ST AND III - Luke Mnr', west of Coun- Clerks and Inspectors - Precinct I lonida, 341 Northwest Sanford to 1-4 iurI.-uidieitts PAFItICIA 13. EAItNL-2ST, )ii try (huh' Ilnud revealed in the handwriting of Program ChairH. hi. C',l.'ason, Clerk: iiT$. Mrs. Juanita Pent, Clerk; Mr.. wife; et aL Mr. NOTICE OF Sti',' (Herald Photo) man Stan Trahan. Flufetidittitit. Catherine' 5. Gtihr, Mrs. .1 'H. Nellie E. Gcrnd.peerd, Mrs. Mary 'VHs ist. Mrs. Fiorrie P. MDO?i' R. Iclitnab., NOTICE (IF NEZ'S' .7. 3. Go'I'ocek H. C. HANNA. if living, iind If Clerks stud iuisperleirs - Precinct Clerks and Inspectors -Prt-.iuel dead, tjs.. unhcnrwn ,i;wuse, heirs, TUB STATE OF JLOIIIDA_ pprings to Altamuate des'isaete, lugateiss, granted. trus- iOi It. H. MACT & COMPANY, 11 - Weal Mrs. Virgina Mchianus, Clerk; INC.. it (i(IrI)Orkti011, tradIng 14. oreditors, l,uiue,ficiseriea, tech, Handwriting tend doing busines, as Dan- Mr. Edward A. Levy, Clerk; hit. Mrs. Glee Norman, Mr. Ed Mats, lianurs. assignees, successors or son.Mx.tnn Ce.. II West William \'orholser, Mrs. Harriet Mrs. Lucille Norman, hire. Doroothers claiming an Interest I'. Schembera, Mr. Frank Am34th Street, New York. New 11. Beam, Mr. B. E. Richard, Mrs. through, under or tar the' said 5 Lorraine' Sancacli, Mrs. Margaret huhier, Mrs. Fred Stanley Turk C. IIANNA; .MItS. A. FItEELANI). Clerks and lnapretora - Preeiaet Jaycees And Wives The' D.rfendsnt H. H. Msc & Shia!fner. Mrs. Mimi Mason Admtziistrsetriz of P. McQuaid, If - Loch Arbor area living, stud If dod, (he unknown ('omparuy, inc., a corporation, (lieriio and Inspectors - Precinct 1-.rarest (2117, South of As$ Mrs. Harrlett Williams, Clerk; spouse. heirs. devisees, leg'Mees. trading and doing business and vocational aptitude. By JAKE CASSELBEIUIY trustees, beneficiaries, DavIson-Mzttori Co., Is hereby Mrs. Biatrice Pardue, Clerk; Mt. bits. Dot Leary. Mrs. Kathcr'z, In giving some of the back- grantees, Malloy, Mrs. Betty Class South Seminole .'Iaycees and creditors, hlenors. assignees, suo- notified that a suit hat heron filed Chc'tor L. Se'niore, Mrs Amy ground of' t}ut history of hand- (,essurs, or others claiming an aga.irstit said Defendant and Wil. Whriideli, Mrs. Jessie L- Noweilt, Clerks and Inspector. -Precinct Ilandtheir wives bud - North Loagw..d to Sn 47 by, through, under or ham hi. Euruit'st send Patricia B. Mrs. Mnr' W. Kreflzet. Mrs. Lucy tatted interest writing analysis, hit Mrs. Elena Shaw, Clerk; hire, for the said MRS. A. FILEELAND, Earnest, his wife; English Es- Prlsk!ll, hire Caroline Nagel writing analyzed anonynlouatl5' that it got's burl: at as Adurilnistratnlx of P. hicQuleid titti's, Inc., a eurporatitin; anti (iierks ssnil inspectors - Precinct Sara L Taylor, Mrs. Marguerite j. Morrison, Mrs. Olive Beaver, Or- fur air Nero, one of the earliest LAURA FC'ItI) anti .1OHN FORD, WileD Scaffolding ci! BtevS,rd, is - Ni,rgb t)rlsuud.s, north by Howard Couchntan Mrs. Marie Elgiru, Miss Wlnnlfre'i her isustuttid. if hivin. iin6 If Inc., it coriiorittic,n. itt the above isit 434 lando, grapho.unalyst, itt at on retard. When introduced to dead, theIr unknown apoUses. entitled cause'; and that It. Mrs. ji,nrsier E. Gray, Clerk: Mrs. hicHale, Mrs. Meda Cisaniiairlin Camilla D. Bruce car- Ruth Fuller, hit. Edward Ferrgu' Ladies Night Dinner at Trade- this country It was dominated baum, devts..s, legateos, $'raii- blacy & Company, Inc., Supervisor of Election, and for- toes, trustees, beneficiaries, ct'e. priretloti, trading and doing bust- son. bins. Louise Jackson Cussclberry. by pseudo-scientists at Winds Cafeteria Seminole County, Florida ditors, lienora, aaslgsie.a, sucoes- ness as Ds'v1on-Mxton CO. Is Clerks and Inspector. -Precistct president tune toilers, but now hats risen sore, cit others claiming an iii- h,creb' required to file its An- 14 - South L.EWS'0d A Fr-rn T'ul'hlsh Oct. 4, 1466 Couebman, past PDF-67 "wet with the' Cierk if the shove Park to Iiwt. 17-52 to an atcuopted science used tert'st by, through, under or for sium.'el Court and to serve and rn-founder of the it cv) Mr. Ruymofld Morris, Clerk; Mrs. the said LAURA FORD and CERTIFiCATE OF land Chapter of Grapho-anady- widely in crime detection, aD- .11s FORD. liar husband; OR- thereof upon I'iaiutiff or Plath. Arlene Austin. Mrs. Ellen 'V. (UIU'ORATIG IJIItSOLVTION Dudley, Mrs. Joyce hi. Colborn, A.NGE BELT RAILWAY 0051- tiff's attorneys, s' sla, specializes in counseling ciul work, and industry. PANT, a/k/a ORANGE BELT and addrae. are: ROGERS, TOW- Sirs. E've1'ti BIrk,nmeyfir, Mrs. through handwriting analysis, Nineteen handwriting Kimble, Mrs. Raymond IN TIlE NARE AND UT THE ItAfldIOAP COMPANY, a Flor- BUS, BAILEY, JONES & OAT, Ruth Al'THOI(ITI' OF THE ITATE Islurrle 131)0 Florida Title Building, Jack not corporation which working in the fields who trained for seven Ida Preetnot OP FLORIDA ln.peeti'rs unknown aucsonvihls, Florida, nut later than Clerks and the been dippolveid, its relations, child guidance, years, are employed by fly TO AIL TO WHOM THESE PRE____________________________ ia - Worth Centred Sanford in interest, grautees, November 2l)tscI, A. P., 1146G. Hor.tensP 'V. RouinuIl&t, SENTS SHALL COME. GREET. FBI in the Washington office. trustees. creditor., lienura, as- If the IIe'fendisnie It. H. Musc' Mr. Irving I. Cbft*i'. Mrs gueea, or other, claiming an & Company. inc.. tradlug and Clerk; Pete Milliot was awarded Whereas, JOHN W. MOSGO, B. Cooper, Mrs. Minnie business as bs"Iison-MszGladys interest b, through, under or doing 25 prize for finding the "my-. f or the ..id ORANGE BEll! ton Cci., IssUe to file sand serve si Strickland, Mi'. .3. HUgh' Tru- ORLANDO, FLORIDA; WALTER W. Latug, Mr. A. PORN, C A S S B L B B H 11 T, ster' man" In the current Jay. RAILWAY COMPANY. s/k/a OR- its Answer by tald date, Decree luck. Sirs. Annette ICer!oot FLORIDA; GERALD E. GUN. ANGE BELT RAIROAD OOM- Pro Ciumfosso will be entered Mahion A. Wright, Mrs. Emmett McCall, Mrs. NERSON, C .A S S B I.. B E It R deniandliryauut, 51j, IDLAD against It for the relief and PANT FLOBIDA FL.ORIDA did so on the 27th day Itusisell Pearson signing hun up as as new mem- RA1LRO#I) COMPANY, a Florida ad In the Complaint. The nature of said suit being Clerks send inspector. - Precinet of SEPTEMBER, AD. 11410 cause ben not has corporation which A Christmas Barsar featuring her. George Bare iniuzatger of dissolved, its unknown nuocnss- for the foreclosure of the inert- iii - Ue-ar Lake ares to be incorporated under the law. all types of handmade articles, " Dan's in Seminole ore In interest, gra.uteea, trustees, iage dated December IIi.11460, re- Sirs. John Tate., Sr., Clerk; Sirs. the' Mists of Florida I) & C Lillian Jones, Mrs. Elisabeth C. P}(EIIIj. iNC.. a corporation, with the my- creditors, lienora, assignees, or corded on December 21, 1560, borne baked and canned ftiods, Platzu was revealed Mr. its principal place of buatnsa others claiming an interest hr. Official Records. Volume 237, Itit'hi, Mr. Gerald F. bebiefen, and holiday novelties Will be story man. Hare lives on ai- through, under or for the said pages 215-22*, public reeurd of Clsi)'toti H. Pence, Mr. Norman at CASSELBERRY, SEMINOLE COIJN'I'Y iti the State of Florida, FLORIDA MI LANI) RAILROAD Seminole Ccunt', Flutid, cover- C. Idurrit), Sir. Stanley Kuras sponsored Tuesday, 10 a, rn hiatus Road, Cuaelberry. and whereas such corporation COMPANY; .ATLLNTIC COAST Ing arid encumbering th. follow. Clerks and I*apeeture -Per until 4 p. rn. In the old Sears John W. Smith, membership LINE Hwy. IT-SZ did on the 4th day of October, aAuBoA.J) COMPANY, a ing described property situated 17 - ('aas.-Iberi'i-. Bii4. S. Ta- A. I). 31414. causs to be filed in atore in downtown Sun chairman, reported that 25 new Virginia corporation, authoria.d In Seminole C-ount'. F1ur1d, to- east us 5esstauI srlila Blond. sooth t Mad Mug iii. office of the Secretary of of wit: ford by Seminole County Home- iuitmkse'rs have been recruited to do business in the Stat. The East *0.45 feet of Lot 31 11usd. wr*t S. Lake H.wsU Pood State of the State of Florida', Florida; any and aU other. baa'the documentary authority ia. majeers Clubs. and the' West 64.f4. feet of to Uwi. 17.03 during the drive. itig or claiming any interest in ENG. Mrs. Eleanor Ste'rr$, Clerk Mrs qutr.d under Seothu 101.27. Flcr. Lot Its in Block H of I allowing deeontb.d propsaly All patrons purchasing mer_______________ flerthit Zimulier, Mr. Arthur C. id. Ststut.s, showing the disaplu. LiMB ESTATES UNIT County. looat.d in chandise 'i'&duod at $1 or more Seminole County, Florida, ac- Whejetle)'. Mr.. Betty Overman, t'or of such corporation. Florida, to-wit: Now, therefore, the $.crstsry cordiitg to pint thereof ro- Mrs. Owen W. Miutey. Mrs. Franwill he eligible to compete for Blocks' E. 0. and I (less begin eordd In Phil hook It, page cer MaClure, Mr. Edward Fender f State does hereby certify to Lot Northwest Corner of a' South Seminole Welcome Wathe dow' Prize. Mrs. Ruth GaI1a 1. of the Public Records of (hlesIta and IuapeoS.rs - Preui*iiet the foreulug end that )e Si ii Block I. Track *1. run satisfied that the requir.meats is - bsueIand Estate, of Seminole County, Florida, the Lake Mi.uthum gon Club will meet at 11:30 an. gher, th'onoe North 7 21)' West 56 my lisizid and the Mr. Tbeudi4it It. (jhL4g, Clerk; .f sh law hìave been complied thence Southwsstbnly WITNESS feet, club who is serving as overall Restaurant in Mailtiand for to a point on the West liDs Seal of said Court n4 Sanford, Sirs. Mary Ann Morton, Mrs. with. Mrs. TiterThursday itt the Open Hearth IN WJTN1CIM WHEREOF. I thairman, report.d today. of Lot 10. E feet, from $es*iitiole County. Florioue. this 1'hylUe Si. hiuttinitti, Corner thsi'esf. the 20th day of October, A. B. eisa Fey. Mrs. Lillian Franklin, hs'.. hereunto sat w' band stud Southwest Each club will have it,s own buffet luncheon and cards. All Mrs. Eliwi bossy)', sirs. Edna B. lieve' affixed th. Great Seal of to a.thw..t lBr$G. booth and funds derived will go newcomers In the area are inthe State of Florida. M Tails.. Dunhani 10, th.iuce (Court Meal) (horsier of said bases.. Preetaet Iaeaertur. the Capital, tbm the aad (Ijerk. Lattur 'H. htedi,witb, Jr. vited to attend and 4t. point of for i.e reservations Northeasterly Into individual treatsurier Clerk of the Circuit Court lii - %esstk. sisolbasret nestles .f FOttIITH dity of OCTOBER. A. I). ginning) sponsorshif) of variouE activities may tie' made with the club 1466. aalurd Dy: Purina SI. Murky. ANT) TOM ADAMS such is &endiug Deputy Clerk 51'. - Aiim' C;r.-. Clerk. Mr. N. Alt Rli-k, .1 and K all iii riuu to 4 H liosteur. Mrs. Sy DtrVries. or Secretary cii 14, V Famthet. 5j5. .A. 3). A titanic. $7 Sr Nua $ANL.JNDO Piit'ilsti Oct. 4, Tract 4 of c.awp and to sfat.tr and nat.ional Mrs. Lawrence Pettimiti, both Ms-a'. Juan Williams, Mrs.. Anal. J'ubuisb Oct *4, 1146 £PRUiGI. £$nsl. O.unty,11046. of Caaastbsry• H. 5I.csk.wskt. Mr.- Ursula H. DDP'-dS a.lngL flNtSe. all_ruz PIM DDY-7$ A.H-8. Bergen and his family reside at 2403 (Navy Photo) Graxidview Avenue. Beat 4 22 & Nov. ECHO1 lur,(IACR TRAILER, 4' ' person Medallion Bowl In WIIAON-MALE* PUSH. tans. Restaurant, Maltiand. uy • Sell • TT545 ______________________________ 111-1611 $ii.1IK.letSt. HOUSEWIVES £ MOTHERS . 60. BusIness OpportunitiesUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY I'M LOOKING tot a TAKECHARGE person te aid ins in the sale and distribution of t VTC•: ()rla.ndo. 1452, -_ ' 90. Lots For Sale FARE SENT QUICKLY. hAyA.MAID, 4 BOND ST., GREAT S BEAUTIFUL, high lot. On Lake Sylvan, 2 miles west InNECK, N. Y, - LegalNotice THE CIRCUIT coURT THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF AND FOR SEMINOLE CVN. 'VT, FLORIDA. CHANcERY NO. 1S FALL. RIVER SAVINGS DANK. plaintiff, to Mrs. King, Jack & Jean's Beauty Salon, Sanford Plasa. at 4 And all partie. claiming Inter- ests by, through, under, or against- ICING B. BROWN and CAROLE 3, BROWN, s/k/a j an. Homemakers contest . Dipper as Robson Sporting Goods - kItchen, betting & co1ing. TOWN'N LAKES APARTMENTS GARDEN & reasonahde 3 ROOM Bachelor type furn. Apt. All utilities Included, $50 mo, 213 week. 3-2764. ROOM turn. Apt. $35 mo. In. cluding water & Electric. S ROOM Furnished Apt. $40. 111 E. 8th Street • 3-BEDROOM, dining room, 1% NICE * 111)851. frame home situelect in a 10 acre producing' 11$W.tadSt. bath, paved dead-end St. 3 Orausgti grove. Only nslrisites SURS APTS. close yr.. old. Owner being trans- Stemper Agency 121* 3. French *21-444) YOU Probably missed a. sale to TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO NEAT ZtURAL iioii day.. _Ui•Want-Adsdaily. WILLIAM 8, RAISON, 'iVITI-! many features you expect WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS II: 'U. S. Naval Dental Techni. Legal Notice Naval ___________________________________ clans School, U, H. Training Center, San Diego, IN COUNTY JVflfU'N COURT CalifornIa, 92133: FLOIIII)A SEMINoLE A sworn Complaint having 511$ for Florida living, beautifully landscaped, with variety of fruit trees, close in on l)aved road, Iteaeonial,le pri'. arid time to terms. 'l'oday I. the Crumley Monteith. Inc. If. fleckwith, Jr. C. Version Mi.. Jr., of _____________________________________________________________ - BOAT BUILDERS CABINET MAKERS ..O (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) APPLY TO: DAYTONA MARINA BOAT WORKS t,ot State - I - 'i - ' fi' I . !" -'' -- I II '11#' - :' 'i -'- '''" - --.,. - F B0'!'H EXCLUSIVE Call it Pays To Use Crumley - Monteith The Herald Inc.Sales-Rentals Stenstrom Realty COMMODORE R•al Estate Want Ads APARTMENTS Realtor LIsting Multipi. A ___________________________________ 100W,litMt.Ph.12$-liSt _______________________ 2565 Park Drive FURNISHED - UNFUB.NI8HED 3-2420 Ph. Resident Mgr. *22-1240 Houses For Sale Legal Notice _____________________________ HOUSE & GROVE AVALON APARTMENTS Ve1come y I payment WANTED! Seinie1e _____ down buy , CAROL.B BAG.GETT, hi. wife; Call us for appointment. and GERTRUDE BROWN, and to been filed sgain.t you In the ESTATE OF all parties bseing or claiming to CIrcuit Court In for Seminole L. EUGENE OATTON, have any right, title, or Interest County, Florida, by BONNIE B. DECEASED In lbs property herein described. IIASSON,' for divorce, the short NO'I'ICE TO cuBorrolls i BONNIE B. '4,0 YOU ARE hereby notified that till, of which hAVING CIL PERSONS WIL. ('J,AI5 OR DBUANUI AGAINST Real Estate Sales - fleutals a Complaint to foreclose a mort- II A 8 8 0 N, Plaintiff, Ph. 4511 100 W, Iii It, encumbering the following LIAM S. HASSON. Defendant, SAID ESTATEs these presents are to command real property; You and each of you are hare- THREE BEDROOM, 1 114th, *1 East one foot of Lot 3* and you to aposar and file your An. by notified and required to tll electric home, Via, room, builtswer or oilier defense or plead. 1, 80, Block Lot all of any claims and demands which in Stove, Garbage Disp'ssl. NORTH ORLANDO TOWN- irig herein whim the Clerk of the you, or either of yOU, mussy have central Heat and Air, feuuted SITE YQUIITH ADDITION, Circuit Court of Seminole C0un against said estate In the office Yitr.i. Near Uif Cour.e in 'i'.'e COPY of according to the p1st thereof ty, Florida, stud serve Karlyle Ilousholder, I-Ion. N_lirceus.321:0579. attorney, Plaintiff's thereof on Book 11, Fist as recorded in County Judge of Seminole Coon. page II, Public Record. of C. Vernon Ml.., Jr, Attorney ty, liii office in the Court houses I'or Rent at Law, Post Office Drawer Z, Blouse In Sanford, Florida, with. _______________________________ Seminole County, Florida. baa been filed against you in the Sanford, Florida, on or before In six calendar months from the above-styled mu, and you are lb. 16th day of November, A. P. time of the first publication of LAKE lit Ally, Clean 2 JIDIIM. )ie)uas. 1"urn. Adult.. NO l'sts. a copy of your 1561, or oth.rwiss decree pro thi. notice, Each claim or ci.required to rthur the ______ price, -tral duct heat, two air conditionema, fenced yard, many other extras! $16,800 with low once a. week for four consecutive (MEAL) I', 0. Box 3631 Arthur If. Ueokwlth, Jr. TIIIIEE IIICI)ilOOM Block House weeks in The Sanford Herald, Orlamsulo, Florida Clerk of Circuit Court for rent. Near Base. $61 issonth. Dated thIs 6th day of October, Publish Oct. 1, 10, 17, 24, 1*61 By: Martha 'V. Vibben Call *21-0635. DIW-2 1*66. P. C. (HEAL) A TICPI4IGNMON & Clerk of the Circuit Court CLEVELAND, MIZE By: Donna SI. Merkos Post Office Drawer Z IJ.puty Clerk Saisford, Florida van den Iierg & Gay Attorneys for J'ha'Ilutift P. 0. Box 2407 Publish Oct. 17, 24, 21 & Nov. Orlando, Florida 17, 24, $1, 1*11 7, 1511 Publish Oct. I)DF.60 D1)F.*4 uuuuu w rsu - .. ____________________________ WICt4AKA APATITME74TH 122-1120 No 711 K. First 81. ____________________________ Qualifying. against censure . ................-, '" sara'. baa - ' Answer to the Complaint on the confeseo will be entered manel must be in writing' and _____________________________ plaintiff's attorneys, van den ycu. contain thu. tlac.' of rusl'lotsco Fl.e. The "Situford Herald" Ii dosi- and 1,051 office addruss of lisa S hii)ltSi., Built-In Kitchen. Berg & tisy, P. 0. Box 2407, Or. 'iV. Coieuuienu room, 1130 tutu. l0 gi'usrsul gnated as a newspaper of the hindu, Florida, and to file lainia,st amid mislist be swamis to Circle. 3i3-0 113. original of such Answer with the clrcuhsatiots in which this ctta- by the claisuuant, isis agent or Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit tii.u' shah be iubhinhied once sacli attorney, or the narita shall be liUltlil. i"UIIN, house; 31flll(M. cotsiacutive void. four for Court on or before the 9th day of week io' whit. Irailt'i' at lhwuuseuu'a we.'ks. November, 11461. If you fall to do // Charlotte II, ('liii tutu 'i'raikr Court. 6i14.I'JOi. WII'NEH lilY hand and offi_____________________ so, a decree pro oonfeuo wilt A. i':z..cutrix of tutu estate be taken against you fur time re- cia! eel of the Clerk it lisa hlssi'lss 'fuick u,,fuu'usiststI 'i'WO Ili'li"flOi t?st 3lef demanded in the Counpiatrit. Circuit (bourt OH Cliii 'us '.4th Oils., llaHlrick & itobtissusi isouse, It lichuets equipsv.1. 'Vista Notice shall be pubhtsh•d day of October, A. P., 1*66, Attorsse)-s at law ('all 32Z-3l. ' ' "' fenced in yard, well landacapcci with patio. Priced to pall $13,694. Low clown payment, $107 monthly covers all. at Mary- ' Furn. apt. 301 Pi. 5th Mt. family gage a - ii,. large vu, least -- Features monthly payments! anti of .- bargain NOTICE OF SUIT wife their .'n thu ' and GERTRUDE BROWN CleartIeld B..4 4401 Spring, )la173$fld Silver it'1S"fiL.L,.E,D YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER room, built-in color equipped I £ 2 BDRM. APTS., completely equipped by GENERAL ELEC.1 204-4-i K. lit St. 212-4941 Kitchen, breakfast hat, walk TRIC which Includes electric -______________________________ •tip •ir enn.tiInniira " - -- For - apartment. A'I tilt. only. Call 322.2930. 322.16171 In. Jimmy from city limits of Sanford. ferred. Appraised $14,200. AsCowan. 322-4013. bargain at $17,800. Terms can ______________________________ BROWN; and THE NORTH OR. !!'_. aume mtg.. $500 down, $95 mo. CHANCERY NO. 10335 lie arranged, LANDO COMPANY. 470 Evergreen Ave., Longwood. Defendants BONNIE B. HASSON Evening and Sunday 3.2601 338-9973 Plaintiff, NOTICE or SUIT Tot KING E. BROWN and CA BY O'iVNER: Three Bedroom house, low down payment, AflA Multiple ListIng Realtor ROLE 3, BROWN, a/k/a WILLIAM S. IIASSON Defendant. INSUROR sum. Stortgaga. Caii 3-007. APPAiSER CAROLE BAOGETT, hi. Analyzed .. lion, Drive, South on Maureen to Lake. Excellent Investment. GINGER BREAD 255-924*, Orlando. 3 BEDROOM, 3 Bath, Brittany, Kitchen color equipment, can- build later, COURT, CIRCUIT TUE KING B. BROWN and CAROLE IN .7. BROWN, a/k/a CAROLE BAG- NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN GETT. his wife: GERTRUDE ANSI FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mrs. ', family room with tireplac. in terata.te 4 on 46 to Maureen now, V.uatry- ....-. .......... Wednesday, October 24th. Storage, Orlando Call etc. or write P. 0, Box Manager ' metinitersitip Garage, 241-95*3 _______ Ay.., Warehouse, house, ply Stat. Employment Office, 11:00 a, in. 00 French interview, call the of MAWVACIC, NURSE'S AIDE, I day a week. Sales ATTRACTIVE LOTS INC. at 644-S241 between 2 & TRIPLE A. location, at & price Call DeBary, 4p. 111. you cannot afford to miss. Buy $4$.43$7. 'personal ReaItT }Iunt - car Ing available. I'm in the wholeisle Cosmetic business. For a ' -r & Fran-h a SCan Motivate A direct a isles force. _________________________________ it you qualify, new & finane- BEAUTICIAN. Apply in •tSOfl page Set Bazaar ' 3. $2,500 to Invest; i! fam- perth, area. this age: - '- Vrse Front-Pind Cnak ancy. Call 322-290* after 6:10 FURN Downatatra Apt. 601 Pal. FIItEtt elLA, Cloth, Ra-auru, p. til. 87-Business Rentals inetto Ave. Ph. 32-1374 afer (a WholePaint ________________________________ & p. m. Lila fica. Tm. 331.1421. -_1.AL.L..L9,_. fl AVV'MMA DADV I.UO1Zi1It'.&JL4 &iJIjiIAI IJU-). ________________________ .Lii, V MARSHALL Field, family owned square ft. floor 3 80051 FuitNIslIr-:!) APT. $4 •nterpri•e, has part-tint. p_ SANFORD: 1,440 GATPiWAT TO TH nsa. All utilltie't except gas. space, plus 5 Offices. Suitable vi:rt livable 3 Bedroom, 1% portunity to earn $1504 for WATERWAY for Paint & Body Shop, Part. bI*gnuil.i, Apt. I 213 l;ath, CU honse in choice boa10 hours work each week. Ap- blAID5''N Y. TO $75 wk, BUIlT 1. Preferably, over 30 years of ________________________________ JOBS, TOP RBFERI'NCES Mrs. of in Jim CALTBAflT REAL ESTATE Qualifications: ostera Mr.. products our - ..__cu.p' -....-'- Fva Your TIre irr;Mp}frt:y. TIRPi fONf7%VOOfl: Red Hrlck. corner, 101-TraDer Space-Rent fenced hinuce, $ RDRM., 1 % ________________________________ bath, $200 down, $91.41 month- TItALLEU & g,aCpi'Oft tiAki ly payment. Ph, 121.0*41, ________________________________ AIhhy.122-7142. _________________________________ Raymond Lnndqutat, Aaaoe. _____________________________ GWAITNEY JEW'ELERS 22-6509 104 S. Park Ave. -''F., . W.dn.sda MATHER,FURN1T'hT _____________________________ F , - L 1226Y_a"pr4rn GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Day' 322-7174 piy Stats Employment Offics, 14 KARAT solid gold brooch pine. "S. , BEDDING CO. AT - FACTORY PRICES Youts, r can earn $15.04 per week. Col- . 822.41$). Ing results-rent Blue Lustre Carroll Furniture. Barker, Mr. Price Eghert, Mr. (IAI.) creditors. hienora, aaslg'be'oa, °T quiet th. title of Plaintiff to the Clerk. Mrs .1. 1. .larkson, Mrs. LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, _- -I 201) in Paris. (bit 'iVeat 44 to I:tt.I 4"ra, Is!. r',a'I w*at. C. A. WHIDDON :'' - 'I r from $1,000 to $1,400 pet month. ______________________________________ _________________________________ tons Beach, Fla. _______________________________ . :t lug an interest. by, through, tin- quire'tl h the I.ws of rloruin BuIlt C Kntffrn, Mrs. Opal 0. Mrs. huc-v 71. SmIth. Mrs. C. h November l, 1C, II you fail _______________________________ dure lion. Mrs .SIamit- 1.. (Irogan, Mt. Tleldlng, Mrs. Anna E. Hardesty, ic do so judgment by default icr or for the said OTtANOE atid current Rules Pr 60 - 440 _ BELT ItAIL'iVAT COMPANY / It you fkil ic do so, a F'erre.' Pro jOhn r. Rules. Mrs. Mat'y E. Hit- Mr. Floyd A. Palmer. Mrs. L. F. will he taken agaInst you far FOR SALE: Deere Pasier, Blade & Fork, tie relief demanded in the Bill tell. Mrs TItelma A. Taylor Boyle, Mrs. Martha Lochte flAT1.flOAD BELT k/a (ITIANGE Ct,nfessc will he' entered against j -D9. A-I shape. Phone of CnmplainL COMPANY: FLORIDA MIDLAND you for the relief drrnaiidt'd in Clerks and inepcetnre - PrOelset Clerks and ispo - 'p .n, '' t DOTS Clerks nad inapoe'$..re - Precinct 2 - 41II1I% central sectIon of gnal answer or pleadIng In the _________________________________ unkliown PUC'CssOrP in interest, herein, whose ddreue office of thu Clerk of the Cm- ONK ROOM Coldapot Air CondiSnuford grantees. trustees. creditors. II.'n- Pin.' Street. Orlando. Florida. 1- i'noitl - -.( kinii, 447 Weut South Street, Ot- BAKER lirt. Mrs. Antu T'. Bhikur. M' Preidje .leCinwnn - 1flfLAparfmntFnrR 'nt I'VVI(J. APr. riiø tth tiiIHu ?ti one 'Vi? $ ro1- RlttøI RhtI 06'$' STINE Ing, and If de*d, their unknown for Seminole Cnuut, Florida. been C,IICCtPII h- the Board of Mrs. .1en IClinefelter, Mrs. DaIse the' r -----.-•• --•--- ----- -itli M 0, Mhie. For SMe a O(fl F.\ #34.4 up WI't. Mr Carl C'hnrpenIn, 5. RrTH ?t. .IAMES, against __________________________________ In (omplinne" wih Chapter ___________________________________ 211 - fleve,u,a Park A 1d1lwfleIp "s MF.NT COMPANY. P1or)d cor- P'TtEELANI). AdIflIntstrLtrIa (Herald Photo) hi - F.EK&MEfl1( - ---- : 1T an Interest by through, eer hse tern brought c1aImIn enth grade science project. A % 4' I fltj, RflLI .'sieh of von, are her.- Jg.iI'Ph. jrMn(l!I., rue(''l., "" - 'fl w itc 1 &i i pflIt' i Corart 1.ik(' M3 fli. " 'iIMT fh' 7 -PIAJO TPd'(t A 1PAIR t2$.*ftI 50 MI'C T'or "sale , I. HARMO's _____________________________ tt ii cii unIl1g - - - iLI__• -a-- __-Leg a i i once a - -- r------ --- 2-fln"dnes' 31. Musical Instruments 1'OIlfltP on all breeds, No ap- - hIP IUt* 13 Oct. 24, 196R _____________________________ lnstrunwn(,. Z 21 Palmetto 1'iqon Painting S(r1ce Rru.h sr i p Parn - 1 TtTfl'%ER ROOFI'O - TTEfl TV• r a R$.)0P -- S ('ntint r1rr,h '1u1 for A(1flT'ttnn. sMl rih1 of wa In faw r PUPlE OC1E1'% I H 1 'it A "i E 'mInnle c'onnt Fria Counts Road near eth1fah. pag, 17 Publie Rec'ordpi of Seminole Connt Fltitjda V$. OUR !*-PS A. J Aflco'k Tøiti'4 _- 30. Home Appliances PAI'1'IN$ - CARPS1'K ' Irnu nj Rnnk lU T&.' 47b - : U. N1MAI. HAVIN kFNN1I.$ - 1 1 ROP r1Inlht :ffl 31. Musk1 - Roofing H)tW 1?'. OCt. 24. 19I 12 Pfl rrith 'ianrn OR AWflaVrOOr n C)pI.n Mnn(la.v thru ____ hr & 4S S. UACH DAYTONA UACH, HA. - - --- - ____ �VAO V*ta n + + TOKYO (AP) — Big doses or vitamin A can halt or prevent development of Jung cancer in animals, a scientist reported today. He has found a way of Inducfra lung cancer — the same kind that humans get — in ham. stars. But when he also feeds them vitamin A. very few come down with lung tumors. Ills findings., he stressed. are by no means an Invitation for ciguraft smokers or people lIi'- ng Cancer In Animals Irig in air-polluted areas to start gulping down vitamin A. or lots of carrots which are rich In the vitamin Ton much vitamin A can he harmful to humans. Dr. Umberto SaffintU. Italian, born pathologist now at the Chicagn Medical School, described his research at opening aciontific sessions of the Ninth International Cancer Congress. He ampiled them In an interview, 1-Ic turned up evidence that dust particles In the air, or In 7?2iern O/)e, / mW cIarette - -------------smoke. can ho the ci,rc 'ffhn. fhnr, 1nfI1i-ir .'-.'..'F, visa "carriers" to take cancer.causbreathe It in over a period of chemicals Into the lungs. months or years. He could follow what happened because the Using hamsters, he prcparc'd benzpyrenc' fluoresces. Inert dust particles to which were attached crystals of a poThe dust particles mostly hetent cancer-caused lx+nzpyrene. came lodged in the walls or Renzpyrcne Is found In smoke bronchioles and alveoli, or air or exhausts from Industrial sues. Soon the benzpyrenc di-;plants, automobiles, coal fursolved and spread through the naces, and also In cigarette lungs. smoke. hamsters given duct only, He Injected this material without benzpvrenc, did not get down the windpipes of hamtumors. ing $1,000: Mrs. Leo LOS, Jr. $100: Margaret CuIlImore 4955 93rd Ave. N. Vohisla Bar Fin. 1 $100: Charles Abell 1238 Elinor Dr. Orlando, Fla. $1,000: Andrew P. Lapievre Noblet,, ) 1% u 1 $100: Mrs. v.'w McGinty $100: Laryma Munden 317 1t Cuilr.J Ave. 1451 N.E. 132 Rd. Winter Haven, Plo. Miami, Fla. a is IL 4 CLOG By The life massacre in Coin. rado took place Sept. 29, 1879. Ever wonder why State Beverne Agent% raided two Sanford dnh after the c1uhs have been having Bingo games for years and year*? The word is that P. State BeVeritge Agent French Ave stopped : back hva local officer and warned for spred ing. The agent, according to the Z4r €'ntifnr? *1rrnU Page 14 Oct. '24, 1966 race9 miles per hour. $100: Mrs. J. C. Williams $100: Maynard lr.dd $100: Phil Hershfelt 17051 Dolphin Dr. 1045 PO1'PeI Dr . 31$ S. Thompson Rd. N. N. R.ddhtgton leech, LW'qO, Fl.. Apopk., Florid. Florida may E. Hall $100: $100: Walter W. White 265 Trithv Rd Brooksville,PlO . $100: Helen L. Panossian 1228 SemInoie St. Clearwater, Fla. : the rrids continue "one-baiit" was confiscRted from a W. 11th t. establishment the other day' by $100: Charles Grab.r 2607 Adrian Ave. Lorgo, Plo. 4509 27th Ave. S. Gulfport, Fla. $100: Mrs. Wade HarreII 7002 Dime.,, St. Tan", tat Beverage Agents. And of cnUr(,, Sanford Police were not notified. * See where the .layeee" are holding their carnival Thursday ,t sp.m. . . . What I would like to know i who put the lligapot? the ,1uki tors $100: Mrs. May Wagner 615 interlochan Ave. Lokelind, Flo. no. in Had an interesting worning going over invoices from the County Commission rind School office . . . Wanted to check how much merchandise is purchased in Seminole Count. as cam pared to other surrounding SARASOTA BRAND HERE'S ALL YOU DO Pick up your "Let's Go To The Races" cord at PUBLIX. No Purchase necessary. Match the : ___ Z '.. ' N Wour cards at home while you watch the color W skw. Tiffin, Ohio, Atlanta, maitland were purchased loca many ere put •.: * Serve hard a 590 Wieners ............. Swift'. Premium Sliced Bar-B-0 7. . 'l C . Ir, 0 - + 0SAVEI7C!L.dyl.fty .......... 69 SWIM, P10mium Brounchweiger or •.- rune uice Fruit Drink Penny=Saver3 40 bou. .3 .32 oz- J as, ...... chub 390 SAVE 330 Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit * 46 •i. What we would like..to, Ther: more nerotiable bids was an item purchased in Monoo ' 4 9. S SAVE 4c! Lucky Leaf a - . Apple Sauce. Baked Beans • S z. 2ao 25 • 13 I t ca 19 C \1 *1 4 * 1 — dairy _specials • MW Is! PIUd.ry!s PIMy + ••) Biscuits......325 SAW 4s1 PIilu,'. Crmcmt ..';" ++ - soft W • 29c fr.ze.s f..d•. _ a • _ Waffles....,.3 Lith iv. W)* 4il-nà + French Beans - - '. - PI• Mignon M ,1 . down piodUce 1 1 si i L ea.s • • New &ZOW& ' IL t139 I '.SIud)[3 1, '. - ___ Three Diamond Sliced 1 . . P #2 S I t '' uen' 69 aApode SAVE 4c! Ciii. VIIIIII1II Pacluid I Um • • 2 '"• ceas Delicious Sweet 10Full sari 59 25c Dog Food . . . 2 '.: 25c o Tomato Soup . . soon Of awkilan T=WW %imn 17 reguI.r price a a Ah M WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI SANFORD PLAZA Or 4 ca. 42)1 GM.,'. reined (wasm"a Wed. 06L 26. 1"W Small 0 0 0 6 J... 65c swoi. PlAZA I 1 Makla&,09 K ____ -q------ : - 10C + I + MVE3c!Holee —.-- Contributions for School board election are coming in slow... As a matter of fact not much interest at all in the race. What need l an old-fashioned political rally . - - A good project Dr. John Darby (Dcmocrat)i' moist money colleague Don Bales has $100 while both liepublicans Al Keeth and Jean Bryant have only $76 in the till S we 25c 0 a.t.m. cases when mothers bring their kids down to get all kinds of shots . . . Health clinic doesn't compete with private doctors you should remember that Dr. Leone said the only way way these abuses can be stopped Is by having each one interviewed . . . That would mean hiring an additional welfare worker . . . We (I mean me) suggest the nurses who give the shots study the cases more closely. S.. The major contractor for the land fill program Houdaille, Duval-Wright has asked for a 90 day extension on the lake. front Project. The word around City Hall is that the firm will only be given 30 days and if they don't make it will have to pay the city $300 per day Over laipS SAVE 4c! Cola Nutritious 0 Supervisor of Personnel has a rug on his floor . . .Not purchased locally Talked to Health Director Dr Frank Leone this morning how some people are abusing the county's immunization program . . . Actually the pro. grams : are uu:e for the indlig. SAVE 60 B 6 M 1 At the school office checked the bills with Walter Teague. Hat* : keep c someone bought parts for a from Orlando floor sander I $7.50 . . . Stertir. the school everything from the county when feasible. SAVE 17c1 Pink Lotion Detergent UII1 wt upset me was an item for washroom paper purchased in Orlando. Couldn't it be pur. board does ty to purchase 4a4 silt 1 S• t Just a forniulity to coincide HOURS: MON. THRU THURS., FRI.. 8.30-9.01) SAT precincts. %Vent to All SOUlb BluW Bank Alinobt didn't Idbt night • the nurse as make It my job was hazardous . . w .1t! - and a negotiable bid be put out to give our local merchants a break. lb. 450 D Broccoli ' Spears 4 VOL. 59 NO. 47 — Al) Leased Wire —1Stnhll511e(1 1.909 — TUESDAY, OCT. 25. 1966 - i'ounfy with instrtu't.ions to the maintenance depart- IRANFORD,F1Oflh1JA rrent to proceed with construction of recreation facilities on a priority hnstfiq at 13 of the cnmty's schnls. VAHw12 Arrives In Sanford World News In Brief EXCItI(led frOm the program at this time heemiso adequate facilities are already provided were Sanford Junior equipment for the projects WaS ' High, Seminole High, South estimated at In other action the board, Seminole .lunkt High and f,y' after direemont+ -.Pledge fly 181 man liiRh. Also xclude4 he. I cornmksinn (Thajrman John MANILA (Al') -- In a hid st of the students live Alexander and Commissioner pence, I'resldent .lohnson coni4erahle distance from the W. Lawrne Swofford on the anti Iii. war allies aflnotIflCNI school were English Estates county's responsibIlity regardThe Spearheads of Re. ing providing sidewalks at today they are prepared to and Altamonte Elementary. '_ + The priority set by the corn schools, voted to instruct Coun. naissanee Attack Squadwithdraw forces frr'm South mission 'vas (vie'ln, tennis ty Engineer William Rush to n 12 arrived in Sanford VI.'t. Nam within six tnnnths court; l,,ng'vrn(I, hard surface - give cost estimates of sidewalkS Seminole County supI)Ol'tCrR of Gov. thtydon llsts'ns is afternoon ending an after their renditions for es• utility court 40 feet by R feet: at Pine Crest School. today were requested to throw their support to the man Alexander maintained that tnhuishing peace are fulfilled. hopper, utility court; Pine ght month Mediterranean Winding up the two-day Crest, hard surface basketball Pine Crest is not "the only p1oyment aboard the air- '10 unseated him in the May primaries, Miami Mayor (;OV. 1IURNS chnol having a problem" and otith court; HOsCflWai(i, baseball dia summit tuecting, the aft. carrier USS Saratoga. Robert King 111gb. Vk't+nn,,iu'se regime pledged to mond (;oIdsh(iro, softhr.II field; urged that Rush b instructed commanded by (overnor ilurns has withheld his personal ensurveys to determine hold national electit,ns by next West-Ode, G r a m m a r , utility to B. Wood, left Sanford in court; South Side, softball dia- the need and costs of sidewalks fall, arch of this year. This was dorsemen t of the Democratic gubernatorial nomi nec mond; B e a r Lake, tennis at all the county schools. but today the Governor's halP first deployment for the Sentenced To Die courts; Jackson Heights, soft- Swofford declared that the son man for Seminole County, nadron which was initially JAKARTA (tJI'!)—A military ball field; Midway, baseball county has a responsibility to lnbert flhlihimer, urged "the mmissioned in July, 1965. field; Monroe-Wilson, softball all the children in the county court found former Foreign Squadron Enlisted and Nonelection of Robert 111gb as our field, and Geneva, softball field. 'hether they live "within the Minister Subandrio guilty of ght personnel are expected Expenditure during the next boundaries of a municipality or next governor of Floi'kln." treason in helping the Comma. year for materials, supplies and in the county." • • , arrive In Sanford on rusts try to overthrow the gov-. iursday, the day of the dockDemocratic rallies chcd. cI,EAIt\vA'rER (AP)— ernment today and sentenced K of the Saratoga In Mayuled today and tomorrow. See Gas?. linydon urns has him to death. • • • Pag e 12 for fu ll details. .• . * While deployed aboard the . come out strongly for home ratoga the squadron visited Bilihimer had been Demo- rule in Florida's proposed TALLAHASSEE (AP) — hens, Genoa, Naples, Barcratic "l,o" of Seminole CounDemocratic gubernatorial canlona and a host. of additionty until lie, himself, was tin-new state constitution. didute Robert King 111gb, Mediterranean ports. lie told the Florida Len- boosted by a $25,000 party seated as sta t e committeeman Sanford is still represented last May by Robert Petree. gue of Municipalities yester. narrowed the gap In the Mediterranean by the IlIlIhImer's statement follows: day that the Constitution Redonation, campaign contributions begers of RVAH-1 who are "There are among others cervision Commission had not tween he am! Republican , ployed aboard the USS For. ROBERT BILLHIMER tam qualifications which a can. placed enough emphasis on Claude Kirk while reporting j stud. didate for governor of Flrida home rule 81141 that any new $59,440 in new money last " should definitely have, constitution must have a week. "A background of govern. clause for "a return to govHowever, Kirk's $49,032 In mental experience is of the ut- ernment. of the ability to make new contributions was still most Importance to one who decisions at the county and good enough to keep him some hopes to assume the leadership city level," $70,000 ahead of High. dSj of Florida, truly nun not impressed . . KIRK . flI('I! "Our next governor should be witli recommendations that. a member of the party which have this far been aired by has a majority In the Sento the local government commit- 'CAPE KENNEDY (AP) — Police to ay are investigating a break-in at a POOl and the House for, without this tee of the Constitution Re- The launching of an AtlasCentaur rocket on a test flight om at 211 \'. First St.' where $125 was taken and at coalition, very little progress vision Commission," Burns said. said, "particularly on this was postponed today when ie Goldsboro School where large quantities of milk could be made. faulty temperature data came . 1 "Robert High has these quail, subject of home rule." radio channel In the a ere stolen. fications among others and, H o u a e speaker-Designate from MIAMI (AP) — Miami Mayor captives in a citadel of crime.' stage. on the therefore, I will lend my supRalph Turlington of Alachua second The pool room was entered from a window The trouble developed as the Robert King High promised a He said it is- )It safe for women to his candidacy for gov- County called for a unified countdown reached five mm- "no holds barred" campaign to.. and children to walk the streets. Lst side of the building and the money stolen out of port pension plan for s ta te, city _________________________________ ernor. utes, day for the final two weeks in sh register. Th e break-in oc"I further believe that with and county employes. . * his drive to win the governorLrred sometime yesterday. Robert High as governor, our ship. representatives from Seminole At the Goldsboro school yes MOSCOW (UPI)—A leading High said he will concentrate County will be better able to i-day apparently some youngRussian newspaper a c c U a e d on population centers while achieve success for their pro. era broke into the school and Red China of planning war Scott Kelly, whom the Miami gram in the next session of the ole 36 half pints of milk and against the Soviet Union to- mayor calls "my gospel man," Legislature. gallon of orange juice. Entry in one of the longest and will preach the party line in , day "Therefore, I urge the dccas gained by removing the bitterest denunciations y e t smaller towns from the Evertion of Robert High as our next lousie window from the door Amos Jones, 31, has been nam- against the former Soviet. ally, glades to the Panhandle. governor of Florida." the south side of the school. Meanwhile, Clau.le Kirk, the John Kader, High's campaign ed new assistant director of The paper quoted militant Deputies are investigating A runaway tar kettle caused manager for Seminole County, Seminole Community Action, statements made by leading Republican nominee, appeared Grnss retail s;mlts reported break-in at the Jai-Alai -onton sometime last night. a minor traffic accident, in- said hilhlhimer has been named Inc. E. D. Kirchhoff, executive Chinese officials during the to have staked his hopes of for eminolo County in the past current anti-western purges victory on a single theme olen from a car was shorts, juring one person, at 8:80 Mon. to the local campaign strategy director announced today, year increased more than 21 KIrCMiOIt said Jones was so- sweeping China as evidence crime in Mirni. cks and assorted costume day morning on SR 436 at Lake committee, adding Bilhhimei lected by the personnel and ox- that China is thinking in terms "Crime is rampant in the pe r cent, according to Informahas supplied run tea of all Burns weiry. Howell Road, it was rep repo r te d supporters In the county to the ecutive committee of SCA and of a possible Sino-Soviet mill- streets of Miami tonight," Kirk tion from that Florida Revenue today by Trooper Duane liar- high committee and that letters began work this week. His sal- tary clash, told some 150 persons at a Commission. Sales in Seminole ary will be $8,000 annually. S meeting last night of the Clear. County jumped to 17.7 million roll, will be forwarded urging they Jones, a native of Seminole water Men's Republican Club. in September t9.ft, compared Injured party was Identified vote for High. County, attended local schools, 'The crima lords will count to $1.3 in 19t15. GRENADA, Miss. (AP) by Harrell as Raymond Davis, He served five years In the armed forces and then earned Negro leaders plan to continue their coffers in the morning." of R. R. 2, Altamonte Springs. Kirk made a few references tiemonstrations protesting alHow to raise funds to get the He left the scene, the trooper Area deaths ..............................2 a bachelor's degree in science leged mistreatment of Negro to what he cal!ed "the crime of minole high School Band to said, to obtain medical treat- Bridge ......................................10 from Florida A and M Univer- pupils In recently desegregated inflation," but spent most of Phil DALLAS (AP) ads ....................12-13 afty. attorney e Orange Bowl Parade in merit. for Jack his time talking about the un- Brieson, p ublic schools. public Comics ................................10-11 In June, Jones received a . . iami, News Years Day will Ruby, says he might -seek bond , derworld kind of crime. Harrell said the man identi. Crossword puzzle ....................11 Bachelor of Divinity degree the subject of discussion for And he said responsibility for for the slayer of Lee Harvey embers of the Hand Parents fled as Davis was driving west Dear Abby ............................. 10 from Yale University and since it belongs to 111gb. The people Oswulil, accused assassin of MOSCOW (UP!) — Russia's of Miari, Kirk ad-", "are president John F. Kennedy. sociation, meeting at 8 p.m. on SR 436 and a roofing truck, Editorial page ..........................4 that time has been working in Luna 12 satellite raced toward h,tr.,ist, at... s.... nnr ...... 10.11 church cnmns. -. L4JWJ1I iiie JT sit the hj,nti hall • was Entertainmen KVLLIU9 ....... t. i'fl rendezvous with th e moon toa 0. E. Bertrang, president of proceeding east. The tar ket- Horoscope ................................10 As assistant director. Jones' tiny. With It rose the Soviets' Society ........................................8 duties will Involve program do. e association said the band broke loose from the truck t1 ould not be able to go unless Sports ....................................6.7 velopment with people of the ho- hopes for their first good pkinto Davis' car, and slammed ..............................................11 cal target areas, in the deve tures of possible sites for a TV ey can raise "several thousand nuinnud lunar landing. the trooper reported. Mars" for expenseL Teen News ................................9 lopinerut of participation. •- Burns' Backers Toss Support To High Camp - for ; Governor Pushes Home Rule make - + Narrows The Gap• •-. r•f I ,- * - * -•- Pork Hums............... . Dinner Rolls . . . . 'F,ATllMt: Monday 84-ti?; cloudy, shuWeEs thus \Vltictlisy. + Awny pl aces at Ft. Lauderdale, (Thamblee, Ga., Winter Have "N' Now Sandwich .\ today took steps to provkle (nmmision 'rho countywide recreation for the young people of Seminole Zip Code 82771 Phone 822-2(111 or 425.598 + In the courthouse I saw in voices going out to such far- J For extra fun, Beef or Pork eas .. "b. • winning numbers on your card with the winning numbers posted at'KIBLIX each Monday. cmd vow races every week. Join the fun. Got your card today at PUBLIX, where shoping Is a pleasure! Efth.r Half or Whole Piesh LARRY VE31811EI1 "The Nile of America" on the St. .JohnM River Seminole County These are just a few of the hundreds of happy cash winners during the 26th week of "Let's Go To The Races." Many more local winners are posted in your favorite Publix Market! -. I. On y 'ets goto The P&&/J * - T ..l.h... I.. - way o _____. IIIUM IUF the cancers. Dr. Saf(intti gave some hamsters—nlready treated with combined dust - two F,.000-unit feedings of vitamin A. l 01W developed a tumor. compared with 3) per cent of a group of dusted mice not getting the vitamin. County Oka ys AAassiv ParksProgra s *** **** Board Approves Facilities For rb 1rrtt th ,0§ a 13(ottnty Schools --------- -- I + * + . -.• - Rash Of Break-Ins Plague City, County - Launch Postponed Red China Hit Runaway Hurts Retail Jones Gets Tar Kettle * Highm4yerythifig Goes'. KlrkuCrime,, Cd= 'Act ion' Man Sales Show Big Post Jump Here - Band Parents Set Fund Meet Protests Go On Herald Index Ruby On Bond? — Toward The Moon ur ,. ,... Part 5 In A Series .... ... " ..' ' - You Furnish the House , RiinTe Oviedo School Bus--The school bus situation in Seminole County—(part 5). By DONNA ESTES The four school buses which serve Oviedo Junior-Senior High School arrived at the school Monday morning carrying the least number of passengers we have seen on any of the school buses In the county. A count showed 34 studeuti on hub 90; 28 on bus 83; 40 on bus 66 and W on bus W. Drivers were questioned concerning the poIbility of doubling up two of the s:uis11cr loads on one bus In order to permit release of one of the buses to another school. They explained the routes traveled by the buses are so extenalve, doubling up the loads would require picking up students as early as 5 a.m. Monday afternoon, we rode bus 59 from Sanford Junior High to Seminole 111gb deliverIng students to Pine Crest, south on Sanford Avenue nearly to Lake Jessup, back through El. der Springs and on to Luke Mary School arriving at 3:26 p.m. 1)ls0pilne was good, the btudents were obedient to the driver, Mrs. Lottie Broadway, and all the passengers had a - At 3:30 we boarded Mrs. Pat l?'Ieteher'a bus To and transport- * ed elementary youngsters to Park Ridge and Sunland. 'i'kie children, In true Brownie Scout and cub scout fashion, held UI) their hands to indicate silence when the dangerous Palmetto railroad crossing at Lake Mary Boulevard w a s approached. Mrs. Fletcher revealed the bus requires nine seconds to clear the (racks while It takes only live seconds from the time a train can be seen until It would be across the track, Mrs. Fletcher stated that shu "loves driving the school bus, It Just gels in your blood," We next rode with Mrs. Pat Costello to take the last of tue children out Country Chub Road to Loch Arbor. There are 52 school buses in Uie couuty transporting 8,544 * students over 118 different routes, the drivers reported. Nine drivers In the Sanford area make three trips both morning and afternoon in an attempt to eliminate the problem of crowded conditions. Ten rules are isttxI In front of each bus Instructing the atu. dents on the proper behavior expected of passengers riding on the buses. Tomorrow will be the cuss' eluding article of the series with a report oa South Scm. fool. Junior high. We'll add the Furniture . . (to help horn. H up) We have a greet selection of fine fu,niture to add warmth and elegance to your home. tU RN IT,U RE/ Furniture I. Living I.sity $00 Fi.auh Are, $asI,sd � 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 24, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 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/1b7ca9e507ce74c73465f855c49428f0.pdf fbbcb83d8e1c01c25fbd1fec404d9921 PDF Text Text - 1 - - .--- S —p Mir Q'utdnrb 6=2 Pnpe 6A Sent. 22, 1966 - on Ilic 1. SCIfC hlier uM 1v' Nih' ot America" $ Air'Compl~ex • 1ir allfii r 1,'Awlrrath Jll 19mm, :122-21111 h1 i,, I2-9:i v;1'iiii;u : 'I')iiii'silsiy V ol.. 69 NO 26 C By i.uR'' VEMS11111,1 6, . ship crman by the board of directors of the Seminole County Mutual Concert ARRoclatrnn for their 1966-67 concert se- ries drive. Team captains all over the coune being tapped for ty the campaign which wi11 kick off in the very near .ti o,- Crease c'ijseil by the 1': ti SC ill OtO. They are County Engineer Tite saute PUI)liC OIfiCial. who voted Bill Hush enil Rend Supt. .1. C. increases in taxes themselves. Lavender. Both get $11,- L £ !ESMI1B )fR )as been named member. 4 . $ . . . Being Received 4 By United Fund Seminole County (his does not include electofficials.) SCHOOLS — Earl Weldon President of th e Junior College eta $lh.0{0 mid most. of the principals make over $10,000. Here's breakdown of All administrators on th e countv le vel get Stewart Gatchel, a . - -. • M. L. Gary John Alexander John Fitzpatrick • H Donald Bales JOhfl $9, I 5() 199850 James Birkenme't'i' $(i,70() Swofford, aal'y, Alexander, — • - — • 75.4-1 -.. $J1591.,-)() J () . I ,O( )() 5() $lG5.3t $:5,:0() $19,850 110.24 $308.88 $(;70() $35.:-(; 149 .0 91 • F tZPati- Ck 1-111d Y~1I'b0l'0Ll9ll am, , niembevs ()f the - • r--------- •u'."'.-. Besserer, ii • Oh b the e Wa), th eeres re's a ' 3 $6,000 vacancy oranai8stant director of the Seminole Community Action group. . 9 0 _____ . S -• • • - • • i.., I :.i •• s•. a --.- _-• • • • I Se- : - • • • - • I " t' • the Legislature and the ballot. hidies of Seminole County the the NA rcportm. Critics . ,- i r •,•i . 3 '3Ar'i r I ' •__ - • i . - '. f" : t, ii2''- i exnensc eauie of necessary U,I. adinmnjscers bent'flth, h4*s Secretary of Defense Robert for the ijifetr if o ivillan mdtled more then 10)0 full tune S. McNamara, announcing this anti military p.ronnet arid air- einpiiiy.s and e-qwct to add Thursday, said rno:it of the addi- tif iiaiiy :nnr.'. tional aircraft will go the Navy which he said has had a higher loss rate per mission than originally expected. air - • . • .. • . IC • ' '_' '- .• , ;. • . . - How Sanford Got / loNT;otERY. Ala. (;%P)— ov.(,eoreC:IIacetaced I 1- • area dun and the like. for added trunk cal),icity 1)), Sotitliern Bell Tele- - 'l'REMEN DOUS ( I{OVi 'I'll h as n ecessitated tIit I )(, l iityI )elt una I.t, iiig Ol it ,iO()-ti I eLilt itItIc I)horit', acrossSt. 5JuIi us l{ivti- to tile C oflxnitlflht ii $1 •ttt he 11111' tOt om5t ii III ulu athle goes itiUi t . tilider t1w river, near ll\%-\-. 17-92 1widge. • the Post office flying upside down this - Hurricane Threats S Some guy used the proposed new boat marina for a Iow.s lane this morning • mu be last night. Anyway lie got ,btuck out there soine 900 feet in Uie band and it took two hours to get. h i m uL or, r - WhoBrokeOut A Way " Get Of Senile Judges Of DeLand Jal • • IIi I . . ( • • County • Wind blew a pane out at the Ical depression moved toward tile I Civic Center the other day. the French island Miii tinkiuw nw (if tht' IhiO'it 11)11)01 t nut lLnll'ti(IIfleIlt '4 bet oi (' ()tt'1 t iii it . . . Couldn't help but notice In tile Leeward Islands today in the Nov. 8 eleetion, C. %lernoll j%lizj~ toI(l (,'j%,jtjljs It-oln tile Voliviia County Jail ilive it %%wi 13CL ilk 1938. tilat et continues its riiie. we fuel we were iorLuji.iLe, in havitig that iti. and another was found far out Tht1I's (Ifly. vtstcrday alter overftneriug dcidcd to move whim %C did. If we had waited the cust would Mize, I)i'eseuit I it I' a city judge 1111(1 t''ttnt'i'ly a cotitit V , i. t j •r f C I'LI — have Lucezi exorbitant," he dedazud. h'St'INA. Calif I , I I • ifl the Atlantic O cean. iouUuy usacu us but, we and jtivcnik judge, said the • tic 4i3 mntltioii Flue $ survey 2 l'h1 city oltl it $1 miiilliuti build is.-tile f or 'J'Jl1.0(it). Satellite pictures received by itli itit'it N till 1III think Seminole High School added section uitiiter Article V iumuoum explorer erasheti lutu th e ahuuld Iuz-nish insurance for the Weather Bureau showed a the three alter the jiikr, L . it u1(i lilt lunar irtuec at a speed ot ,(lilt • (i it. IJ a 1 ills (iii all football piayers! "ie1l developed" depression I,I k1tui, saul hu or the mmien, 800 miles pet- hour Thursday .. the November ballot, is one • i $ . • • • • - , • - ' - [abut abutcher knlve sitght, Jet I II opuhtuit cwittts reported . ti.'rv itmtLtil hi ci..il titter thircit1 The crippled spact,eratt, de,, ________ t-iiiuig to cut iuu head tilt. signeti to ottlaud on the moozi The to tirimictl tumen and scud hack pictures of pofile l.uk Jr. li. and Ernest Sc. stIle lauctutig sites fur astru• ht becii duoiuid siiiv I (taut h Said he , iiitut t heui out' of it-3, TUeMla t thing t lieu ii um Liii.- shutma titivd to t lien t Iitprialuetti kuui i. mud tlirct' stccruuit eli4lules ________________ Ignite tutu uli. •I cr itical mu. juu,d tutu 'I'lut tO uith -.tiet'Ls tOtti-SC lnaututr I iii, the ititiut his iii I katli and a , (;A IN 5\ 11.1 1.' 1, I ) i ,iul Li tistv tmt'tort looking thriuu • 100 miles east of Ilarbados in • • • a i,iitd with %'a hit- li liii long hucti iieeded.'' Somebody culled us ut some ' . hour and wunteu to the Windward Islands u,iI 8.l'ii'sesitly therm' is rio way know why we ure supporting 000 miles southeast of Miami. to remove an incompetent or The uwv.ly-discovered disturb- intemperate or svtiik High for governor. judge . Said, I don't know about The nce was too far fiow office, t'Xti)( by linpeimehi&.e herald but, say feelings were ctnmuisance itircialt and in an itient, which is a difficult, long if Xiii. gets in, the Legisla- area [toni 1''. which few sIii, Eta tltitl (415(l) hilottilUrt. 'Iwo l"htir . won't do a blessed thing Ida jutlges agiiiuist whutiuti liii. -ports are EC(CI% ed A PI1IIII! was • : W ,nu1c hisii look gouti. li(ai(tiluit'tiI j)rorecthiuigs weltbe sent out Saturday. It 'll be a rut sure up there in tiiotjhit , 1pillf WIll actjtiittutl _______ "I can't t'.eti 'iiluhiussee. The Weettiwi' Bureau said Nh Iv i'xplzmuitd. vote I,ecuuse I have only been there was little likelihood that 'Ilit tElilIb the e stite $110,%Lt_kb is it three (JIM) for (jilt! auth $121 ,04)0 f o r the into if ttll. 'L'hwy thell tiiucntat Neither eantlitLie tot gvvertior the depression moving out Mar:10W. 7 tither. • tells Iii titi tipparciut et hUtS ('ecu aetulistie iii h is tink1ue would grow into a troiil• • ''in addition, lmpe'athimeuit is limit Iii at inass toi.dk. g a utun for bflppt'iL of tiducatiutu. cal storm. As long us we're gonna all ext ueIlIu illeusulle whit-h Iute School Supt. I'iuyd T. A hurricane hunter i,hzuuu 1kw ieii'i's tht ; this meeting on the ostet,i dt'fi',udi,it In illssisiti Ihuuuduy. (lii V I'ItNON tII'/.1 I snake into th e ditujrbuintt t (I (I it Y• honor utiul iiisgu-zsci lit' might ICI'lII(I Lfl(It'X. Bridge kite Oct. 4. . di uy he can adopt a gusting at only as III iilgr it motion (lint. 'ulusiu deli- found top winds tII him vi' the cotmiiy," , Iit -1)04.111 a- ini ti I lit-4.11 Iii it • itstsl i'm ut tutu . ithout ny adi :35 uauk an bout-, to and no tioted lunch tali. ( hmusithi mlii tctt'uy the jiltit up aates A dit momial Lu 'r Chit' 'htt t lu Church ut-st Iii Soil 1 4.1 bug 1mhout it, definite -storm t-taitcr. 'liii Do i hicur a 8t:cwid 7 hit ittliod IL tan 11C i(t.ui tt nbc The de,ressnm, moving VlsI wliiieI,y a . I 'liisiifItal ads •---imuilgu 'thi) Is 111111 61c bilill. burt e *uitt ih0t 0, • waud at 40 aides .uuittiuihiuueuut (,'iiilt til 'Ihuu ii ijue.rih iuiwilhiiug its isittisujim laifl Oh yt, it tsam't be it lowv. 110 %fi l l hoC 511jd tttd to ifitte dillisS Miii (11111ch cull litil t,,ajge. he dist'i1ahiii,mI, 'call pros lilt's IIPI liii ,ilpIauiutilucuul uf l'ia't,.ustaial 'imieIt's d.-'lA either Lk-uuttsc it. Rob during the tliuy. lii-iuiguiag iii , • a Ida- Jul 5 Iii cviii I'lsv L1s high tat Iieautahhiisu, Ti mit I'ciat a iliuitnuuuiull tuiaiulllisia,ul, siaui- lUau l tt'tc iii 'iitds ¶fl g1jity jscuiiltal utitil lie stusuutis lull.' ltht'1 til jtItIgch, 1;m ti Why dt,eszi'L the lxI (ltiudtu huik t' tittiflti. uuutut F.,IItt,umuul Puitt' ....... St. Lucia sun Ihitsat it 49 401 ome th bng and tubs usiuciiduutc t will piO. cLt•uis, Ilosu conisnitt.ee tb ti/ to hi titit tuuuuuplaiiils Kuute'ttuuluuiiiiimt --.............. 4A-tiA (ivadeluupc. vide that aswei',", Mbiu eI)huln' cast hut, . .... .. those blind corners about 4•\ t'llht'AGU I LJI'I b---Au Army uilc. 'I'tiu ('(iiilullissIIOu ed around tuwu 7 Say that will huivestigalts liii' charges a l ld School umt'Wb ............................ IA h'ayumset found sm ithin 0k1U%%ill jj "had judges in the minor- If bllbbt Hill ill 14- ti, itici' thmi huh 'sriety --------- - ----- ---- -------------- tI-I Palmetto and 200h. . . . if (lie huuuut, whet e NEY/ YORK ((Ji'l) - Stal i(y, hut these art some whose tci' iii time' Staple uuit• ('till t which Spout Why Coisse tAJ thinlu of It. ---------------- 2A IA Vahia it Pea ry ti as (uitutcau ,uuu1j lied slihutly big lies artiolus or hack iii un-thou, iirliig wouahit thu 41., I lit jmam iii this 'I V ujes'L the city ills su,suietlaing pt-k-es .\ o tablivil, to ultauthi aim) he the about i0 ihislu,iiijj on I tie cs luiuht juidicia I t-aui • in inodeitits Li aiding tAuIhihy. haI'lt- 11011111 il l; A 111tililL. 1 is eaptim. . - ' • • crazy • m erc • away tot' - re• • • • • • Lure • . . • . • • to • !de, - $ - - BASKET 0 - 1 - - • - 1 - - - . COLGATE'S N -- TOM - I . . ammeautluslu lEG. 49c - - ti WWII i -: ______ e tItu corner . - Market Up .... . .. .... are -- . - 10 - ....... . -- •--------- - - - from with COUP94 at ---- -- - - (jiuhmpie 1 J .uuu t - . • - fl - - ituuui tutu bout WHILE THEY L& irrrn - - - I - pro - • cd - • ... coaveutina3 checker boaz4 • • four . HANDI-WIPE viagm in use today. Luiy'q'a sd a, _•__ or, iugiiit'et h1Ppha . here have . .• (kj)UtIt's trophy or.anuzed labor could cci," \Vhelchl explained. "W e received good advice fro,,, our fiseul agent who watched Olt tilt- lookout today for elaini front the 89th Cuuress. V$ hti i i iii•tI j)i ()flt I increas Ifi l Was not as low a we would ha e Liii. mu iuimniuni WJ liked but as tile Seminole • l'OJfl)Se(I constitutional amendment providing br of Checkers, kmmm draughts in Great Britsla6 is one of the world's old. est Intellectual puttm. checkers was played Is the days of the early Egyptisa mobs and there k rw aon to bLlievc that It Is cM. ; er than ch. Plats sad wHorn both msatlozths. ers in their works. Mw Ro. nians imported It hem Greece. The earlied publications on record show the Buy Tilt- bill, pasbed alter a tAo-: nionictit, hedired in 4s %ve -vere NviLn wne ljittit:3 011 Ilredgilig Will i MIAMI(AP) —One gusty ti'op- W iinf . Checked Good lhitjvi . Mize Stresses Amendment I"o Pretty ity it aiifutii 411L .t pr'!Lty uo.i any' in ts rieent t mullion iiia-mna boumd sale, thanks to the iatUteIltn of Loomis rition in - labanua - - Leel. the citya rcal aent anti" a bit u iiiI immc,' iluwarti Attorneys or the Nationa. Wha.hel, ity fmiaiics director ,tid today OL iation for the ii we had to 1r il LU tilt. 11111i t tusla i_ 'oul,l 0 0-il. N nient of Colored People file,i a mutton in federal court char " ing Wallace with violating a L)u'. Jaitie iiUuicmpal yitlst udex. whjeh inversely t%%o-year court order . to nrkes ham iflUving steadily ipwart 5ifle tile firt of tile been . WAShINGTON tUI1i—PreiThe 'itv had originally -whvdizied sale f th e bimils ii •\lareh. dent Johnson today signs a bill it,imet1 it until Air,l and .o May 27, when it : ultj the to increase Lite lnlriIutLimn wage mnhlIltill LiUL It I .2127 )t cut 35 ctnts to $I Wi an hour and "We wuitd is lout, as we t.uuld, huptiut.. tu extend it cu erage to 81. liii!druu , •umtl were toituriitc taj hit !uw-lu,h' it just ajajul, b0 iast tossiblu lion more worker-s • We couldn't get a breakdown on where th e money goes ex. t.pt for urufoi ins, trunsporta A for the second time in his tur• 'iulcnt career today as Negroes OUht to speed Uf) chool inte- • • The flag at •• wructi to , • • -- retr?c --, . • .t • • • LITTER •iaid great need Fo r Ireneral •iVUtinfl they would not do so. The airprtm in a prortinsive (flI11 WASHINGTON (AP) The btgi.st headache of inedi. mini Y. ea' is paper work — t4)mi of it Johnson Administration, faced VI*tion in '4eniinol. County in this form of additional tee uh a steadily steepening air ar in Viet \am, has ordered h*'i been hampered )y (limit iulq rqiiirta applications and .o additional warplanc in us )permttmnns of the \ tiv out 'if LullsAfter three ' S tiofl Oviedo—$6,j43. 0 • am • .. 1 Lyman—$12,014; III • elf, !iavo heen payinir - __ nunil.'t' if )9tPfltq ri'i'r i6 it Seminole ,%fi'niorial linpitaI hnu hoen i?.d th.. t'acilit' ,Ipy)rnvcrt for !ils.du'nrP, Rsihi*rt. Røii.'r'r. hi.m't at i.lniinitr. A!. r.'pflrtt'il q'q.'rcr uul 1.' '.l with 1041141 4tlWtOri ifld thi'V rpiirt thc'v 'nv. flai hail mV 4uhqtantjai ncrca'ic "ith.r. FTcvcr at the ime;tie.ire • . i • , Receipts from high school athletics last year— Seminole High—$21,726; 1I• I1 i AGAIN FOR THE STATISTICAL MINDED S l.IU',. • ': . fieldi, each year's deposit of it-snow it separated by a faint drriiy..tjre,,m layer of dust and ,3)cJ]le!r4 that hits fallen mi the ice bdurijg tlit- summer. 1U -';itiI' - • be • '' 11iI111i • P.'oplc •vhn •iave tuberibed The action Thursday complet"Adequate aviation fac lities to the voluntary nedkare pm u work on Article R of the ' are in proving their utilit.' 'rLIu Pirt R't ivhidi ays part proposed constitution The docu net 4liy for iowth in ucai n' the htii'; 1)111 intl in not rncnt is scheduled to go before much ours. ft in our desire to ha vi, pri'minnin automatically ,' - • • -- Last night a Sanford Junior High football player broke his leg during the South Seminole morning. In Patients - . was Ho Increase , wt. ro.ei..tiiia Enterprime.4 k.44oviation 4ays ell tn prohibit any uie nf the it i.i now the. time for -mr fel- hospiwl#4, nationally. have not 011te income tax in Florida. The hex Somintplo! Countians r.n Man -en "hordi-st nf old People finance enrilmittce however ap- and e-,cerutA A prn$rrani whieh :4htinEr Ifor 'wds ind .4ervirfen." proved ow of practically any tutly rec ni:s *VI14.1Ofl I~ .1 a'rititt eu nwtii'ar' hail pret.so in the h jrnwth 0 this Y ilut.'tI. other taxing method. . , • • •. - Before I forget it, the executive director Ed Kirchhoff gets *9,600. , • • -- $ _ . - iinn Comm ittee • . ( ln traffic within :cni- - eurity •dniiiit,•mI flfl oW V' the W1T P U f BEACH I E'Pf C(iflls!rrlfll (onnty hcthm r inol. mt.'r local hnspir.ei mtiniit '7 0M3 —A state Cn ntiti.tinn Revjqi)n . ur or land. re nit e r nirn 'w4 r ; City Manager W. E. ium. e boy stid in pain until an thwulance could be called It took close 0 minutes. • Why wasn't an ambulance there? r he Port Atitioif-aritv pro-entiy patient,4 %ve haw, -nred for, 1.4 sequirin&C Itind nit tiie 8t. 1110-ttly )It .111 ornerizenev baltijit ,li,hn. Rni"i' for the 'tihlnih.it.. I, -v.' dill have not ment of t he "F'rt rif Sanford." r''.'ivcij ,iflP 14'flh1 11 11!ifllThus, the Port Atithority i - Thomas , W ld News n Bref or I p e He , - a tilateautti • - r I?. Medicare nr - ----------------- II 1 9 .).6(i , 'a $2 6U9 0 - 92,()5() 179 :r Di'. A. W. Epps Mason AVharton $ 1- 11 . Ill. $11,800 $9.3'l • Jet:, like trtft.t, reveals Iii, 1 art, by ruaga. (HI Alaskan ice - $1 O,90() Evans 'lax 17. .p'- ') 6,900 . .. .. -;Pssrncnt ;Ln(I /\ - Kno wl e s. Sl5,I) HOSPITAL—Bob $15,900. ' • paying stilt;,ttti;tl RI'C 1966 $1 ... d\vai'd Y aL'L)Ol'OU 1i stmoo; county supemsors, Harper the school board. -- CITY ni,c in .iirpnrP hr,rity fri nnstrnkv' nny air ,i,rt ili''iclopmv'nt 'r ninruit. 'ri t it niore riinipl'te 4 01,11 — i.hrnti' nceea'nry for the 111Ii'l'Ifl r'nwth of tIIC ,.Thfltt/ and n. orderly iU I$1 tIOfl lIt' he -;lI rilord N nval Air stat ',n prpirty, dii.' t,, he phitii'.t o'it fl tii) yenri 1(.'.v,',.'r, t'i'riei,i Riii i tit Iihtl -lr. 4h,iirlilafl (.1' the Port At*• hurity .f Seminole County. nv'rnin hi iten the law ran,iatun in tl(Jt)h' in that t allow i'nntrd nv.'r 'ir .r niiway u'rrninak i 'xcii .m7wtcr trl - . Douglass, $10,700. '. 1 tflhllfl'C It tt x Richey, $10,700; Fred Ganas, $10.400 Ernest Cowley, $10,_ ' - I'flis(' ill • . what Douglas, 3 J the feeling the ''jii neli" of' tim r 3:1, (De n t. ill - • - I F'r,mv-,tn (f nnip flfr ii .ne ('t frng with tin titi(iriinç ,n(I,p -4tr,81 pm-k. i rc'; "IRik('rI up" h.f('rP SeminM,, ('t,nfv u'r'ie 'ltih by Thnn,q 1'. Tutic, fr''nor-npc'rat(r rit' the P'ivin S',eminrfr Rineh nrpnrt ,'t wen ()vkk, a riri (hn luAts. ------ .. P...... .--•... I•••• 1151 'S I' II '( III!r •!f if II MJ I I J'q fl f's' the (,rpn*ir ft ledi, ri v f 7 ;;t pm rIO 4iblv 1' t hi' t('I'fl Un114i' in I)Vi4'(t(, Inc t'tvcr h,i' tinniend."; .. ' sultitnt in guidance, General I'ru c' f, ( - Oinch 1965 t\sscssnicnt and '11;Lx $170.XG 1 5,800 $1 2., 7 5,8O() $1 ()7J $119800 r $25 'i'-"1,O() . ), ( . 160. I), 100 ti i i U.'i $17,000 W. $11.300; Irving Bowers, con- aw - not alone ti le Ct )U I ty n ill t:tx payers "..11-c fficial L. Swoft'oi'd 700: Margaret Goit1 Super''isor of elementary education, into the UP office In the Sanford Atlantic National Thrn1 Building although the official one-month drive will not start until Oct. 1, Chairman Richard Keogh has announced. "There are vnrioug circm. stanres which spur action now," Richard Keogh, 11166 chairman, pOifltS out. "One is the fact that seine of the public-spirited dtlzens tifl. county who want to : keep th e f agencies active in filling the needs of the coonthtns know now th ey will be ay during the off icial drive. 'One such person is Sidney E. lve, whose contribution of T IOD has been received. Then , there are those who want to U" the 'VF campaign as an Inbnrnaont to show their appreciation to a loved one who is no loiiger with us by contributiiig a memorial gift. One such has been received by the UP in memory of little Anita . FitzpatriclL—a gift that will go toward helping the living," Keogh said. "Response to the UI' appeal enclosed in bank statements by most of the banks in the cairntv to their subscribers this month keeps a flow of welcome ccintrillutionL Among these is 4 I CM6 from Mrs. Ethel M. Barh e added. • Mrs. Margaret Ganies, the U? eiecut.ii'c aucretary, ye. pcirt that viiit.urs from vui'j'ius orgitniteitiuns are dropping in to see what they can do to ;'artii;ieite in this years' banti ' er CaIn;iaign with even more enthusiasm than usual. 'VLU of these surface Indi c*_ trnns Jwint out the mounting I force of the drive which will jget iilJ-ruunty send-off on Oct. with the volunteers holding kck-offs in the four C5Pttt sections of cnuJor growing Seminole County," she conclud- HA '!I OR I), 11,01111 'A . co-ordinator of education, $11,. Contributions to the 1P56 mmpaign of the United Pond H111' I 2:1, 1966 ', U iricrs cd li Fit Feeling Tax . future. Contributions Flus UJuI I'fliIJP(' MI1f)WrM IIII (',iPr, IIH08 -- In Cfl*t' voil RI't' interested in hnt. eonntv, itehool and city o(fii'inls nutke here It is. . . Hope v enjoy it. up my coffee brenk to got this information. COUNTY — Only two cm- 9 l-lM ; NI ,I Nl John Q. Public Not Alone FOR THF STATISTICAL MINDED. .4 Al' I Zip (rnk 32771 - A ) ••• '• �- * - t - -111 I AA Ii I I -...'.. .U -'- JJi $J1l1flhi! .fiL1Urnir u .. -. -. --, . - - . . - - - . . JI* T J]INF 11 1.T1aTrTirLi IaUmIUJLILU1JJU1LUJt1IIUL _ _ - _______ .-. .'. . . -- - I. - . - 1 I l , ..1f 4L *U1nTt Pnr brrnTh Pastor's Corner 2 - S!pt. r I ! I ___ I ~I .. : I "I 11 Unend ing 1. . 4 . *I - ..- Andrews St. __ th .I You I I ToHave . I ..^ Breakfast -, ., ;' :. 11;, . .1 U 11 :1 ; - - Circle Study -i : books to missionaries and inis. repents when he - Succumbs, and , ~~ who remains in love with God and his neighbor wili come seas this reward. Envelopes for Then John goes on to say. CPC have been enclosed m "He who sits upon the throne week's church bulletin. will be their shelter. They will In other announcements tram the church, The Episcopal never again hunger CT tln'ist. The sun shall never beat upon Churchwomen wil l have an ecutive board meeting at U:5o them. nei ther will there be any scorching heat, for the -Lamb am., Monday, in the choir of the Parish Ball. All chap- who Is In the center of the sions, especially ~ I 1. - i I and realized the, y were there to Ralph Brewer of Geneva Church of Christ (right) and Roy Nichols, charter member of the church, joined forces in groundbreaking for new Sunday School wing. in background are Billy and Richard (Herald Photo) Smithson. also members of th e church. _________________ _____ EVANGELIST chooses ____ 11 1''. New Officers by S.. .". 'I 1 I ___ :, I - I .~, ,,'.r I l, , - Esther Circle 'C . Ground was broken Saturday - ! 11. i . 41 . I I 11,- In iongwood . - -. - __________________ ____________ Christ by Evangelist Ralph _____________________ Brewer and members of the church. The new building, to be of masonry construction, will adjoin the present sanctuary by a covered walkway and will con- i tam four classrooms. Plans are A RECEPTION honorto later add more classrooms and to air condition the unit. ing Dr. Fred Ensminger The present Sunday School room on the occasion of his _____ Speak Volunteer * %. s Of Prayer 1' ~ ~ r ` 1 - 1 ':1 lo Have Sale a - -t prer.e$in TSr .1 C • . - -- _, - :: ---: . ,,. - ._,._ -. - 2 ------------• .---- - _____ -------- ---- --------- - - •'----4L:.:' .. .............. = - - --- - - iveetE 3 . I - I, MM at Prompt Filing • -.- '- .. .... -. ,,,"war praee Of %wi le Sli. Bottle CEPACOL - 7. 1.29 Pilo .110 Il.d.s 2.94 Size LM DEODORANT I ONEwAnDAYTABS REG . DISCOUNT C D?(JNT 479e - -Ir .24,. Limit One Per Costom.r LimIt One For C.st.m.r RKINSON BLADES . _86'.~.~A. -.~' fIr 'r DISCOUNT 78 wo JW 3 " Orlando 14-OZ. C DIIVJNT 49 c fm .4.4' Limit 0... Per Cistern., 69 111. Lit 0..P.v Cut...r I---- Claims Lan' Sizi Tubs $ ?RILL $ 59c ea. GLAD FREEZER WRAP '44. OR TEXTURED GLAD WRAP 50-ft. roll freezer wrap; 200-ft. roll glad wisp. Limit 3 per customer. GLAD SANDWICH BAGS 75 bags for sandwiches or snacks. Limit 4 39c C .0,~ biRle per customer. 39c so. GLAD STORAGE BAGS Ideal for keeping leftovers fresh, retaining flavor. Limit 4 per customer. tta Promotion Day To Be Observed At Sanlando , k. Limit One Per Customer 3 FOR 4 FOR 4 FOR ,ft#r Liflij One Pt CUSIOIP1Cr 79c Value 9.0z. 980 Family Sin Giant 13 Oz. I LOTION GLAD STRAWS 2 boxes 29, I kIewK___ Y.Ii., SO Ttbkis 390 HIDDEN MAGIC SUCRETS LOZENGES J &J BABY POWDER ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN 10~4.-,, -, 1f' RK."""' C DISCOUNT DJUNT A"A ,' MNU .1 , *~,"CT#701 C - PIKI, 9 . - limit One Per Customer limit 0cc P.r Cust.m.r II! ACIN ._ i c. i 'T - it DNT Age " ".. ~.18V~11 . Limit 0.. Per Cwstimir .2' REG. , DISCOUNT a J30T$I1J? Field - important than it is now," By. corned. Regular monthly fellowship ron R. Patton. district manasaid to- dinner was held Thursday at g'er of social security, the church for members and day. Next carry-in dinner "While benefit- claims may guests. be retroactive for a year or will be at 6:30 p.m., Oct. 11, more, the enrollment period for medical insurance is greatly restricted," he said. "Protection under the 'doctor bill' part ofmedicare can start on the first day of the mon th you attam age 65 only if you apply for it in one of the three Promotion Day will be ohmonths before the month you served this Sunday at First reach 6" "This restriction, incidentally, Baptist Church of Sanlando Springs, Rev, Lewis D. flames, does not apply to hospital surance; it applies only to mcd- has announced. Also scheduled this Sunday jcal insurance," he added. The first enrollment period is the church's quarterly fellow. et by law covers seven ship covered dish dinner on the months: the three months irn grounds which will be served mediately before the month of immediately following the mornattaining age 65, that month, ing worhip service. A farewell shower honoring and the three months immediEarl Gossard, whose busMrs. ately thereafter. However, the application is filed in the band is being transferred to month of attainment or later, Marylan-i, will be held at 7:30 postponed p.m. Tuesday, at the home of the effective date is Mrs. James H, Smith, 115 Altaone to three months. monte Springs Road (SR 436) in. If application for medical the Co-hostess will he Mrs. Harold surance is nut filed during Blalack. All women of the first enrollment period, protecbe obtained until church are invited to attend. tion cflfiot the next general enrollment period, which will be the last three months of odd-numbered year-s. I Premiums for these delayed enrullment.s will be higher, and coverage is not effective until July 1 of the following year. Even though the applicant is I$UAL still working, a claim for hosICTIIC pita] and medical insurance (D . can be approved whether or not WHOLI NOUN any retirement benefits can be paid. Mureoer, with the increase in allowance earnings, many applicants will receive FREE HOME SURVEY sonic cash benefits as a claim is filed. SAM & Information and help in pie- Suvici paring the necessary applies. tiun forms owy be had huni the bu&'iiI security off Let at. 109 East 2nd Street. '$I 49c R :A -4 --.- Limit No Per Ct,st...r ,, rn ..,. _'I 'It ' J ' o. I ' , . - 111. / '. COOLING SYSTEM 1 ________________________ WN UAD OW6 W*'SI VIrglaIS Paiusaki P. 0. Box 1214 C Sanford Fay W" o r WdIc. 644..4255 S. Seminole Area Fellowship Bear Luke Junior and Senior High Methodist Youth Yellowships, as well as adults of Bear Lake Methodist Church, will meet from 6 until S p.n. Sunday I for Fellowship Services with the Lockhurt Methodist Chu.eli. Mildred Hoesey 6685631 Dellona Sophie t H011ieS 668-4402 DeBory 4 -----------,.'- ,.:...;,.-- - -,- •- - tITis Economy Corner I n Operation Bake Sale I i - • SeTVICC$ Ilemberz and visitors attend- Deltona Church Participates In Clothing Drive s p I I ing included Rev, and Mrs. Robstall in January, ers meeting in Fellowship services there this Sunday. -ert M. Jenkins and children, house next to the chapel. It is expected that the organ Rev, and Mrs. W. E. Timms, The Senior High Fellowship recently struck by lislitning birs. Pauline Owen, Mrs. Slogan for the program in grades nine through 12, meets will be ready for use this BunNov. 4, World Community Day. Carver, Mrs. Lester Rethwill, each Monday from 7 until 9 p. day. Bids on a now air conAnnouncement of upcoming The Object is to fill Space ni Mrs. Burl: Steele, Mrs. J. B. All Souls Catholic Women's M. for a Youth Forum in Fel- ditioning unit also are being events included a plastic ware Sunday School, Filling Space Hoolehan, Airs. Walter L. CarM Party at the church to be held in the Heart, in Order to Some- Club will sponsor a runrniag'e lowship House. Leader is Milton received. ten, Mrs. 0. K. Gaff, Mrs. W. A. sale Oct. 4) as itt first project Walker. The Junior High Fel- Sunday School teachers and at 7:80 p.m. Tuesd*y, and the day Fill Space in heaven." Hunter, Mrs. Roy Thom Jr., Named as astronauts 'for the of the year. Iowship, seventh to ninth grade, officers are to meet *t 7 P." District Spiritual Life Retreat Mrs. W. V. Griffin; project are Marion Reid, James MILI)ltEl) HANEY Plans for the sale, which will meets each Friday from 7 until Wednesday at the church with at Leesburg, Oct. uMrs. Janie Shoemaker, Mrs. United Church of Deltonu Program far the evening Johnson, Fred MeCleary, and be held in the Old Sears Build- 0 p. in. under leadership of Mr. the newly elected Sunday School Neider, Mrs. Margaret Billy Wayne Johnson. in a re - ing in downtown Sanford, were and Mrs. Robert E. Boon and superintendent, Thetis Norman. participating in a clothing L. Escar was entitled "Mission to Goint, Mrs. J. F. Riser, Mrs. efflt contest among the four, made' at the club's opening Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. for a brief period prior to the drive being sponsored by Church Edith Myers, Mrs. Mary RawContinents." Reid was winning astronaut and meeting conducted World Service by Mrs. The Woman's Service Circle '1:30 p.m. prayer meeting. itefreshmenta were fur overseas re- linE, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. wife will be and his guests Sheila Roberts, president, follid. by Mrs. Robert M. Temple, he meets each Tuesday in the edu____________________ Contributions of good suits, Nancy bruck, Mrs. Esther Lanhostess, following adjournment,, at a swal dinner given by the lowing a covered dish supper. cationa] building at 10 a. ni Mi coats, dresses, or other practical sing, Mrs. Muriel Gardner, Mrs. Next meeting of Esther Cir- pastor, Rev. E. Ru th Grant. and Mrs. Bnidgit Kolarik Is chair- women are invited. T . Items, plus civ will be at 8 p.m., Oct. 11 her husband, James R. Grant, man of the project with Mrs. tending should bring a sanddonation of 10 I)urtt Wakefield, Mrs. Faye Guinea, Mrs. Louise Caluhun, This Sunday, a Sunday School Alma Smith assisting. cents per pound to help in tranb- Mrs. Monthly General )l.eting wich for lunch. Coffee and tea Virginia Burney, Mrs. .m., picnic will take place' following Mrs. Marion Farellie was art- provided. portaticin costs , are being rethe WSCS will be at Clara Swain, Mrs. Louise Lee, service. Family the church nam e d chairman of a bake sale Monday of this week. Don ceived this weal-: and next at ct. G. By )IARYANN MILES the unit Misses Chapman and Ethel Sunday will be Oct. 2 at which I to be' held lii the church social licizer and Rev. Smith attended The Economy Corner spun- 1, church or may be left at time special recognition will be hail, Sunday, Oct. 1), and Ms's. at planning session for the sored by Episcopal Church- parsonage, 6145 harley Avenue, Riser. given to the family wi th the Nancy hiuckaibone was appoint- Board of Homeland Ministries women of Christ Episcopal Deltuna. A bake sale will be sponsor- most menibers attending Sun- ed telephone chairman for the Seminar slated Dec. 24 at the Church, Long'wood, will be open Regular worship services of 'iudnrIl Winter Park First CongregatIon- during the coming season from the church are held In the Deled Saturday by the Woman's day School. Theme Is "Ilappi- club. urn,, m., sacReward Sunday for Guest speakers for the eve- al Church. Twelve delegates 8 a.m. until noun each Satur- tolut Community Cen te r on Lake -ii'drnp. Society of Chriiti*n Service of ness ., •UII4*Mr4I Sisisorda. -Christ Church, Sanford, under winner hi the Project Space ning were Father William from the.' chapel will be invited day and Monday, Rev, Warren Monroe at 10 a.m. each Sun'bria*a,a Keane, who spoke on Christian to attend. leadership of Mrs. James Run- Eaee will be Oct. U. Thompson, vicar, reported to- day. bisal..rd &i.rald 5*1 5 I'SSSSCi As... brnaiurd. Visor.. This Saturday. the Ladies Unity, and George Deznattio, Delegates from the United day. nella, cba.innau. The side will Welcoming Committee this Ida. -take place iii front of Publix Auxiliary of the church will chairman of the Fall Festival, Church of Christ oBard of Home Donations of any type use- we'el: will be Misses Charlotte 5',aaeei IJ1aa rv.ja, raw MI baulsord. i"Ia. Market in Sanford Shopping have a bake side at Winn-Dixie who discussed entertainment Mimstnes will be present to able articles will be welcomed. and Evelyn I1eschtman. House lead in discussions ui the theme. Proceeds go to the church fund. Committee for the month is 1'Iur.u, beginning at 8:30 u.ns. in Longwuod, beginning at 14 pianned for this event, tte... k use. the of auxiliary Next nan Proceedi will ju to the church a.us. President niuetu of the club will "Iioriw Missiusi in a RevolutionEpiscopal Young Churchmen Gustave Josephson and Russell ' W.0 be Oct. LAs Mrs. M. L. McDaniel. building fund. I ar)' Age.." j will meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. .niseiy of Vernon Children's outfits, cut anil under supervision ready to new, were distributed Coombs, Sunday School lupenintendent. and are hose i11: 411, .0 J. fi#end n 1. day only! 1! Said Important Explained For I firms which employ the most people in Seminole County and are therefore among the largest contributing groups in the ('iin tire county," said Richard Keogh, campaign chairman. "Mathews and his group of volunteers have expressed their MILDRED HANEY enthusiastic desire to make this Third in a Bible study series group'. contributions to the 1956 United Fund campain being conducted at Deltona exceed all past records for gi'. Christian Church by Rev. Eard D. Luginhuhl will be given this lug," he concluded. Sunday. Title is "Alone in the Crowd." The organist, Mrs. Roy Jones, has chosen for the prelude, "In Ahe Sanctuary," by Louise E. Stairs. Church school for both young people and adults will be at 9:30 a.m. Regular worship services are at 10:30 am. each Sunday. Visitors and new resiinvited to participate "Filing social security claims dents are in the worship and will be welpromptly has never been more Of SS Rev. Hockworth To Be Guest In Forest City _ At thise fantastic prices we've had to limit quantities. For one . Third Week In Deltona . Education Week Race Underway I l Bible Study ____ for a new £3,800 Sunday School Service Guild , alth I. * 3 Emblem Parts i Not Fell Here • •' Itamonte Churcb. .4 ;. . *~" . . 4"'' _____________ I', He j I . On S & t Savings - T"eicrnl action honing fli p flation's savings and loan associal Inns from paving ens more than 4 '4 per cent. '''& interest on passbook ssings, hut permitting sale of certiftp of ikposlt at Interest - rate's up to 5 i 4 per cent will hn'i-' no effect locally. This was the assurance given I by Georae Touhy, executive 'ice president of First Feicrid DE\'ITT l ATIIE\VS Savings and Loan Association County, tod. today. of einnle rn S . S,, The action taken by the three government agencies, Federal Home Loan Bank • Board, the Federal serve floani and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in reg'ulating the interest rate Wilt "stabilize the rates the normal saver will he paid for his 11 thrift," Touhy explained. DeWitt Mathews .Tr., 'Until we receive the full president of the Seminole Court- text of the changes, we can tv Chamber of Commerce, has make no real evaluation of the b' 4 been named chairman of the situation," Touhy remarked, The three federal agencies industrial group for the 1966 :i set the new regulations less United Fund campaign, than an hour after President Serving as co-workers with Mathews will he Howard Hod- .1hnon signed a bill giving ges, president of Sanford At- I them power to fix the Interr .i lantie National Bank; .lohn I est rate ceiling for one year .n different sizes and types Merc'er. executive . dent of the United State Bank Iof deposits. -' The nee.' law, part. of Johnof Seminole: A. K. Shoemaker Jr., president of Shoemaker son's anti-inflation program, is Construc't.ion Company a n d designed to end the hot interJohn Xrider, manager of the ~ est- rate war for savings bei tween S a n d L associations Chamber of Commerce. 11 ' and commercial banks. "This group is comprised of ______ - ____________________________ .chu will be converted into a nur, .90tb birthday celebration Shelton, who also u.Lsd in At jfl 'I them to apr1u tlth -Circle .of the Woman's Whlle they are here, £ . Sen.. have of nion of the FIrSt- learning to swim under three. the absence of both the chairof living water. And God shall Missionary U Work Is being done through will be given at noon Oct. 3. man and co-chairman. wipe away all tears from their Baptist Church of Lake Mar' lion of Mrs. Robert Newell, volunteer labor provided by men Sunday by the CongreThe Adult Enquirer's Class rdma1, t were chosen for the coming tamonte Springs. Week of the church, rational C h r i s t i a n will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday eyes." WI?r the September meeting Conside ri ng th e number of year at The family will be leaving group mission study book Brewer is in his ninth year Church of Sanford in at the home or Mr, and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Harley Wil-. this February to return to their taught by Mrs. Richard Stout. By MARY ANN MILES at the sanctuar' and has seen William Munroe. Apartment tears shed in life on earthThe following flSW officers tears of hurt, frustration, and helm, Missionary Volunteer Week the church grow from 15 to the church's Fellowship work in West Iran. 14-W, Town and Lake £9511 sorrow-this is the most wonder. Mrs. J. A. Varn presided. The will serve for the coming year: of Prayer (spiritual emphasis) some 100 members, coming Hall. "Uncle Fred," as he ments, E. First Street, Mrs. Richa Stout, chairman; at Forest Lake Academy hi from Sanford. Oviedo, and Alta- is known th roughout th e call to prayer was given by Children's Confirmation Class f ul gift of all, Mrs. V. C. Ladd, vice chair- Forest City will start Sunday monte Springs, as well as Genat the church is conducted at This is the life everlasting to Mrs. Wilhelm, and Mrs. Frank church and community, A Iman; Mrs. Hubie Summgrliu, and continue through Saturday eva. I Officer prayeti for the rd 4 p.m. each Thursday and class- which the Christian looks forwfll give a brief talk- dursecretary and treasurer; Mrs. with meetings at '1:30 p.m. United with his loved arias. es at Sanford Naval Academy, ing the 11 a.m. worship • beginning this week, are from ones once and for all: untied Members were reminded of Carl Bryant, program chair- daily in the sanctuary of Forest $ man; Mrs. Rosa Labo, m with God forever: shepherded the' mission study book to be service, All friends are ission Lake Seven th -Day Adventist 6:80 _______________ until 7:80 each Thursday. by study chairman; Mrs. Carl Bry- Church, the Lord Christ, life eternal taught at the church Sept. 20. Marks Christian invited to attend the ant, community missions Ch&2Tbecomet something well worth All were urged to attend. Principal speaker will be Euel U service and reception. Mrs. Ruble Sunimerlin, H. Atchley, associa te editor of Officeri are Mrs. T. W. working for. And th ere shall be (Herald Photo) no tears again, ever. Whigham, chairman; Mrs. W. stewardship chairman; Mrs. "Listen" magazine, a journal This is wh' Jesus' statement, G. Brown, vice chairman; Mrs. I Sammy Lou (Leon) Keel, nub- of healthful living published licity and publications, and by the denomination. "1 am the resurrection and the J. A. Varn, secretary and H' JULIA BARTOS Ilk. I-k that liveth and believeth treasurer; Mrs. Frank Officer, Sunday marks the beginning Mrs. C rawford Shel ton, social Missionary volunteer leaders Receives WSCS in me shall never die." is a prayer chairman; Mrs, J. A. O Christi at the academy are Milford an Education Week at chairman. sta tement of joy and hope to all \'urn, mission study; Mrs. Refreshments of cake and Crist, president; Danny Bentmankind. Charles MeKeel, stewardihi1 Altamonte Springs Community , punch were served by the has- singer, vice president, and .lean Emblem of the Handbooks chairman; Mrs. Harley Wil- Chapel (U ii i t e d Church of toss. Also present was Mrs. Emde, secretary. vice Guild of First Methodist Harley Wil helm. helm, program chairman; Mrs. Christ). e AdChurch, Sanford, was displayed Atchley's office is at th The new Woman's Society of _______________ Rev. Wayne E. Smith. ministGiselle Smith, social chairman, and explanation of each part ventist world headquarters Christian Service Handbook Project Space and Mrs. Varu, publicity and Cr. will speak on "Christian Washington, D. C., where he s, given by Miss Mabel Chapman Growth" at the 9:30 and 11 a. was distributed to members of publications. associated with the temperance I at the recent covered dish suph School rc Tin' business session was m. services. Chu per meeting of the Irroup in the Esther Circle of Grace department. closed with prayer by Mrs. teachers will be installed and Experience with the church Fellowship Hull of the new Me th odist Church at th eir SepWhigham. The program was receive special recognition durhas included ministerial won: in educational building. tember meeting. turned over to Mrs. Varn, who ing the 13 a. in. worship hour. the Southern California Con- The meeting was conducted The informative book was taught the last chapter of the Nurser' is provided for both by Mrs. Mars' Rawlins, vice' ference, 1951-58. After services. compiled by M rs. Robert Osoup mission study book, gr years at the seminary, he joined president, in absence of the B)' MARYANN MILES Church School for three year burn and contains the purpose Ref re shments of cup cakes faculty of Columbia Union president, Mrs. Hazel Flynt, IARYANN MILES olds th rough eigh th graders Rev. Jack Hackworth, who the School departand coffee' were served. College in Wushington, D. C., due to Illness. Routine business of the Society, special obiervaThe Sunday _______________ meets at 9:30 with those through has been serving as gusst paswhere he taught religion tni- wuF discussed and reports were and names ment of First Pentecostal the second grade having class- tar at Forest City Baptist 1960.. heard from various committees. of honorary and current mem- Church, Longwood, is particies in the' educational building Church in the absence of a es for five school ____ " ;., , _________,. : - -, _________ I3'r AIRS. 305. E. MAT1IIEUX - -- .1 ,i. ' ____ , -.. - For New SS Wing - - ____ I Ground - Is Completed prayer were throw will be their shepberd New officers-for the Carol' .1 ' tor i BY ricis WESTER Breaks Chrisf ..- ' Circle Of it - • Church _ _____ ,.. help them. One day, all the tribes got By PRANCES " together and discarded all their The September mosting of weapons and images of Stones, the Barbara Guess Circle of the and built big bonfire with the Woman's Missionary tlnloxi of collection. EUEL H. ATCHLEY the First Baptist Church f The Maynards had to learn Lake Mary was held at the Ed the Dani Tribe customs and ch urch with Mrs Crawford ways of communicating by sign Shel as hostess. i language and now feel they have progressed 'in their social and The scripture and call to lCarol i ne Smith ., .. In UF Drive s ;4 I ___ Industrial Group e. II.iIi.s.I I.''A.. .., Mathews Heads l - L.l I hi Federal Curbs 'I ' C 1. r - - i ,I- ernth Page :1 custom - . I . .! , I -'i .. . • -- . . 11 ---- Is - The Youth Pellnwhlp of Rt. A ndrews P sbvtr$an Church, 'we don t li ke to do, or mls.' By LERO D. SOPER B. Holy Cross Ep*scoal Cisireb Ithtngs we enjoy or crave. We enkr hikft from 7:30 nn. ii ___ . The Church keeps telling peo- live £ life of separation, both . til R1O pm S at th e our felIov. man pie that the most wonderful gift from God and church. Thc vnun people also is that He has promised us because of our own search for will hire out for a day's work .1,, life that shall never end. As we fulfillment and gratification. 'to the highest bidders look at life, we might think that So It Is that everlasting life A group of leaders a n d . this Is not such a wonderful gift. Is no big deal If It Is to be like teachers from the church reafter all. Unless this future life the one we are living now. And I ccnUy attended classes at Is a whole lot different from of course, this is tht point . Crate Covenant Church for a . . the one we are engaged in now. acily. God's promise Is a life preview c materials to be ' a lot, of people would say. which is cmnpIEteIy flOod be " used during: the year. Those 'Thank you very much. But no Icause It is lived In His, presence . sroinz were. Mrs. EItsahet.h '4,. thanks." unending life like the No longer will we be on a quest Rose, M rs. Evelyn Esick, Mrs. .,.j. present one would be more bur- for Him. We wil l he right then 1 e u n C n I h v r I., Mrs. Alive at His hand. No longer will We den than gift. Schwan Jim Ridgewall Mr MISSIONARIES Mr. and Nrs. Ralph Maynard, are Oh. we enjoy this life enough. I be separated from those we and Mrs. Boyce ltidp'ew.li, home on furlough from W est Iran. Indonesia, thil ey w l be there with In fact, we cling to It as tightly love, for th C. Vincent Faulkkner, where they have worked with the Unevangelized as we can. Yet we do catch us. president of the YouthFellow- cold, we get sick, we stub our St. John gives a wonderful Field Missions since 1957. With them is seven ship, and Miss Toni Boyle. Rev. description of heaven In the I year old Tim, one of their two sons. toes on the sidewalk, we get I Fred Gurthyle, minister at St. sandzpurs in our hands when we Book of Revelation. It does not (Herald Photo) Andrews, taught the youth diwork in the yard. We lose our pretend to be a guided pictorial vision. tempers, and others become an tour of heaven, even though It: Women of the church will with us. We hvc to work does mention pearly gates and continue to meat at U) a.m. g for a living, and this sometimes streets of gold. It simply putS issionary oup eeach Tuesday to study local means that we have to do things forth what heaven will be In community problems and how terms the simplest man can they can be of assistanc I I I derstand. These sessions are open to the .• rut St. John describes the throne V 13 14ft1V I YfltC III I 1ØIIUU nublic and a nursarv is IUJJ 11U17 of God, and it group "without ad. number" st.andlng before the This week, a group of tht' By JULIA BARTOS ing and gratifying. throne, serving God and prals- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maynard,: They have two children. Tim. women made their first visit Offering To Aid log Him. When John asks the SeVCfl, who was born in indo- to Edgewater Boys i-anci, talc. missionaries, of 1221 Noble angel who is giving him this home on nesia, and Grady, five months, ingcanned goods, linens and conducted tour through heaven Road, Orlando, are who was born April 27 in Lan clothing, and It is planned to who these people the angel furlough are, from West Iran, indo- cast, Pa.. Maynard's home continue aid, where needed CPC Work answers, these are they who nesia, formerly Dutch New town. Mrs. Manard Is the and when possible, to the esflol' Cross Episcopal Church, have "washed their robes in the Guinea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. tablishment, the Lamb." In other . worked Mays of Orlando. Sanford, will observe Church blood of Periodical Club Sunday tl words, these are they who have. The Mavnnrds have The people of West Iran are week, Res'. Leroy 1). Sopem', mee- remained faithful to God and 'with the Unevangelized Field stoneagt' people and never knew His Christ in pite of the press- Missions since 1957. tor, has announced. what civilization was, they re- Barbara Guess ures of the world, the flesh. and the' came back to the United port. However, after several This day, Father vises, Is a day set aside as a the devil. These are the faith. States, only to return to con- years of mission work, 1' reminder that the Church Pemi fiil who stood steadfast when their mission work pie of the Dani Tribe began to odical Club does excellent work they tried. Everyone who re. tinue with th ey have found Interest- understand what the missionarin providing magazines and slits temptation, who earnesuyt which ______________________________ los were trying to accomplish I 'nutiit?i t't Sept. '2:, I1 ! !.. ., 4 Life '' . .11 '. . .. I !'" * i .. . . .7 I I - 1 II l . ... " ;' ., ... - -__-_.l1W..W - . a ,: - I. . )~ I 1. -_-1 - .V~& ---.-"--,4 i I _- .1 f Shop uf 0KNIC Is fiat, iSsy and eel. WALL quereptles. n. / plus sic.s...i massage with- $.t.d heal I. w.i. On. year as out list .ppflc.I., Is, scalp br u sh hes shelf, p,schse beck and 101064960 faith motion. 0104 Omasuss ivilciss, turns, shap.i end I -r,= HAIR DRYER MANICURE SET 96 C..dl..s,m.cb.n.' able .Mt..SIIi 6 s_el.. HEAT MASSAGE TOOTHBRUSH 9 Vws&tIs.t.d,icc..b a..eralui,ari 0uerI.ft..1.d AIRCOMB 3224562 NLATINS AIR CONDITIONINO - ": Now Saw Its's) 96 b.nssi, 1.9ory end b uffs n.h.. C... plots wIth Gabill es..e. ces.. mod d 4 yof ,esI sad S handy st Viet ,..,tl.e. Cn,wál. Pd.s I.s.i n C~fqsIv.It Vains, I.g.Iw er Odph.I L.wDIuHut P1k.. ORLANDO 3021 W. Colonial Di. P.uiwood Plasm I ORLANDO 1000 Amber Rd. Hwy 60 I. of Aimport OPEN 10 a.m. . 10 I WINTER PARK Field. P1cc. 8*. 17-92 At 1.. Road. p.m. DAILY I IAU GAU1I Fields Plasm MIRIITI ISLAND Shupping Cent er 100 Bmbcuck 8*. blO and 5.8. 1 OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON-7 P.M. QUALITY the only luv• msssuie value guamanwsd ALWAYS •k,5 u 831501 CCIII avois u41111ted EVERY DAY of •. DISCOUNTS that �S - - - .. - -'- --- - -- #1I.JnJt.111 - i _____.___-, . . ...fl. Lfflflfl .f -•_•_ -- ... -- -.-. ,.. 4 •qq a. * . .. .. . . . --'-te - I . - - - . . -. ..-. Dont Turn Your Back - "Can't Be Any More Dangerous Than Sitting in the White House!" Seminole County is about to enter an- Scouts. t.he Salvation Army, The t'SO other year of campaigning for funds, to (especially now with America in a de suo mo than a dozen cmunity facto war in Viet Nam and our neighservice and charity operations that. bet- bors fight there), aid for the mentstllv ter the community, through a one-shot ill and other agencies. all-fcir.one drive. The men and women who each year The United Fund of this community, give their time., ideas and skills in trysloganing its appeal each year "Give ing to make United Fund work, die- a- . • - campaign Oct. 1, to raise probably, and also deserve full cooperation. Their jobs often encourage despair. The money is for support n 1967 of Not one person who volunteers for 14 agencies which submit their budget. United Fund work derives a nickel from .. .. • . •. :: ntice . ., . • .'.-. • 1.• yot a -1Hif ••. ti'e siaviak deference to RIMe t-*ilea. Sn come of oar law I. • 4 - \ . - . 1 ate drives for funds by each of the 14 There can be no doub.. that this is agencies now under the organized the very best way to finance these ne- wing of the United Fund. - . .54 'h 1._S , . ---- - I We wouldn't. . f main prop from under th,jlor when Christ. was crit-. .. .. . • • humor. CAS1' A-535: Victor 8., :1 :j Is no "nice" way to tell penpie who have an homiest at- , "The Sabbath was mnIe fnt an Indiana farm. Recently he was to renew man; not man, for the Subb. bath!" auto drh'er's license, uired an •e tat, Christ thus pointed out that T laws are not an end in them- $ )acoA.q (I]Q 0 S I (.s..!ontr2n: J/lQ By Ruth Millett - I t Carpets • - lNSUP' _______ . canoe. - . asia t._ 5- j- -- - - - -- . -. - -a "_ fle - ,_. tn'v .- - -- - ,S- -.5- ---- ____ - - .) -5- - - \ the ,- I . -- -., '-I-- -. -._ .-. .- - can -.- - -'5., - - -, -- -r - - .., -1-.- ,a 5. --.... '-a .___, 5-'. --. Do If Yourself: - I -- - -. ____, , - r CARLISLE, England (UP!) A teacher at a school that specializes in secretarial courses warned that some of her students may flunk if they wore mini-skirts, The teacher ix' plained that mini-skirts are "distracting" to busies and dii. traction is not a secretary's job. - _____________ _______________ weight refers to the weight of that's S tride name. This * t1 .,ç Newspaper Rnt.rp'rlee Asia, the head. The claw i't opposite loosen nutu, can he used tim take You need more than on the head and is used fat' pulling apart, faucets wh repisehi hammer that has washers. 1,s.y ',nn mey a '1It screwdriver, a pair oi pliers nails. ('t heai't with a flat face, not a pipe ''m'h lmt 'b*t'n fàf tot love and a normal se life, that slip and * hst.t..red hammer rounded. ft.1s less likely to slip, morn arivanuerl p1umhfn. you ate not so lucky. I say tried to take care of a house. You l'o not tise yctuir claw hammer (kit a flat. iii. for metal, with toil understanding. because need an assortment of tOMi. for breaking rocks or driving rasp for wood, a career, a Job, work, what- You don't have to get them all fence posts. There an special Rtiv the Rei 'rneh ever, can never be a satisfme- at once, nor do you need CVeV3P- hammers for special jnhi. flrills? Vnu esfi et a ha,mJ thIng that appears on a typical tory substitute for love. What other tools should you drill, a raee and hit or * urn. You may let this new matur- list of tools recommended for 'et? Buy a emiple of chiseli plc push drill. (hr ynti •s'n Ity panIc you unless you can every househoider. '4-and l-1nvh. c;- t a otuir of chase your tlr'st )Ywnv tool Take screwdrivers, for e approach the new phasC of your slip Joint pliers. Later arid a an electric drill. The nsytp life with calmness and penetrat- ample. The one that came with pair of side cutters. inch drill k i 'ommon tool and log insight. ft you are widowed yrnir wife's sewing machine ' For cutting wood get. a cross- with attachments it. .ieee as you approach this new phase not enough. Nor is the one and cut saw, eight points to the a t'aric'tv of tool. vwfer of your life, you know what a only that you bought the day inch. P'nwer points indicates polisher. zrinder even a companion (partner) has meant you had to fix something ant in a saw for ripping. flo not get -i iiht-tftity drill to you. You should consider the garage. For metal will if you intend using many dScrewdrivers are not only need * heksnw. ('et one with t.aehnients. carefully the possibilities of another marriage, hut not with a one of the most. frequently an insulated handle. You never When buying tools, buy man younger than you. Yes, I used tools around the house can tell when you may bnish lity. They work he'ter know it works Out now and then, hut they are one of the most over a wire with one. C,et a new and -ire more 'neiwt,ai hut usually its a failure for *hused as walk A. screwdrIver 10-inch art juistable wrench (corn- in the long run because they' :-.I,,,.,.,,,c jfl,,I JI is in. 'or a a A -.-- - - work both the younger man and the mature woman. You can't beat nature and he happy. ft is better to remain unmarried than to lose your dignity by "latching onto" a man tar too young for you. If you are rich, he spends your money and dissipates your inheritance. for why else do most young men marry mature women? lie want.s an easy life. although, in the final analysis, it noes not turn ut that way. If he i fulfilling a Mother Cornplex you don't want to he the answer to that either. So think well before you select a hushind, or let one select you. 40 Remember your after rights and remember to pursue them with dignity. Monday: "Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod," he endorsed "First Day Covers 5 Christmas Stamp." Requests must he postmarked r.o later than Nov. 1, S • S - you is not * pry bar. Apply le.verae manly called (',resrent, though less ulkehy to need repIse1n with it and it will snap, It is designed to withstand twisting. not lifting. __________ You should have several sizes, both in length and width and ______________________ ____________________________ \\ thickness of blade, Tn big a screwdriver will not fit the tort small will I turn within the slot and damage I 4UICKI1 MADE FROM UNFINISHED PWCt AND PtUSH iO the head of the screw. FtUSH 000R IRWiDfl MAI(P FIl.LE In addition to the common .+ NIGH OAN 9 5COPiD GRAO . I type of screwdriver you will owr o aloE)' need a Phlllip screwdriver. I $ I .This fit* screws with crass slats. You will find these screws 2 an appliances, radio,, television I sets, autos. There is less likeliI S hood of the blade slipping nnt of the screw and marring the I surrounding surface. Hold the 1 15115 Phillips screwdriver straight I NIGHT 5tP4D and with a steady pressure. If I It does slip It will hurt only the head of the screw. ' PtSCç OF UNFIIII5HED ____ Do not use any screwdriver II TIII 1 ANI.Z LI MACfl -ripe AR 'T'WR as a chisel, lee pick, pry bar, $ 'j IOUNfl4$N iiiai wmi oprIoNM.-4iecan opener, paint mixer or- any g, use i.s thing else except fnr turning I ow iaiaen' saso GNLV I screws. And get several so that you have a variety of sizes. FlN1SM'fl4AMWt.'dW1NEU?ALFtNlOWtSOarJulj I eoo wrm aMI tOo AS FURMflURSIIM6 Versatile Rammer I,TUEN 't4*RNISI4 OR WA A 113-ounce claw hammer Is 1 a good all-around tool. The LI P A N 0 SAV --__ _.. . _______________________________________________________________ LARGE STUDENT'S DESK screw slot. One I $ cwrni • - --- - -- - - - - - • wmi - I Philatelic experts, ai well as the occasional stamp collector, will be interested to know some of the intricate printing details of the forthcoming (Nov. 1) U.S. Christmas stamp. The 5center, printed In five colors, will portray a portion of Hans Memling's 15th century paint- By W. C. BRANDSTADT, M.D. is applied to aevaral disorders directed toward lowering s ing, "Madonna and Child with Q-[s the ahaldag of Parkin- that involve the motor nerves blood pressure and slowing thu son's disease ever limited to (those that control voluntary progress of the disease insofar 'raro inks will be applied by the foot? movement as opposed to sin, as possible. Betzuia o. lithography, blended in certain A-This disease often starts 1017 nerVes). These diseases moat troublesome s'j5ij_ 1 portions of th. stamp to create in one leg or the fingers of one usually start in childhood but choking when attem$lig a third color. Three additional hand then progresses to involve the exact time when the damage swnilow food, the map inks then will be placed on in both sides. There may also be occurred is often hard to deteravoid onting ;ind suffet a ma.rb. one p,as through the g'iori shaking of the head. By dofl- mine. The severity varies wide. ed loss of weight. The p press. Colors noted are blue, scious effort the shaking in ly but, as a general rule, the of choking is lessened if orange, green, brown and red. one limb can sometimes be con- disease ulne not progress, victim nati pureed foed* . . . trolled for a few seconds but Q-My doctor says I have Q-lf -to per cent $ The Australian News and Inthis may be accompanied by an pseudobuibmar palsy, lie ittivisee son's liver is 'Iamaged, formation Bureau has announincreased shaking on the op. retirement but no rneiilcina. portion of the liver be-zs.jiu ced that the Norfolk Island Post posite side. The shaking ceases What causes it and what treatA-In most liver .-dn' the Office has issued two new during sleep, mint do you advise? damage is distributed stamps, 4 cents and 25 cents, Q-Is Parkinson's disease inA-In this disease there is out the organ-not wal3 to mark the centenary of the hinted? damage to the brain centers at one pole of this tf IS Melanesian Mission. The deA-Although the evidence for that control the motor nerves. would Ont he possihi te signs of the stamps will show, this is inconclusive, about '4 It e usually caused by a blond niuve the diseased ootIb s respectively, the interior and per cent of the victims are clot in a small artor", and :n the exterior of the Misa ion Church, St. Barnabas Chapel. dosely related to persons who seen in persons with advanced had this disease. hardening of the arteries anti Plenum 'tend your qusas . . . Q-My husband has cerebra! high blood pressure. The onand comments to Wa,me CL The Republic of China plans palsy. Our doctor says it startet is gradual with 'tpeIl of llrnndstadt, M.D., in can at to issue the first of seven plcchildhood. ed in hi., He is now in dizziness that clear up in a this paper. While Dr. tonal stamps of flying geese, his late SOs and is still able to few hours and recur at irregu. stndt cannot answer InJfv4d.. reports the World Wide Philafull day's work. Row long do liar intervals. a ual letters he viii uiuw..g telic Agency. This set will be will this disease progress? Your doctor's advice is sound, letters of genet-si int- j followed by three airmails and A-The term "cerebral palsy" The treatment is usually dif'iture columns, four regular pictorial. featuring Taiwan handicraft. a • • Greece has Issued two stamps, One stamp commemorates the return of the skull of St. Andrew to the Greek Church by the Vatican. The relic will be placed in the Cathedral of Pa- WILLIAM LAWRENCE D.D.S. ing room dour, which we for- cation, reasonable fees, as., tras where the saint was crud- Newspaper Enterprise Asan. got to close. and 'ihort of !)sychoan fled. Th. second stamp mzirks When I was six years old I When SB saw the snake both ehild . -mnd dentist to the 50th anniversary of the was already a dentist and bad crawling down, tail first. he foundation of the Greek Post a little office out West. And do whipped out his six-shooter anti 1 ttii.'it' personalities Jibe. FIND Of lice Savings Servue. you know who my best patient liz-ed 13 times, each tin-ui shooto. , • • was? Buffalo Bill. He and I ing a rattle of! the snake's tail. I -What kind ut a iUS - I Many nations throughout the were good friends. We used to You see, the snake was 13 years ti-misting my child to? world will be issuing Kennedy go hunting together. old. He grew a 130W ruttlo every I _()j he like children in menmorial stamps. Chile's cornOne day when I was filling year. niemorative shows a world a tooth for BB (I used to call Gosh, I felt sorry for old ma- his office, or does he 1 globe encircled by the words hini UB for short), the Wit,- Icy. He looked so bare without noycti and nervous? D knave tlrU Ii his "Alianza Farm Progresso," the phone rang and the voice -'said: his tail. So do you know what Li room tinat childin. cart Alliance for Progress, which the "Hiss, hello, hiss. I've got a did? I pasted biack every one ul ititsntiiy with, such a late President Kennedy espous- toothache. hiss, and I want you those rattles and the snake was chiildrens piu.* the ed. Mexico has issued an 80- to lix it, hiss." so happy he said be WItfited ° wail, drawing paper i cent airmail stamp depicting I knew who it was at once, be my friend. That's how come OIlS, snuall [ui-nAture, President Kennedy ihak lug I could tell by the hisses. It one of my best friend's is -Then, put the *4 -t $ hands with Mexico's President was a snake. So I said,, "Lam snake. to hint: "Doctor, 40 y Ill_s Adolfo Lopez Mateos as they sorry but I don't take care of That's the end of the story, on children?" ratified the Chamizal Treaty vu snake's teeth." When be beard And it aiwaym ends when the July 18 1963. that the snake gut wad and filling is completed, "Spit Please s.nsd your y'',i said: "Hiss. I'm coming up to please" brings the UU,Lu putabout dumital health to Dr. I..w. Is fiuv art more popular than get you, Duc. bias." ivnts back to reealily. rence care ofanswer this psjisr. a big bridge? U.S. tatitp u.u1 1 hung up the ptwne and told Telling hunwreua adventure While tie in cizuimut ecb lecturi say Wi. The Post Office 813 what the nakw said and he stories is as good as "nuvoDepartment annouzwed that said to we: "Don't worry, Her- cain" for sum. young patients; letter personally, letters at there wire 619,780 first-day bit (88 va-lIed we Herbie). If ft fascinates them, Some den raA inmtasrest will be answer Incanceled on Nov. 21 that snake conies up her, I'Ll Lists entertain with records and this column. bearing th. 5.c.nt V.rraziiuu lake care it hint-" But we Lock- some eea show uiuies. TheM, Narrows Bridge cuussu.morative ed the dour anyway just to be are dent-late who are Interested Tde stamp $114 1,17S,129 stamps sure the snake couldn't get in.. In children and their spei.tLil SANtA FE, N.M. (IJJI) sold. Ther, were 551,046 uVIrd Pretty soon we twa-rd the 1u- dental prublunas. ['he State v New øajs canceled when thi 5-cent Fine vatur door open, then a hissing "How ca-n I let,'t th,, right Ctud its umupluyeö II wguJ4 .'rta conuuezuorative stamp was noise in this ball and then tIc, dentist for my child?" many trade them two ti-r'p q placed on s*I. L)ec. - you know what happened? That mothers ask. Besides usual cru- lee brwak for a ham be 'I'ut*% sale of this. stamps that snake canto crawling through terta uS ability, -Ivanllnees, Mrs. Lyadon 8. J0k. day was $31841. the Little window, ever lb. wait- kindly auwer, cunveal*nt La- she arrives at the sixps The Doctor Says: Parkinson's Disease .;, 1 - - - 4, .5-i - 'I . Your Dental Health Tall Tales 'Lose' Big Ouch - - .5 __________ -- ' :...- - - ---'.5. - lilT ____ _____ ________ Ii m h lb 10 u s warfare back to the battle of Merathon In 490 B.C1 when the Greeks counter' attacked a beachhead es. tablished by the Perstans. In the Punic wars, the mans used their lesion. nakes as marines In their Invasions ol Britain. And In Louts 1X's crusade against Egypt In 124, shipbulld. ers developed rainpeti galleys which could launth well as carry landing craft. MMIII A p dates Ba. .5 Offers I -. - - -. '' ........ ---.5-'- "-'5-.- - - 5- T . -- - ' Ii S ': - - - , .-, Only ' - J k IUti '5 .5- Distracting - V W.M ..- S ---- - - The new stamp is the fifth in the series of holiday stamps and is expected to sell in large quantities. The Post Office has put in an Initial print order of 1,200,000,000 (one billion, tWo hundred million). The main design features a painting by Hans Memling Flemish master of the Renaissance, entitled "Madonna and Child with Angles." The paintkg now hangs in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C., as part of the Mellon collection, Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien stated: "This stamp design is entirely appropriate to the spirit of Christmas and at the same time will be a minimtune reproduction of an outstanding work of art." Collectors desiring first day cancellations may send addressed envelopes, together with remittance to cover the cost of the stamps to be affixed, to the Officer in Charge, Christmas, Michigan 49564. The envelope to the Officer In Charge should -- - -_ ___________________________________________________ i'd," Is mostly a ?roen asset when it. rnmn's in the slI-tmpofl - ,' __________________________________ • 31 so brutally termed "middle-ag- -- - "' 0 $ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ 110W Michigan. DEAR GIRLS- The following toaster was being repaired I Newspaper Enterprise Assu. DEAR FOLLY- I am a saver solution to this sticky problem found that my waffle iron servwas in the same mail as Joy's i as a good substitute for of things that do not seem Of ICLter.-POLLY. making toast. Our grandson ismuch use until that day when DEAR FOLLY- A qt.dck way pecially enjoyed the idea.they are needed, Then they ofus' a way to remove the neak$ie from GRANDMA. ed to be at the bottom those gummy labels is to rub DEAR POLLY- I have some stack of boxes that held more with pre•electnic thave 10. answers to Sylvia's plea for In. of the same. Not any more. We them tion. This also works well on ad' expensive storage Ideas. Hang In have built many shelves the hesivo residue from a bandage, a basket behind a seldom-used basement but even they did not ..IOAN. door for handy yet unobtrusive accommodate some aeldom.us. DEAR FOLLY While my storage. Most closets have room ed things that I wanted readily _____________________________ for One or more shelves above available. I bought several good the existing one so that the put shopping bugs and in one I closet shelf space can be doub Christmas tree bulbs and lights, led StOie small toys In colorful in another cards bought at half. •.' plastic dishpans that can be price to be ready for the next slipped under a child's bed. anChristmas, wrappings in Store rolling pin, large wooden other, still unother for artifical P spoons, basting tubes, etc., In flowers, one for crushed tissue tail oatmeal boxes as they take that comes In gifts, shred. paper a minimum of closet apace. ir ded foam for stuffing animals In another and so on. Each bag _____________________________ Urn bathroom is large, hang a triangular shelf on wall brackets is clearly marked with heavy in Otto corner and add a stool to One marking pencil so the right have a dressing table. This helps hang . Is easily spotted. These clear the bathroom cabinet of from sturdy nails in the rafters I I1 4 cosmetic clutter. A curtain rod of our basement storage room. WIth a plastic cafe curtain can I also hang picnic supplies. iron be added to make a skirt that . skillets seldom used, vacuum will tilde under-the-shelf t3ragI'. jugs, plastic clothes I)usketa and Most important when pressed . .. so on. They are out of the way, for space Is to throw away -. readily accessible and not un- ___________ things never used but just say attractive to look at. It is a 4-' ____ ed--MRS. C,W.W. to life-saver and a pleasure know that many things I want - Anyone submitting a i'oily's vim be easily spotted just by A LOVELY JAPANKNE Problem, a solution to a pro looking up.-PRISCILLA. lass Mt. llama, c*du a blem or a favorite homemaking Folly's Preblew r011 Id*a will receiv, a dodar If DEAR POL.LY- Can someone (James $IJId) Con.nery Folly uses the Item ii I'olLy'a tell me how to remoVe the stic' the new movie, 'Vest WO$1ng Pointers. Icy rusidu left after removing Live Twice" now price tags from plastic Items? addi just the Only the strongest winds I manage to ruin the looks of right touch to Age1I 007's whip up the sluggish surfac. of dcr,Ing'do. every plastic item I buy when Dead the i, because of Its trying to remove this sticky great salt content. stuff. Please help msi.-JOY oin to ELY! - S.,. Stamps In News ByPollyCramer - 4 1VVIIflfl ' _____________________________________________________________ 4 TY The 4 Newspaper Enterprise Asia. say to end up with hurt feelKnows without being warned ' what things you say in confiIsn't It a comfort to have a 1igs'! Encourages you to believe dence you would not want refriend whothat you can do somethlr that peated to anyone? Will let you blow off steam you are a bit hesitant to tac- Always seems glad to see when you are hurt or angered kle? you or to talk with you on the by someone close to you and Often builds you up to others telephone, unlike those persons then have the good sense never who do not know you nearly so who are most cordial at times -but distant at others? to bring up the subject again? well? Shares your enthusiasm when Would never sit. sflent while Can argue a point with you you have big plans In the mak- someone else made unktnd re. without getting angry or sancastic? ing-and is never, never a wet marks about you? Is so gracious when cioing a Usually gives you a lilt and blanket? adleaves you feeling a bit pleas. Seems to be able to sense favor that you don't mtnd when your spirit Is dragging at mitting when you could use a ed with yourself and lire in gen. eral? the heels and has a second-hand little help? Ilas other good I rienIs and Are you that kind of friend compliment saved up to give doesn't resent the fact that you to anyone? If so, you probably you a lift? have a few such friends yourself. Never misinterprets what you do, too? • S -, IIIfl'I I ______ --' Ilir right to life, love and happiness. hte should pursue those right, without k,s of dignity. nvernUC American wrutnnn, who Is in the group that is 4 ' Tile .-,-.- Buy Proper, Qualify Tools 4 Sanford aufnrb 1nath 5--. Spf. 2L 1l a - • - * f MR. F'I - Brothers -' Jacoby and Son Uji i'. I .5 *gtt?p lt I)IAR flATTI1IN(l: Let'N get ohe thing straight. A tel. tow who loves a girt dot's nut encourage her to iki emnething that is immoral. If you lose hini, you'll be lucky. ltulil out. for orange tilossnmns, honey. lie's offering you tiis on Ivy. . . C (1 N F I 1) N TIAI TO "IIAVK I fIROIINDM ?" You had liettr see your lawyc? about an nfltitIltflf!flt, El YOU did not know before your niarriage that your hubnn4 was a homosexual, your State might grant you an annul. titent, which vnight he pielet-able to a divorce. 1,nwa. differ from state to st-ate, however. Your lawyer can advise you as to your best COUrSe of action. Ills MOT1IEIL HEAR M 0 T II K H : Alt Why . 4 ' - . _ Iiitii ? Hut she ke;it a sterling ver bud vase which had been srs-a in my family for gentiltic antique, which meant a lot, In Inc. Will yint please spell nut W hAT a gut should keoji anil what site lioiiid return, should the engagement be btnkn. What un you think of this girt? • " IT" -- Q h'1y. IVORLD - - ........• aroused o lines tion is only six weeks Actually, the hardships InMemo for the voters: Tomor- caused him to develop a spartan also including the party's local row, Sept. 24, is the first day ;)hilobophy in the operation of volved in making those trips 1 carefully laid out by the regime, Herald Area Correspondents publicity cilkirIflan, have never to file' applications for absenthe 1ei necessity for a wai. A Tallahassee T\' political appeared are mild compared to the saccommittee. Altanitrntr Springs Geneva in The herald office. tee- bullots for the general ekeThe problem of war could reporter made an Interesting At any rate, he dispatched a rifices that Rivers is now askMrs. Julia Banns J' an irui'ossjbiljt - t get ticin. Nov. 7 is the last day. Mrs. ins. E. Mathicux come to the forefront if the note; That campaign contribu-_ special subcommittee to Paris ing some members of Congress 535.131 349-5205 Mao-Lin leadership decides the tlon to High's and Kirk's war tO endure. -----last summer during the Bear Lake-Forest City youth are not with them and chests are not coming in as they BERRY'S gressional Independence Day Re wants those who have no Mrs. Maryana Miles Mrs. Frances Wetiter that a war is necessa' to "purl- did for the' primary eloctjon. official business there to rerecesS. 5393675 322.6219 fy" the youth by making thri,i And that is a very good rcahimself noted in a frain from "political junketing As Riven Casselberry go through the kind of strug. 140fl the apathetic voting Lake Monroe z'ecezit press release, this re- in Viet Nam." Mrs. Jane C*IT7 gles needed to make them "true publk is being offered a patheMrs. H.. I.. Johnson Making a trip to France dur' quired a sacrifice on the part 535.5046 revolutionaries," tic campaign by the two can$22-$722 of those who made the journey. kg a congressional recess is. Chuluota Mao and Lin arc strong tv. didates for the governorship. I "I wish to commend the sub- of course, nowhere near as IOi%WOOd Mr.. Liza Baker lievers in the importance f That same Tallahassee for giving up rough on a congressman as not committee Mrs. Donna Estes 315.9193 struggle. Both have made it porter mude the prognostication their ten-day holiday to make making a trip to S'iet Nam m 8U-33I 7 DeBary clear they consider that without that the voter turnout on Nov. an Inspection trip of the Amen- an election year. North Orlando Mr.. .ieg*a 1eont fighting there can be no growth, 8 probably will be the poorest ran ita InstallatIon, and Mrs. Marilyn. Peterson 6154883 If Mao and Lin can develop in atly gubernatorial campaign NATO bases In France," he OVER 35 YEARS 322.0801 Dalt-ons in the Red Guard, the purges in modern times, We must agree _ wrote. At First & Palmetto Mr.. Mildred Haney Osteen and other organized violence in with that, judging from the The full measure of their (Alongside old post office) Mr.. Clarence Snyder 668-5351 China a substitute for military lack of interest being shown. devotion can be realized when Enterprise 3224141 clashes there will be leip of a High's local campaign chairyou consider that congressmen Mrs. Ritchie Harris Ovsedo domestic political reason for a man, John Kuder, burst into customarily return to their 615-5534 head-un eih with th Unjtci The Herald news room all full Miss Ruth Davidson home districts during long re______ States, 665-4604 365.3151 of enthusiasm Wednesday aftcesses. . ernoon: Everything Is rosy now, On this occasion, the lawgfv. Fuflhifure Co. he' indicated, when he said 'Lost' ers who went to Paris missed S Furniture DANIA (AP)-The overnight "we've got complete harmony spenCing the Fourth of July In _________ lJkr at last, everybody is getting on disappearance of three young Pianos ( such places as San Angelo, Tex., the bandwagon," and then askbrothers had a happy ending __________________________________________________ Beds MartInsvjlle, md., Pueblo, Cob., Page 4 Sanford Heraid Sept. 23, ]966 ( Wednesday, although the lads ed for covera ge, of new Democratie' headquarters tonight, ,AL1U £ 4aSEI.u. $IbIft £5*J 0,'NUaNS& might not entirely agree. raas %'UL1UUa, t*,esIas*s Usa.r*J a-rr Police said Lawrence, 9 "with a full page and a haLf of L5KKV TWkSMEL J MIbIcN'O at5saas,pig. i,ss, su, i.e. piL'tUrCb ny, 7, and Terry Eubanks, 4. got in Mundv' pape'-." it Assocts.ta Edttur £d.rtt.toj D$r.vt.r • "Don't y'a!l fret R.&D WAS PL? _____ "a good paddling" from their will bt' interesting to heir of 'bout thh inflation! I'll take core alit MOW 6UE% M.naglsg eitor fter the November elections-yøu'j! 1K, £.stng .uag.r tUrnout mother. Mrs. Mary Eubanks, the of all the "barosis '144IAs con* j*eg cNuEuassa A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! 1oc3at L41t.w April 15th!" when she found them playing on ausIn. Masag.r DousE ALJPIIS the bank cit a canal in which she The UflCvelI hlve5 of PakI- ________________________________________________________________ ____ THE CROWD" 053*4,5 OtLW Ed$tar Mg.,a.4a... had feared they had fallen, JIJIST W$L14 tan lie separated frcIn each r' $ILCWIS3ESI _______________ C't7 Elttse $5.00 1tt i Pbotag-rspbsr other by nearly 1,000 miles :cà First American school to across india. Wt Pal:istan lia PUbisb. *1lr •ao.pt Mturd.y, 3usdey and Ocuoi4. INT1ODUCTION rlutma.; Pubtsb.d adopt rowing was Yale Univer- 85 ---...------------per cent of the nation's iand PLIGHT Si'Bstlaisrsoa *A1ES lft,uis Ds1li,r SPIC tAIL SOLO COIlISI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pie. 35e ________________________________________ S NIW CU$N* TIALNU - $12.96 Per Her SOSISSLE (*iS'1'r ALL. Oiia 01St 2Lt W..k ss.ov i ysa.r si i.e i y O0I Moatha £ IX!50 WSNO I MathS S-*SUIfl4t LU P Mactb. LOS I MuSt 5$ MOlT CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN l.O I Mactb 1.00 I Mactb Ua Eu $1 REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS LEE BROTHERS prov&di that sli au svonlpuse 0 Palo ___________________________ Is aovasse. I ___ :;rliL ___ TI. Hsr&l4 Is a a.bor of tbe LasuIst.d Pr• w$it 1. .ctltl.d P'IPU CMUOKU "IsO" & Cdifio&g - ____ ___ s_v aciuesly t Sb. uaa far reputhcs,tIes ot a.t Lbs AsciI sews prlctO AVIATION ___________________ ____ AVAILAIIP$ FOR 35 thIs a.w.pa p.r L PIOD4ICfl L.w. $prIcI.es, Pa aid Plpi.g 'ININ 05 All TAXI Lot*rsgs SOCOOO elses atta, OowbsirXl, 51$ aS tbi st $mtford, YIortes. anser tb AOL of Coograse of MusS 5, 1551. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Snce 1917 44OP2tLuf.4 at asy ss'.rte1, paws., svrtlatgg of tbl• •Gttks •1 317 Tb. pars AVL $svfc-Ø Hes.Ig a..y be raprudisesi $5 .c' SANPORD, PLA. Seminole Ranch without *nu.. Seraleslac of Lbs pstbltab., ot I'S. Msra.ltai..s., 6. tcO$vIsusI si ftra respoa.lbl. fat Iprt4uattoa will Si cioalisi'. a. Yd. 3220152 *afa1.. fl• Sarsid'a I.pyr*gat sad will Si Sill b1. Co OF Maig. uses. 55. £a, 500 __________________________ W.it First Street T.I.phon. 322.0375 - I i&v ______________________________ ___ - 'Iint I'll tin, how ran I around this without losing ( which Included tanks and con- beyond certain bounds. The)' awaken the youth to sacrifice Principal reason given was that I We want to call it to your at- - er Democrats are getting anx- when It calls from Paris, France. drawn from hi country. siderable amounts of artillery- used the same caution in India. and bind them to Lin Piso's High's de.feat.ed primary OJ)JW. tt'ntion and trust that you will inus to try their political teeth Is, subcommittee however, one bright however, in all-out battles, were not re- They are likewise cautious in leadership? Would it aid in nent and now political cham- provicit' more' complete cover- . - . and the Volusia County 'hen There I thinkare thattimes, Chairman L. spot There that the Unnever heard about them. Communists have their own within Red China? Would it be er High's campaign. dates in th future." It was only later during concepts as to when to expand possible to lure U.S. troops Into Accusation against the press reporter We will, Mr. Medcalf, we willBut he, Warren "will nottold run this against Syd House Armed Services Commit. If the troops arc withdrawn, • World War II, during int.erro- a conflict Into a full-blown war fighting on Lin' terms? could l'e another stalling t. .acexpects too much of his members of Congress presumaI , - when you van get those - . gation of Japanese prisoners and when not. It doesn't depend he should retire, In this st'nse, the more sue- tic, since High still luis tnt R-uj1ican candidates to talk. well, but thenif_" bly will no longer be required colleagues. who had beer with the Japanese on "provocation." It depends in' ceasful the current purges in f proffered the voting public a - Mr Keeth IInCI a. fa.0 Perhaps his frequent a5sociato make periodic trips to Paris e__.I 'nina .,.a. p.4' -. .aeu and the more the solid program. And the dec. tion with military personnel has to inspect the bases. the Rtpul;lican candidates, and youth are - - •.• ant question of sex. There are, of morse, the stiphlstIente of 40 plus who make the tiendllnes Items based on ihe engageanti who are, more often than itient should he returned. This. not, "in residence" in fleno. Aunt Micra and Uncles locs includes gifts intndetl for These are the wnrnn who ride in our pasts, and hnve stiruse by the couple after thek the nierry-gn-rountl and stimuAnd so will you, honey, marriage as well as all heir.. tate thur.ir appetites for life and So be pat-lent and kinul. And looms. 'l'o ru'ttii tiseil unit love. eIinngt' hustuiritlq anti cotescape at the eallieSt titouseless gifts shows cotiteinpi. k'et alimony. They are genernient.) nuul poor taste, Your son was ally 40-pltis plus -and they know . lucky lie ilkln'L get the girl, their way around. This column DEAR ABBY: Our son and . isn't written for them, hut ra. his fiance. recently broke l)EAR Hl.lY: I am gn1n ther for the vast number of maengagement, The gui with a fellow who says hø ' . tore women who stand not on not only returned the ring, Troubled? Write to Abby, loves me very much, He the brink of a "new life," but but she piled Into ii box nil hiox 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. knows I will not go all thin the gifts our son htitti given IWO6D. For a personal reply, teetering on the edge of an way liecittise we have fought everyday, somewhat wornrmt her during their courtship inejose a stamped, self-aduiver this several times, I toW life. dressed envelope. and left it on out' porch. Ev. hint I wasn't going to chan&e Sex isn't the' entire quetlon of S erything was worn out, bat. S my mind, but he still tries 'to a maturing woman's serenity, For Abby' booklet, "how tered, and bont up. An out bi-enk tiowfl my resistance. and when one grows older grace, pair of bench clogs, with to Have a Lovely Wedding," Abby, I really like him, taut. fully sex does not play a tie niatehing grass hat anti tote send $1 to Abby, Box 89700, If lie continues to act thin mnendomis part, although few maLos Angeles, Cal, 90089. bag (pretty when. new, but way Ito has been, I don't knc'w Lure women will admit it. If you have been married for years to the same man (and many women are), if you have grown sons and daughters and your lire with your husbands l'ut, yourself in South's po23 NORTH (D) have It. You can try for an end has been well-balanced sexually, sition after West opens the 4A84 play. If trumps break 2-2 you you are lucky. Your approach Q2 deuce of spades against your can draw trumps, play out. three to the fourth period of your life •A Q9 2 slam contract. You apply the hearts in order to discard one is easier, far less exhausting. Q 106 code word ARCH. of dummy's spades, null your But if you are a career woman EAST WEST Analyze the lead and It look* fourth heart and throw East. in K I 4 10 7 as if West has opened low from with a spade. j 108 5 3 4 K 106* three. If the deuce were a sinThe trouble with that line of 654 4 3 4 52 gleton then East would have play ii that West probably SOUTR holds a spad. honor and East seven spades. Review the bid4 5 3 .P Newsfeatures ding. East has ovorcalled with can play low in order to let A West win that trick and lead By SY!) KRONESII a five card suit. He almost sure"7 diamond. ly holds the king of diamonds When summer has gone, can A IC J $7 Thus, there is no legitimate Christmas be far behind? Not to give him enough for an overNorth-south vulnerablie uIk play but a swindle may work. call. West North East South does draw trumps. Then in the world of stamps. Count your winners and los1 4 i• 24 The U.S. Post Office DepartPass 3 he leads dummy's ace of dimirs. You have enough winners Pass 3 4 l'ass 3 4 monds and continues with the ment has now made public the but if the diamond finesse Is Pass deuce. East may duck on the design of the 1966 Christmas wrong, as you expect, you have Opening 1ead'4 2 theory that South started with postage stamp. The five cent two losers before you can cash I diamonds you have a sjmple the cinghiton seven of dim- stamp, which will be printed IL How can you make the hand? diamond finesse but you have f monda. South will take his jack, in five colors, is scheduled for If West holds the king of already decided that he kiesn't game, slam and rubber, Issuance on Nov. 1. FIrst day ceremonies will be in Christmas, Political Notebook - I. Abigail Van Buren By now runininge'I, si-erni stuffcit nnfninls, hi. plittiro, unit13' alitiseil, smite usod honks, half a hiottlo of eolng,ie, ete, feetlim for you to stohi show. Ing it, (hIeshh's, aunts and tsnel wouldn't remember anyway,) We have all had slaish deference. the written teat, the state Laws are mci-dy social sian. sues an excellent posts to steer mankind In im Manual." The attorney for the accused murOne of the more intriguing questions So I looked through it with happy and successful ways of derer of eight young student nurses in in'oh'ed in all this is, just how much life. him. / Chicago indicates he will try to hvt publicity constitutes "the publicity" - '. But. many lIible followers The tests consist In part f this client tried in some other corn- cited as harmful to a person accused of the "multiple choke" variety will exclaim: munity - one farther away from the a crime? " t"e every w(fl in th where several answers are giv. . scene of the crime. Alice, you visited Wonderland too / en, only one of which Is cor- Bible. And I take the Bible litHe says he fears his man couldn't soon. You ought to see what's going on erall3'." re-cL I have a fair thai in icago because of now! They are thus twins for Here was a sample question: publicity surrounding the case. Christ's critics 1900 years ago, You are considered a 11 his request is wanted, then all / . •. • for Jesus went out of his way - I driver when you: Thought For Today the lawyer has to do is find a place (I) Always stay within the to shatter such slavery to red where there hasn't been-and won't be tape. e4l Do 'ou not know that in a race all laW. . . -publicity about the murders. And our present auto drivthe runners compete, but only one re() Adjust your driving to This may take a bit of doing. After ceives the prize? So run that you may er's tests show the same CXI5ti condItions. ' :. ', * a all, a man accused of murdering eight (3) DrIve slowly at all broader understanding that. young women in one night is-guilty nbtain it.-I Car. 9:24. Christ advocated. times. / • .. or innocent-likely to receive some at_Without thinking, my uncle Many church folks vill cxNo person was ever honored for what tention, In and out of the newspapers. he received. Honor has been the reward immediately picked the first claim: Political Gossip regardless of where he is tried, "God is the same yesterday, answer. for what he gave.-Calvin Coolidge. But that is not correct, for today and forever!" But wouldn't. that preclude the law may list 65 miles per hour as the highway speed God's changing his mind? Bruce Biossat -- Ray Cromley The Friendly Season Yet the Bible itself shows limit. However, in fog or with icy that God did change his mind. For He thus told Moses (Expavement, maybe 20 mIles per B FRED VAN PELT - nu'nious" poplc tonight. any of the 1ieiul.lican to talk hour would be the maximum odus, Chapter 32) that he was (Opinions expressed in this for publication, fed up with the idolatrous peosafe speed. The Ellis Ruhin-Earl FairColumn do not necessarily reSo a good driver, though pie who were worshiping fleet the editorial policy of cloth campaign fight is gener'tAn interesting single-line add kno-ing maximum safe Aaron's Golden Calf. ing into a much more inter- to a previously transmitted speed underthe ideal conditions, WASRflGTON NEA) - 2nd Division on the Manehurian stead on when the Reds believe The Sanford Herald.) So he said he would destroy esting political bat.tk than story by AP this week was still must modify his behavior all the Israelites except Moses, or other s*ys that this or that reporter learned about the size for their own purposes. The headquarters this 'eek turned Kirk have put up so far. tion WLBW-T\' (channel 10) hazards. as he had done earlier wit-h Narn war and perhaps cause It described in detail how most of a "provocation" when they want ponent for governor, Claude to flare Into a ma3or war with their division had been wiPed Oflt. I)cmocrat Faireloth as at- Kirk and High were tentative- the exact letter of the law, But Moses logically persuadRed China, out, with large Russian casual- Now it's possible tht Red and Iirk, md aimed at the press t(rnev general. He presented a ly agreed to appear together would thus make a Serious ed God not to do so. other news media. 'blnck dossier" of names ('on. Oct.. 9.' When these predictions are ties as well. ChIee will enter th war Political reporters were ac- rerning Florida's organized So doesn't God change his mistake on that first question . ' made, my memory goes back to These were full-blown, naj('r heavily In 'iet Nain. There arc -used of mistakenly interpret- crime problems to Fairdoth . . . S on the driver's test. mind? my experience in Japan In the battle*. Kirk has 3ust released the ________________________________________________________________ some careful, responsible State ing the news of resignatwns j who, in turn. called it a cheap first of his "white papers." It decade before World War II. Again, in the Korean war, Department analyst, who fpel the High ranks and reporting - political trick, Dick West Crack Russian and Japanese the Chinese Com,muniats made they might. should make Interesting read' that "jealousy was causing the ' 1 infantry diviInn faced each certain before they entered that ing, when the)' arc received. But the experience of the past Democratic candidate's camSemir.le Republican B o s s S * * other along the Manchurian- the United States would not at- few years does not idlcate paign to break down." William lde'denlf took issue Something else name new developRussian border. There were tack Red China's territory. They that Chinese entry will depend How ehie would one interpret with Tht' Herald on Wednesday ed this week. The of Dan Side , ILigI1t(r heavy clubea, mm. in whkh received these ussuranres from on U.S. "escalation" or "provo.. the resignations of six High in a letter protesting the pubWarm-n popped into the politiI whole dfvjsjon were virtually the United States through Brit- cation." It will depend, instead, campaign leaders in Escambia lication of photos of local can- cal gossip. Syd Herlong has had wiped out. These baftie, could ish diplomatic channels, WASHiNGTON (UFI) - Gilroy, calif., nd Utica, N. Y. have escalated into all-out na- After entering, they were ?dao-Lin on whether entry will serve the County? The chairman in .lackdidatep in the Xo"ember ekeno opposition in the last few There is no sacrifice, large or back a report deploring the dePian purposes at thi SOfl County? The chairman j tion*l war. But they didn't. cautious in attempting to pie- time. because the likeness of Re. rily into office as U. S. rep- small, that members of Con. mand by French President Polk County? And High's own publican Al Keeth was not in- e]ection and has coasted mer- gress wiil not gladly make Charles de Gaulle that U.S. and : relatives, arm $2 is my uncle who ii•e on thereof, hr said: plus a written examination, _S 5 threshed snfle wheat against . their palms to ent the ginlu,, kissed by my It I tell them to quit they might think I am a hateful child. My Uncle rough whiskers situ my Aunt Alice sits with her around me, which is very tincomfortable. How can I tell them In a nice way to s(op? SQUAS1IKI) ,Testu thus shoekej th t- tit. enloreera,aa well as church. • and And many other Utealit •. .d the same attitude •. I a ,nanual ihowi that fltcrsflam our dvi! legal eodes. • .- •• . • dilemma DEAlt Aflfl': I hate problem. I hate to be htiggø1 Victor. aho, make similar ermi-a r. ____ ardIM the flihie, sa wefl n,% j The preaent sate 41r1*-.r'a -I . the 6.6.q' ø.ai lVorry Clinic ,. •.. -: . .• • Would you want to return to separ- cessary activities-Boy Scouts. Girl - : . --..--•'••• • .... \ then in what they feel are their needs each year. ion on what they are allocated. - - cooperate by accepting cuts now and to make the United Fund work better and then operate in businesslike fash- . -- .. the United Way," will launch its 1966 serve the community's gratitude in full, something over $40,000. Dr. Crane's ___. ' -- ----------- - .5 '- I--------- - 5---. ,.-. I I- S ' Fr �.-1 I .J- ---- JJLJ. . - . •••• -.,-.z _. I ____ O.., . . .. . I . ....---. 4.' I .. ----'. . 1___1_.-_... -.....-.._-_._.. .—.-. _- I • -~____ - - _ __ -_ ~'& ,., . : is - - , ' it .1i .[ 1 ! , I I 1 I ~,, " ~"",*-,. .1 " -. ____ r _________ • Organizations in Seminole OUfl a'' • ae m ftlng plans for a series of social Uvitles to make th is season th e 5t'fliOhlS ., • "I * i I 4 ,. I . . I IZ. -.i ". low I .. r -,*,~ fc, ,,, - , - .,- , ," agetflen( fl d apprnaellng 0t their d aughter, I niarr1n MIsS Mary Patricia W igh t , to Lt. (ary Fox Sa nd e r son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Everett Sanderson, of Pailucah, Ky. ro und.of She attend ._ lk .. - - highlight the convention of the to have iota of fun! von from 12 30 to 5 30 pm Democratic V/omen's Club of More th an 75 exhibitors are Florida to be held this year, ft A Florida Congress on Con e.pected to bring over 100(1 Oct , at in Orlando. the Robert Meyer sumer Affairs will be conducted blooms to the colorful show, by Florida State University In which is open to the public. The delegation—all 24 of them conjunction wi th the President's 4thr *anfnrh brratb from Seminole County—will be Committee on Consumer Inter FROM THE MAIL BAG costumed in colorful Indian at- eats Oct 13-15 1966 Page 6 Sep ' iqtw pt Do 1) h b d di _____________ S T. .: -•.. . ;;.... • '''1 % . .- _____ .. • •.. - .. I -I ~~ I ,% ... MEMBERS OF THE BPW Club who (Photo by Marjorie I. Wines) ____________________________________________________ • , . J Orna - ments Today, facts Tomorrow . ~'. . , . I ~ . 11 i : I ;: :° I I -I'l , ;- .;:": '. '.. 1, . .r.. -1 -j, -;,.:A . *. 4'. - :. .. Welcome Members loe to help. It is apparent that ial worker is needed to ur husband In t right To Assodafion UW who would be great at socializing. I'll take care of all . Sanford Drove No 160, B.P.O. The regular business meeting arrarnenta DOES are staging their annual of th e Seminole County Legal TO MR V FROM l uau and dance Saturday night, Secretary's Assoezntrnn wasMEMO E E Sept. 24, at the Elks Club with held at the Capri Restaurant. :i . ;i I II - .: I . . il~ . , . . • S S .. •• . 1. authentic Polynesian foods serv. / ed, beginning at 7 p in ... . I • . , i IF it .• . .!,~ S. . " ' . S I .. I , ..,: . ": , ~- -..~~.,:_ ~ . : ,.. ,~:,71 ,I" . I -,. 5 . , : / S J • / S.. ).."'.. I - -S _: ,. . ~., -: ~..1:11. . : I ., - - .:_ , . 74 ., ,-1, I I 1. . - R ", - 'ECKS and shoulders I'll , I long, wide and handsome From left, Any Pal- -1 1.11 1`1 II choker with black and white tassels; stylists for tin of Anne Jewelry designed collar neckWce for Vendome Couturier, Ltd. made for ear dangling low cut dress from tiny strips of turquoise barnboo, blue stones, and simulated pearls; the space ; P , I: i~l # .! .5, five rhodium plated brass circles with cut glass stones set in the middle. The pieces were among age inspired Dorothy Adams of Richelieu to in- sert a huge gem inside a brass ova] the shape of I I. ly JEAN SPRAIN WILSON Cherry Plaza Hotel. Members, of hanging nione around your for a while at the Gallery of Thigh bracelets and watches mates now numbering 161, Will be Todd Wamer Baker Guest Of Honor '' .14 On Birthday if . S ,p Mrs. , ' J $ 125'0 b- I ' St they formed, Or a necklace had guests were served cup cakes, tassels. ice cream and ade and given ffiday 1. 14 .. ,- ., 1! . 11 , '.:1 .. I . ., , ~, I ? , I , I ~ . S r c p . . , - .- - A . I . I I ! I ; , 1 and Bobby Mood), and Mrs. Sara Moody and daughter of ""W4%ft4J,041J 1. I , I MR. AND MRS. DAVID BIGELOW SR. of Toledo, Ohio arrived Sept. 19th at the home of his daugh. 4W 0 ' 32Z4321 the Toledo Blade. He reUred at the age of 78 and of water, wit it wtIl-bailanced was awarded a gold m,atch for 60 yearis of service. diet and cieaube your likia 1 is the first trip to Florida for the BigeIowa and they will vacation for a month here. __________________ ________ morning and night with a suit complexion brush. a ••.. is S 17 ; - •1 . It .,., A ___________ - - fJ _Z Ah 11 -i If .t . it _________ • ____. . i - ,1 I . --- 'i H liii "i I// s/ aiiIisIII!I '!ji,iiiiiIi I • I;IIsjl blindness. ; 3 4i 0 I • Re. Teen-Age ~ . 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Sizes 7 Sizes small, medium and largo. Silas I to k , year ending June, 1964, book explores the mysterious there were 844 millIon consul. syndrome from the viewpoint of t tions between patients and eminent pediatricians, patholosiciana according to a gov. gists, HlterOl)iOiOgIStb and other experts from the U. 8. slid This averaged out W 4.5 visits abroad. The book complies ch ertion in the eiviUmn what's known, but ,draws no conclusions. ;:I:tiu: the S :...,A •' -'-• .. - '.' :' S ' '' .-_._-___ .......... 2*59 lu FORMER LOCATION OF THE smr-oRD 2,000 B eau ----- -----_-__------ I FEET It I 0 0 . Ft. to HOURS — I A.M. fo 9 1111110 - town Sanford Amk"~ M ,, 5 WkAIAeIA 0 I ,J*1 Ft. ' . j4 11114 N . 4 (fvI 10- ~_ " e . 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Ponn-Proif Fotftvl(& poly-061%r/wIfun _____ R a 0- treat yourself to our rayon-end-nylon stretch pants with detachable stirrups! They bond when you do and spring right back into shape • S • - flow or why It so quickly snuffs SAY, IM - * & PAIL FLORIDA 9$, oi'ius. vs. WINTER Nounvoov I %V ( _______ . 4 I SR 0 . r I - 1. AU.ATFACTOsyC \~, 98 3 S WWAAATTNNM mail 11 I I 11 — ~ . 1: Choice ~ American children who collect for the agency at lialloween ' - - - a , . other vehicles travel roughly Personals wood, and Mr. and Mrs. J elan lots 1 Forest . - ' . ,. 11 ' Sapp of St. Augustine. ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ° EH HEL Lake Drive in Chuluota. Mr. Bigelow Is 80 years your ' young and worked as a preasmap for 60 years for break out, be sure tu drink This . f~,~ SO . • S SAW j" ,"1. !- $ . ' I ft. -I NUMNSIewcNa PS IJ -INR1PI1NSA1T$ ~= 1: ' 411 Each NEW YOR'( (tJPI) day, UNICEF trucks, Jeeps, arid gathered by r .•. by the Harmun Moodys, Jameb .1 " his toes point out, may need spec i alatt ention sey visiting thei , of ILIC kitchen, uU S..O opposite, toes pointing th e Betty s s a sock Fort Elizabeth and Sewell. Slis She's progressed froin frozen pigeon-toed way. The Aiiierican His lightweight Clara aa amp, Y C liners a m e a t , v ege table di a try says such PoAssociation " Sastwool socks shrink and he cornd sister of Mr. potato d k cornkamp, expired recently and was plains that she doesn't inatch pany dish—llevf to consult a (not Specialist. Huntingburg, md An them evenly so it seems ".is husband burled ('rl't intg 't oo much other sister,Miss Amanda Saat- though one of his legs is short. a bout U lack of culinary skill er than the other," lie's always amp, re Betty's husband was used to WES SAYS: telling her. es good cooking g and takes pies and Old Mother Hubbard Ann tosses her husband's b ide lie always Went to the cupboard, i scui ts wash-and-wear socks in the To got her poor doci compliments tier, but there are bone. washing machine, but has a tire to "did A be such remarks as Ci fade problem. He insists abc OU put pa p rika In (lie chicken But when she get there, puts th em in wi th clothes to be batter?" or "1 like salmon cro• Th* cupboard was bare, bleached. And so the poor dog quettes with pickles inixed in." Hail some. Shirts are another nuisance, S u ut a hardhoiled the girls say, All began married Then Old Mother Hubbard t. d Mrs. Allen Forward life at the ironing board "to Went to WES-KAY loaf. And bar weekly wash and their daughters, Barbara, save money.01 She did take. Allenc and Patty, Master Sgt. Flora's husband complains SHE SAVED 40% H John Forward, Jess Shirey and about how she irons the collars, So to the market achool triends Of PAttY, SISSY Betty's husband said the collar Baird an Karen Yates enjoyed were dirtier after he washed trigue a youngster at bath- And bought her good dog shampoo time, play a game Some STEAK a recent weekend at Sanibel Is. th at requires only a pie tin as land, where the men caught a MYSTERY EXPLORED CAN YOU AFFORD The the prop, tile Cleanliness Bunumber of fish. The 91,1718 WASIIINGTON *(UPI) — NOT TO GO TO reau suggests. brought home many of the facts about a first class First, work up thick PO0 shells they found. tery are recorded In the new l a ther us u al way. Then 6 51e up lemon gelatin (from Public Health Service book ritise b ng up fulls scratch) and when It begins to ,,Sudden Death in liifants." , thicken fold in a combination of The sudden Infant death wyn of water front the ttib, and AL cantaloupe balls and seed'ess drome Is a lauding killer In pouring It (wer the tot's livad. C1IUIiCCS are, his reaction to a green grapes for a delilioub chi1drn under one year old, UiJs suds raInfall wilt he glee " u!ad or dessert. taking as sunny child lives as S ____________________________________________________ • BTFQIDA .....007 - kamp of Homestead Avenue, plains that I leave too much oap In the socks, makes his ALE q L.......s. ' I . I Jt ,,,.*' .9,-, .".I. k - ., . . V a OURw . aLr. a 11 '. I. I' 4. S UNICEF ON THE 3011 :' ,f•••• ______ I flu' world reports the U. S. Committee for UNICEF. They are delivering food and ,• I . milady's shoppe I I ', ~ ;. I - 54 5 0 . every man must wash his own .,. I . places of Interest en route. I . . - - S ' _____________ S -.:•' Fall - t. I I'. • 1,•, .f•' _____ ~- ~ .-.44 I . I 1. . • .y.5 . - in YCA4.5V~-I.%, ~--.,1,7 -;",.,L,-%.,-,, I . . t'l , - - -, .", . .. _" . Before Dietjna - C. • - Consult Docto . •• $ I OR S •• _________________________ - - nne where they visited friends. En. listen to three teen-agers. The she can iron a shirt in 10 mm. strong, the men like it weak. mute to DeBary they stopped at girls, Ann, 18, Flora, 19, and utes or less, site says There doesn't seem to be a Betty, 18, bemoaned home" places of Interest All th ree girls have suggest happy medium , ed sending shirts to the laundry. When it comes to chores, hus s home, that is. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDanOne husband protests lie has too bands are procrastinators. Garnn be en wor ki ng n a id of Detroit Beach, Monroe, f ew for that arrangement; an bage is removed in self defense local inn as a waitress, Flora Mrs N Gerstenck of Narcissus works asasecre secretary a car lars, no matter what you say calling plumbers, electricians dealer, Betty Is the to lady of Drive. . Cooking is one of tile biggest and other workmen. Ann's dishea a e stays-home. adjustments. Two of the girls, washer propeller has been brokday 0 JVC Mr. and Mrs. John Dzick of cooll. praeca Ann and Flora, never had any i weeks and her husband up to my husband's idea of what Catalina Drive, arrived home in but both ate well at threatens to install a new one, DeBary after an extended trip a w e a ou ... a ong ont er holne. but so far "no action." Par for to Connecticut, Massaebusetts chef," she quips. Ann's husband douses every- the course, Betty and Flora S fun to ge oge er C and Chicago Ill where they thing with catsup and there is al1rce visited friends and relatives and cause they can air th eir gripes, constant bickering about "There should be a law that SATURDAY O - By VIVIAN BROWN them than before, and shoed The less said about coffee &M Flint, Mich., where they AIR Newalreatures Writer her how to loosen dirt with soap making the better. the girls say. visited two sons and two daugh. There are some good solid and a brush before washing the All three strike out on the mornters and their families. They if you'd shirts. Her first shirt took inore life, than an hour to iron bu now Ing brew. The girls like coffee journeyed on to Cincinnati, Ohio, chores in married el Designs for ear dangling favors of nut cups, party bats I wer,L- mack- of many materials, and whisUes. Overwei ht . . a' _______________________________________________________________________________________ hAKE-UP COLOR SCHEME they are lightweight. (They By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON sometimes costly gems and Todd received many nice gifts If you've been having trouble have to be lightweight, for this Mrs. G. B. Sapp had the time sometimes plastics, lucIte and but being so young he doesn't Choosing the right filindes of lb the year of massive jewelry.) of her YOUNG life last Sunday metul alloys of our modern age. realize he is gifted with inuch To get an Idea about the when relatives and friends gath- I In any ev= they %wire long, mom %an most base, powdi,r and eye mah-e-up, litUe boys. He this information niav be help. creativity of the current crop of ered at the home of Mr. and long, long. has nine grandparents. His six ful: To look pretty and nuturul, designers, the jewelry indulitf'y Mrs. C. E. Burntied on Upsala I grandmothers include t b r ee your make-up bure uliould be had a contest. (After all. evwT Road. The occasion was tile gist I great grandmothers and one cOlOr-keYW to your shin tonet, other industry does.) Marc than birthday of thir Imely ludy. great, great grandmother. He g ? and to your hair color. To test, 50 costume jewelry pieces were It was an all day affair with has one great grandfather. dot a small aniount ou the iv- selected and placed on displaY a picnic lunch on the lawn at I There are two, four-generaside of your wrist' if it doesn't noon. During the afternoon, a is mother's side and tions r look obvious, 1t' the right shade A SPECiALIST'S SPECIALIST? large white birthday cake ith five generations on his father's for you, Powder can match the NEW YORK (UPI) You white letters saying, "Happy side, base or I* tile no-color trans- need a scorecard to help direct Birthday Mother," and fruit Two of his grandmothers and lucent kind. Your eyebrow col. you to a doctor in th is age of punch were served to the 47 Life insurance figures show one grandfather residing in oring, liner and mascara should medical specialties. The Health persons attending. Chuluota are Mr. and Mrs. that at least 20 per cent of mathh your hair color. Key eye- insurance institute reports that Mrs. James (Delore Burn. Ameri Char s Baker and his treat can adults di sbadow to your costume color there are 35 special and sub- sed) Muse and Mrs. Myrtie Net. grandmother, Mrs. Blanche for daytime use; ust sp~ciul categories among pby. ties served We cake aad Mrs. ly overweigbt. Let's face ft, ex. Buckley. shade for evenin g. J. C. Sapp poured the pun ch. eLsa weight can shorten the life sicians. Mother Sapp proved the c.en span But, lmpropa4 dieting ter of attraction all during the also may be hazardous. . . . day with much laughter and old MIsS MyrU Wilson, time reminiscing of funny and r1o13 Hume Economics Agent, plailds, serious bappeningli being r o- %'urns that a safe diet must c e uire d quite a bit meet your personal minimum time to open her many beautiful requireefl 1w- essential u. so li ds. gifts which were brought to her trients. her loved ones. So, before beginning any Out of town relatives attend- ducing plan, make sure It's tau. I ing were Allen Sapp, Mrfi. Eule ored to Your physical needs. Joneii, Mrs. Myrtle Daviis, Mrb. Your physiciall is your best fine fabeics Ruby Wilson, Mrs. Kim Webb source of advice on WCigIit c MW the Misses Mary and Vickie trul. IN P. Las. tfl4313 1. Jckiu of Titusville; the Raymond moudys and grandson, ', i . ept. f Following the Opening of the ____ - Mr. and M rs. Murl Weaver of Lows Lane returned to Dcbary following a trip through Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, i'eligloiis 11 — • bell flint released rose pptnin . 3 the utCrus) studies of liver and i were pulled (town. , rheIn room was tastefully decorated the ALWAYS FIRST QUALIT Jersey with her in time to enter Teachers College in Glassboro, J a Eva - Bess G. B. Sapp eieurates sIde of self and entnblishe sin. slbility. 1.1 they do, though, they (iii among others. Jewelry hu are obviously managing to cope also alwayf, 4-en a hand), way beautifully. Their body om C I 11 : , " • . 2472 S. PARK TEL 3U.0952 Nart Door To Food Fair n SPECIAL AP Fashion Writer neck or dangling It from lobes, Modern Art. I 1118D were style ideas to go 11is NTEW YORK (AP) — Having arms and legs. 1 along with mini-skirts. Considering the brevity of PSRMANDff sacured a loin cloth around him, in other words, jewelry S Most jewelry pieces were bold may fh'" designersF' WAVE the nert thing the caveman Lind novel. Materials were mod. areas in which to work. Popular was shape a bone into a pretty out of style. And some sort of were ern and often in textural conring for nose. It —rare gems or magnificent neckl ,... , ,,, o n e ca s he for t specifi c trust. That's way t has always art form s always within Purpose of covering cleavage i There wLis imaginative use of b)y that if, reach of the peasiints in the po- bared I dark Oxidized copper set off 1 3 the way II aiwajy will be. Man tate fields as well as kings. I By LIZA BAKER with glisten in g brown and yelI BEAUTY SHOP Todd Warner Baker of Indian "Seek 4he Industry's N*wesi stonch. Or painted wood the after 1.lu prattacalitics iiuvt. ts to become the artIfacts o. and Best size oi matc.ti StR.ks were River City, son of Mr and Mrs been taken care of. our times, today's designers punctuated by ties' stones at the 0. D. Baker, celebrated his fifth 121 N. Oak 322.3914 IT I swing with headquarters at the underwater so should your bair- y- ear lobes; designers from the house of Joy created , W! " .~,.~, , i.) • i. I. ~) Club is now operating in full the Great Designs in Jewelry Awards winners this . 1,'A . crr3, h o returned Cherry, I toNew e SEM"EMBER 24 Alan s Fabric and Rugs Hollywood Shops Manuel Jacobso Sfore Ro Jay Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Sanford noleum & le Co. Sanford Shoe Center The Greater Orlando Press well as combs and brushes. Every time your head goes _______ . Fairlawn, N. J., and Linda's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. William 4 Own.r holidays the foNowing CLOSED Not only your hair should be s panking dean. The tools you tributing their knowledge to all women through arious tiub use should be thoroughly scrubbed, too That means rollers, meetings. clips, bairriets and scarves, as a crystal ringed, black- aluminum filigree fireball - ft stores will be . . . are genuIne'y interested in con- ,I I`: pard hi ObserVanCe of I skin and . I 444444 ternationally famous expert, Oct. 21-22 it the Old Sears ERN WESTMORE, of Holly. Building____________ wood, Calif. h Both ga lshold a special a! in CLEAN HAIR OIS, O terest In the care of /1 ____ • I II I • _____ of Plantation Road, entertained their granddaughter , Li n d a Cherry, of Bloomfield, N. J.; her friend .lames Banta, of 4 £ 4 4444 Among the many things that BAY will attend a cosmetics workshop in Miami an Oct. I were discussed at the meeting under the direction of the in- was the variety sale to be held ') - .,. ~-_f I J:;I . /1 / ' 4 LE WOLFE, 3224723, or The eMs were Mrs. Conme BETTY ViA, 322-5967. Brown and Mrs. Mary Alice Harkey who gave a demonstra- . . .- I , f.1 , . : : . - - :. , 11 . i ~. I , if' I . .5 he . Air. and hirs. John William.,; • tune of a live hand. Gladys Jane Willis of the changes the paper under the Anyone desiring tickets or County Clerk's office and Miss Cuckoo clock, not once, but f urther information may ca ll Jannie Ashby of the law officer, twice daily. JUNE FOLEY, 32.53o MER. of Hutchison and Leffler. . - . . IXX~ . Mar1ori. S ..t Personals I11ERLE flQRRfl (MISMETIa SMD10 higher, two new members were that a newcomer is such a snickety housekeeper that ted Tb were M . ____ DeBary I upt Um Bringing the membership up .. ______________________ !;, . .. a demonstration of comlexion care featuring our fa mous ty, followed by a marve. lous complimentary make. ____ • ____ -.. . _________ . BEAUTY nocturnal activities and I prom- • • .. To... cUon and in- ANSWER: My Dear Madam: You Just continue with your '-S at Laredo Air Force Base, Texas. The marriage will be solemn. Ized on Dec. 10, 196(3, at All Souls Catholic Church. /'' ey _______ Sanderson is presently stationed , 0 q.410NI ,Ntiqq nianchi in open- n0lel (Mtirlieq of the linin Miss Hiatirhi Is the daughter ing her gifts i ul Mr fltl(l Mrs Dnnte iliarlul 'of Ormond lendi IItr flane is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Stintitl Of l3nntana Drive. f)eflnry. The bride elctt opened her lovely gifts tinder a large white TOUCFffONYS uterine of Lady of t/iIIr(IPS Wanda Meyerson of Daytona, cancer), rn.000 endnmetrial hi. t)i Church ill Daytona, Out. fri. orado Springs, Col., Itt 1964. Lt. Your tam State and Federal agen- by himself so much at night. A spokesman for the Seminole cies; to identify the gaps that Don't you think he should Mas' County Mutual Concert AssO need to be filled In OUT ytein borne with the kids? Mrs. Gush. elation reports that the group Is of consumer prete Legal .4 FREE . didate of their choice from Sem' is to Inforin participanU of the meetings. He is very handsome Iiole County wins the state nature of consumer education and a generous spender and it vice-president race. and protection offered by COT both ers me that he gallivants planning the best season ever with P attrac aits slated the patrons' pleasure. Make sure your 7nembersbip is in rly yet= family cultural programs °: 0 Mnss at I School In Avon Lake, Ohio. lie was graduated from the United States Air Force Academy. Col- - 14 in a victory dance If the can The purpose of the Congress ebfldrn while I attend my club parliamentarian; and Val Colbert, president. recently are, 'eft to right, Polly Jones, first vice . It is presented for business, re having the battle of our casins and feathered headdress. labor, edur!itlon and civic lead- lives. a loste4, he refuses to stay es. No doubt they wfli engage ers from all Florida. bome and baby sit with the q . president; Helen Pearson, chaplain; Arolyn True, attended the T)istrict Meeting in Satellite Beach 1 ~ SANFORD • ' Il wed ,111.q.q Illanchl Ili R ntiptlill -Innet 11tifferlon of Ormond anti (for the defection Tift College for . - • V 0?) ti,cstq atcr transferred to Orlando Junior College of Orlando Miss Wight is currently a steward ess for Delta Airlines, based in Dallas, Tex as. Her fiance was born In Lout.. Vill e K , and attended 111gb School at Avon Lake 111gb --- [ t.. Women in Forsyth, Go., anti ft I (I from Ifigh School in Sanford. . e"'Od by i VeRrq, the Maternal fleAfth The bride-elect wag bon, In - Medjcät'1éws Aq- ter also reported rec.ently that his problom often makeo ç Qnlals, dips and pretty flner sr,elation lllatiehj of inond J;p of Meko reports: neither mothers who had taken miserable. Treat this I n(IWIc ll. Punch WflS setVNl a bridal liiiwet Mort the modern with Zeet for t t a ble "In II our Its and ohser'a. the pill for lon g pernds, nor the Feet" 7 (lily t'vetiitig IO fli p 1 Iflt)i8hif1 from a vqfI bow l tk.. the s ilion at itie Lu'Ilnrv Itt'qtaii• ('entere,l heltirni the gift table, finns of women On oral contra. babies born to thorn "ter they Memo otit overnf.h( aiM .lth hs * few hard skM pftb off. prcent MISS Rit'hf eat her white Iced ceptives, no clinical or labor. stopped taking the phil to be. Y rant with o our fee7v1fl fee lik. Get t'nk flint was derorateli with afory evidence of harmful Ilustesa for the shower a bottl f. ?nd*y a ni come pregnant suffered any Mrs. Mnrleiit S. Dohr of I'Itts- lilies of the valley anti white feet.-it has been demonstrated." DOdt)etof McPhail h rmf ii effects whatsoever Stroud, of I)t'flnry, who will 11cr two bridal attendants, more than l2,O0 Pap smears Orlando and was graduated . I In v I n g 01tidied m or e than elarbilmr fitrictinn, bloorf ehrm- ', I CORNS AND CALLOUNS Revero, land gorerien are A women on the pill fl itry and blood clotting faetor I •p10d byPail, Prop4ore of wmi i1t, refrehmeni were ervel tinur,nqty from two to seven eientkts from the same y• enrnq and e r a t y esllo*seø flr IHM. •U)UN I,V()Ni, ford, are announcing the en. tion PIO; D07ME AUSTIN, Hibiscus Show, being held thil; City Editor, Sa nford Rerald, Sunday at (hO Lake Region and YOURS TRULY. We plan Bank of Commerce, Winter Ha- I ., .~ - '.4 "I S ing press conferences, inter. possibility of establishing A 'Iewing celebrities and dignitr. State Consumer Council to repaen $ '- ,,a'I er' interest. . lea VISIUng In the area and a For Information on registrasocial sessions. ( j1 ca me a t The Herald and or Of th e large membership roll, 44 th e Info ever. The pro. only three are affiliated jecta being undertaken reflect news media In Seminole Coun. R. A. RITTENMAR of Sancreativity, Ingenuity and a lot ty. They are ENS. JOSEPHINE ford Is among the enthusiasts of bard work, so a happy, SUCWARD, Sanford Naval A Sta. exhibiting at the seventh annual cessful season to all clubs. ,. I r an Ira William lIcnr3 Wight II 01 (;nld('n hake, San- awarded the privilege of attend- formation; and to explore tha Society Editor _____ Pre-Nuptial Shower 'Honors Miss Bride-Elect 0 FL 4 A I I M Ic " 4 il 0 "1api#u1i!d y DORIS WflIIJIAMS 1, , . M-Wey 17-92 N-1 YOUR BROKER Call "44941 ) r LEE IELD MANSF PHONE 3224244 ' C ARGE IT! In Sanford Plaza s'op 'til -1 9 P.M. _______________________________________________ - - I j '" I h .#% /1t7' - I S - -.11 ................ .. - - , S / -- - S --- �,• . - - - - .. . -- - -- - *ai ... LI. r' Tr11J- - w iT. _J. r . .;. .-..-.--.- - -_____________________ ____________________________________________________ Page - Sept. 23, 1966 un1nrb brralh hr I Looking .-For A. 2nd Car .You!11 Find .. IT HERE!.. 34. Upholstery 10. Poultry - lIvestock .f >01 s a iring probl.m. y Wrfts P. 0. ROz 1211. Sinford. . . .. ... inIII*(L tuw1'Y _,.,co... ......I •'.• ,. \• . ) r NFROZEN Asitar Melt ths down lflto •'U(Uid c" - RiiiO1ib15 Rstsi Good R1dig Area *2.2-1151 ____________________________________ F1?.E baying hne (21) & T'ulWant Ads. _______________ f( Ik'f'. RatTCd ROC1. 1 hue 84. Real. Estiitt - Sale - Crurnley - lYlonteith Inc. RENT A REb OVER 26 YEA R1 OP DE workmanihtp in p. RolIawiy. Week or Month. hoIstorIn, 4ra.orlee, ,11poov- Rv Del, CARROLL'S F'URNITURE $,lr'r-Rtfltaii Reel E,'tnt4 sri. 'lime peymente ea little Ph. 823-45*1 W 1491 500 W. let St. i.e $5 mo. DraPerY herdwire 11$ inata.Ilatinfl. HOSPITAL REDS RObERT A. WILIJIAMS KULP DECORATING SHOP , Realtor Im -- for sae ______________________________ R.iynOfld l,undQuIit, AssOe LTGGETT REXALL DRUGS Atlantic Rank R1d. ' Plants. Feeds, Seeds Plnecrlst Shopping Canter ____________________________________ 2701 Orlando Dr. Ph lU-TIlt __________________________________________ ST. JOHNS REAL 2,000 lVlIREEN'S __________________________________ Vlhnrtnum. Ligiwtrnm, Juniper, THE TIME TESTED PIR3L ______________________________ 120 N. PARK AVIt1E *22.5121 Podncsrpilc, PlttONpflrUm 2' 53. Wanted To Buy •_____________________________________________________ ioass Phone - 51. ArtIcles For Rent .. 9 _____ 4 EEK & MEEK Jim Hunt ReaItx 97. 4 ') Houses For Hent 'Non-Political,' ItIiSjnnrt lug ( iotulR Yc'tIn mvi'ntm''pi (JEAIEht *06-6.) 141. st 9 rTi pr 1 9$. Real Estate Exchange 3 Vs. tired or semi-retired persons ('all 223'419 yard. Country Club Manor. cast for a considerable time. CLLN B. 1-IART)y, .lso considered. Car essential _____________________________ T.'fendant • ..• •• •.• -, •: Florida C it r ii s Commission, CUTOM i-i.r T:AIATNG and some knowledge of credit The rest of his body wounds Tt APP1;AIt Legal Notice HAY F('I. S-ALE investigation. Reply b mail, FHA - VA HOMES - whose members were appointed •- .. . have almost healed. TOt Olen F.. Hardy _______________________________ CALL 22-flIil stating as'.: background: buttWhose residence is unknown 'tilE CIS1CITII' COURT. ___________________________ Young Buell's father. floward ' •• ness or employment record by Gay. Baydon Burns, held a You are hereby nntified that I T1I JUDICIAl CIkCI'IT, 1W FOR EA53., quick carpet cleanand present activities. Write: Buell, still is working with a. Complaint for I)Ivore.' ha' $100 DOWN ing rent Blue Lustre Electric .• -• • • .' - . 'breakfast meeting. Duit & Bradstreet, Inc., P. 0. • '. civilian construction crew outbeen filed against you In tb. ANt) FOR SEMINOLE CDVWTY, Shampooer only $1 per day. Located Throughout County Boa .2206. West Buy Station, , ': k. omnissiolier Key Scales .lr. Carroll Furniture. side Saigon building a U.S. above styled Court and you are PlOiliflA. (1i' WO. 15071 2-3 Bra. 1-1% 2 Baths reIuIreti or to pleading serve a copy ofCornyour AMENDED WOTICE OF SUIT _____________________ _______Aetention: Answer ti the Jacksonville. Florida, Some Kitchens Equipped W. P. SmIth.32203: Introduced Claude Kirk, the Re•• military installation. His MUFFLERS. International life..,-• • '• . Payments ,,eis Than Rent publican candidate for governor, mainly consists of Vietnamese plaint on the Plaintiff's utter- IVA VEINO, Pt To thipect Call Plaintiff, time guarantec. Wholesale & I FULL TIME MAN or fleil. who, be says, make hey. Truman F.. (irCIsotI, LAW time men. .lanitors. Evening . to the commission and asked women1 oFFICES OF TRUMAN F.. GRAbetter workers than the men. SON. Suite 707 One North Orange ALFIIEDA WALtACE. W i L- HUMPHRCYS TIRE SEF.VICE p ••. A Multiple Listing Realtor n!!ic'c ('-neon. 622-5181. him to say a few words. REAIJPOR file the original Answer or HILL LL'MBER AND HARD:&c& Park Un,. '2. Female Help Wanted zn-ufl MIAMI BEACH (AP - 'me L • ••• • • rJrTmoIS you. .1cm the Beehive at BeeNatoma Street, San ?ranciseo NOTICE IF hereby given that -517G. lIne Fashions, Call am engaged in business at 1689 ______________________________ • Call! ornia FORDS ELLINOR Volkswagen Q/( ,ifQ FOR OUR GRAND OPENING -' .-. - - ' -- -- i__I jug • ,i' ' - f -• - - :Guest Speaker . Commission Meet - - • Group of n.m. jfur . - . PIXIE . P. 0. BOX 516 BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA 5:20;6:3c .Att.: R. G. McELROY .5 ¼.'. - ____ - : . 18' hiflA'l' Make lteosinnuh,1a Offer. (':ill 328-1987 The Herald DRASTICALLY REDUCED Want Ads Pont iacs It Pays To USQ per mo. $1,795 DODGE '60 CHEVY DEMONSTRATORS & NEW CARS! 2 Catalina 4-Dr. Harcftops I Catalina Sport Coup. I Starchief Executh'. 4.0,. Hardtop I Borsn.vlll. 4-Dr. Hardtop 2 LeSabr. 4-Dr. Hardtops I El.ctra 225 4'Dr. Hard. tops NO CASH NEEDED $892 hal. $33 ma. 64 Ford $1299 hal. $39 mu. 62 Olds 62 Chev. 81W $941 hal. $36 mu. $1091 hal. $39 mu. 62 VW 57 Chev. $599 hal. $29 ma, 63 VW Bus $1288 bal, $38 mo. $1141 hal, $11 mo. 62 TR.3 64 Ford V.8 8686 hal, $29 ma. 52 Cad. nice $199 hal. $19 mo. $399 hal. $13 ma, 60 Dodge $499 hal, $24 ma, 60 Falcon 63 Ram. 'ig. $886 ha). $36 ma. $666 ha). $29 mo. 61 Ramb. 61 Ram. wg, $741 hal, $31 ma. 62 Ford $691 hal. $29 mu, 66 Jeep $2999 hal. $59 mo, 62 Corvalr $897 hal. $33 ma. 60 VW $599 hal. $28 ma. 1 FULL YEAR WARRANTY SANFORD AVE. ' PH. 322-4503 VI Ihey're All New No Miles! Most Al Conditioned. - GIv. our used YWs a good inspection. We did. 2 I We gave them th. V'vV 16-point Safety and Per(orvnanc. Its. sp.ctioa. Then we tuned up, tght.n.d, and replaced everything that n..d.d t. And guaranteed them 100 ' for th. repair or replacement, of all major mechanical parts' for 30 days at 1000 miles. Corn. on in and doubl, check. Station * b DRIVE OUT TODAY Take Interstate t4 off at the Deltona cna 12 - Wagon-$495. Car Warranties) BRAND NEW MERCURYS Including Two and Four Door Hardtops Plus Four Door Sedans BRAND NEW COMETS Two and Four Door Sedans Also Hardtops And Station Wagons REMEMBER: '51 CHEVY 0.1 Air cl.an-$59S. "We Will Trade YOUR WAY" '54, 4 dr., nice-$295. 'Ii CO3IT 2-dr., ntcc-$695. $2078 '59 CIf)VY Coupe-$491. '$1 FALCON pantl-$291. You'll Be Saving Even More With The Increase On Most All 1967 Models This Year! 'IV VALIANT, 4-dr., automatic tran.miasion-$4)5. - FOR THE LOWEST PRICE EVER 688-4458 MANY, MANY MORE COaPO*AT).. ELLINOR VOLKS WAG EN M*CKL 5*05 DlVISION 1801 W. FIRST ST. - PH. 322-0614 1 S. Hwy. 17-92 - Sanford Sanford $131111 Orlando 644-1014 Opee Del)7 III • i. -. Delia. s.d.., ,.dl., h.itsr skwresa 165 ieaditlo.. , . a . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . S I D*1ez ssar..t, r.dla, healer II1d1. rse 164 pois.i. l.prsvl.ss sweet. . ........... D.Ien sides, r.dI. hester, lm.c slits ,63 s.edltl.s. Dusts s.d.., redi., heals,, reel sw . '62 sill..... '61 sad.., 60 D•Isss s.d.., heal.,, s,ai,i... saseliset .sei.e. $1395 $1295 $1095 $ $ $ 995 895 795 WAGONS II Pertst tsr s.rryIi tb. shhldrs. t. seheal Csmper, filly .ivlppsd. e bass t.d.y, '63 a m.t.I t.aIht. V.W. 'pausr weiss5 psdeet tsr ssh.el ... ... .. tsr h.aIIus .vsytk$.. . . . . . . . $1695 $1495 1 1 KARMANN GHIAS L V '63 Cs.ps, fully .ieIp.d. be.s$tuI red aid whit.. .......,.................... Csavsrtlbi, fully .qailppd, reel miss, .. $1395 MANY, MANY MORE '5) FOUl) Pick.up-$1$I '66 HONDA Hike-$l50, '65 $gssr.bseh, filly eiulpp.d. .sw seedftl.s. $1895 DRIVE A NEW COMET OR MERCURY REMEMBER! 'SI V. W. '6) V. W. $edan-$525, BUGS '63 '11 FALCON Wagori-$4)3, Dodge Coronet 2 DOOR SEDAN - '60 FORD, 4-dr., Air-$$)1, EXAMPLE! Standard Tr.nsmiaison (heater d.I.s.d) Padded Sunvisor, Whit, waift MUST BE SOLD Before Sept. 30 6 '60 RENAUL4', 1-own.r-$495. as All Ford's Saf.ty F.atvr.s Buicks * 6 Inexpensive Transportation $55.78 pu month. N. closing casts! With ENGLISH FORDS! 67 ANGUA 2-DOOR SEDAN The Last Of Our Stock! '14 TEMPEST L.Man. Coup., fully equipped, •ztra clean & on- $1,390 to $19 99CM $290 down sad 15W 1961 I Tempest Sedan NATION AL. 'g $1,495 II Carry New NO PRICE INCREASE ON EVERY ONE H UNT 109 N. PALMETIO MERCURY LINCOLN AVE. SANFORD I I ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN 322.4884 WINTER PARK 644.020t Sanford 322.1135 Orlando 1 7.t2 Highway SANFORD 644.5014 open daily '$11 P.M. 4 . , • Only These Few Loft 121. ilonts & Motors Chevys. Fords, Plymouths '65 VALIANT. 2-dr., fully equip. p.4, a real nice one-only- : 4' .1 1 VESt' A Mi ITI Ill HI 'I it II' t ItS .IA%'A ,II)'l'()II ''('l.lH YA7.00 & AIthiNH IA WNMOW. IilIR L.EWIR !Alh"R & SERV1CIO 2517 W Country Club Road Phone $12.7m Guess who has $1,795 ':, 4 (''cks 'engine 'transmission 'front axle assemblies brake system • electrical system '64 OLDI, 4-dr., fully equipped, one pr.viou. owner- free ride aboard the riverboat, "Deltona ',' °"° & 311.4*22 $2,095 $28.28 - 1 1 -, SHOPS INCOIPOIATED 121. Scoot ers '15 FIAT, 3 dr., Sedan, $141 down, WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN DRESS SHOP?? ... Ph fully equipped, including air oondittoning-Miflt conditloD- JIM LASH CHRYSLU PLYMOUTH INCORPOPAT$D DRESS SHOP - PAl NT ('OM I'i N 'i' 810 MngnIia '14 BUICK LmSabre, convertible COMING SOON! OWN YOUR OWN cuing SENI(AI{lI( (lAS5 & $895 District WSCS visitors - '6$ TEMPEST Station Wagon, fully equipped, including Air conditioning, extra clean- '.-.. Pixie Shops inc. now has shop. throughout na., AiS.. FIn. and is. expanding into several more miii cities and towni - . . only a few more franchises available... no city or town too large or too small . . . with only minimum cash investment you can own your OWD aid you in *hop. . . we supply you with mdi. management, advertising, etc. . . . If you wish to be your own buss, be financially indipendent . . . send for your franchise application, write to: AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $1,495 _______ FOMES were' Mrs. - EXIA I small motel In Or- FURN. APTS. ohose IC. Jimmy 1961 ChIE'nni.1:T lid-Air, 4 Pr., V.8, auto trans., pfm. air s'n'i, Cowam. *11-4011. lando for farm on river or __________ Ei'. cond, Ph. 322-5026. lake. 541-75 after 4 p. in. OTHERS _______ BUILT ' - Payton Realty MACKLE- - 120. AutmnutiveSi'rvlt'e Autos For Sale Apartments For Rent 115. ___________________________________ ________ loss. old outfit and heard high praise pleading In the offic.' of the WAItE COMPANY, LM'tet)dafltb. Legal Notice _____________________________ ., ' • bidding for votes and raking ...'-ford. Seminole County. Florida THE STATE OF FlintiliA TOt ____________________________ the U. S. Labor Department for p5'g'' FINGERS th the for his courage and ability as a Clerk of the Circuit Court, SanTHE FASHION WORLD awaits ALFREDA WALLACE, 20 ,tA It K f5 1-1 M"r"IIr%' fltlthr,etnl, t'li'etrlc starlet $tfl. 8'' 8'' tltJtI'$.l'i't('N' l'tTY,IP, self. IV Is,',, ii sin $ 200. Ph. p r It,,,', 87:' -70 8. " CHEVROLETS •u(t.$$J on or hefore the 25th day of cutting down on the importaeountry officially belong to soldier from his sergeant' William's TilotilCi', Mi-s. Ba October, 1MG. if von fail to d B.. Buster, all A1ber WILLIAMS 1! BA T COM Clematli lane. Winter Park, CURB GIRL, muit he 21 years of ehel Veitch, resides In Cassel- o. judgment liv default will he ; lion of oflslrnre laborers for dr.d up to receive the taken against you for the relief I'ANY, the names and *d- 8emiti;li- County, Florida, under demanded in the Complaint. 1916 Speed Championship berry, dresses of all persons known thie netiunut name of CREDIT'V,'ltistle. age. Appl in person. Pig N' harvesting. Sanford. DONE anti OTtDERUI) at Sat,to have been Interested i CARl) CORPC'RATION of AMERWhen he sat down, Scales award of the National ford. Florida this 21st day of such organizatIon are Ut)- ICA, ORL.ANI'C' DIVISION, and WOULD LIKE woman to care Shorthand Reiarters AssoSeptember, 1966. that I intend to register said for rhildrehi from 4 p. in. to IttiowIt. then asked Mayor itubert King elation In Da las, TeL A flUinwith tin Clerk of the Cir12. Over night lodging if necesAnd Arthur H. Th'cl:with. .1r. All parties claiming Interests cult Court. Seminole County, High of Miami, the Democratic shorthand reporter in Chi- Parents Group nary. References required. Ph. Clerk nf the Circuit Court h-'1 through, under or against Florida, I:, accordance with tIn .-47S. candidate for governor, to stand ego, she became the first fly: Dotina M. 3iurlctm, Li. c. '!Abl"It1I ,A WALLACE and provisions of tIn Fictitious Nanie woman to win the contest Names Officers LAW OFFICES or WILLIAMS M B A T C011 Statutes, to-wit: Sec'.tton S6.o0 HOUSEKEEPER . . up in the udienec and be rec' in 57 years in 1965 and TRUMAN B. GTIASON PANT. and all parties having Florida St-at utet WANTED woman who Is able DU) Suit. 7fl' eated this year. She or cluimitig to have, all,' Fig: Preston A. Wallace ognized. lie did, -14' lift & care for young man r t, (ir.ttige Building rgiit. title or interest in and Publish Sept. . 23, & es dictation at speeds At All Souls in wheel chair. Will be respon, After tic breaUast ü. 1rl.itidcj, Floridi, the pruh,crt)' described t up to 280 words per mmslide tar general housework. - . . ________ ________ 1)r)E-46 lie'rein. Hull Jr. of MuclntobIi, the cDm ________ Tin' iiev.'ly orgamzecl Borne lublish wIth 99.73 per cent 14. 1066Sept. 23, 20. I'C'l ARE HEREBY NOTI _____________________________ Must niuke own arrangements for trans;ortation. Hours S 'til mission chairman, explained 4 FIEI' that a suit has been filed Sn the (;,,urt .1 41sr Cnnnt itiid School AsociUtiOfl of All 1,DE-711 Monday thru Frday. 108 1263 that Kirk was asked to speak _____ $nuli, parochial School, San- _____ Crystal Dr. Ph. 322-7269 atter THE (IIIICUTT COTIIST OP Ug&dh)Pt Y OU. A1FItEIIA WAi.r Judge, Seminole County, Stile _____ 5 or anytime Saturday. ford, has. adopted Its constituTUE NINTH JVflIiAL CIIILACE. WILLIAMS MEAT COM' of Florida. is i'rnt,ntr and high was not because H J tion uucl by-laws and ha elected CUlT. IN AND VOlt SEMINOLE PANY. theyou above-entitled ES'IATE 4515 cause, andIn that are requiteil is re theNo. Estate oft had tiilkecl to the commission UI Study Of Bible So FREE BICYCLES COUNTY, LIOItIDA. to file your answer with the FREDERICK W. SCHAA.r., Deceased. MOTHERS-would you like to August. TN CHANCElt' NO. 16*iO officers. get a bike for the children for Serving will be Br. Richard GARY ARTHUR THOMPSON. ofthereof this Court and toPlainserve 'We want to show how nonFINAL NOTICE Plaintiff,Clerk a cop) upon the Christmas'? All you have to do Notice is. htcrot,y given that tiff or the Plaintiff's attorneys. political we are," Scales said. Is Conducted By l)Oughert, president; Mrs. Pat v. whose name and address is this undersigned will, on the 5th ii. ani1la sell 45and bottlei of Watkins' 45 cans of PepHigh had no comnieflt. Defendaut. STENSTIIOM, DAVIS & MCIN day of October, A. Li. 19115. promitt1, vice president; Mrs. BRENDA FAT THOMPSON, per to your friendi and relaTOSH. Post Office Box 1320, ban- scat to the Honorable County tives. write: Watkins Products First Southern Sue Ceynown, secretary, and TOt BRENDA NOTICEFAT or SUIT THOMPSON. lord, Florida, not later than the Judge of Seminole Couflty, Flor- 121 5. Campbell St. Daytona Mrs. ?tlury Oyler. treasurer. October. 1960. If ida, her final return, account ______________ of ith Beach PrinceSouth' Satreet. '•' UPW _______________ Circles Extensive study of the Florence, Carolina. yuu fail to do ac a decree pro and vouchers. at- Lxeeutrlx of _________________________________ Standing committee chairmen 'YOU ARE hEREBY NOTI- COnfOSlO will be entered agaitiNt thti' EState of pensatiulis of tIit Bible art 1M' nanwd }. the president, a dl- YOU br thii relief demanded in SCHAAR. deceased, and itt saici 77. Situation Wanted Plan Supper vorcethat a vineulo matrimonil and the Complaint. This suit ii to time, then and there, make aping conducted for the c'.ongre- Mrs. Mary Rudome, room 1l- PIED a Complaint bILLIE WANTS WORK mortgage. The real plication to the said Judge for Z.0300 gution of First Southern Ileth• thers; Mrs. Phyllis Bogeajis, ether relief hun. been filed foreclose a By Frances • Circle Two, of S'ester the United odist C)ture.h ut regular \'ecl- health room; Mrs. Put Mc- sigitiult you ii, tIn above styled ,rOpCrt' proceeded against1.iSI a final settlement of her and adLott 17 and IS. Block ministration of said estate, GBNBBAI Court. and you are hereby retCK1LtflT'S SUBDIVISION for all order discharging her as CLEANING Service. Call eves Presbyterian Womi'ti of the ittdny night Bible study and GOVCI'Ii, 1ilnyginund and cuft'- qutred to serve a copy of your t'eording to the Public Tic- such Executrix. _______________ I 7 to 10. 131-3774. term; Paul Lewis, finance and Answer or other defense to the Dated this 6th day of SeptumtriIs of Seminole Couut', 'C n in in u n i t y Presbyterian PuYCV in e t' t in g s hi,' 11ev. Complaint upon th. Plaintttri' . - i, Florida, together with tIn- her, A. D.lt*60. EXPERIENCED COOK DESIRES membershIp with 1.dr. Nell Attorney, E. JACKSON HAASZE. 'Church of Luke Mary met Doria. M. Schaur building thereon. and all Wilhianm us co.chairrnun, and Attorney at law. l!t' N. orange As Ezecutri% of the Etute turuiturt'. furnishihie and Tuesduy evening in the educa' Charles 0. Bennett, pastor. Phone 322.2454 vc., Suite 16. Orlando, Florida. ei1utpnient contained thereof FREDERICK W. $CRA.AB Visiting tin' church recently Mrs. Helen Smith, parliunicnttid file the origtt,u Answer or tional building, r e s U in in g T•iec.iased. DEPENDABLE MAID .... r.,c& .e on. ii .iui.u.v my hand and the EDWARDS & McCORMICK Wants Regular Work lU011ttll3' niectizigs after tin' 811(1 S))t!tikillg to the group was turlan. Yes, hsm M of tIn' Circuit Court ot o Call 3224820 Mrs. Ann Sieczhovski will hicfort' the 4th day of October aul of said Court at bunford, loiS East Robinson Street -Sutuhittif VStCiitiIJIi. Rev. Gene Tindull, fornier jiust.A. 1). ii you fail to do so iminol" County, Florida, this Orlando. Florida ltev. Atlue F. Stevens t-Ofl- or of the Soutln'rn Methodist serve us 1iublicity and program 1960 84. Real Estate - Sale judgment by detault will be Hilt- 12th day of September. A. D. Attorneys for Doris M. bclu.ar ___________________________________ Deito-na Executrix of the Estate of en agitttist you br the relief 1966. . dueLed the stud3' IioU! in thi. Church lfl Columbia, S. C,, who chairman, FREDERICK W. SCRAAR. Dctirayed for in the Complaint and (HEAL) C. A. WHLDDON These lovely homes absence of Mrs. Marie Lowe, suuii will be sent as u missionArthur H. Beckwith. Jr. coaied. said cause will theti Proceed cx 16, 23, 30. 1966 the Circuit Court publish Sept. 9, Clerk of prigruni chairman. Ituallus of UI'3' to the Oriiiueo River Mis_______ __________ -: a selling fast The parte. I4fll 303 2. Pk DDE-24 By: Martha T. Viblen DONE and OI1r'I:I:BD at SanOur Culling was the uhjeet. siuii in Venezuela. solid valus son DeputY Clerk ford, Ploridu, tItle 21st day ot A genurul group diseussiuti folprice and high STENSTILOM, DAVIS I Also on the program at this August, 1966 A. I). McINTOSH quality. Come out and lowed, time was the °New Tribes Plans Retreat AttorileYl' for Plaintiff Arthur H. Buckwitb, Jr. these wonderful During the busiziess Post Office Box 1330 Trio," young girls who are beClerk of Circuit Court *2773 for yourself. Sanford, Florida homes further plaIts were nuide for u lug trained to vork with un- The DeLund District WornBy: Donsia M. Market Publish Sept. 16. 23, 20 & Oct. Deput' Clerk There re 15 co is}i sUpitel' 1ioiisoi'ed by the reached trlbe in South Aniw'- an's Society of Christian ServPublish Sept. 2, II, 16, , 196 7. 1966 pletely furnished mod.. entire UP'\. '1.)1)E-4 lea who have never hearti the ice' will holdu retreat Oct. 10" DDE-li .h,'raes '.-1).... • ,o&._.i..... h_ -ale +e' freinil . - ..-w w " _ saw w JnvwIt, w JIUIIIIU curs. gospel The girls are enget to 11, in Leeshurg. It With Si)See this community tess, served ref t'ehrnent sing and tell of their schooling Itounced at the September genthat has seen s ; -coffee, cake, nuts, euudle-s, and Missiunury erul ui.eting of the Grace MethNew 'l'i'Ibe tremendous progress. tmints. Training institute located in odist WSCS. While here enjoy a Other members 3)I C S C I) Tin' locul meeting took place ,, 106. _ Stemper Agency It Says Here t Oviedo. Verlic Crocker, Mrs. itivitation is exteiided by at the church with Mrs. .ludY i(j( Cochruzi, Mrs. Fannie Rev. liunnott to iziterested Breeze, president, In charge. ;L e 1 1 1 e r, 1211(1 Mrs. Libby friends and to attend Mrs. Jean Leonard gave the op. Swathurs. devotiouul. Sunday worship services the' Di'. Ketinuth Wing, guest for and the Wednesday uveiiiiig aztings. the program, gave an interest.and informative talk on David Osborne, newly appointcancer to the ii) members pr.yed Bible teacher at Forest Luke sent. Aeadcnly, will be guest speaker The Conlniistiiun on MemberThe Bible Study worship surb and 11 and Evangelism of 1vces this Saturday at the For- ship Grace Gruec Church met Wedneeday Lake Seventh.Duy AdvunMethodist Church, Sanford, ,vill of this week at the church. est p.m. Sunday at :8t) meet at tiat Church. the church. Meeting scheduled One-sixth of the some 30,000 ______________ Mountains aze composed lur- for the Commission on Educu- different plants found in the gely ui rocks made up 01 silicon tion luas been postponed with United States grow in Callforala. Oct. 211. poUndS. -and aluminum tr'itl"r *5 III' E,inrt,'l" n,,,s''r. l'l"et i'tq' ?i'trrartl cc-'ti• in 'lu. l-' I tie hI ..qi,,,int,,1 Palsies. $22. sr, I 7, (1A1'IIIWAY TO THE IV milIt IV A? SAULS AGENCY Citrus Councii _. i- iit -i' t'it:ii Vt, I't.YV,'iifU i''ittet ''reft b.qt _____ 2 BEDROOM Unfurn. house, Kit'5? ('lhEVV. 8/4 lInt's Cam, 282 COMMODORE chen equipped. 615 E. rd. 100. Resort Rentala ('ii. in,, liot's,I to 801. 2 speeii $60 monthly. Ph. 832-1856. APARTMENTS Hurt. Call 322.7899. OCEAN FRONT A1'8. II) 8. FURNISHED - UNPURNIRHED ______________________ 3 BEDROOM firnihe.1 home. 322. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs. Pb. Resident liar. Ill-Ill, 1961 VOiKR\VA(1EN CAMPEI1 6085. ('all before 8:80 A. M. R. 13 Hutehicon, 111.4011. Completely Equipped. Private or 6:80 P. M. 108. Rooms For Rent rh. 322-30*8 102. MobIle Homes . Sale __________________________ 2 BDRM HOUSE for rent. KitCLEAN, quiet rooms for men. chen equipped. ('envenlcnt to V11Y GO v"UR'rI-ILR? QI;Al.ITY MOBILE HOMES 401 Megsolia. $11-ltD. schools. Ph. 832-3257. You can't heat outs priecui Hwy. 17-12 8. Sanfor4 8ee or Call 822-2662 ROOM FOR working lady, Kit0-STEEN: I Bedroom nnfurn1hchen privileges, Phone $12ROB CI4FWEI4ANI) ci house, large aha.ay lot. 2455. 104-Trailer Space-Rent _________________________ Call 322 -1661 or 322 - 548. Bill Ruhand Chrysler - Plymouth $ BEDROOM home, Family room TRAilER & 113 Hwy 17-92 flefiary psces on *ke 115, Autos For Sale & nice sire hot. Will also rent 111-5001 Home 775-1)?) Aibby fll-716$. with option to buy at I1,000. COMPACT to Cadilia they're 106. Apartments For Rent all economy cars when you finSee TIs For Rentals ance wIth United Stats flank. COMPARE LARGE THREE Bdrm. Furn. Dave 322-7174 Lowest used ear payments. Apt. 1708 Magnolia. Only $53. Weekends 822-0485 Nights '64 GALAXIE 100, 4 dr., fully - Call 121.1776 and compare. 822.8951 or 22)6. equipped, including sir condiI BEDROOM Furn, House. Also 1964 VOLI(SVAGEN LARCE 2 Bedroom Furs. Apt. tioning, extra clean Trailer. S. Sanford Ave. New tires, shocks, Urakes, A-I Clean, water, lights turn. $65 822-865) Call 823-0383 mo. Ca-il 822-2764. $1,595 FURN. 1 11rirM. HOUSE FOUR ROOMS PLYMOUTh '64 Sport Fury Cony. Ph. 322-2097 or 322-3750 Furnished, Clean, DownstairS '61 OALAXIE 100, 4 dr., fully 252 Auto., factory air, PS, I'll, equipped, including air condiPARK AVE. 611 I'W. Sandalwood. $7,000 ml. tioning, •toek No. 1121 A3 BDRM., KITCHEN EQIPPED. Factory warranty, 122-9101. FURNISHED I Bdrm. Apt., first %J $1,295 floor. Close to town. Call 12111$. Trucks For Sale 075$ or 832-9282. I RM. HOUSE. Partbafly turn lahed. 2409 Orange Ave. '12 COUNTRY Squire Station WaLAKE MARY: Clean furnished gon, perfect for school2/4 TON International Pick-up, Ph. 832-1976 apLrtment. Adults only. A-lb Model, *4 ft. bed, $600. Call 822-1)20. FURNISHED Call 668-5856, Do13*r)'. $895 I & 3 BDRMS.. I Bath. 240 to $85. FURN. &PT., 2200 MUoaitllS. UNFURNISHED '61 FORD convertible, fully 1965 FORD F 250 Camper Special, auto trans., air cond. with $ BDRM.. I Bath, $5 to $55. equipped, cleanest In townWall Carpet Wall to 10 ft. Holiday Camper, ex4 & S ROOMS turn., newly 4.. cellent conil. See at *10 Rott $895 corated. 404 B. 14th St A Multiple Listing Realtor Ave., Sanford. Ph. 322-8740. INSU ROB APPAiSER Coupe, automatic '41 MUSTANG WELAKA APARTMENTS 911 S. French *22-4)11 transmission, V-I Engine, Ra114 W. FIRST ST. dio & Heater, Red, low mlii- THE Classified ad columns are $55 MO. Ft'RN. Clean I BPRM. age, Factory warrantyCR home, carporte, screened FURN DownstaIrs Apt. 101 Pal. like a horns town bulletin metto Ave. Ph. *12-1*74 after porch. Rt, 1 Dcx 167. N. Orboard for offering, of all S p. in. ange Blvd., Paola. $2,295 kinds, Call 122-2811 todsyl VNFURNISHED 2 Bdrm. home. PURN. APT., with air conditioned Bdrm., *60. 111 B. $tb Ava.tlablS now. St. Call *22-5711. 832-1549 COMPARE AVALON APARTMENTS NEW $ BDRM., 2 full bath, dou131-141? '44 CORVAIR. Monsa, fully equip. ble carporte, 322-2384 after Ill W. 2nd St. p.4, new conditionI p. in. I & 2 BDR.M. APT&, Completely ELECequipped by GENERAL 2-SPORT. S Bedroom, furn., $1,795 TRiC which include. •lactrlc downtown. 165 month. kitchen, heating & cooling. 832-2071 A',"'. '14 IMPALA Super Sport coupe, TOWN'N lAKES 6-cylinder, automatic tran.I BDRM. PURN. $75 month. Ion.w.y., GARDEN APARTMENTS mission, radio, heater, bucket includes water seats, extra sharp.*23-1110 711 B. First St.. 232-6370 after S p. in. ONE BDRM.. turn. Apt., $41, 101 $1,695 2 BIt. 14 Bath, $85 mo. B. 5th, 122-IISI, 2291. Air, $150. BR.. 2 Bath, Cen. I I BR., 2 Bath. $125. IMPALA Super Sport Coupe, tYPIC. APIS., priv$te baths. '$1Lully equipped, extra nice, only t1t1tl.. furL; specially suited for retired people. I.d.*fly lo321 S. 17.2 Sanford 112-1201 2440 Hiawatha at It.)! $1,595 cated downtown. Inquir. at Dept. Store, 311 Z. 98. Real Estate Exchange Jacobson'. 'II DeLUXE %-ton pick-up, let. St.: Sanford. showroom new* MASONRY ornePLoflgS'OOd- FOR RENT: 1 Room Garage Apt. Baths, $3200. Equity Furnished. $ BR., $1,895 or lots or acres. 1 with air $12-tilT cond., F1a. room; I with screen. d porch, chain fence. Cut NEWLY Redecorated Turn. Apt. All Electric. Water turn. Ph. Bornemari. 185 B. Hwy. 434 COMPARE 222-3968 Longwood. 56-4199. '$4 RAMBLER Station Wagon, fully equipped, including air conditioning-immaculate con 'IE dition- * 4 Uwils & Moior lIhiEIt I1t.A.q, ('toth, flenin, Kpn y l's tnt 4 (hum. SV holeuiil.' utile.. I'h,. 822.0420. 1OO DOWN 1524 Park Drive Otttce 322-2111 Night: *22.06 or *21.0100 I '2l. Hera Id C lass 111ed's il,t'ir OOVERNME'.T OWNi'D HOMES 2-1-4 RRS., 1-2 PATHS U : '•lI i i'øti gb l)t, 23, l9flfl---Pngt'i) - COUNTRY hen,.' over1eokln hea nil fiil lsl-e, I be.Irooa, 2 baths, air-condit ¶ot,t',l. t'fl 3. 78"8 da"s, evefltfla, rixl'nrsT: I fldrm., 2 bath No down paynent. aun,e ynortgag' 106 E \Voc'*l'i nil Write hl,, - ar,t McIo,ih. \l,'Donald Terrace, Mt. Pra or call IS-'?i'. * house. Call :;22-7('i'S. are coming from, Try 'Please don't use my name," the construction Cang, has been awarded the 822-1626 around 6 ager. worker told the officers. he woman isn't my wife." Purplefor Heart andaction Bronze Star ___________________________ heroic on the field MALE, CITIITUAITUA Puppy. 6 SANFOR1) IILEC'FIUC Cli. WEIBOLI)T'S house on 210 5.cAM Parh l:rA Ave.SHOP SERViCE STATION MAXAGFR LAKE MARY: Small weeks old. 225. Can he seen G. ___________________________________________ E. APPLIANCES New & Vied large. welt-shaded lots, 05 ________________________________________________________ *22-1562 r Lb 5171 ill Ms.gnolta C ('C' 1) OPPORTUNITY at 1218 Douglas Ave. U5 btfl'. c. $40. pa'1 Street near Post Office. of battle. ••• IUC;HT MAN. $8,500 or assume *1.800 inertUSED TV'. *.15 up. Be received the honor at the POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed MACS OR. gag.. Ph. i22-742 4. I • Service Calls $400 NTETINATIONAL Wall Furnace _______________________ U- S. Naval Hospital In chelsea, healthy. Tiny toy & miniature ron - rET1Tu:r' complot' with thermostat a,d MOONEY APPLIANCE iN NORTH ORLANDO • Muss., where he is recovering at atud. Terms. 22-l44l. T'ART TIME LIGHT BY OWNEr:: 2 Bedroom. all elsestovepIpe, 110 gallon fuel tank 22-0697 '-'' 218 Palmetto ___________________________ fittings. .'l feet of Copt.rie. kitchen equipped. double from multiple wounds. His corn ETNG MAC'S OIL CO. per tubing and 10(1 gallons of Legal Notice ____________________________ carport.'. 15 mInute drive to nstruments ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ officer has made a ____________________________________ 31 MUsical 1 fuel. Ce.II 2-0425 after CEMETERY Maintenance & deNivy Base. mortgage recommendation he be promot- TW THE CIRUTTVI' coil sri' or G.Low Waiters, 401 _______________ paTmt PIANO TUNING * REPAIR *31-4122 RATTAN Sofa fled. 0 1 lii BUg & velo;)meflt man. Experienced in David St. Ph. 8-1706. 5%'l'fl .iVflICIA.L ed to sergeant. W. 1... BARMON gardening helpful. For appointlto-ker. Also High Chair, end Buell is showing steady tin- cUlT 1W AWl) FOR. sEMINOlE talilt. hitlU, & I rocker chair ynent call tr. Grover. 3:2-4241: By OWNER: 8 RDRM.. 1 bath, BUKUR'S MUSIC BOP Ouklawn Memorial Park. 8-7M' after 7 • fl• No Pownpaymcnt Cull provement. His right leg will be (inAWCIllfl' eoUW't'S, }0RTh'"'° Band instruments 822-1480 .• • & accessories ___________________________ weeks CAROl P. HARDY, in traction another 10 WANTED part time Correspond- _________________________ RnrnlcEI;ATon ________________________ Plaintiff. ________________________ Sales, Rentals & Repairs ent for the Sanford area. Re- 3 B1)ILM.. I ' BATH. fenced back Motl.rn StVIe and his right arm will be ft 82-7202 • 2004 Cedar Ave. A nnftirt berath E1a ""A iE:i11 2 Bl)RM. HCIIC. over 8 acres, nioe1' landscaped, 20 fruIt tress, large chicken h011ue IVith more land it wnU'j, 2.40i'0 'Chick' Area Hero ins hicken For Ir 2RR lh.O'l h.iiwe \'ilre fen,i' in hack; h"ilg.' In front. 491*1 tot- an appointment. lrtr () SUICIDE f're?ent'!On. Call WE N. flasnehli. ____ b:,', I. CARE. Orlando 241-1*1*. ,• ,•.. . _______________________________ -.A...,...*. • . .___________________________________ ,._• -v.A. HORSES for sale: 2 mares, 4 4-Beauty Care ,., ,.. - _. ' ' yrs. old & 7 YDL old. . _______________________ 222..6SO kEClALaS: ftag. $IO.ttfl Permen_____________ • eM $5.00; Reg. $15.00 Perman• _______________________________ -'., •, •.,_, ______________ ent $7.95. I 8. Catering • Food _____________________________ _____________________________ , s. BENICE'S T1EAUTY sALON .: ,:,: •'c'. W1IOhlSAI.1 PR1CI•S SELL (IS Your PurnTtsrs. QUICk 90. lots For Sale '.: . ..: 100 E. lit St. 22.2-9668 ___________________________________________ OKRA- 822-0415. oa.ih. ___________________________ 'I...... ___________________________________________ . T' . - .,, " _______________________________ •••j . ItIPti011. SUPER TRADING POST L(t LHk 4' .•,. ____________________________ 25th. S' at Cnr. MUT'22-4244. Rl TY LOTS: I nice lots with __________________________ Servios with the 6. Child Care 15. SpecIal Services USED PtiritUrS, any amouSt. ih*41 Onks. Prico4 to cell with 50. Misc. For Sale ____________ termi. SIr.' 171 ft. x 167. Ph. TiIbL! CAlth In Tfl hOflU p,w'rtci - CARPNTIt ____________________________ .. __ -, , __ _______________ _______________________________ Sanford, 221-2270. -. ___________________________________________ king mothors. _______________________________ w . $22-till ____________________ ____________________ .. "A .. 3. AdOCk LAKE MARY 1-l&l0 NOTICE . CASH FOR TRASH 95. Houses For Sale BOOKKEEPING RfrViee. End of D1lL'S AUCTION SERVICE baa _________________________________________ .. .. .:. .. •. . AtiQflS & ......... ________________ BIG Tor ?'URftY & month financial statements uien over management v.- : .. ... . d. p'. .;.... .. KINDERGARTEN prepared in my home. DC8a17 operation of t h e San ford S BDRM. In LOCH ARBOR, quiet BRIDGES FURNITURE . Certified Teacher. neighborhood. c,xc1lflt for & 66l-5607. Psirmers' Aution 181-1480 & 35th. __________________________________ Located 17-92 Ph. *21-1660 children, shade trees. Priced t. 17-92. Merchandise needed- Park Open Monday thru Snrday 1f: ____ ____________________________ win son on consignment or _____________________________ _____________________________ sell. Cell .22-29OS. 23..Palnthhig ______________________________________ ..-:.,. 7:15 a. m. to 6:00 p ____ _________________________ _________________________ buy outright. SALE every FrI55. FurnIture For Sale _________ Priday evenings 'tO midnight. Filson painting day night 7:30 p. in. ______________________________ OVTER SPACE erice .4 • ____________________ _________________________________________ LEWIS C. DELL, AUCT. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. JUST outsid.' the City limits. Spray __________ NA?IE' KIDDIE CARE flush 822-7596 Nice 2 bedroom. 2 hnth home. 224521 . _ *33-0350 Bedding & Furniture 24 hour Service. Special rates to living room & Florida Tm. on working Ulotherid. _____________________________ AT FACTORY PRICES Refrigerator, 12?-21 2 lcti' with fenced hack yard, USED G. E. A f _____ ___________________________________ 822.0181 ____________________________ _________________ ________ ________ _____ 2440 5. Oak Avt. Magnolia PAIN'I'ING & REPAIR patio, storkgf hoili'.', Strategic THIS is the home (temporarily) of dozens of unwanted and unloved dogs Good condition. _______________________________ - T'ti. 32254.26 after 5 loc'atIoIi for school. $&,500. fl979• Tm. and cats. It is located just north of the county road department on South _______________________________ WILSON-MAIER rrtaN. ________________________________ 8. Pets & Supplies $500 Down. (Herald Photo) _______________________________ - Well Drilling p. Buy - Sell - 'rree iI..s: 24. ZENITH Table t1twiel Hwy. 17-92. E. let St. ANIMAL HAVEt 11 A1MO 14" G. E. TV. *22-5622 SOUTHWARD Boarding. For sate, AICC bihua. URILLEb. pJ4 Eb CMII 8227g1 & REALTY bus.. also mixed breeda.. S22 11%'ESTM USED Pu r it I t u r e, appliances, SPRWK1ER SYSTEMS *U-t1T$ Se 11' N. P51k Ava. 8bht 5752. . ____________________________ Types and Sites All I C}IEFT OF drawers. $15; misMart, 215 Sanford Ave. W• rep&lr and Servios I eellsinenus odds & ends; dIshes _____________ GOATS MILK. Parakeets, CocksHOME ON 5 ACRES 1%. $2241$t• BrINE & etc. 322-6960. tiels. Love Birds, Catiaries, l's____________________________ A & Supply Co. 4 BEflR('OM from.' home on I Macbthsry , geons. Doves. Iuscovies. sm 122-1412 aer.' with frontage on S. R. -ETERNA WATCHES69-.Schools & InstructlOilS Bantts. Gamerock. GuInea 307 W. 2nd St. 46. t'nvrnhr'fltlY located beSince 1856 __________________________________ rigs. Plact of Birds. tw.'f'n Santc'rI & St. .lnhns LONG BEACH, calif. (UPI) - A construction Purple Heart, 26 - ROOI Backed By More Than BIG TOP KINDERGARTEN 1.5ft0. ,cmc terms. Iliver. _______________________________ A Century',. Eperionec worker walked into a fried chicken restiwrunt Jtfl(l CHhl-WAITEAS. Pektnime. Poe- __________________________ Certified Teachers EvVnlng A Sunday 12-8608. HOLE IN YOUR ROOF? Enroll Now. dlt Puppies, AKC, wormed & ordered two chicken dinners to take out. shots. Stud Service. Whitakeri, OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF. GWALTNEY JEWELERS *22-6509 Classes begin Sept. 1. Call 121294 S. Park Ave. Sterriper Agency PHONE 322-2409 instead he was given a sack containing the day's Bronze Star 1660 for further Information. Ovid-36b-&125. A Multiple Listing Realtor & .1. TURNER ROOFING COM P TON S Encyclopedia. YNSUROR receipts, $825. APPAISER AKC POODLES. Pups & Studs, price trade in or lIke new 1910 S. French 322-4901 When the man and a woman friend arrived lit Television up. Squirrel Monkeys 28-Ratio I' & 113' JANE CASSELBERRY $1& Love Birds, 1ents, ParroU _____________________________ $60 after off. Cash 327454 4 p. or in.terms. Call 71. Male Help Wanted Newport Beach to enjoy their picnic dinners, he cbsNO DOWN PANT RAIthOft ELEcTRONICS & inctt. SP/4 William H. Bucli, fmJIM LASH covered the money. He promptly drove back to the AUTO Radio Specialists. .24 hr DESK LAMP, good as new. See Plyrnouti CCt%IPLETElY repaInted. 2 BadANIMAL KINGDOM mer Altamonte Springs realroom. carpet in Master Bed9644 service. 322-4261 at The Sanford Herald. restaurant to return it. ' We Service ALL makes Radios. Chrys'er j At the restaurant he found the grateful store dent, wounded on .luly 4 in Viet 17-92 Longwood new (1. 1. Kitchen. P-7 ,utipies. Walk- __________________________ IF YOU ARE WONDERING 1-92 ACROSS from Pinecrest room, t! cleaning oven. dispoSLi, Nam In action against the Viet 6 MO. hound Inn. Needs niechaTlies imniedier OLD & Black andTtan cross. Ph. 30. Home Applianees where your next nash Cubes Apply in Service Man- central heat. Drapes go with manager about to give a report to police officers. ______ Hnnsei For Sale wili Eiephanf ' --• ' • - .. \'; 1 . - - '' . • _7 - i '• -• -• 2i-' - .'. 4-,--..-......... ' �0p Zb, •... ''.,M_,. '*,A.- '. 1. R r.'I a tI Da 4 It I _51 ' j, F_ I, RImein . . .1 , , . •• ..- I S High-flying U.S. B52 North Viet bombed Communist (Al') -.5 - -- - - th 19GG - -- ...•- - .- - -- 5. : ".5.. .-,,.,,'4 4• 9 .L. S iiuruity (IIpIIL iuu ui 8 Riles ed k,Vote Your Choice h Or K H .,.. t_ at - _. g - ..: • has in the depots . County S hool hews k' • isi 1, 11 S - Page IA .t Spanish Llub Elects Utticers past and choose Kirk stMed Seminole Nob . .- . _________ Seminole County terod l)emocrnt-s At ':' 4 .r.i •' , "'' Liii v' of Bob . V~ __ m in 7 fourth . ----Sà 1. S SemLnole Chatrmen Speak - l 9 5. rra , ----5-- .... I ,s i.'ll., .,,,I cilli tt4 ti tiiiit ..i.wiI'1T'2.. ni i' .w'i & ii ii. ilas ocen most. grnui,'ing to v''i. "'i.' uu i.will follow time in the war. indicate stinding citizens and leaders of Seminole County on Republican The bombers unloaded tons of the trend it High," John hader, behalf if the candidacy explosives on ammunition in the general elections in governor for today. Claude Plymouth C4imty campaign chairman, i ' ,• dumps, truck parks and storage NOVemL)eI', "'Many of these individuals hold responsible )O• In th e southern end of Func':,J services for Cpl. sit ions of public trust and are ' go'This is the sthlcment made by the confident; in • - . Viet Nam the deof chairman on the state and . inmes Roger Griffin, 20, of 1' , zone. E. Pope (Sandy) flnsstt, to "and they out, The raid was part of mouth, who was killed in action p o n t e d problems of The herald today. are nre of the the new U.S. aerial offensive in Sept. l in \'iet Sam, •il1 bethis county and is definitely the southern Panhandle to halt at 2 p. m. SuI1da ( P1-nioiitli concerned about the man vhn tvo.pnrt county," he •. North Vet.namese infiltration of 13aptit Church. Full milit.ai ;•..._ will lead this state during the t. • reeniling that Farris Bryant. men and supplies into SO' honors will be presented 1w the next four years. . carried the count v over Viet Sam through the demili- U. S. Marine Corps. -Av e have been active in tarized Zone. ;tr C. Peterson in It)(hl anti '5 He is survived .. his wife, ganization and have welded to. The B52 raid was preceded the former Marilyn that the county has consistently .1 S of gether the solid support of ll Th voted for 5 ursday by waves of U.S. Air North Orlando. and baby daugh- official Democratic bodies in Force. Navy and Marine bomb- ter. Cynthia Ann. dentlal nominees from ElsenSeminole County," Kader ers bower to Goldwater. hammered also at the Born in O'Brien. he came to I marked, "and this is evidenced infiltration mutes in the south- the Plymouth area from Willonly fear is ReLT, PAUL E. CRISWELL (left) was augmented by the joint headquarters of the th em section of Nor \Tiet Nam. puhui t'an and Independents and Reserve to the Regular Na' the active iston with his 12 years High campaign and the SemiInfantrymen of the for Kirk will sit buck Navy in ceremonies conducted by Cdr. T. E. Daum, ago. He joined th e Marine Corps note County Democratic execuVietnamese 22nd Division re. and do nothing and this Is the 9. of RVAR-3 at Sanford Naval Air following graduation from tive committee," port ed d ri ving back successive kit surest. way to lose," he Criswell is married to the former KathMemorial High in Formal opening of the ne" A'it of attacks by two (lilt. reside with of Sanford, and they ken A. Bauman, 1964. He was a mem be r of Corn- headquarters in the old Florida battalions of Viet Cong. an esU"The uncommitted or spatheir daughter, Cristina, at 200 Oakland Avenue. B. First Battalion. 26th State Bank Building located at mated men. thetic voter hauls the ki'y to sue(Herald Photo) Marine Regiment of Ninth military the corner of First Street and A Vietnamese cess this campaign and we rifles Amphibious B ri spokesman said 150 Viet gade, and Park Avenue will take place are making an intensive effort E. P. nASSEr!' JOHN KM)ER were killed in three hours of of Plymouth Baptist Church. at 7:30 p.m. today. Survivors to these people," Bassett his wife and l a "S do not intend to divulge .10*' High . .f or fighting before reported. estimated that the daughter, parents. Mr. and Mrs. all of our plans at this time. "Many people are not awaRe enemy away 100 more James Griffin. of Plymouth: bra- However, we are completely that the total number of votes thers. Billy J. Griffin. of Apop- organized throughout the coundead and wounded. The fighting took place in jun- ka. and James Griffin Jr., Lack-1 cast determines the winner of In Casselberry. we have a Practice Base. T the election here in Florida. gled mountain country 277 miles 1land Air Force ex.: a headquarters which will serve counties a the number of northeast of Saigon near the sister. Mrs. Patricia A. Mal-i South Seminole," Kader /t practice session on survival in the event of nee carries. s of Jtcksonville's west central coast.. The action was corn, of Groveland. and his ed. PENSACOLA (AP)-G-overnor' bypas grandmother. Mrs. Verdie Bar"Several Seminole County a disaster will be conducted for Seminole County 4-H only 12 miles from where VietHaydon Burns hasn't gotten ov- side. • we expect to have I -I sic will te. of O'Brien. boys and girls -when they spend people tire working oil tile staff I all of tonight at the I er the defeat of his $300-million I The governor told reporters namese troops reported killing I 110 restv Bray Funeral Home. Apopka i group at the state Kirk headquarters Agricultural Center. setting up a simulated emerthat work on some phase of in some 200 Viet Cong Sept. 8. under the sponsorship of road bond issue, in Fort Lauderdale," Bassett night, almost a year terstate 95 is under way for The Vietnamese spokesman is in charge of arrangements. I the Seminole county Y oung j gencv area, manz Eighteen club members attended a civil defense revealed. defeated at 'e'y foot" of the 365-mile said seven Viet Cong were capDemocrats and the Democratic after the issue was I training session at the Center Thursday night in pre"When Kit-k is elected, the route from Jacksonville south to tured in today's battle. includexecutive committee will h. Work the polls and four months after I , ing one company commander paration for tonight's practice. county will certainly have a ~ tremely active on the precinct Burns was beaten in the Demo- Miami. I and two plat oo n leaders. He 1 I,eaders present included Rav Pettis. state , pipeline to the governor'3 office safe. This, plus completion of inter1 Ivrel." Kader revealed. cratic primary. Burns accused government infant rymen ' specialist from Gainesville; Ehvyn Holmes. civil and reasonable request will ta te 4 across the state's midThe chairman stated, "We Scott Kelly and Robert King s I were supported artillery, air defense co-ordinator from the tlniversi(v of Florida, be heard," he dt'i'lart'd. 11 Cl-5I.fltC vili p m-sent Bob High to each High of campaigning against the -c-Lion MIU most. ' Citr strikes and armored ears which I and Richard civil defense extension specialist "Precinct work is a most imroads for "personal, selfish ob- 75 up the west-central section. accounted for many enemy citizen in this county in order from Floridahasten. State University. portant part of the campaign places Florida first in the nation dead. jectives." HlghLow Pr. that each person can make an ' on the __________________________ local level," Bassett allotted intersta te He said Kelly and High. his in building cloudy -. 5 .52 1 independent evaluation of the Th e spokesman said the Vict Albany. said. No opponents in the prima ry. mis- mileage, Burns said. I man they want us their goCong objective was to capture Albuquerque. clear 90 61 Burns said work had resumed the command post of Workshop meetings have been (el-nor." led the voters and "deprived 41st Atlanta. clear ......72 55 ss on Interstate 10 scheduled for Tuesday at 8 Jlorida of arteries of progre "The people of Seminole Coun. from its Regiment of the South Vietnam- Bismarck, clear .,. 83 35 p.m. at the Kirk headquarters so badly needed." • ty have always elected Demo- I juncture with Interstate 75 north ese 22nd Division. He said go-- Boise, clear ......99 It • at the old Western Auto Build. "I hope others in administra- of Lake City, where It had been ernment forces captured 51 Boston, clear ......74 58 .08 I cratic candidates on the state Ing oil First Street in Slinford. Uve power will offer one (a sim- suspended for several years. weapons including antiaircraft Buffalo, cloudy ... 63 50 .52 j and local level. When riven a MIA' I The Louis F ey, president of the r road board recenUy placed and machine guns. Vietnamese Chicago, clear ......75 51 liar bond Issue) and that it will fair and proper opportunity to Florldt miles State Federation of Young Re. not become involved in politics," 4.2 under construction at casualties were described as Cincinnati. cloudy 71 52 ,. evaluate the man, the people whose NEW YORK (AP) - A State Michael Miranda, a guest at publicans, will be guest speaker. Cleveland. clear Burns told a dinner at the end a cost of $1.7 million, 67 47 .02 will overwhelmingly elect Bob light. by Go On the following Tuesday, Oct. of itary command Denver, clear ......88 55 th e second day of a highway J High as their governor," Kader Supreme Court justice today the Apalachin meeting, and The U.S. mil breakf I held 13 Cosa Nostra bosses in a underboss of a New 4 a workshop meeting is planpress tour. reported scattered but small Des Moines, clear .. 78 48 concluded confidently, York Cosa , ____________________ total of $1.3-million bail after Corn tied for 7:30 p.m. at the South Burns also took a at a ground actions and the windup Detroit. clear ......70 47 , :their arrest Thursday in what Nostra family. MM 1: inoth college faculty members after of two opera ti ons which had Fairbanks, M Seminole Bank conference room. Carlos Marcello of New Or. Fort Worth, clear was described as the biggest 88 59 failed to produce any major public-i opening a road heading to a new Interested citizens are invited • Honolulu, cloud)' raid involving crime syndicate leans, descri be 90 76 gagements. university. He told them d In Senate testi- to attend either or both meetto the 77 figures since the 1957 Apalachin I U.S. Marines opposing the Indianapolis. clear not to barricade the school as the Mafia's Southern ings. 1 him conference. 324B No rt h \'iet.namese Division Helena, clear .....89 48 'new Ideas from the outside chieftain and a onetime partner demilitarized Jitksnt'i11c, clear He Bail was 83 62 .. at $100.000 eachworld." DUSSELDORF, G e r m a v just below th e for the 13. all listed as promi- of Frank Costello. biddini "Too this has happened. l (AP) The parents of Prince zone repo rt ed their front quiet Juneau, cloudy . 55 40 Santo Trafficante. a Cosa Kansas City, clear 79 55 Actor nent members of the Cosa 'Nos. HOLLYWOOD (API The doors to the campus have Michael of Prussia have reluc- With little or no contact. the U. George Hamilton invited Holly- tra's national crime network by Nostra bigshot in Florida and been shut to Ideas from the very tantly approved his manage to The Marines, however, uncov- Los Angeles, clear 90 73 ; , cuttinj .... 77 52 .. 17 more North %'ietnamese Louisville. clear Wood's elite to all intimate dindunder-world informer Joseph I former head of rackets in prepeople who provided and own a commoner. The marriage de. cred Castro Cuba. 82 58 ncr parts' for Lynda Bird John- Valachi. the universities." Burns said at lies a decree of his great grand- dead 17 miles northwest of Memphis. clear All 82 78 .02 Quang Ti-i City. The Marines Miami, cloudy son, and the main topic of con- I Justice Joseph M. Conroy said i Others arrested were Don a ceremony dedicating a two- father. Kaiser Wil helm II. 71 48 Whe 'ersation was her father, the the men were being held as ma- Alongi. Aniello Delia Croce of WASHINGTON (Al') - FBI mile access road to the still- The prince. 26. told reporters said that supporting naval gun. Milwaukee, clear I I .-St . clear ... 76 46 .. President. 17 and h Ps .P. i terial witnesses in the investiga. ~ California. Frank Gagliano of Director J. Edgar Hoover says his parents' decision Thurs. fire accounted for the then i unfinished University of W e st Of 83 57 wed raised the total killed by offNew Orleans. clear It was a typically informal tion of "major crimes" in New Orleans, Anthony Corallo he doesn't day in Dusseldorf. He is to "any of the Florida. High New York. clear 93 67 55 •10 Hollywod shore naval gunnery to 52. party Thursday Queens County, The group was of Louisiana and California, Jo- beatniks with long sideburns a secretary he "Contact w i t h the outside Jutta Joern, cundic Seven Americans were k il led Omaha, clear ......77 53 .. night. The set ti ng was Hamil- remanded to civil jail when the)' seph Marcello of Texas, brother and beards" working for him. world is essen ti al to keep uni- met while working in a 1 i 7' 14` UP in and 14 wounded Thursday when Philadelphia. clear 70 55 .08 tons 30roorn baronial mansion, of Carlos. and Joseph Gallo of Nor does he want "collar ad" ere unable to post bond. 'ersity vital and growing," he York airline office, infantrymen accidentaliv Phoenix. clear ... 103 73 .. Grey Hall and dinner - a can- ~ Chief ln, ognim Gilr( . . ! New %'ork. lie is not coil- types. Under Kaiser Wilhelm's deU.S. ,pector Sanford "Floridn inust not allow I the faculty members of its un- cr. Prince Michael will ios touched off four of their own Pittsburgh, clear 66 50 .09 dlelit buffet nibbled in a balmy uk. who directed the roundup nected with the Gallo brothers r. Afte Instead, hoover told the RUiICS north of Saigon. Ptlnd, Mc., clear 67 55 California evening around the Thursday. called it the most ° Brooklyn House Appropriations Commit0 Huff hersities to throw up a screen th e right of succession as head flUfl(s The U.S. military command Ptind. Ore.. clear ... ,8 51 .07 swimming pool. . so will b,L important since the ,gangland Dctectivcs said tile purpose of tee in testimony released Tliui-s11 said a soldier from the 1st th Rapid Cit y, clear ... 81 52 The women wore their casual conference at Apalachin. N.Y.. the raid was to keep track of day, he seeks as agents "men that I keeps out all new ideas from the disinherited, 77 56 fantry Division was working In a Richmond. clear clo th es Carol Channing in a in 1957 was broken up by state how the men relate to each oth- who are clean cut, mature and j and H outside world." mine field near Phuc Vinh and St. Louis. cloudy 77 50 whi te pleated skirt and red vest, police. Sixty top hoodlums and er in importance within the Un- who will measure p to the finhad Burns did not amplify and set off one mine, killing himself Salt Lk. City. clear . 91 58 . . Merle Oberon adorned with di. their friends were arrested then. der"orld hierarchy. age witich I think the American Augus there was no hint or what might and wounding several others. A San Diego, clear 80 67 amonds and emeralds. The raid Thursday came as Queens District Attorney Nat people feel an FBI man should " "W have prompted It. However, rescue party entered the field to San Fran,, clear ... 72 58 Lynda Bird. in a cobalt blue the group was eating in a baseH. Hentel said he planned to be." politic there have been disagreements tilee wounded and set off Seattle. cloudy .. 76 58 .27 lace dress and a healthy suntan, ment u ppur 13 to appear at a Hoover said personal appearroom at La Stella subpoena educators and adminis1i three more mines killing the was relaxed and smiling as restaurant in Forest Hills, special grand jury session in- &mce is Important because trators over alleged breaches of II)- Unit ed Press niternatiunal other six soldiers. _____ Hamilton kidded about his first Queens. The community, about vestigating th e meeting. agents are "really salesmen." academic freedom of Flori• Yom Kippur, th e most sacred meeting with her father. "The)' interview the prcsi20 minutes from Manhattan b da' State Universities. and solemn of ewish holy days, Miss Johnson arrived in Los dents of banks, the chairmen of car, is known for its comfortaThe governor announced that begins at sundown today. Angeles Thursday LONDON (Al') America I the boards of large corporaa week bie apartment houses and tennis 0 in tersta te 95. a limited acess Jews throughout the world has in Hawaii. coffee breaks. England o t es tions, longshoremen and supe r hi ghway, would be comrn will oberc it wi th 24 hours of Hamilton surprised Lynda la)' stadium, home of the national tea breaks. John McKen ers," he said. "They have to sell pleted by April from Jackson- fasting, prayer and worship. inviting an old family friend singles championships, zie of the British Office of SEPTEMBER , Cirm themselves to them to get their Garelik said none of the Ma!'I1le to Daytona Beach, where Yorn Kippur is known us Health Economics says that as Admissions Fresh confidence to obtain the Informer presidential aide Jack losi attending the "little Apala. it will meet the east-west 1-4. "the day of atonement." It the tea break is lengthened, the now president of the Anna Nichols, Glen Burns, , C 0 lii th formation at they need." chin" meeting carried less than This, said Burns, will provide marks the end of th e 10 high work rate goes up: but cut out Vernon Whitehouse, Annie Mae Motion Picture Prod ucers Assu- $600 In cash in his pockets. He NEW YORK (AP) Chure a n o n a t o p expressway from holy days during which a re- the traditional cup of afternoon Allen, Edith Grace Hanson, ciation of America. New Tuesd Zebulon M. Pike diL,covered Jacksonville to tile Tampa-St. ligious Jew is expected to take tea. he says, and productivity ib I Georg D. Hishop, Frankie Hamilton's inother. Ann Ham. described them to neustrien as Yorkers toasted Prince Rainier E. '.elegantly fte tionul dressed" and wear- and Princess Grace of Monaco the Colorado mountain peak Petersburg area. an annual spiritual inventory likely to go down. His theory, I Teresa E. Daigle, Lisa ilton Spalding, was hostess. montl which bears his flume in 1806. pe nsive jewelry." log "ex In addition, Burns said work of his behavior, his relations expressed in London Thursday: Boey, Anna Nelson, Mary aI.sjard Constitution sumin I would begin this fall on coil- with Among those charged with Ttiurday night with customs Graf, Sadie Hackett, Joe Raine, Re' consorLing with known criiiii- Inspectors watching to make struction of a horseshoe-sha ped tionship with God, tea breaks. Sanford; Herman Wahrer, Dc. -duct.ei I nals" were Thomas (Tommy sure the United S ta tes got Its BM; Grayce Perkins, Deltona; absen Ryan) Eboli, once barred as a monetary share of every sip. Dorothy Crider, Longwood. :prcigr fight manager after punching a The royal couple were on the - S , -• Births Our . www referee, and flow top man in the ship to that the AmerMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Buss I.' rnaoes -family or imprisoned Brooklyn ican Export Lines will make 2 has si, Sa nf ord, a girl. lowed -. De leader Vito Genuvese, consid- stops next year at their MeditWASHINGTON &p, I Discharges Du S . . fense sources report more than ered the syndicates "boss of erranean principality. William B. Cook, Frank Mcfuz-th - . 20,000 fresh troops were shipped bosses." Ship bars, which feature tax- YOU can hue , Nub. Harold Johnson, Rob fish S ----free liquor, are uually closed W. Ware, Henry Judkins, Janice to \'iet Nam this month to re erairl ,. , A Carrier Heve Army combat hujk in port. Customs officers Renaud Brenda Markiand, Mr Wathcrrnaker Th is was a new high and officounted every drop drunk. They Wa Goodwin and baby boy, San' Furnace won't dais say the month ly replacecollected $2.10 in taxes and 25 • lord; Norris D. Lunsford, Long- ment totals coffo let you down, wi ll continue to cents in customs duty for each U Hubert W. Boone, minti •.whatever the Saran' grow as the Army strives to bottle. .ai. Ga. Oil temperature. maintain a 12-month tour of New officers of the Junior ___________________ I, were It's the "Furnace duty for combat and Senior 111gb Methodist Oludi . with a Future" The "64/ English phrase, The influx of replacements Youth Fellowship of First 1 I IL e f hecauti air Jf full ownership - 1. 4 • reflects the military buildup Methodist Church, Sanford, 64th s," Sinai Conditioning can bout and applies equally to u that saw the number of Army have been elected. 64 hi' added easily. men in 'iet Nam jump from 51,. liner. rowboat or a gigamitic Serving the sc:IIor high i,istallatkn by - - I tJ1j In June 1èfi5 to 1i (Huh -- Will be ra,eve beiteti, pres1-WI T0U)) LATh ANGELES (AP, Teleexperts. Comfort September of that year. There ident; Leslie Leggore, vice pre*Da actor Robert Culp has guarantea. now are about 190.000 Army ident; Kathy Lee, ed B been divorced by his wife Nancy secretary; troops in Viet Nam . :A( who testified that his behavior _____ Pat Smith, treasurer; Beth _________ I made her nervous. for I Morgan, FruitMeMrs. CuIp, 32, told a Los An tyicet ,I Gough, representative collinlullk ! est. geles court that her husband. Annual meeting of the share- ity education, and tteve Mills, who costars In the "1 holders of Ssnford-gemlnule Buteh Jeffcoat, and Jack Beck. Spy" talelust vision series, once stayed away Development Company, Inc. with, recreation. I I INCH-TWICK steaks are in store for memberis and guests of Seminole from home for 24 hours and that will be held in the Chamber of Junior high officers are Ku. , ~ Mc . County Sportsman's Association Saturday starting at 5 p.m. at their park he asked her for a divorce. Commerce conference room thy Jtyuis, president; Anne g(y C t Culp. 36, did not contest the Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. for the on the Wekivu River at SR 46. Readying the steaks are (from the left) dec. Webcr, vice Prcident. and Joy and I action. his wife was giveti CUS- tiut) of directors and the trans' Super and Glen Meyers, Secretary W. A. Adams, Robert Brown and President Robert Wyche. htudy of their tour children. action of other business. (Steaks are free for paid-up members.) " (Herald Photo) S ....~.._ % ,. I antnrh hr Page 10 - Sept. Hero's* ci Nfl01 ' .-, knowledgeable ' .. • .-. •• 9 North . above the Seminole County Kirk committee, local level," Kader Ply. ernment.al affairs •, •S militarized Classroom Gets Decorated heavy - •-•'.- naturally re "Seminole County ' , - S SS S -" . said, a 5 hnrei ' 4 .5., ' ' '- 5.5. McVay. Republication presi - -. . . which "Our ___________ duty from that. family _ _____ South Democrats I' executive officer Station. pointed School today ___ pany 1,000 __ Ma- in Ch Cong are Burns Still Irked . . . reach Ki,'k ___________________ dawn. He _____________________________________________________________ carried For By Bond Defeat Doisaster ') I91, not nomi - coves Thursday 1) Weather I 11 any Elsewhere -.'- __________________ its the west Cosa Nostra Bosses .. I, I El Held In Crime .. .. New Interact Club Dope Addicts? Started At SHS No-Para Meds ininated this week with organization of the Interact Club at Seminole High School. INTERACT is a worldwide, Rotary-sponsored organizatmn of young men dedicated Prussian swipe Prince .. George Squires! .. ... state Defies Decree -: -. si .. • many Lynda Again . often . - - FBI Rejects .. . .. . - . . - .. - want '1 ti Jewry Observes 'Yom .. ... u P1 --__-____ Longer Breaks - . ') IL Bill Bracken, Gary Butts, Fred U. S. Collects labor- 1)1 4 For EverySip Valenti, the Ann Fresh Troops I SOUTHERN AIR -' .. . . ? . ,;' 1 . 1 # 4 0v , 't1 0 , f_," '~.. ",I .', -,' , I .- , S ' " 4,;, i~, - Li ,, ,71 I * - ' - I . .. ~:,;. • . - . • I ... - .J . ' 45iI. a, I. T1, I r -. ' -' I •4 ,. - , "• '-•., ' ' ~P.` - I A. I - . ; ; - j . ' - ' - ______ '• II ' . I . I. t ip , j'.. - 1. ~ * , I '- 1 . 'r I * ,.....~#~* 1.3, tJ 1 world traveler. She hat visited all the enuntries in Europa -- __ I -.5 . . ..,. . f f, 10 • . • i .i .1,11 Miss Ruth Dixon may he * typing and 3horth and teacher n e w to HS but she is also * ' .1I ' . Dixon'.i means of transpnirtation .is i n. traveled through Nort h • .4 Africa into Greece, Turkey and Russia thill past iummer. North . "., I '; ,~ * Africa and the Holy Land particularly interested her. Miss Dixon said he had lu!("roil more from the heat the 18'4t few weeks than he did ' g across Af. LA_ "~4~A~, -0- .;4 ", .. _- ' .. - . r - - - - I= r vaction days tourFlorida, spcn in - • S. . the weather. 111 ~I " , phaizittuf. he attained her B.S. .iegret, in business education and •mia'iat stuihies at Edgewood, '. i \Vis. - _______ •• ____ - Since the establishment of a National Seashore Recreational Area from Ocracoke. N. C•. east mad north to Whalebone JunctR011 VI .itors have flocked in in. reamng numbers me this hand i 'uul of 'lie e astern seacoast. ''...• •, - S MISS RUTH 1)IXON, typing teacher displays of the 0l)jCCt.4 .The L'UIicc ted on het trav els el.,; in I iii The htl ti uk u The hold 3 N front RUM1 the Pinocchio pepper mill t,etl in Italy and the ma t screen 14 front Tunisia. ( stis Photo) l)niC upe piuch I g h ti0 n g eminoles * Play Here Tonig * ht S , S - Seminole's Iligh's first honie direction of Bandmaster Wil- High. All victory dance4 will be ing Seminoles, and the junior% " game of the '66-'137 football ham Elmore, will do several of put oil 1)y the Illustrious class all ;uttlug out such an effort will be played tonight, their popular precisicu drills of uS, to 111111(0 this gamni, such a big season to brighten the spirits of Cob31-e now being success, wouldn't it be a shume Junior dues 8:00 p.m., at the memorial nial. collected to pay for victory if you couldn't make it? diuni (It's already been decided dances, Hoimm'oniimig flout, JunCoach Buck Metta has been that the Grenadiers will be tor Senior Prom, and many putting his boys through some tighty tough paces getting feeling "poorly", of course, who other worth-while cause-i. li I them read to meet Colonial dill I to say wily.) The Twirl- To show what big hearts the - Band High hool here in Sanford. Ith' u 'h the p Laura Faye Watson, will do a tion hu been extended to the 1 dazzling routine to "Sweet Ado- students of Colonial t Lttemmd line Rock." the dance (for a nominal fee, of Following the game there will course), layer will • Beco mes New Could you imagitte yourself Uniforms Beaut ul, if Elmore Says am ltioru, ;: S'wnino!e's 'mew i,uuitiimiaatur, tees the on- President FFA I sss-imigisug through the trees? Sc,mmnmuks,' us 72 students Mike tub-ion, a junior at Scm- and Mrs. \V. A. (.,ibo,i and t.volution (rum the ape is one of the theories being studied by jmmte High School, was elected an uutsta,mdiiig voi'atio,iai agri - (ruin the junior high will join humanities classes. time them next year. president of the Semmiiiiole High culture student. hlutmutnities, one of the. IItW Chapter of buturt, Farmers of Other officers elected fo: the titci tctme.himig at two *i.huula courses offered by Seminole Ame riclike chool ye..mr of 194111-67 miududu ill indiana, Mr. Elmure eoni the suit of Mr a. High, is taught by Mrt. Jenni-. 1. George Carlton, vice president; clude that the new uniforms , (em Kelley It's purpose.' is Ci' ',t .. Don Putchirm, see.'rt'tary; Kmeh' developed by Ernest Cowley. 1 prepare colle ge -bound ac atom aid Jutitt, tzeusurcr I,hivmel tot umor biumilimmastur, are the with a background for later hu Cook, reporter; Storm Richards, niost beautiful he has ever vf\. inanities courses they may take sentinel, Richard (he.Ihettc, seum Students compare the cutchaplain; Ileimmila Brown, pihi"This year th ere are no drus•: lures of utuny different eivihiui mentariami. Mr. WdhIaium H. tie changes in the band; howtioiis which cover lung petted'. West, voctiunut agriculture ever, we will work for quality of time. teacher, is the adviser of the anid strive to be the bust mnarhI)uming eiieh time weeks, thi• club. big band Seminole Rib has tudczits will lee aaked to do New ufficcs s !! . in.LtL.d eer had," •itatud Mr. Elmore. ' project. 'l'hue first gs-udlng into their pruspeeLivU offices Mr. Elnioze, with a B.M...D5 i-joel they will mnku somu ohMutulay night. 'l'hi will be the (Bachelor of Music Educativa), jc'ct early man iiiight hu-e first wee.'timmg of the group at majored in and umuum 1. made using nothing but imatunut I which they will bear Gary Gib- (ruin Salew, Indiana. The new b roui- 'es. I most. past president, give his banthivater enjoys hunting, 0 . ' - - - - . -. . ___________________________________________________ 9; S ______ -. , -. -, -• ---- - ' ' - - S F , 5, .; . worship; . I ,._ - ' -,, ' I :- . - " -- - piano I)IVEKSIFJEJ) Cooperative Training Club at SI1 hu's lIL-W officers. From left 1tre J01111 lJtYdel), tierentit at arms; John Charron, I'el)oz'ter,; Sue Da- ~76~w (Fit ~ - - I '*fl' .U..I - - Meeting Set j - S ; . . - -- Television Star - -, - - -' means ---------------------- new offieer "i Wife Divorces F HERE ARE of the Spanish (htih, From left, P,rnda tarter, president, Kay Tilson, publicity chairman; Mike Mi'Gnire, parliamentarian; Sidney Park, treasurer: Ann r))wdny. chaplaIn: Kerry \Vrisley, historian; Lynn Flughes, recording secretary and Gray \Vrislev, president. (SHS Photo) . i ' • n) KAY TILISON I • a•. :: -' • - , ,, - - • Humanities .1 - . 91 Students Prep ,%I 7 41`~_ . .'*, 4 " Mike Gibson Follows Brother; ~ For College _; ,, ; ,- .,,, Sioux City, lowa. is where ''' S troops. - -- vice -- .• ' ' ' ,: I The Great Wall of China S Sanford MYF Elect Officers veterans. •-- '. - S .'-- s . -5 . , "4104 Munity Church will sponsor it ., ....~ - 5 5--. SI pancake supper from 5:30 Ufl til 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, at the church. Proceeds will go toward putting a roof on the uncovered half of the building, Members use the Pray As You Go Plan, it is reported. ' t ,.,.,. ` -, the main stars, at halftime the be a "Victory Dance" held in!With the varsity squad, the Seminoles, under the the student lounge It Seminole Murelung Seminoles, the rwirlMen of the Chuluota Cont - Seminole .tss't Feature Editor \larhing Scnimnoks, ' -- - ' ` -'S _ _i•;_ . -- I Pancake Supper ., - - ; ' rI ',~ ~7 1-~ . .,I . .,.:f 1 611 .- "-.'4 ,?, , Sent To Front - . ' F - I; , "Gents." Lake Nicaragua, Nicaragua, ~, _______ N",i -pa,., -r~ , ' L Ie" ." , ., :! $ 5) ,, . - . dance being provided by its among the principal types of is the world's only freshwater stretches more than 1,500 miles Jnteract Committee composed merchandizo carried In drug home for swordfish and man- along the bo rder between Mon. eating sharks, golia and China proper. of Lee Wheeler, John Mercer, stores. Watson, , ' iiented and new members bers are making. Membership with special assistance and gui- per cent. Photo goods are fifth - - r ' Carter, Clifton Gainey, Steve all in l'nnn-Med is still OPCfl to Hartsock, Blair Kitner, Steve SIN students Madden, John Mero, Van Rob"if interested, contact Pat In 1965, drug stores In West bins, Rex Sanderson, Steve I,yon b presiden t, Slayton, Danny Tucker and Lar- Germany accounted for 20 per o 5'officer," cent of sales of photo products, K ry Williams. 11 g i t The Seminole club is sponsor- second to full-time photographic ed by the Sanford Rotary Club, retailers who accounted for 60 i - •_ - ' Dances Frank Whigham. Newly elected members are A special banquet Is planned logy teacher at Seminole and for early October, when the Pam-Med sponsor, is pleased Bruce Black, Dwight Bosses, club charter will be formally at. the progress the club meni- alter has its ' S ' 4 . ---- N its % ,, ., -' S '• S I Stokes, J. V. Stowell, Darrell getting Vodopich, Fred Weber, anti Kirby, social studies teacher, informative. Is the ad viser of the group Mrs Emily McKnight, a 1)10 the Hospital -- ' .. the • ' ' , -• ".*. , .. dining , • S . - between ( 4'_ ' .-.. . . .., - - . _ Schedules e nessmeetngo( Seminole Memorial Hospital, A new bulletin board displaying current Para -Med flC events and projects is a result. o this The bulletin board is located just opposite the SI1 ' . .. •:. ' . . .... -.1 i • - tion. - . - . . . S 41 s J -• ,- ... - S - ••• -'. - I over thirty new Para-Medical club members as part of initht- S -• I •• 5 Rec Dept, tile : wo rn a round • - .. - - - S - -, - l • nab ed superior achievement in nelLdernic and extracurricular SICSanford Recreation Depart• 1 tivities. merit will sponsor a youth dance recent oi'ganizitional Saturday night at the Sanford A meeting club officers were electCivic Center beginning at 7:30 ed for the 1966-67 school year ' p. in. Music will be provided by as follows: Mark Raborn, presithe "Twilights" a popular Ill " dent; Jack Beckwith, vice presiteen band. .j Next dent; Rob Besserer, secretary; This will be the second ap527 MARK RABOI{N. . speaer le II(i St( Vii Leach, ti ii'Ui ii Pedi dfl( i.' of this group in thit . . .first president piogi :im ill ho Mi Riley, c hie f In addition to those tbo'mt ii .ILCt Xray technician at Seminole as officers, charter rnefihl)ers and Kenneth McIntosh. Andrew Memorial his lecture which On Frie!av night Sept. 31) the of the club arc George Carlton, Bracken, principal and a ItoRecreation Department will proWI1 C abou t - a II aspects Roy Dunn, Randy Schrum, Rich- tarlan lists also been active in o vide another dance which will )Lifl an x- ray techni ard Sevigny, Hugh Sipes, Jay cian, leuture a very outstanding band d 1 club hould be both interesting an( called the ... .. -. ' 'I-- - good character tind leadership potential who have demonstrat- 'Beafniks' .. / ' to male high school students of .. - •• - vice and international under' • open h ip situp is utcrnL)cr stand i.ng. M embers set come (lope addicts or diabetics, hypodermic needles were a cornmen sight around the school for three days. This wasn't just a new fad, either. Plastic milta- • . - Williams d dents have not suddenly be- Nlri. Thelma Lewis. language Months of planning were cul- .. cor°' ". Though Seminole High stu- Senora Esther ... .. de • • - -. I The room r - • •. •• S obe-Trotting Teacher Has nteresting Collection n- SMILING STUDENTS seem pleased with the decorations in their SpanIsh classroom, where the new language laboratory permits oral exercises (SILS Photo) to be prepared on tape recorders. . I. Spain came alive at the home tent-hers, not only like the athlrr) or Senora Williams Inst. Thurs. flair of the room, hut feel that mhsiy at the annual Spanish the studi'rmts will derive many chilp III it.ifltht)fl. more benefits from the addiSpanish niusir drifted from Ut-ms. hi' patio Into the living room I'lntforms arid new decks are wh,i'r-i' ent'hi new member had only a few of the many items o ih'hlvrr Si sp(.ce)I in Span- u,lrendy Installed In the room. ish. A fti'r the initiation, the Recorders and headpieces. which haven arrived ,,i.'mhers adjourned to the dinyet will log room where refreshments he the first of many items dc ii the of punch, ('o(,kIf'R, n uts, and signed espe(-ially t n.j at s were served by candle- teacher and student. Instead of waiting to recite light. Ev'ri though all the conwork to the teacher, theoral Vi'stiofl of the evening had to students may go to the recordhe in Spanish, admiration for ers and say their lessons. When time centerpiece of red carnafree, the teacher can replay the tions flanked by white candles taped lessons and grade the stuwas expressed by the more flueat speakers. However, the dents. Those needing individual help may listen to special tapes "oh's" and "nh's" of those hesiprepared by the teacher without tant of their Spanish abilities disturbing the whole class, or were still understood by all. taking class time away from Throughout the year there other students. will be many educational and ri'ere:itlonal projects for Spanish, club members. A guest speaker will he the highlight of t'nt'h monthly meeting. Newly elected officers for this school year are president, (;ray Wrisley; vice-president, Brenda Carter; corresponding secretary. Donna Ahbv! cording - secretary, -- In d Hughes; public relations and refreshments, K a y Tllson; treasurer, Sidney Park; chaplain . Ann 1)nudnry; historian, - vidson, secretary; Jim Baker, president; Steve Garver, vice in'esidt'nt; Hobble Iimu'tley, treasurer; Jurry Forl-est, purliumentariun ; Pat Speurs, his- toziazi suul Jerry Daniels, Chaplain. l)CT coortilnaLuz Is Louis J. Girard, (Iterald Photo) Studelits State they are t*n- jiiy$iig the class and hope In get a lot out of It. It 1'etilLilig ivinarks arid carry out' It-%va thv bvaeh and, if he had MIKE GiBSON other neeesary busutici itiat- wore time, would Learn how to I fish. tori. () -a I I. : 'I M 45 - - -•--_.-_, . - .' , mr - ,, - 1-'-•__-. - S-•,-.-- - • . , S -- .5 I - - •5 • - I I -.J - • jIe.:)41r - . 9 I - . -' I , I ~ . - ,L- , 5 11 It .-S - I I . - :-:___.1~__ __ - i 1M. �- - S - "-; -- --S !!' Semin oles rrnth Page 2A an!nr1 ______________ A rough defensive hattie is expected at S tonight when Seminole High hosts Neiman, Serzkcirik Spark Victory Colonial High of Orlando. _________________________________________________________ Although both teams were defeated in their season npener,eachtearns'defen. ses looked real tough. Both units had trouble generating offensive drives Te Sanford Ruby Scmh-m in their initial contest of Fullback .lnhn Neiman and h-.th the third and fourth ippearcd to be the winning TI) The Seminole fullback gain. the season and the team des used hard running and zie- quarterback Skip S e t k a r I k quarters. on a one yard phmgt' just. ed 106 yards In 14 carries to that finally gets its' of- curate passing to overwhelm Lyman iroed late iii the prior to the half. lead the game's rushers. Sen. fense rolling will probably the Lyman JV's 2- at Lvfirst period. A 2 yard pass The visitors. frnni Sanford katrik hit on 8 of 16 passes for be the winner in tonight's • man field in Long-wood 1t over the Greyhounds it their froit Nark Dowel! to Jt-iht Mc- put the gnnu' on ice in the 11 yards and two TD'at. • night. season opener. The loss contest. as Dt'rmot.t set up a IFi yard shot secnnd half. Senkarik t.hrew The Lyman offense was pay.. Lyman's second In e' many ty flowell for the touchdown, another score to Maples in the ed by quartarback 1)owell and games. Sanford came batek with a third period, this time for SS halfbbnck 1) e ii n i a Garrett. The Semi;oh's trailed 6-0 sif. pair of scores in the second yards. Dowel) completed three of 11 a quarter hut scored twice neriod. Senkarik connected In the fourth quarter. Nei- aerials for 61 yards, wwhj1 it the second period to take with end Gary Maples for 28 mon picked up six points with C,arret rushed for 28 yards thi letid at halftime and that yards to paydirt early in The a three yard romp In to the and added 14 more with two came hatck to tally TD's in quarter, Neiman scored what Lyman end zone. _______________________ pass receptions. - _______________________________________________________________________ Seit. 28. 1966 .1. S-. - .:. S ' : . -- ! - .. :.. LOVELACE r existed in the team competition between Dick Hardage and 1. IV. Smith and Dick Euthrs and Louie Andrews. Both teams had' a combined total of fZ. Trophyat were awarded to the winners . and the winning team. ________________________ _________________________ Jack Shubert is expected Duffers Ch' • . Divots _____ ___ .. .. Croorns Plays uainesville On Saturday jY to the Bunch; Dave wallace of Marco in the near future. There, arc many fine golf Guire, Mark Caolo, Jay him tc Wand, and Jimmy Brass of OrStokes and Greg Ganas lando are a few of the top golf- courses in this area and i Be have looked strong during hnven't played golf lately, i biddini .Is who are participating in time 15 an opportune time to get out plays middle linebacker and $4000 Mayfair Open. First prize the and have' an enjoyable day of practice sessions. McGujre will be $500 in i cuttin In the amateur division, Jack golf. if you have never played hits with authority every tion ( Shnbert, of Sorrento, with a - golf, there are fine instructors time he makes contact. - . f r uvueao Plays The final squad is set for midnight Sunday, iii •with a 22--ard kick-nfl return which time more than 650 teams wifl have competed by David Lee and a 23-yard for the $7110 guaranteed prizes _______________________________ draw play again by Lee. The for first and se'cond places — lando 1332; Robert Gerych - drive was shot-I lived however, $500 and $250. Chet Dzioba of Daytona Beach as a timely interception by killed it. The combination of Chnrh,s Thomas Guvon - Bob Pratt Bill:.- Ha Thomas of Orlando and hi I 1::27; and Ed Fleming -, L I " '• t - - a• ib II • - * * n iii iriSh .i Show U . Pittsburgh 24. Washington 21 —And who would want to wager an old shoe on that one? Steelers must go with Ron Smith, who has only one pro game under his belt, and staggering Redskins keep giving away points faster than Sonny Jurgensen can get them. Redskins won both games easily Imist year. Baltimore 31, San Francisco 24—Home opener for the Colts with Johnny Unitas ready to make Raymond Berry a record holder. Raymond needs only 58 yards to take all-time receimng title. After two u'eks to think about the 20.20 tie with Vikings, 49ers should be hungry for acLion. Philadelphia 28, New York 17 —Giants looked like disorgan. ized club in Dallas. Eagles about due to explode against somebody, especially ii weak pass rush gives Norm Snead time to find his targets. - - L4 I) 'I lnmsitiomm with Can Miami - Goalby Holds Seattle Lead - Break That ' - N H L Hockey TV Coverage Set - - - - - I') 4) - Stanley - - GAINESVILLE. Ha. (APi Coach Ray Graves says lie's not looking forward to a fun afternoon Saturday when his Florida football team meets Mississippi State. fun, but "Northwestern Mississippi State is not going to be so pleasant," Graves said. "1 would say it will i a typical Florida Mississippi State game. o,mdcrful 1w' tIme "This is fans, but not so hot br the coaches." Those arc pt-ssindstic comments from a coach whose Warn whipped Northwestern 43-7 a week ago. But Graves has rcabOfl 1.0 appromichi th(' Southeastern Conference battle' with caution. Last year, this' Maroons wiped out a 13-li hialftitni i1l'I I('it mind whipped Florida 18-13 Iii 0114,' of the Gators' niust disuippom filing defeats en route' to the Sugar Bowl. Graves has never beaten the Maroons at Gainesville since he took over as coach in 11160. MisissIppi State Couch Paul Davis, whose Warn lost '20-17 to Georgia in the 1966 ops'Ill'r. is ready for an ( plu'mvc Florida taek' Money Dispute --- Fight Set was ed " p - Gu -- . - - - ' - -4 lb - S- _______________________ - i----, ----.-• .-:.. S w. .. - -, . • . . %MLUICA Ll'AGUI'4 xBaltimore . 95 58 Detroit ......85 68 lfnnesotm ... 83 70 Chicago .... 80 73 Cleveland 77 77 Califurniut 75 78 Kansas City 70 84 Boston ......69 8(1 Vasluington - 67 86 New York 66 87 x.—Chlchcd I'cnnant .. ... ,. .621 - .56 10 .542 .523 12 15 .500 .490 .455 .445 18½ 20 25½ 27 .438 .431 28 29 . - -. --_______ 'We must do a lot better tackling against Florida than e did against Georgia," Davis Mississippi State's Don Saget beat 1"lorlda last year by catchlog a 23-yard pass In the fourth quarter. This year Saget does the throwing, mmmi he got off to a good start by hitting 10 of 19 passes fur 118 yards and ran for another 50 yards against Ck'ur glum. Mac Released NEW YORK (UP!) — Roy SIeMffluum, veteran shortstop of the New York Mets, was ac- leased fro,ms the hosimital Wednt'siuy following surgery on his right shoubh'r. The 36'yearold Iii fielder, who Wa inj umed on Aug. 12, will hi out of at'Lion for the' rest of the Meuson. 'I'he Mets also announced they would retain their working agreement with the Jacksonvile Suns of the International League through the' 1(467 seasun, ulthuugh Sully Ilemus won't :4-turn a mnnnag.':- .,f this' Suns, Purdue's Bob Griese may very well be the best quarterback in tile Midwest but two sophomore signal callers could steal the 5110w from him when the Boilermakers face Notre Dame Saturday. The Irish will use Terry Ibmratty and Coley O'Brien to call the plays and both Purdue Coach Jack Moilcnkopf and Armi Puirseghian, Notre I)nine's head man, think the pair will spell trouble for Griese and tile Bollermakers, Parseghian's offense which traveled almost exclusively along the ground last season, is expected to open up this year. The Irish still have hardrunning Larry Conjar and Nick Eddy in the backfield but Parsegiiian is expected to let his sophis throw the ball just the same. 'People won't be able to jam us and cram us," the coach says. "We'll be able to throw the ball and they will have to scatter whenever they think it's coming. That will give Conjar and Eddy more running room and that's all WC Want." All Mollenkopi wants Is a repeat of lmtst year's 25•21 Purdue victory in which Griese completed an amazing 111 of 22 passes including 13 in a row over one stretch. It won't be easy, Wright Paces 'Torrid Golf Play LAS VEGAS, Ni'v. (AP) --M icke'y Wright. ovcrcuitnt' l00 de'grt'e tenipem-4tturi's %hIi(1m wilted a field of 43 wonten gulf. ers Thursday to take the first round in the Ladies Professional Golf Association National Open. Miss Wright, Dallas, 'Fez., playing nt'utrly flwIes golf, scored 3534-119 over (he Pumr-7l Stardust Country Cliii.i course', Louise Suggs, El [Icy Beach, Flu., and Gloria Ehiret, Danbu my, Cram., Were dt'a(ihs'ked for *e't-oiiei lilacs' with 70s. Changes 11ind TRENTON, N.J. (Al') --Two. time Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt said Thursday that he changed his mind about retiring and would drive In the fifth annual Trc_'nten '200 National Chuiimpiomstmip Re4('vs Sunday at 'Freiminui Speedway. -. - ::.-:. Roh,lnsnti already has earned crab Manager Hilt heWitt had -,.#._ -- - -S 1 - ' - _•, - --- , - - ' - .. "Years ago whet, I saw yeas "In Thursday's game, I '.'as" the unofficial MVP award for traded him away. a bashJl meeting," flnfthttrg helping restore order nlrnartl the "I'll tell you one thing," Rob- said, '1 knew ynis were going learn's bits anal later on the Inson said. "it's better being on help me , and yeas ElM. I res - charter ilnn, settihnig several lop (hiatt in skit place" ---refer. disputes. ring to the current standing of "It's nice to he wanted," Rob- the Reds. Insun kept repenting. The mit. htoffbergcr, in a rare dip1ay fielder had said frequently elur- of eUrnntery, tailed HeWitt in lug the sensoni (tint he didn't Chrwlrmn(i at the height of the utith'rs(nnci why Cincinnati (len- telehirntlon. *** so eiclted my hands (PA?C shaking. I was paying almost much attention to the g.me n Detroit as I was our own game, The guys in rain bullpen had the Tigers' gam. on the radio and . ly want to thank yram and I a predate everything you've doi for mis." "Ask him it he has any mn players like Robinson," Rati kept telling us the score" rtrn1t Inst to California 31 saiti. Ctint Riefary, a *** just before the Ralnimoro gime ended. "There's never been a like this one," Riefary said. "And you know ehat? We might have five more like this in a 2-yenr-n ntittIlder itt his second maji league season, perhaps had tl pin nat Ion, A I Il ri "I haven't had a good night sleep In a month and hnit...tosslng and turning at worrying all night," Rlefai By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS game' and 30th against 12 tIe. to look on the barn to see It saId. "We've been tense despi The Atlanta Braves enjoy feats since coach Hilly Ifitch. you're playing. our big lead becatise we've g basebnhl these ditys beentise ('O('k became Mniiager Hilly fl a player knows he's going so many young players onth hitchcock. 1cm play, tic can conduct himself club. (he'y know who's ;ilnying before That makes (lie liruives time accordingly. Your mental ntti they get to the ball park. hottest team in the league since The second - place Pirates Hitchcock repinced Bobby flra• ttmde has a lot to do with it. ft moved into Atlanta Thursday gnn Aug. 0. The surge has taken you know you're going to play, you're preparing yourself when Afla gums near NL nan tow.', Rntier, in his third season a Orioles' manager, captured the pennant. night, Intending to cut the Na. them from seventh place, 12½ tional League lead of time Idle games out, to fourth place, eight Los Angeles Dodgers to one games out. game. Instead, the Braves 'The big thing has been that trounced the Pirates 14.1 and we go to the ball park and know boosted (lie l)odgers' margin to who's going to play," catcher two gaines. Joe Tore said, esplaining the The victory was (lie liruives' change in the team's attitude sixth straight, 19th in the last 21 and fortunes, "You don't have get up In the morning." The victory Thursday night was the Braves fourth straight over the Pirates, the first three having come in Pittsburgh cant. er this month. And there are three games to go before Pitisburgh leaves Atlanta. _____________________________ Legal Notice NOTI(P1 05' SAI.IC NotIce Is heret'y gIven pitiiaflt Ct) * FInal liecree of for',. cto.ure dats4 September 21). 1944, end entei-ei In Chanctvry Case caused the miscalculation, no flyracuse 28, U.C.L.A. 26 No. 1$202 of the Circuit Court of the Ninth JudicIal Circuit In doubt. rexas 10, Texas Tech 7 anti for Seminole County. FiorHut enough for history; let's lila, wherein PItY POCK SAyrulane 28, Texas A&M 15 look ahead to IN(I" HANK * New York cormajor cn• poration I. Plaintiff, isn't VECcounters on this week's card. Washington 26, Air Force 8 Tort p. trr)INO ,r, CRAFtThe big game of the day West Va. 17, Win, & Mary 3 LOTTE ft. UDINrI, his wife are tietenlanta, I will sell to the matches those Indiana titans, highest and beet bidder for rash Predictions are for games Notre Dame and Purdue, on at the front door of the Semi. of Sept. 24 nole County Courthouse In San. the lmme grounds of the Irish, furl, SemInole County, F'lori'l.-s, I predict Ara Parseghian's lads Wyoming 32, ArIzona St.8 at It :00 o'clock A. M., on the will grease the skids for Pur- Yale 26, Connecticut 9 4th day of October, 1D, the following described property aa due's liob Griese—haw-haw— Alabama 29, La. Tech 6 set forth In said i"ln*I D*aree, and emerge trIumphant by a 22. Kansas 19 Arizona 15 tn-wit: hOt 112 of Lake Harriet 15 score. Arkansas 23, Tulsa 12 Estates, as per pl.st thereof Now hold on to your hats, reioruimq2 (ii I'is t Hook '9 1" Army 27, Holy Cross 7 kiddies, for tile Iloople special i ni 16, Public ReTennessee 14, Auburn 10 cords of Seminole County, of the week! I look for Syra Baylor 36, Colorado I )'iorl,ta. cuse to rebound from the Bay- Boston College 21, Ohio U. 8 including the building, and ispplirtenances located thereon, tobr debacle to turn back visitMichigan 18, CalIfornia 13 gether with the furniture, turning U.C.L.A., 28.26, in a torrid lehinge, and fIxtures situate Virginia 12, Clemson 5 struggle. (Ed. Note: Look out, thereIn, an'i located thereon, FlorIda 27, Miss, St, 17 t)atel thIs 21st day of SeptHoople, Gary Beban might Ga, ember, 1964. Tech 30, Vanderbilt 15 bomb you, too.) (SEA;4) MIssouri 28, Illinois 11 Arthur H. lleckwith, Jr. Also in the east, my alma Oklahoma 31, Iowa St. I Clerk of the Circuit Cutt mater Yale will unveil its ily: Donna M. Markos Iowa 22, Oregon St. 12 Poputy Clerk most exciting performer since Maryland 24, Wake Forest 20 Irving Nathanson Aible Booth in the person of Right Wrong Tie Pct, .-ttorney at Law sophomore B r I a 1'. 0. IJox 1111 Last Cocoa, Florida Watch for talented Quarterback week 22 14 0 .611 Publish Sept, 2, 1964 Dowllng to lead the Old Blue DDE-71 the past Connecticut, 26-9—Boolal Legal Notice Boola! Now go on with the forecast: Miami (FIa.) 30, Florida St. 20 Mich, State 35, Penn State 21 Stanford 21, Minnesota 10 MisslaippI 16, Kentucky 11 Idaho 12, Montana St. 7 i 'mit crncvsT covit'r, NINTh JIJDICIAI. CIRCUIT, IN AN!) 5051 SEMINOLE COUNTY, i'kOttII),I. IN (II%NCKI1Y NO. I0SlI'(i.IGIC I"OItitCL(H4I'nI' Vtn4T I'AILI( IIOMEm4, INC., a i"i')rt(Ia curpoorat ion, Nebraska 21, Utah St, S I'Iaintiff, North Carolina s, North Caro' VS. H s1IKIIT I':. TAT5 A,'1) 4AItY lina St. 6 ili1:MAN TATK, Defenlantc. Indiana 16, Northwestern 14 (II'IIh'SN011(1". (II-' SALK - Notre Dame 22, Purdue 15 T.C.U. 30, Ohio State 24 Oregon 11, Utah 7 Duke 36, PIttsburgh 16 L.S.U. 20, Rice 9 S. Carolina 12, Memphis St. 10 srriel-; is iIi:ntuy (hmvl:N hat u ad,- r as Dt'crre of F'orccloeiil. nini S.ite entered by t he Judge of the CIrcuIt Court of (ii,' Ninth Judicial Circuit, in isn't t''r S,'m Inole County, Floridi, (III (lie 11111 'III)' (if Site,*it,r, I 911i3, iii a st'rtain cause bctw,,on Southern California 16, Wiscun' Wt-:ST i'AliIC IIOMI:S, INC., a I'I on cia corporation, Pt a Intl ft. sin 0 *1*1.1 it(')li K ItT K. TATl an'l S.M.U. 21, Navy 18 MARY 1IKKMAN TATK, Defend______________________________ arita, being Chancery No. 14163, I will sell at public auction to hi' ii igliest bidder for cnslm at tI,t Courthouue in the City of Suti turd, Seminole County, i"lor(dii, itt the hour of 11:00 o'clock .%. St., on October 4th, 11164. that mertalti i,arcal of real property 'leeirit.eii a. follows: ORLANDO (UI'l)—Ljneback1.ot 2, liloek "J", TA NO I.KW&1 it), Sect loll $ flepiat, useer Bobby Green knows enough s"i- llng to the l'lat thereof about the Orlando style of bali sue r,'t'or.ied in I'lat hook to see action against Richmond 10, iiame 39, PublIc Records of Setmilnole County, i"Iurlda. this weekend, (S K Al.) Orlando Coach Perry Moss Arthur H. lleckwtth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court says Green, a 6-3, 230.pounder, thy: Margaret K. Tyre was traded for a future draft lieputy Clerk choice from Charleston where Viii'hi'rweedle, Ilaines & \S'artl 224 Park Avenue, South Moss coached last year. Winter Park, Florida Attorney, for I'Iaintiff I'iuhlish, Sept. 23, 1966, mmlii: '7: Action Slated For Bobby Green Legal Notice 1% 'igu o$stcUi'i' t:ot:iii' - ftP' 'I'll S' I5'I'll J 111)1(1% I. C111 ('1 I'I', l A %I) Volt 5KMlOI,l' i'oI'%'rv, )'l.OItII)t 1% (IIA%('KIiY .'o. I6.IM I) I V 4) Ii C IC I'lalntlff V" ''t'1ifu, 1)e to nil is at d)'I'l4'I- '1,41 A I'I'l'I K 5i'%'I'K US" S"l.t)IiIllS '1,0* Cj,lI"I"l Jill, 5ol.U5I()N iiiio Not iii ti Nis eli wit 14-. '('on ii. Yi)IJ .% iti: lIIItiI1Y NU'l'lI"Il'Ii o ('.,iusplaint for di v',rt'c hue i,os'ss ((ted aslnet 'l,II, you are required to e.-rvei is vo,y of your answer or iIris0liig I,) I lie 11111 fit Complaint o,i I he i'luIntt(t'. Attorney, Paul 0'. I'erkins, 647 Wed South $1 root, iriisn.li,, Florida, and fite ml,,. 'ir$gluii'l answer or plosiling III sat (lie of liii' Clerk of time i 'limit (?ourt on ear hetore Mon. 'hi.), O.tai,vr 4, I 1156. If you tail o, ii,, co Juliimeiit lay default will I a k.'ii is sis liii I inU for iii. , 11,-i .I&-i,ios hued In I he 11111 of '''I,, i'i liii. VI'I'Ni'ptm4 lii)' I1411'i aiiil scsI I $ is ot'.i, 14- saili ole 4'.' U lit y, I"l"ilda, lisle 21.1 ia' (bf l4el,Iem. I,'r, $1165. iA I.) Arthur 11. Iteckwlth, Jr. Clerk f time Circuit Court my: Iiosmn* SI. Merko., 1). C. l'aul c. I'erkUi. " %%'t South Street (irhsesido, i"i,arIda A 0 '.rss.y (or I'laint (If 1.I 1,11511 s"'' a, At 11.-I 1, I-I 191i6 . ,, - - 5% '111K (SISCt1I'I' V0I'$iI'ol.' '1,511-; %I%'I'II JVIJI IA!, (III4It'I', IN .INI) V4)I1 NK1tI.%(iI,I VUI'N'S'l', I'I,UIIII)A IN VIIAN('KRY NO. 11U5 I) I '.' 0 H C H JO) IN Ii. hA IITI4ETT, I'! a liii Itt, VP. l)hti!$il,t.A Il.IItTl.lr1'T, lit' (cli ti is Ut. I'D S'S't ,I'I 4)!' lslIit8tl.I._ ilAit'l'l,l'l"t' i- i-sc a liii It.' .i'iv lit- c liii hii,,a ii ''I .iii tii-:itm:nv si.'i'tl"l i'i that a 11111 of Cuinplaitit f.I di tort-v isa. hieci, filed against y.'u, anti )'uu are requiresi to is top)' of your anewer or i'Ioadiiig to Iii. 11111 of Cumplai,,t on Iho I'lsslntitl'. Attorney, Paul C. i'erkiss., 647 'nst South 8tret, Orlando, Florida, uisd flit' (tin origi usa i as. wt'r or i.l"aut iiig in use ,UIi'o or the i'iesk of (Iso 4 'irc'usit i'IIUIt tall i's' i,o(t'ro .'d'.n.lay, October 24, iSSS. If you fail to .1,1 Judgineust t, 41efesusII alit i.s' takei agahtiet you - '.0 (s', Iii.' relief d.-siiai,,le,i its II., trill of 'oiuiislsttist. %V I'l'NK$$ uusy hasusl ass'i seal at Scsi forti, Heitu I little 4Ls, U sit y, I'it'iiiIis, till. 21st day of sept 'isut'.'r, I 1156. (S t' Al.) Arthur U. Heckwith, Jr. ('l.s-k of the Circuit Court my: P01511* SI. SIarko., P. C. )'auI 4'. J'erklna 647 West k4otts Htre.t O iriisssil.,, i"i'ii- i'Ia Attormicy for I'lssiiitilf I'sstallsts t4 . , I 2I, III At 4), I 7, 14, 111516 iw e: - - VNITf) 51.6 TEl 015TW1 C5'PTRT I5IDDf, flfsTfil(71' (I YIMR!f),4, fl5lANI)fl !)IVMUi Na, -*3.fl,).C5', tNI1E STATES OF AMERICA, Pleintti vs. DAVID I. t4')RY * .IANTCE K. FWIORY lit. wil 1)',fendantu. (YTICp, 0?' 5*1.51 NotIce Is hereby given that u s,iant to a FInal tiec,rae 'f For closure •nt',r.4 on Augis I 1164 by the ahnvø entitled Con In the alinve styled cause, ti mndmrslgns4 tJnit.4 States Ma shal or any of his Inly anthortg dspitie. will sell the pr'ersltisiste In eminole County, Rio Ida 4esrihe4 as: Lot 1.1, SM 1. A N Ii C) E'TATES, .Semlno (2oiinty, FlorIda, aeeording to P1thereof r.enrle4 in Plat Rot 12, Page ii, Public Records ea14 County, at Public cute to the highest and best lildi for cash cit 12:1)0 noon on Wø nesday, October .S. 1944 at tI front steps of the Semino County Court house, S a a f o r Florida, 0*-ted: August 21, 195 1011 N IC. MAOTJTRP3, SE, trrsit.4 States Marshal Middle Diatrlot of Florida Kendall W. Wherry Assistant United States Attornu Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Sept. 2, 9, II, 33, l DDE-I 0 - rrs - leading the team Legal Notice N4Y1'ICPi 0? FYNtI. flI4rØsnfi lit at Cn,s,f', .Indge. Scent... .01. Cawaty, Stat. of P'lorIds. IN HF P'STATIC OF' T,4)YIERE Mr;rr.rnNr - IN TIlE CIRCuIT COURT fl THE NINTH JUDICIAI, Cli CIII', IN AND FOR SP3IIINOL COUNTY, P'l.ORID* (:h,INCEHY NO. 16311 F'iitwr BAPTIST CHURCH C LONOW000, INC., Plain ti I vs. IrISEPI! fi. TANTtf ANNIE St. TANTUM, LEON TA TUM, PERCY L TANTL'Sq, ID W. TANTUsI, VIOLA TANTU ESIMIE 1.. ENTZMINE'ER, W. ENTZMINGER, FRANCIS ROt ER HOLESIAN. ESIERINE COF DELIA HOLKSIAN. WtLLTAMs A(JDENREID, WILLIAS( I HATES, T. P. LEWIS, BENJ MIN II. STUM, R. . ENTZMU GER, StART GRAVES HOLLE CLAUDIA A. RICE, ROY lIOLI ER. C. BERNARD CHAMBEF and )'AT}tLEEN IC. CHAMBER all it livIng, and If dead, the ni known heir., levI,e.a, legates grantee. and other cialman UNITE!) ST A T £5 DISTRICT under sail Defendants; o COUK'I' M1I)I)I.E niwrit*c'r os' LAKE JESSUP LAND COMPAN' I"I.OIIII)t OIII..ANIH) 1) IVISlON and I.. N. PIPKIN, C. W. ENT Nn. 5541-Orl-Cly U N I T K D MINOER, IC. HY PALMER, W. STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, KNTZMINGKR, end FRED WII vs. ECII. A. ImCUAN.%N and SON a. th. last Board of DII JUNE CAROLYN BUCHANAN, ectors of said eorporation as hi. wife, Defendants. NOTICE OF all other persona h*ving i SALK.— Notice is hereby given claiming any right, title and In that pursuant to a Final Decree terest to th. Land described I of Foreclosure entered on .tug- thi. Complaint, use 19. 1966 by the above enOtiDefendant SlIT TO QUIET TITLE e.l Court in the above styled TOg 10SEP11 ft. TANTLM, A cause, the undersign.,t United States Marshal or any of his NIE SI, TINTUSI. LEON T.1 duly authorized deputies will TUM, PERCY I.. T.INTUSI. ID soil the property sItuate in Semi- W. T.INTUM, VTOL.I TANTU nob County, Florida described s:stsimr-: n. 1':NTZSIINGER w. :ss: I.ot 1, illock SI, Si.'NL.%Nt) ENTZMINGER. FRANCIS ROl 1-STATES, according to the Plat KIt ILOLE3I,IN, EMERINK COF thereof as recorded in Plat Hook DELLI HOLEM.%N, WILLI,tst I it, Pages 16 to . I'uhtic Re- %t'Di•:Nlts:It) VtLL!AM I cords of Seminole County, Flor- HATES, T. P. LEWIS. BENJi ida, at Public outcry to the high- MIN 11. TT'M, It. S ENTZI est anti beat bidder for cash at 0 KIt, MARY 0 I-t.IVES HOLLEI 12:00 noon on Vet$nesday, Oct. ('L.ICDI.I A. RICE, ROY ROLl ober , 1966 at the front door of ER. C. HERNARD CHAMBER, the emInoie County Courthouse, KAT}tLEI:s K. CHAMBEa Sanford, Florida. Dated: 3.29.66 whose last known address.. am JOHN K. MAGUIRE, SR. unknown; The LAKE JESU United States Marshal LAND COMPANY, I. N. PIPKI; Middle District of Fiorlda C. W. ENTZMINOER, K. H Kendehi W. Wherry P.ILSIER, W. S. ICXTZMINQE Assistant United States .tttorney .INI) FRED SVILON, as the la Attorney for Plaintiff Hoar'i of Director, of salt! Coi Publish Sept. 2, 9, 151, 23, 1366 poration, who,, last known £c I)D K-li dresses are unknown, and cisc of them, if Clv.. mid if lea S 'l'IIE cuiii'i't'r ('01111' 01 their unknuw heir., deviie. 012 N IN'l'II JL l)itI.tI CIII. grantee., &ielgneea, lienors, en II'S' OS" .INI) Poll SE'tI%t)L12 dltor,, trust.,,, or other iii 1)1J%'1'', I"IOhIIt)I. ants, anti cit persuas h*,iisg u II.t%(El1%' No. 103111 Iciadag cay right, (hi., •r ii IlK SEAMEN'S [hANK Full (erec( Ic the real preprty hers %\'iNUS IN 'I'IIK CITY 01" Ia described, located In S.minql I':w YOItK, County 'o wit: Plaintiff, Lots 9 and 10, Block G c .useiided Pit of Block, 3, iSEPIE It. PICKENS anti U .enti 11, and a portIon UIIMADENE I' I C K K N 5, his tilock 4, WiIJm.z-., Lon wood. Florida, according tieIen*tants. nt-st thereof recorded in Pta %O'S'tt'Pt 0$' %I'l'I' Book 1, pege 40, Public Ri Iii Jo$EI'lt it. PICK ENS anti cor,ls of Seminole Count; NO11MAL1ENF: l'Ii'KENS, Flu rids. hi, wife, 'rt. natur, of this suit a sii all pa r tics dat a, iii g lisle rusts remove census ciuds frosts .en through, nuder, or isusitsst qulu and confirm th. title t a4EI'lt it. PICK i'NS anti NOR. th. above descrIbed property. AL)L-:NK l'lt.'KENS, his wife, The name of the Court I ud to all parties having or which suit has been instituted aimIng to have any right, title, the Circuit court fur tim. Nint interest In the property here- JUtiiiaI Circuit, in anti for Sern iluscribeti. isoiti County, Florida, in Chin YOU .11W hereby notified that cery. The abbreviated title of th (osisIisitst to totclust, a mort- ease Is the FIRST U.IPT!S ige encuniberitig (Ito totluwisig CLLU R'I( OF LONG W000, INc '.il l)rol't'rty vs. JOSEPII ft. T.INTUM, cc a Lot 46, Sutt'l'ht l'IN[':t'hlKsT, Vt1. Jescripticis of the real eMit 't'iilitti .tl'L'iTt(IN, is cub- involved is as set forth abovi 'I iv isii'ss, .stcoi-ii i rig to & i'lLt You anti each of you an. Piers I hr roof rvcortie'd in L'iat by notified that suit to reznov Ihi'c,k ii, $s.sgee 52 antI 53 clouds Crusts and quiet title ass i (liii l'ublic Recorda of cucitiriui (be title t th. isbos Sesuinol. ('ount), L"iorttia. described property has bee us beets filed usgalissi you in brought against you In the abov e attove'styloti suit, anti you esstitlud oaus. by the FIRS 'e requireil to serv, a copy u.II'TIT cuucmt or LONU your Answer to the Complaint WOOD, INC., anti you are hers s lb. Piatnti attorneys, visit by required to fits youm snewe 'n lterg & I.lusy, 1'. 0. lbs 3407, with th. Clerk of lime Cirusal rlassui,, i"it'riiia, and to (Ito use ('ourt of Seminole uuuty, Plot iglisisl of such Aissa or with the ida, timid to serve a copy theret uric of the aforesaid Circuit upon (he Plaintiff'. Altorneyi 'U rt ots us' hi' lore the 111k day Smith t,ov.tt, $0 West Lucerts t)ctot,.ar, 11155. If uu tail to Circle, orlando. Florida, not late . so, a ,iici- ee hiru Cull teestu wilt Ihasu oh. ttth day of 4IObeI Iaii'ls .igaius.t you (us- the 11155, a decree pro coufesa iii ( iii iii,uistit.i iii th. tout- is ill 1w entered against you .iiistWi'i'NKSS my hand aitti 'i'hii. Null.'., hmli t't, iitii,iish liii. 7th day of September, 1)61 I once ui week fi'r fut t'osis,. K .11.) it It'. week. iii 'Lii. sanford Arthur II. Uuekwtth. Jr. u, i- aid ('leric of Circuit Court hated this 14th iiay of Septesut. Seminole County, Vtorid* r, IbI. Ily: Donut SI, Marko. IK AL) l'epuiy Clerk Arthur it. hI.ckwith, Jr. W. Thomas Lovelt, at Cterk of this Circuit Court $usilh 4 Lov.tt his': L).,isusas .11. ?dssrk''s U Ws,s Lucerne Circle hJt'puty i'lerk 4 Jilisistie, Florida ul'flshs $ei,I. 16, 23, Jo a (Jet. .Ittot.a for Ilaisitiff I'usblish S. , t• 9, ii, 33, JO, 115 SlImE '37 after to a pair of third-place finkhc. Legal Notice - - - U IBy TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gator, Miss. State I iasn parKs tL , Ten nis Foes Meet Again Bob Griese THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE PcI. G.B. is Angeles 89 112 .589 Pittsburgh 88 65 .575 2 San Fran. 86 67 .562 4 Atlanta 82 71 .536 8 PliWidel.....HI 72 .529 9 St. Louis .. 79 73 .520 10½ CincjrttI . - 72 79 ,477 17 houston (17 87 .435 23½ New York 63 110 .412 27 Chicago ......5(1 97 .3(16 .14 - Cards' Farm -- STANDINGS - - - P1 - FSU Jinx? - sr, mustard or a variety of other food et omit on a table In (lit' c'liih,lioiU SC. t'rriinis (lit' ltiippiest. of nil wits slugger I'rntik ltnblnqwi, whiii was obtained in a (tacit' with the Cincinnati Reds Inst l)ecetnber and prnh,nbly nailed clown (he Most Valuable I'Inyer award while kiuiing (lie Orioles 1 (lie fill g. Hoople -Likes Irish , -- After Russ Snyder titade a 'Pro Pickin' favorite, , was manager." diving catch In left center field for the final out Thursday as Jim Palmer bent Kansas City (I. 1, the Orioles trooped into the clubhouse and the party was FRANK RYAN. under way, The 'Geldeit Arm' Corks on champagne bottles began popping amid screams and shouts. Everyone within sight, including Oriole Board Chairman Jarold C. Iloffberger, was either NE\\' YORK (AP) — Something has to give Sun- thrown into the showers or day 'hen the Gi-cen Bay Packers and Los Angeles doused with champagne, beer, Rams, only unbeaten teams in t.ho Western Conference, shaving cream, milk, pickles, meet at Green Bay, The Rams, fresh from an upset; over the Chicago Bears in a grudge game, think they may be able to go all the way. If the Rams had a little more —_______________________________ punch, It would be tempting to Detroit 10, Atlanta 0—The pick them to upend the Packers, Randy Johnson-Alex Hawkins By MAJOR AMOS B, IIOOPI4E but that solid Green lay di'. Upset Champion combo Is Falcons' main threat tense should be able to handle but that Lion defense is tough, Egad, friends, the Hoople the Ronan Gariel-Tommy McSystem has done It agalnl Our Chicago has a bye. Donald aerials. Number One upset special last AFI4 Let's take another shot with week was little Miami of Ohio Sn Diego 28, Oakland 212— all games scheduled for Sunday. Raiders must be desperate for a to upend its Big Ten foe Indiana NFL win after losing two straight by a 19.10 count, The final Green Bay 13, Los Angeles 10 following opener in Miami, tally? Miami 20, Indiana 10. Packers will ha'e to go over or Chargers had one week off and Just one point off from the around that big front four of the aching to get even for 14-7 forecast.—barrumph! Rams and Hart Starr's swing exhibition defeat by Oakland. I feel, dear readers, I must passes to Paul Hornung and Jim New York 35, Denver 7—Joe also apologize for another one Taylor may do the job. George Namath can call the score in point discrepancy last SaturAllen has Rams sky high but this one. Broncs making first day. Your favorite correspondthey can't afford to fumble start for new coach with Ray ent gave you Duke to outpolnt against those Packer ballhawks. Malavasi replacing Mac Speedle West VirginIa, 33.16. But Tom Cleveland 27, St. Louis 24— after two defeats. Until Cookie harp's Blue Devils played like They split last year, Cards win- comes home, Broncs In deep nngels—heh-heh—to record a 34ning big 49-13 with Charley trouble. 15 triumph. A sticky ilide rule Johnson healthy in early season. Buffalo 21, houston 20—Bills * Cards usually give Browns fits seem to have shaken off proband may do it again but you lems in romp over Miami. . • ui can't give Frank Ryan too much Kumnsuis City 31, Boston 14 time or he'll kill you with Paul Chiefs haven't scored less than Warfield and Gary Collins; 31 points this year, Including Dallas, 28. Minnesota 24— exhibItions, so why not again. Cowboys just did edge Vikings Miami has a bye. 28-24 in Sept. 2 exhlbitiong game _____________________________ despite big ifight by Bill Brown. On Road jj• Brooks Robinson when a raucous two-hour cluhihouse party came to an end as the flnitIinure Orioles cekbrnt ed t heir lit-st American Len gue Iwmunit, ''1 was Ott tiltIe Pennant winners with the New York \'nnkecs but this is the wildest celebration I ever saw," said Manager hank Uniter. ''Bitt this (Itie IUCOI1S mote to me than the others Iwcnuse I man DunneUon COTItIflUC to maintain their hold with a ).t25. Hale Bauch III of will be 1mupp' to introduce you ing on defense against Tit_____ Dunnelion tonight for their on first place with a 172 series, More than :io different cities us'ille last Friday and will Bockledge and 'led Mull of to this enjoyable sport. season opener. Coach Loftot iteluding handicap. be counted on again for anhave had bowlers here in SunREADING. Pa. Lakeland have a handicap of Jocy Giar- states that if the defense can A tie exists for the number ford competing iii this tout-na- deflo. 168. Cherry Hill, N.J.. out- 'stop the opponent's fierce passI other good defensive perone. Sonny Cobb from Ornwnd two borman 1366 series h went, which will he run on an pointed Cash White, 170, Atlan-ljng attack, Oviedo has a good BILL MOREMAN a handicap of two; a jor League Tackle Jay Stokes and Tampa's Jerry Canton and Ron annual busi during the month I tic City. 10. UP ID Wilk Bowman, Club Champion chance to win. Lofton also Wellons arid the duo of Tru- of September. end Greg Ganas will serve BARCELONA. Spain oguize at Mayfair Country Club, Jack I Mim- notes that Dunneflon's punt man Sharp and Paul Nzirl:utes; as co-captains for the nun Ben All, 117, Spain. out- and place kicker Lawton RolAfte Chter from Orlando, ilughi o Merritt lslatd. game. Stokes and Ganas pointed inse Arranz. 117. and may give them some Hu11 . Grier and Jim Spencer of SunThe linlamict of winuier's t! have provided strong "ScSin. 15. 'trouble. ford. Vernon (. Edgar Jr. of AML:IticAN LEAGI'L 1ut' for the- renisinitig top thor Leadership" adi wed: PORTLAND. Maine Rocky Last week against Mayo, that I Lakeland, Bale Ilaugh Sr. (if F }IIb positions, out of an appro,:at priitit Hallidav. 1(12. Wilkes Bat-re, itmid Rocidedge, Roland booted a 65 yard punt. tint! Frank Cothrai hisun, Baltimore, .316: Oliva, lected by the coaching and mute list of 60 winners, art' Pa., stopped Jackie Aidare. 158, The last time these two bad ta from Deltuni have a handicap Mitiiisota, .J08. Charles Friend - Jaty Young of EVERETT. Wash. (AP' — Ne'w York. 6. Runs — F. Robinson, Haiti- staff for this honor. teams met Oviedo paced DunAugus of three. The amateurs will J)eLand — 1350; .1. D. Bennett- I Golfdom's touring clouters were . "'y' competing for SAV&NAHS Ga. Gordon nellon 27. in gift ccr- mare', 111': Foy. Boston, 97. Paul Bennett 1848; Richard playing for position instead of Lott, Savannah. outpointed HerRuns batted in--F. Robinson, If Oviedo is to repeat, they politic tificatea. 1 MIAMI. Fla. tAP'—Mjuynj has Small Frank DBu distance today as they moved man Dixon, Miami. 10, middlemust rely heavily on their own — : JligI There will lic no charge to Baltmniure. 12(1; Powell Haiti. been shut out by Florida State all of Jucl:souvilit'; Charles into the second round of the sso,- we'ights. passing attack and the returnwatch this tourney and all aiuir- more. 106. two giirnes in a row, but the' Thomas - John Garrett of OrHits Greater Seattle-Everett LOS ANGELES—Jose Valening All County HalThackti'n.. Oh va. Minnesota, lii; ' Inc are cordially in"ited. Hurricanes are solid favorites to ______________________________ Open with Bob Goalby in front zuela. 345. Tijuana, Mexico. out- ed-Fullback Hank Tuip. There will be a buffet dinner Aparicin mmd F. Robisu, HalNEW VO National shatter the Seminole jinx Satur(A?. , %iIth a 65. timore, 71: iininted FranLit- Jennings, 148½, The starting line-up for I tonight. for all cu:mtesuuits day night. Hock' League games 'Jll DuubJe - Va,strzt,msl;j, Bus- i Goal bys six-under-par effort Los Angeles, 10 Andy (Kid) Oviedo offensively will be Don ST. LOUIS UPI — televised coast-to.cumist for the- Miami's mlprt'ssjve' openingThe St. cracked the' course competitive Heilmitri. 169'. knocked out Gil Boyd and Juan Adriatico at on this weekend of golfing en:44 I juyrnent. favored Colorado. is expected toat, Idaho, C1us A minor lea- little 6,123-yard Everett Country BOISE. Idaho Ll!tLme'fl reached T hursI Trip)es Car Ktl(fl)p, California, Boone Kirk- ton—tackles; Mark Colbert and Every Tueduy to pull more than hernoon 10: Camp utneris, Kansu City, 50,000 fans in- guy team of the Nurtbwet and Golf Club yielded just 25 man, Seattle, outpoirited Archie Steve Bn-uatt.oa at guards; John Preab tb Tournament" I day the expanding cuat between mind the Columbia Broad-cirI to the Orange Bow] far the Hur- League Thursday signed a sub-par rounds to the field of Ray, Phocrüx, 8. hea'yweights. Arie Brjnkmami Washington, C 0 TU — center; Bob te — home opener. held at the Mayfair Country working agreement for the 11167 nearly 150. 1-lorime' runs----F. Robinson. Hal- casting System telyvlsian net-I ric.-unes' Since 11158, Miami and FSU season. LAS \'EGAS, Net'. I Billy quarterback; Hank Tulp—fuflChurt- Club. This is ii team tuurtu'', timore, 414: KiIlebre'w, MaineTU There were few holes where Walker, 158. Riverside, Ca1IL. back; Simon Harper—running iuve won three games each. and teams are iclected by a suta, 3G. The contract covers The Cardinals said the Lewis- the increasingly cautious vlsi- outpointed Phil Clark, 153½. Los back; Roy Johnson — fl-nker But all of tht Seminole wins ton imiond blind drawing just before tcoStolen bases would replace Rock tars dared use a driver or even Angeles, 8. Bulord, Chicu- Cup games during bach upcomin4 - -- decisive margins and Hill, S. C., of the W'estorai a le'ssi'r wr.rr off. Each team will play njn go, and Catiirjatit.ri, season plus regularthe season and I - were by two cii MlarnY victories were Carolinas League 1fl the Card- holes of golf, and only Wefl tire City 49 Cup games the following two 7U squcahers. FSU won the last - ducte. eligible to compete. organization. Pitching (14 decisiumi - Mc- Y(Ltft. two 24-0 arid ]4•0. _____________________ Whit.ey Collins, golf pro, at Nuhly, Baltimore, Details ci! the money package •J5 7 NEW YORK (L'?l — Oscar ThIS year. the situation could were nut disclosed. However, it . Bcwchl. Minnesota, 12.5 7 prugr Mid Florida Country Club Bonuvena, reversed. Against Colorado. the Argentine heavyflounced that there will Striieuuts—McDowcl1. cleveOur httrned that the NHL will 1iiinii utweiled diizt MARACAIBO, V c n c z u c] a weight who lost a split decision f Grand Dud Tourney hind, 23fl; Kiteit. Minntsottj, 190 rectIVL $600.000 the first YI. A kuse balanced by the passing (IJPfl — World junior welterto former Olympic champion lowed in the near future and that this $1... million the second anti $1.t I of Bill Miller and the running weight champion flash Elorde Joe Frazier of Philadelphia Du will be tin amateur tourney op. j nuuhhboni fl l6I(i9. NATIONAL LEAGUE of the Phllippine agreed Thurs- Wednesday night, Thursday cii Doug McGee. Butting (375 at bath) — Aluu, ----------_furth en to all Grand Dads in Central And. significanuy, Su clay to mt•et Ju5c Acotti of turned down at check for $12,000 -j Florida. A plaque and putter Pittsburgh, 43; Aluca, Atlitfltit. defeimsivc inexperience in VeecIg in a non-title bout from Madison Square Garden. eiit.iri will be awarded to the winner. dropping ith opcxwr to Houston Oct. iii Maracufbo. Bonavemi claimed that he Runs - Alou. Atlant. 117; Nr Wbltey Cohjj Is siso an entry 21-13. I A spokesnun for the syndihad been guaranteed is,000 - •, In the 4000 Mayfair Open Aaron, Athuitit, 112. 1 tinni we tiave the balanced cute promoting the fight salt! plus 80 per cent of the taleRuns batted iri—Aururj, Atitin. cvffu Golf Tournament. attack IC move the bail on Acost would get a crack at vision money for the fight, ta, 120; Clomente, Pittsburgh, NEW YORK (L'PI) Hank Douglas niint — Asst. them." siud Mirijj5 assistant Elorde's title if he wins, which drew 9,000 spectators U. 112. S. Atty. J. Edward Meyer cuwhi Harold Swvers, who ou bo1e-j*-u, at Mid FlorIdas and a net gate of $8,50u. The Hits - Aluu. Atlanta. "1" 111 turned to Allen S. Jcub in scouted the Seminoles. Also, we,- Country Club recently I Lafayette ho1d a 59-37 edge Garden said that Vcinavena wats Rose. Cincjtj. 203. -. I U. S. District Court and said, hope Oladi bk. well be able to exploit in jt football series with to get 80 per cent of all revenue Doubles — Cuhhisun, Pitiladel "You look jumni1iar." e I three Iron on the par three, 175 their defense as Huutun did." high. Five games ended in ties. and that there had been no phi 37; Ruse, Cincinnati, ic. Jaeob, who had just been Sinai yard hole. FStJ controlled the ball 3b Triplt.i,—MeCurver, other guarantee. arraigned on charges of 1105. minutes and ran lit) plays, but The ie'ies began in Th84. ,,, -.St. Louis, 1114 Florid& Country Club .... r ---'. cuit-y eumu '..wuienw, rants- sessing 54U1,tMI In stolen travel- couldn't cope with the "bomb." will bald a club championship burgh, and Allen, PhiladelphIa, are checks, agreed that lie had Houston scored u tourney within the next few passes of Ut) met his prosecutor before. mmmd 24 yards and unthL On an 81-yard Complete details and a ed B flume runs Aaron, Atlanta, Jatcob and his father hd punt return. .g the players will be *n 40: Allen, Phuladelphaia. been defeated b' Me'er and tile On the' offense, FSU has a -'for : nosaced as soon as they are Stolen bases Brock, St. father in at father and sun ten- stout line and a good running mad, available. Louis. 71: Jückun, Houston, 45. ti.is tournament in Greenwich, gmnime led by BIB Moremuin and The Florida Funeral Diret-Pitching (14 deemlonsi — Re- Coma., 10 yeju- ago. Jim Manikins, Quarterback Kimi 'tht tees Association recently had guim, us Angeles 13-]. .929; Mar. Hariunwici Lut'Ls experience but tllr annual tournament itt lehal, Sun Francisco, 23-6, Juniors Dun Weaver, ecu- connected on 15 of 3 passes for Rolling Hill.. Cuuntry Club. I. .?i. ter, at!,,d Dave Weaver, a lush- 176 yards at,gttimmst houston. i-jib I gely W.. Smith and C. N. Aiexandez Strikeouts Koufax, Los An back, iu- twins on the Lafuy must promising receiver is Run and tied for first platce with a. aeon gclmm, 289; Buimlng, Phuiadelj etta C'Lcge football i.eaxn. They Sellers. b-fuot-4 sophomore flankat 7. A tia for t1.t pl&o. also phia,, 34. conis from Johnstown, Pa. er who caught six br 115 yards. J 'Wli then High candic Pne A e'ryptit' tViefl Doubles Pla Ready To ra p- U p 5? — -- - 'No -. 2L 19CR ANAhEIM, Calif. (Al1) ''It's great, but it's a good thing it only happens mince a year.'' That 'ns t lie roni nient front weary third lirise- Braves Overwhelmed 26-7 Here By Angry South Seminole Team The Croorns High Fighting Panthers travel to Gainesville Saturday to take on the Lincoln JA' STOKES i High Terriers in a night game. Last year, the boys from ________________________________________________ For Sanford. Bill Bracktth • defeated GainerA tribute to the interest in Junior High School en, Buddy Stumpf, Bill I ville by a score of 10.6. Football was in evidence last night as the public jamthai effort to receive a strong challenge from Frisby, Kelly Ogden, and in Pete Baradi for thc club cham- Mike McGuire will handle There is an oddity nhnut the work S med Municipal Stadium for the contest between the ped om the coverage wiship at Rolling hills. Barzdt the ball carrying chores. -. - Cranmic rivalry; unt. orde, --revengeful South Seminole Junior High who soundly all loI sports, the Sanford has a handicap of one, while Bracken who is only a • . that is each team seems to b defeated Sanford .lunior High School, 6-7 in this seaherald Is pleased to present son's opener for both teams, mn ShuherVp handicap is scratch, sophomore shows signs of able to manufacture a victory reci 'Duffers and Thvnts' The huge crowd roared as univ on its home ground. There• •S I?e1*ce, Jr. as a regular The ladies club champion becoming anthe outstanding Sally Kuentz with a handicap runner, if Seminole fore, if things run true to form. halfbacks Bill Hagy and .ler- .A Charlie Mathews aerial for Newi feature of the Friday of ten. This tourne will begin runners are going to shake Coach flolt and hi charrer - S •S. mote Miller double reversed 20 yards to Clarence Cain gave : -., their team to vic-1or. are in trouble. resta All local courses are en- next month. the 'Canes the winning margin loose for long gains, they I At the Lund 0' Lakes Club, will need good bloci:ing With 7:56 to go in the second of 13-0. The Punthex-r lost IL tough uraged to submit informs. .-• period, Sanford qnarterback A had pass from center set mana tine glireetly to Lovelace or in Cnsselberry ii Grand Dad from the offensive line, game last wee): at the hands of liLly .Glenn Burns sc'anipered around - up The third South Seminole •tourney was held and Roy Center Roy Dunn, guards the always rough Reward High Mall it in care of the Sanleft end for 1 yards hut a jar- tally. David Lee was lined up work Hier was the winner with a Duane LaFollette and Bar- 'Wild 1ulls of Clcala by a score ford herald. _______ ______ With the approaching cooler score of Ti. Roy received the ney Hendrick, and tackle of 7-6. ring tackle by Hagy put the on the six to punt for Sanford Braves signal caller out of ac- when a high pass gave the HurCrooms head mentor Willie •' --S I traditional prize that goes with .lay Stokes have been do- I Bolt, and his aides. Itaymom' tion with a broken leg. are reporting a rise in attendricanes possession of the pig• The 'Canes were in complete sUn on the Sanford Cur ance. Per local Duffers, the big ' fii'e. 1'cgg Lemaitre was the event of the year is finally here. Preparation for the Co- I hav. been putting the boys, Men's Doubles Handicap Bowling Touament with I in lonial tilt, they used a very efiective douner of the Ladies I)a' tournathrough their paces in an over for the score and the 13(16 series, including handicap. Left to right, TruThe $4000 begins Mayfairtoday O;enand Golf mcii which wa held Sept. 6th. fort to develop a scoring punch. ble reverse and SWeep mancu- point after, to he the score to Tournament LI. ' man Sharp, Peter Narknts of Merritt island and 'ers to gain the upper hand. "We are happy that our boys 20.0. from all indications this 'l11 Peggy, with a 19 handicap shot ,'Jcrr' Canton and Ron Wellons of Tampa. ______ are physically up to par. We; The Sanford defense, which David Lee tallied the only be a. memorable weekend of a 33 for nine holes of golf. A _______ (Herald Photo) If" came out- of the game without looked ragged throughout the Sanford score with a 55-yard golf, mainly because of the ma- four wn tie existed for second --p. It _____ 19 any injuries," said Bolt. contest jelled on a few oceas- play through the middle of the ny top flight golfers who have place. Bette Lane with ions to •1J ,1I Jessie Beard, Coach of the stop the South Seminole South Seminole line. Lee also entered. In the profeional di- handicap, Cathy Abel with a 25 onslaught. : S hit, Marge Beck with a Lincoln Terriers, and a former was credited with the PAT. vision, local favorites Grover The firsFlorid handicap and Jo Anderson i score of the one- With 10 seconds left in the teammate of Bolt whet the tw0 Todd and Bob Cooke, local pro sided affair came on a second game South Seminole added inwhose __________ 5, f played for Jake Gaither's A&M of the Mayfair Country Club who has a handicap of 20 all period 35-yard punt return by suit to injury with a 55-yard Rattlers, is -still burning from j-tij,..I " by Go' will be playing along side some had a combined score of at. _______________ \f/ The Land 0' Lukes Countr' S South Seminole speedster Je- jaunt by Miller for another six the defeat he suffered from brczzkf of the beet golfing talent in the rome Miller. Ricky Browne ran points. Club is presently witho a golf ______ . ' Holt's Orange and Maroon lust Corn sta Marvin Harvey of N The First Annual Jet Lanes Men's Doubles Handi- the PAT. — indi Sniyrna; Bob Goodman of Hol- pro, but the management promseason. Therefore, Cro Throughout the remaining will j cup Touament comes to a conclusion this weekend , lywood; Bill Morgan of Titus- ises that a well qualified proGREG GA!AS : hnve to be ready because Beard with the first squad scheduled for tonight at 9 and poon of the first hail, the pubilci vile; B!!] Myers of Daytona fessinnal will be on the staif is out to avenge the loss, Braves seemed to come to life Defensively Mike Mc- — ______________ every hour-and-a-half thereafter. S Sept, Baby Seminoles Overpower Lyman • - •sutm TO AT.t, WI-lOSt IT StAY CON. CE RN: NotIce is berhy given 'h-it the inder,Igrie'i. has ftle,I us fInal reyemr' me of th. estate of 1,n'iie \(:uttlnflI'c. .1.'ceased; thir he hi- Cil.',$ i1'm petitIon 'tic fIrs-sI •1i.-,,'hsr.s -mn'i that ha Will *pply to the ('esis, fudge'. Co'ir• of SemInole Cointy, FLorIda, on the 2ttt -lay of October, I44. for *-o','st ti' same and for final ,j1s'h as P1xe,',utor of the et,s.s of t.nnisa •itmliInnlv. 'je,'ei'te.I. James A. .(imitinnti Ac F.recejtor of the Cstie cf T.ouise StrmIlInn,v. reee,at BAYNARD ANr McI.?iC,t Attorneys for Execilor 44!) FIrst A'eniia N, St. Petersburg, P'ior!ta Publish Sept. 14. 23, .1) 6 Oct. 7, 1164 - NOTICE or .enne'rinj or Rr.SO1.UTION TO') WHOM IT MA V' •- 'iN':EflN' H IC 5 4) 1, U 1' 1 0' N r,N Sf(,TTf,N Ii? C0MMTltt FITZPtTR:.-'K, .:rr.Nr, ur- a COMSIISSI')NKIt YA RHOR(,T' ;'r, THE P'Ot.IMW INO R E4r,t.r:-T1 0 WAS TIN'A.'IMOCSLT ADOPTrt AT THE RKor;Lg ra'rr'm riP' THE Rr,AaJ) OF CsWNT Cr,Stsrf'STONERS 0?' MtN,'it., cr;c;NTY, ?'LURili.4. ON Ti-ri-: 4th DAY OF 3EPT1SIREI7, A.D. 1144. WhEREAS, on the 11th day of Jun., A. 0, 1)4;. rho R.uart o County Commissioners of Seminole County, ?'Iort.t;i, ltd ,'uretsar-mt t Se"tion 33i1. Li of ida .4t-..ituei alopt L lo.lut ,n Vas'attng an,l Ahan'loning .''rtaIn streets In Senitnole Cotmnty. and WHiRE,tS, salt! flesnI*tto he reoorrIe.1 in OffIcial Rs':nrje 13'ok 373. Page 344, of tile Pithil': Records of Seminole County, F!imrIda, intl WIIKRE.tS, P-art i. suit Re'.oiut ion 'lid appi -on ly 'itscate isn't abanilorm csrr,-iin platted hut unopened an't unn.tmo't at.ro,,' on the west slibe of Lot 26 sf Pitt of St. Josaph, in r"."ur'iml in Piat Book I, P:tt, Ui, PsI,i! of Semuimol., Coin! Florida, which lies ust Ii 'tO' 'hem right-of-way of St-uit Itot,l IsO, and WHERE.IS, Petiti,iner, In its initial presentation ', t1i, County 'njineer i.t.t the Zeim:n' Dopartment rsizctiv., to the Vteatin ant Abals.lontn t 1 escrt he'i in sa i'i lt,-'eol Ut! o showed no in.licatiou rh.tt 'h,e street .Ies'!rtbs,i in t':ert A of said Recot uti,,n WO 'i!.l is,, vuct ccl. ant WH[.:RE.t5, it wm, not h', ritent or the Boier'i of Cosun'y 4 omml istonori iii 5om I :i',i.i Co sn ty, 9't',ri Ia, to va.',I?,' ? ho 41 'iciscri he't In Part. A it' I i44p. tiidc,o an'i that the sum" W;ti cun iInio.i in m.O'b Ito-uI:' lot sy mistak.. anti SVHtlt,lS. tiio 4t"cftt 1,15crib',-! lii Part •c 'if a;t !:"aohit l')rl is :lo'.essary aim'! ti"e.io,i o.-, a dralnuij', facIlity il County. F lortelu.. NOW TH1RKFOEt! OK IT Rut. SOLVED by the B.,isr'i ty CommIssioners ',f S.rn;:iol., County. Fi',rtia, that It herohy rescinds Part .t. of !hLt •-'rtaIn Resolution atloj,r o'j t he, Li ii tic of June, I. 0, 1 -S'P3, cut rct'oric,l In 13t"I,'s,Ll lt".:',r'is 13'juli '1 ', Pagis 144, 'if t ha t'iihllct Ito,,ur,ls of Semt,-m.,i,, ',ioIu dy 5 S'i.srf'(., .cn'i HE IT s'UIt'rHtlt :st,vi:i-, that a copy 'if this Rusolitl',rs be puhlishe,1 In thu Sscat'irtl Runaid 'ole (il t I rue, cn.l BE IT ?'eR'rul.:lt RIl)r4vtrm that. Petitioner lie n,,:ifi.,,I .,f thi. action by the forw.cr'i!ng a CertifIed Cony of th s ttenm by Registered St.sil to the last knuwn .cth.Irvcs of ial'l Put,tloner. tYNANI,%tOL'St.,y .1 I') P T K 0 thIn 4th day ,,f Suptciii ,r, A. T' Li 5$. i" g ,, - .,' ', S S S STl'I'IC 01" FLOltil) I COUNTY OS" 'slr.IIINUL&: t Hl:RK9y CERTIFY 'isa: tn.' above isttij Zoruoitig Is -i true an'! correct copy 'it a [lc,',isi ti.,n passed unarsiniioua.ly by the I3oucr,l of ('eu nit y Ctai to I sas:olsura qf Senilnol. County, Florida, 151 tt Regular MeetIng held on tIm., 6th day of Septuasbor, A. 0.. 1s'i6. as same appears ni thi., recor( in the Miritatu Ucuk fur ia.I County. IN vt'rNEss %Vkj1':ftEc'h', I hive -set. nay h.e:id cut affixed the official seal "C ttmo [boisrd of e"isj n ty Cu eti us Is, i,,ts,, thi, t) dli) cit Luisibet- A 0., t 'is 4. (SE .11..) Arthur H, UutlesUm. Jr. Clerk of the Hoard of Criuru. ty Cuxunuiu.ssouer', las said 'or Seminole (_'uuuty, 1"t'arida. list. ci Picnic ) 'vcaiy .1 heciLq1. b I, Arthur U Bekith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court oi thu Niuth .Iudickal t'rcuit usti'I E.ur. ti'iu Clerk t the I.iearc! of ty t,'ozusui*sluisur, of -ciu ns,l, County, Fiunida, cjc huroby curtt. fy that the above amid foregoiii is is tru, arid correct e. vrrpt trwu the Cuu,itv Cussni. stoner.' Minutu t ,f \Iuoting hut-I Sept- 5, 11155, a.s 541uu at.'ps.-are of record in t'uuuty Cuuuui,istontit4' Silisute. in (his uZUe, IN WI1'NK VLLKRtSp', have hereunto set my hand ass.j seal of said Hoard, thu. 19th day of Sept.. A-U.. 155. 1 SbtA 1.) Arthur U. t1,ckwith, in., tC.utftiu Clerk, hoard of County Ct LI)- : Kilsabeflu Publish Seist. 3* 1)11K-ST -'o H I - i-i_i - I I - - �- - ____ - - - - -r i-'1 LJ JrtiriWLflU I --r --- ---ir S _ r — Hofoscope roi ecast • t'Ye? ) •' i r . - trnin C TJ 7i *? 'Z. V Ut ta lMzv it m'n'r Teheaa' I athm at ' AP aueb. zflair, /r T,rot nzat& - Ti" flhlI',-u. Ut . a - orc e &ti? _v, res th E3.L* e WO • miteac 0" . . ff - t tonzg 'ti zi LM im. t.e" a ao1is . • _, C0'ype'ratm 3Lat f+j n.igJupt S bTld2f 0.1' nero ti tot tnen- 10 tn&"rot. IL 07P P LEui ..hJ th Jtirrz exeehent :mpreuzcni , Be thC Tnh 5 •t' 1(1 tiOfl g'uuci day to gt all operating dQr't ad an' fuei IINI flII'I a! ii weI Hi Lu piunThint nun frctur.i. ogrn j, a' w. c.l _t.nct rluratnn tint :ri tnt 1ttriwies wnet ta w a u,th. it cuss rr.iad 'i, nonii. nt v svstpnj at aura. Jj paft,gnt cit. Tlsus.r south Chu that Ci hpjur,. yuur reJutat.4uZ., ait t'onntructivel3'. , 1'° it arouutl town :sias. ssoncb riul I ra'medahiipr. TOliA he, or site, will . . • lit., in slit-, s' iii i,t' 'I (lJ), '1 . . . Ii.., in shi, will be' I fuil ruUZznOr is best iii deuiig cver helps to iziake' otle.n'r ,,i.,r,' Juadi to thsn1 arid study wore conaidenasbk, stud that. tendency i jsiyour hIt is iargcl) U to (W' t-usnjacl" What you rnakt of your life p larteI) UJI Iti (iti' (Irfirfit Jo' you, eugnt fin 'rret ( januuchd the (unitederait ttuup (.esa WizuIadd uat1 cajfluretl dote has dcsui,eti page 1 to ad tOO I, her • 7 PM (Op.,. 1 30) And (ftp N'AIt FoutbJ1 L30 ( in,rtrniy,, Iiuild- . ., (I 10 C News v eattior Vedzieadit, and a wtiut ' ° ttHt dtt JIIId mu . tropsui paradise UUt44innir bemeitet erawn aba,- us. . • , (llres.,n : 1,:Zl4 ( • a e 10:32k (3) flJ' News The 50-foot long DISNEY Trance large vasj tried to WED. £.JLLIl 1ndi 'APi tO LiJ454 1' 20 :'I; bupt-enjarke. (9) Dongj ADULTS Tumorro,- 4i-tiour striiw tiegan. KIDDIES a' l,overnxueut , Wtde $ cc sppeiu it': j___..,., - ' :' ' -':::':, ...____.. :rti .. ' - - 'It re ' - tr OPEN I A.M MIDNIGHT if - ie s II Steak House __________________________________________________ - pee/a izing it ______________________________________________________________________ AND AMERICAN Hwy. 17.92 South SANFORD in the liroatiway hit play "Night of the Iguana" was a I he poet's uny tie iglibor, • TIONI 14.OE. STIII Other niembers of the cast of bartenders Maureen Smith and ' also features a package store, ie HAl) (,01)I',S13}'.lt(,, (itt itiasisy . Gxxl 11 • Ith LONDON (API - Evangelist hard angrily walked out of a d'VUt!VWLT tiOUflCCu cit guvu fj ater Icagut today when (he htud of . . • $250 ê4420D WINTIR PARK • •.. — FEATURING — DINNER iNCLUDES - FRENCH FRIES, z. _________________________________________________________ - '-. -. . _ . -- $"JU)M 8:00 'I'IIIa 11 A. M. ONLY r .L tnt .:.uiro L' .1 aiim 1 1 found was a minor urinary .. tract w,ine .i sttLae..s - 4 '1 A .o asP IT J ' 'S - COMING WED "THE WILD £N&LS' treated by inediustlon and did u.'lkn s close iith Is.v s not (j R I I' z — tcr the Cilia ltiver Whot he does to JOANNE WOODWAID - _ irench 11 r1 - _________ _____ u geese on baud, about SUNDAY AT I IS. Mcaawuik .ui (,utt, atgieeaIj Lu iiiiii but it bbuUld Too small for an ad to be - U I ( 'It1'P4 OR I'OTA'I'OFS (CHOICF) J D - ' In Ike I am plighter I ounge • 5 IVE IN vu unzmi,, IiJuntlng season winch -___________ tAbUIN(Ttfli CAP') - • y 5 Plenty of parking In the rear Resents Critics IWINI, ttP AU IIMU say sucii is in- chage of the "funeral" ar- 14 " of an Oriental motif, the custom- by Bibi Osterwald, an experi - ii • • , management of John Canton fibti star Jaikie Coogan Coog. TODAY w and burial in four to six foot of The strike wet. edIkcI lit tic. laSt ILIU.SdO) 20 2 'The Doctors • of I the rt pertinent and J'cirest Service I Oversedi, Ajrwaye Corp cur - 00 (.. Lisyg ol Our budge. PH 322 2902 1 1111(1 international star Je nfl S. F d rnent through a golden door, to Sttdd of stiekm1. around eating attempt to di1. a canal, attach tioti Ii 11115' mlirttlu c.U,Ut. 3111.4th 5 uibl,t.St C1t• 2Ie %Vt-ii5j Conservation and haul him onto the be& Cits oIfLUdiS lealit-ti 1 ,swa to I h I of the new cocktail lounge and / ._4-oO• • U 17 92 - - Across tram Sanford Plaza a tatt of top performers at Toucht.on . • . "-"°°• I U until 11 a m Get off eat-ti daj llarnm's Way," 'King Rat," and VANDYKE I ton OR MART OF VALUES • Oc CALL AND MAKE RESERVATIONS which optns the sueen Ii the author F4llIott of grits or potatocs with your has rently gusen fine per- CRUSOE SUN. J'eticral uIfIciai wOnt t 'Ct 4ff' •!uu, v '. Tit men also art waiting for off fulled. A check turned up the 3Q I lilt- lt1uge summit- 50 miLes succeeded only in breaking two (9 liar lie ALL MIXED DRINKS tserone should make a habit ps)ehiatrist, married to Jean T'flI'T FT TOE ('C?!) - "Big AP) — hers from the North idi.IG '4' the furl, thei'ez a £s:(' (2) hum. cud (.) 11 II!) 'It,e.t,. o' to. 5u.re Y. i to ,> the othtr trimmings that go to ward ia fanilliar to suet-n, tel 'S (tVLrVOII eonsj eunse'-tjtjon wardens na" on St. 5oc peninsula w ti to TAKE OUT TULCHTON S I)RUGSTOHE utatntn in motion k turt s In d (ii ) 'The Listing Grje , azin I • U smacking their lips over those famous characterization of a , i • batter recipe Its scred with times in ihe 11111" Auukni TONITE & SATURDAY SHOWS AT SilLY. AUKLL frit.ndls place _______ - • U U U U U U I U U U I U U I U U U U U d H' B d 'THURS FRI I AT 9 PM ilL I 30 AM specializes in seafood of all woebegone wife working as a kinds with a sariets of fresh waitress who supports him HEROES OF TELEMARK' Lt Iotii C'uhot., USN,' su.rting Suti- I I ters of delectable fried chicken'- cently essa)ed the complex role "GHOST IN THE INYISILE SIKINI" acivuitur. and musa Into rul liruo '1• t 4 ii" A"tzigll%Vorltl ' - iIE MAGAZINE edthng knot but C.it Dine in Air Conditioned Comfort I J$$ MIINOUPN( IN,shLt SOl N Ifid. I2 I.k.I US I hase special plogued with hiidc alimony bills sour cons enience niuu Friaa, tie dsiosun an itomper itoout , ., (1,' Chun.,. b.swiing smoking 21c.ddii4.o. , e F.)q,1 I tflhfl Ir r 'duatin in 'Come Itlow \ our Iin " tinti "i IiII Horn. "A I' liii' MtnIiics" WIIM fl. MAVi' FOLKS make it a Woodwurd and Jean 'eberg are weckI habit to dine at PINE wt-l1 known to motion pictuit L •. MATINEES mon thru sun ci cc AND WIDESCREEN 'astussu'. I:1.l soar rudzht. ii hntie Ii O(P f • or drink sOil 5CC what a small dent Is dude an unfaltering attraction ni& ht sour bt for women A suretur) who , I_v 'ii n I CA F/il It RIAS Irish, Italian anci oth r tam This well know n restaurant has of SKIP S RESTAURANT In lenses her husband for the w n,- i • Lii* Pli • .i m sin h TUdrIguc7 will be happ to make A fine place to go when ou are in 'tS arnet Rio''" "S I Inc ADM 95 $ ;q;e)beJ Pit,. (el. s. I iinning unda', through wl h rIu' • 6 ji.n VftV PRIDAY . i (hVlhSh poet, ('Ii lOS 11 1)18' liii tiit)fli('liI correeti' Tlie ha e ail the mix ness, I Sunda dric The sere an pnssibl want to eat 4 Unusual continental nienu fe"i 10 TC.OUP thei' dCffeCttfl 1 HL TIE THA I' IJiuid'- IF 'LdP3 ___________ I r.ti listening pleasure to and Ino1edgc'ahle clerks thnt bit's o et lii%flfli' WOo.I% itid, C1 e itt '.111, (oIl.. ii I). liiirqt ctms Rr'cttur,.nt md cocktail tug dancing and scicIall7Ing than ren md the 3 Lv alt and it izu 14th tnie-i O ltR MART In Pinecrest Shopping hithuds club hanqutt \our hosts Ton', trs their tender ,dcltclous bs.cf, pnits, siii.l theic are "nrc to l)(' CU' flu ulsome' fl'c pt fat womer's "ights J'lllZdfl -- - COUflIEOUS 8ERVICL th r eu ' I Triaa vnturt,-paueec eumeds Ii 11 ( iluwaliari Lv, I 114c ( M..v,. Carroll Eightcrt Individual J'orcast fur your sign lot end just ac'os' anc V 3Irrnr (6 '. tI'it .. 1 . SPECIAL SEAFOOD DINNIR - I ( combination French American upto 250 persons. An ideal place Cafeteria in Seminole Plaza and willed wife, 'ast Sean (onnt't'y ) 01,. tfttitrt screent' (I' I (.z'— "' • ft . s ,etsd to ji private college, if through college PHE1 PS RFST AJ R \T lu.'. InI Newman, wflo takes refuge in sturi in her firs movic 'lo )YMIt 1( Tfle Bot%.aU' Holi',wood t. nt (it' esaful Much Liitlitigjg is' tit. t, lii. N. is Jut mttsnsgtei are. hue LtutLire, ek uric be curbed " W' -, h.i "514 at Muvie, lLe4 l 1r't., istid thus i iui'urt.unt fn lunch to ('at. rin to pr icc 'sou hn c a special cnuci" Thncc nit the specials \ illa \coi Restaurant in S\mterCflt offering zind of course there is always Park and see about making ar- thf f1'A SUfl showing of "C,unpotnt' st t'., "rae, i i. .ini, .j:ir' ,dlep , aist.. peojile whit feels that change ía to be practicul fur best reau1t 'ec&veci it .. tiri anc g-innin "' PI5l fo be' distu"bec t Mosaj,anc lirist--it Sundas througr V e'C1TI.Ui' Thu-in d)rr' Tii. I (.' iifflthIt 0t her, for hieljs, uud the tru- nttrrnej tbniga up, iuuJ could tie thou you find ttutt you, pruguis k r (4 d'A JI'ltilAi p itt important to your well being Evening. then circe:; u and all to it guut pal hut do hiIVt-. Aa,iiit thus. mu need and you 7 :.'uV arid 0 It' 4! ,dV.-stur, "ri.e*ter anti h'!11i1' (,o over all of your fact, before- ow WuruL, severauc, of rela- anti will want to by of C' iat your 1wjct of word, during dinner There arc all k ntis of thc U hae one all ready for cupboard Hop in the car and Gow' - (.fl tier 'cinflu!tt whir)' ha blightec ) (9) M')rMi 1t.uer of ::: 1i2it$ brings far better judg- • tUtt ((I) hn re DON 'r BE CAUGHT like old ant opprtunisn it the cthe unsethctinest an nevouon. It • - i'il i;ion hi'. nn nnv'I. 7ni.n Ad,iiunn .cmpriuøct nt$ ,initiii.tt'tl iii. ttni'.irni t ou eekend cicc'ct.able to 'our order tr M meat ra1nhc) trciui anci rnnn \ ciu ('Rn eat it there or take runar (6 1. :' '" C U'raeel of oth rt' you Ilk.. Hh.'s *ti,'i, 0! djatenfaetjon 13. sur. pressure durzn dis 1 J ObA ;'- ' l' 1 'iuir iiudget,nj lii mos' sense i1I Control yourself u in. v. iapenduii auriur tills or von fine Deln,nrn c aric -:: •. flOUM 'ULt - - tndst rtl by 7ctnflhl1 II"iImNn • sure of fine food excellent cr wotild '.ou liLc' S IUC rhrnten with cia' nirhts "i' "lur/ - Leon ha' an excellent filet nit tie tidbits mushrooms, itncho' can join sour triend at the & s1r1?m both hannirje bôut Tifl W1v not tr and 'aticiled pntron hn rn charge ith Leon \ nWer ste can aduh espos1'n1L1 1w- leturetu. - - fine place to sicit this weekend Idhulous menu of ss entrees- make little folks feel big You)) in ordet to niake a living Un. IiS& ' sam diffitults you vourseP it that much easier Bt quietl t)w 'FR0PH' 1 01. \1' as juct WtBCv hit innate cha-aeter o ' (G .m&tur Hcjr i" C. . . - '* . flu' d".he. \1an people )uc the txit of ll idert1'.cnwnt- -. 1 1 17 AJT"I H '1 A ' I 'iP rT Ar-ez artdl'riaI '" cuat. moot poznte or important T Ph Itt) l.aoin' whuU set v III itinin Pt,, Ii, Urt stiLl nwintai,i tt Uoit lj. ,, j,4 : liii' 1.. hIt of good blend your at too fast a speed zuil Wa', jltjgi't t. v iiarrus ulnnje(i s itit utneri. c'Xttiir tian Jefetjtig iiotñ w C. .. . I B DOTTIF Al TI\ mvmbe- whet thes are fa'ec I ' : .e : .jr (G, Ii I C. Thplomaticafl III ' , tL1 huff ZhlippuIesL (r p 'nit p rvrn lit 'dPi ThUS bt U&Xii II (I'iVIIIJ tr s ott find huppjritsi anti c1uzrtnmj, g.'t nAuut,i. WO' .,fl be'. 21i Being prejudiced use" * " ' -- - I (iIMTItI. Chu'et LIIllA (Sejr., 2 lh-t 21) li.n't judge otherm I surnethnt at homc could iutd è 04 taud ]Jv. 21, Lither plait aunt. _____ _____________________________ __ Ar • . - tx h'-m.. nu HilL liii filtrate t,,etSiOt V the 3' .Johw Rtve •r 5.ilt- trQx1LiL. v'" the' present gument, etc. Thieww, ease' up ,:' 'o'Un SI JOUN MEET J' to thr,ughtles' itinarki fTOhii nigiit - be mmnnt*c Wit yOU OTt prat,eat 'flfl, 1 to flii ok —----- ______________ I aru 1g c 1 t(I r0te - - %•• h ira. prndurd bs the rtie- - VXftUII P" "i • f3! Li ,i.a. - Th Th fltn' i tho.I'h kv wat th bI'et k vrnt n' Tcnnese4 sIne met and wvmpt wep I ,. ir it c, 1l',rni'zi rte&tr ' .t,.... IJ ,P'. t- la$ Ca'tot anr Judith something he ve' mu wants fl L.1 U ' rkzlmar C; 14(AJftI'l(j (tjct " u ? o thr fiar. ai't ca-- L.azret ' I • & -. L.n?. - A' P-k tOt a. HCIJRJ'IO ((let 2:-. to No l duti are ahead a' v durzrw - '' ' '' Lvrnonc acorns to b rathe' days so that )OV tie no' lose Z" (, Iorigtit 'I. J4COILJ'l() (Ic.. Z to Io 21i . Lyon If you irnst v 'Buttrfiei t Pit' guelt tta-i at art mzec. tL attent - t 3pt Z!I T'i to e agreeable duruu das n stoji man3 art argu i s r.' 'ii'- ro'*n: thmq- a at r'xth ttir • • arotn. Thit t re '.. L..i4Lfl, &TG SITL hit Sfl*IT w AU. 2i.i aomr C' I.. W*I. flO Ir a unmasoranh condltiom- about health and dli) 'J, jk, g'txi 1O '4th a "Tn. ioo. ui" LIUILA (bept ' tc (kt Z) I Ililif A (E,'Pt 2: U (let 22 rnitte&. ahead of you tn,at are a ,ttzn, into that par tc.ijar- You hay. U u moe' dtplorxmtt' 1 bit of t bot, 'ov can t.ben rt- ft tt h3t T2' tiit i-o'r L 1 C_LI. 0. : 1 olfrit; a tht Dai.; Twit ivU the Pulltze'- '-iz and the westot Uget rLswene Bar. ThX1e Sart %earre'rj,a Ne Yon. flraum CrIU dick ve , marrieo i> Emii Iin& Both bzç attrae art Ir A'arc. *au 'tewinar and Bur Merril wboe caot te car. ,g. 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" ... • ' thiapouit f2Y.' t 0' re.a,dtnr 'fll 'lit fl! . '' 0' IF '4a iAuare- b2ttm, (IFIINJ tila- ', t' J'un' trat ' trrica1r rcir.elf Ltvt tnc ai .. . i i *4 C h tn 3eal1 nov 1! raz Iv dzpu.- , C,ctod _____ ' ondth v.ir' tsant IflhI C1zz 2 U Ap: . V7ifri j *r: ft et are1 ck eaift ' r'a pzk / ci pott V1i wtIl ai *! per!rmai bvet *, .sita.) tzt io', ,, . ___________________ him. i 'it flt m tfrt fam it makt & rr,e frtiA . that i r ' .. i"rø ____________ ___________ A aa: b Pi fr ;. _ AflCH day *u :r - 1 "trt(e (k T.. Nailord GLENN MCCALL AND ERNIE' MILLS - - - 4. 4 ' 1i.-.1 i , j" ,c - r : "" - 'l - I I I - - - �J14.: ------ IN. -_._:- - % tit:.. .-. .-.- . - -.. ,.- . - .. ••--•• - SIDE GLANCES By Gaibraith SIDE GLANCES t I I , * *41111111iiiiiiiiii,I, . I I . II , I..,on I . 4 i . F", I 9 ,~~. I I " I . 1, I . - "',4 - I 1 k.or % a- - - -`1 CL.LI - 04 - Ocr I C ~ I ~ . . .4 ,~ - "- ; I . " I I . 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I W01r:5, OUT Wmrw% NE F,1 DOWT ,Slk,y 'fiI ,II t I 11, - , -;~rl~:VSF ~-- P . . !~D)/ .= 411C I' s CAREM I —11— F -1 .b:~ "1R_BOARDING_ r 0% I 1.41 I I -~ I "' ;!]~~ ... * ' Ar ) J1Q,I 4:N Wilt Ic 1 : Cw6 7011 ( * r Page 6A — Sept 23, 1964 r •sntnrb rraTh l._•mitiirrrnrn ____________________ Rv th1braIth — -4 00 ~`-Xr .-I- - *-)- ') ), q , -7 - -1 -1 - -1 I--- "' I I - ~ ~1! I if - ,. , `~ ; I ... I fe - 11 ~ I ;L1 , , 'h ~ -.,,;,- ". I I I I ,l n : r I LHftIIL,, - I •. I 1. 1 - __ _____ I C T 7HATOLD f3A7H2XK& pub 7Z:)7H2VWCXJ7A" In" her about him—thift his father bi 'IN 01- ng so V o- .,:~ i'~-, i ,Z'(Z -,-'-s- ....,...?Iwf^,_.- i . -I- I I 4I- . - the i - = 9 ~, 0 :1CP j ) I = $1111111111181 L=- 0 \ t~ 7:- 1 . I " . I -.) -:- ; nii: . . NAW! JLIST 'BORROWIT'.. TONIGHT, WWILE HE"S W;ZE;Z, T WAN:T YOLI / ,G~I ME 'THAT ~ STEA,L ") 4- I - , - 4 - A%~j;J" " ' L0364I,YOU KNOWW4C rM C:)JL.r7w*T ( 1JP AGAINST! W.4EN SHE 00.~ 11~ -1 I I --% I A . , I, I E , "I pul - i .., E i ,J_~\ X 1. "I/ -1, e Zu "TE ~ IT "That now boy in my English class asked me to go to ' the snovies last night, only I was broke!" Chi - — - 1\ , \ , V~~? %). : i V", H1 I , ( FT , t .4~ . MI - low . 4:n ; -4, i--~~- P- OH,Mg.&KEE 1fg.MFgOM -~~:p AD:1 it - 1966 bj NIA. loc TAi lal US tot CW. "Chuck gave Margo his first razor blade to put in her Answer to Previous PuzzI• I - ______ I N , S S H0RT RIBS I -J, t I 10, I i ~ . ( I Z ~" TO "671900 HLICKLEs I I I ~ ------------..O01' I TIN' FOLK5 Ac"I Pot$ INAL.TIJ I, I 10% . / :CE5 -r i-3 viEAN I. -N-~E &iv?r1'A-T1m; _-Q.N~5t - . "1%r%&^7. I ( NCFE.-"~-E-~zE 3LZ%, . .7 i S I 9j( 1 _______ N-i: 5 - 1114A . %a(~~T ,.~ I 1'' -- I - WE CAqT PA" UP 0/, IF II ~ I HOWDY,4~ • OHMY9OUL . W :~ i L...e D J ~7, ','~',, --- I ; ~- I I, r .j~ Ill ____ ~% ,ItLq, I "I . H: -~ COMM;SIRE! 11 I. q -0, I I zl~~ 1 - \ iiwr(i k __ I -V . , ie, -.n -. ,,.I `:,~ 91 ,- (\' i __ 1.r ) I. r lic / C", Not 1, - I W14ERE~; 1rAAT THAT &1)551P - G') VEIZZIPY TMT Mq LA'~~ 1 .] 17' DA DUCK P014-H.Ju OF -7 6R(W&A%GD550FPrT1I DF12 4`kM 1WLL A MEWARP TAR,U DAvffCV N 01.4 -'0'1P: TO J - P MCKEf. A HAND. #AEETI9'0Le MUCKI-151 I= 0M MP " PAL.i WHILE WMALS,R .t ~ . /:"" 11 ~ I ~ r // -- 11611.141.. .- TIA k" L%: -._~~.,: __ ..ND SPET I * ;04 I r.v.l I! . 11~~_'el;~~, I I..) I '' — -- —,— r s4FARP wwAT \., - SHORT RIBS KALLIKAK --% .^-*%moo I i . 1,:~-- - ~ I ;;;"~- I I e 11~ - - ; T 11* j A7* TYCOON-INITIALS A 7- - eC Wl;.L PE GfJT LAKUNY CH15 S.k KC ! - ~: , .~: OF! I C -- ,~ ~)~~` 7 \\~?// I I",? I~ ,----,- I ( 1 -7-' - ~---~ ,~~/ 174- hat F ,' - I . tp C ~* ) 0, Z ,.I.- 1; ."I ./- i% I !' . k * . ft 1---""` ...UMPWS GOT TH, M NkSTIEST DtSPOSMC)N OF' - - ~;~ . N :lf I L' ' / 'A. 6 QW : - I r I ly M 0 ^ y 1 ___ill. S 09 A~' ~ 7:,; It- 0014T . THEY 'rAUGHT 44-k. V ,, -- - -- ..:: . , P— W17H. ---,M00 4x1 17 --- I f 11)., I a( V I dt ..., W 1 ; I ---I _j .:-;.,., not really an intellectual. 7hat beard and dirty ==== _________________ -') ; , IL 71-- !"Hes l ~ . S ( - ~ 7HF- 13A7H7ZJS, 7ZDC? ! EveiWTHING! '1 the : . tint , lu" :I .)• fl byKoteOsann lazy Z, ) TRAT WA ILL THE L-IGi471N,,r- F1V7,J-.,---,5, ~ -\ ftrl -41119-W 4 ,,, -- "' ___ 4-0 . I AC~ I ArbmvAl abode - 5 I - "r ~ Ifil - • A __ ___ __________________________ V" - I " f U, 28 PAdul cry - 0. - ,Af 0 - " prutit ___ - - . I .II. - - - F-01 - t ., I 7qlkA% 27 Daughter of . I U T,,rIt"u,(I. " 1,i,rIt 2111a 1<1 "" " 32ftno W1141011111W bxmLi~) so I a 46 on aw .! .1 1, 11111,01 ______ ,. 9111111111111i 4 .i i : I rr rr I I . -- roo, I r i i _____ K :... ri 0 — 1 I - ' ,% __j . ,... -/W--~ % do", I \ / I - ,f,.",, -~,-,-., lr~ .goo NO FEAR. I - - - . 0 /' • r - -- - anw$S&Wk~ I I .11 i I = I 11 --- i 1'. 1I 1: -at-. , -J, I ~j -. = to JI"' , . - .. 0 i ;e - totl Note in 111 - 9 19 P1 r""` r4 At , 1 ~, I T . -- - AILId ~ ~ ? AI t WE F BEAUTY EATMET,AD TMATI E ME tiuAngt:ud I a I Egg (comb 1100, ---- 66 UL t" AWN'T ACK MIIC)4- L' I - ii i I I— I i i Ar ."J - ____ __ \\ 64 Novel lb5 wifurnis dly I of t1 1 , 101- DOWN - k. 71NO W-1. XX 1 . , IA I ~ 0, I ,1 . -4 —\ - - --I. , .'~~j I ,,;, I - - - ,.-. C 11 Z ,-e I )I- ~T .. t— Z. r 6...~ .. ____ I -1 a, -r-1 ~0 F :, O" .. ~ --~ -N ~ I,- ) *v,, W -- APO* ) ; -- - k j - d ~ "I aj k 4 R ~ if I 7q "z — ".I I I I , 4 . 1' I IL !rtI5TUK j1 ", DE T%`jTAN D ABW T FW tE6%LL II-oI WAY 161T PLAYEDON AWCLEANING DAY P ". IN JRMU I II f(AI AL O1 It$(i NAM hf,"'NIAJIX LSTERI'lillsk" ASSN. Ull-~. - 1111,00M -I ..., * - __________ ~I - - I I i-,' *.-,~.4*'6, : =.m:-:*_ I ~ ":, =t--- -:-: ________________________________________ - = - . - ___ - ( :..!-- 48 LAmprey . V~ 14 — — ..--- ft . I . -j — - I to coclea,— 2 3 r 'tw being# I-IF ii ii;;n 43 / I - ____ I iI - -- - - - - 0 - 4W 9-n -4 FOR MIM' 45 Requite$ 30 Small pad 36 Auricle ) - A - i I-NIT., r--- - p I - 62 Scottish 33 Srojw 'Jdhlrllmr 11 AMP F HES LJ ___ 21,21 .1)t I t- a I us I , ~. -1 . e, . PP Av 1w Z4 Got ull 6 ik,o I d i /', ,` ~~:W,":' *-,.. ! 0 L~I 1, .I. .I --- - Rod - Nwi - ~ I .... , ow 0% .1 —F wt* 4,, 101, . I V ( e l-. , ;,.,~ 1, iI F-- I -- = I , I , ______ - ; 10106 wx6 " -&**- 7. Bovine critter 5 Young bovine ,110W CCUU3 j 8 Cabtlo di1chc3 ntain 11 b. ches lightly 1U 11crujit Im T ___________ -. - ______________________ - _ S I 1 I I -. 55 4 , S . 5. 5, . .11; 5- S . -. - i S S - . 5 I I I .. . - - - . I . t . �4 -- -.- ..,"..- .. .; - .--t r---- :1TTT .i. ,r,t I . •- 1 N - s S . - __________ w Seminole ('nunt,' iin1tois i'flU be citc'tnii to reenni respectable year" With reversal of the downward trend In the market e;erkneeul by them In May which Is contlntitng, bier. het, Stenstrom, president of the local flonril of Realtors rt'puitti'ml today. I 1S? Adventist LDVZNTIST CEURCE Oorn.r ?th & E1n BaPtist ____ $1) Park Aisnu. P. ________ - a.nos Pastet Iornfti Wmtp - $10 a- a. Sunda3' School ______ $?41 a. a. oTning Wohtp n,.o a- a. Tnt Dulon $10 a. vning Warship - '1:45 p a. w.& er Sc1 7 a. a. 2 Mawha11 _______ Past ERV10ES &&TtBDAYabaTh fiobool - 1:20 a- a. 11 : a- a. Wsdnssde3' N$ht 70 p a. ... • . . . Alliance cER1ET1A} M1SSIONL.Y A1.10E CHURCH 1401 P12k Lv.. it 14th *.. Blair eOsrvsy 6a.y School - 1:41 a. a. 11:00 a- TO. vsnlng Warship - '110 p. TO.. . CHURCH flew. 0. 5. liodgus - Pastor Sunday School a. a. Morning WorshIp 11:00 a.. a. Wed. irs Bible Study - 'tIe p. a. Sporad by Baptist Fellow- ____ Assembly Of God 2 . :. .::.. . . .-. . . ... . . •. . .... .. . 4 Christian FIRST CUR1ST1Ati CgtIItC DIBCIPLSS OF CHRIST 1607 8. Sanford Ave. B. Vernon Puller Sunday School - 11:45 a.. a. Morning WorshIp 11:00 a. a. .rv. (Wed.) - 720 p. a. FIRST SOUTR1RN ? nP RIh)E' CJap* .... 2:41 a. a. MrnIn Worship .. 11:00 in. )'pworth l,eaus .. 6:00 a. i. m. Worship ...... 7:10 p. a. Wed. Prayer )d.etIn 7:10 p. a. . . • 4 CHRIST CHURCH Church Streel bongwood r'. Warrf ii N. Thompson, Vlesr Holy Communion .. 1:00 a.. . ra.mily Servic, & Classes ....... 2:30 a. ro Oh yes, at Lyman the other day the following lunch was served-A of tomato, turnip greens miii jflyj5flp chicken n:iil nociks. Nazarene C OF THE NAZARENE W nd SI at Maple Lv.. J. L,ester S.d -, Pastor un4a School 1:45 a-dornin WorshIp 10:50 a. a. icuth Hour ----.- 1:00 p in. Evhnge1gIIlo Se*,lo. 7:00 p. TO. (Wed.) -. 7:00 p. a. Third Sunday Sir spIrsIIn ...... 6:00 p. a. Lv.. Baptist ________ r. 14th 51. è Oak SANFORD CHILISTIAW OHURM . . . ... .. ..• / .. .. d $02 Smith 0S.0 ____ $"--Y School - 2:41 a- a. Ck A .5 ltobefl C. Hsnnos - Minister Sunday School - 10:90 a.. a. WorshiP - 11200 a- a. Thinion - 5:41 1. . Service - 2:00 p. a. V'ed. Pra.ysr Ssrvloe 7.30 p. in. BurasrY Opsu '110 p. a. WTRR Sunday iz. Broadcast ____ -____ WESTEIDE HI101BT B.L?1Z&T CHURCH 5th 51. * Holly AvS. - P° John H. E.lug sunday School - 20:00 a. _____ Sunday a- a. MorniUg _____ Worship - 11:00 9ud7 EvsnInj Worship - 710 . a. .. .: . ..... Worship Service - 11:00 a.. a. Evanlug B.rvioe 710 p. a. inunbon) .5.... Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CT ____Avenue 1512 Park Bert Brown ______ vangsl tat Sunday Bible Study - lo:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Evening B.rvlo. $10 . a. W.dn.sday ____ Bib). Claa, - 7S0 p. a. GOOD SHEPHERD 1UTEER.LI. CHURCH 14UV A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-22) Sanford, Florida 33-7812 Tb. Rev. .1. Gordon P..ry, Pastor lIornlng Worship - 1:15 a. a. Sunday School ..._ 2;1L a.. a. Morning Worship 11:02 a,. a. Communion-First Sunday In Each Month kindergarten and !ureery ______ crrncu OF C7HP'ST Osnews Ralph Brewer Jr. Bva.ngsllst PINEC)IIflET BA.PTIST Bib). School - StE a.. a. Morning Worship __19th a. a. i suing Worship $10 p. a. pry Service '110 p. a. ono. Road 11WU Pastor a., Roy 5. s.ada School - 2245 a.. a. orning Worship - 11100 a. in. Training Union - 5:11 P. _______ T.ir CHURCH 0? ORPIST Morris Ruby Evangelist Meeta in lmk. . Hall _____ Evening Worship - 7:30 p. a. W.4. Evsnlng _______ 710 P. _____ ____ Bib). C) 11:20 a. a. Moraing Worship.. 1010 a.. a. Evening Worship - 1:00 p. a. Bible Cl- Wed. 710 p. TO. W. 5. (5111) Hammond, Evanga- 1121 weSt FI5t Street list HIghway 44 WeE Bible Class _____ 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. a. Ev.ning Worship 1:00 P. in. Bib). Class.. W.d._ 7:20 p. a. ____ Pastor heUs 3.4. 5undi.y Sehool - 10:00 a.. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.. a. ven1ng Worship - 't•.o p rn W.dueeds.3 prayer '1:20 p. a. Service *ELCO$LE•• __ ____ Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CUP1ST SCIENTiST 900 East Second Street Sunday Servia. W.dnesdar Serrios - i:oo p. a. 0AWN ILLPTIET crnncs 274 Qountry Club Itoad IL.,. It. T. Barrett - Pastor 11:00 a. a. Worship Service 6:41 p. Ui. 'Irainlng tlnlosi 'ven1ng Worship - 11:00 p. a. THE CHURCH FO ALL ALL. FO ThE CHURCH There's a difference of opinion here. Both of these Little Leaguers stand ready The Church is th' grcairst facth th put up a good argument, even though it is a foregone conclusion that the "map" the building of cIno. is going to win. Bitt when the game is over, differences 'will be forgotten and umpire 1nnçl good dtivmsiüp. Ii isa etoe. 1102110 of spirituo.l vniu. Without a and catcher will go down to the drug store together for a banana split uch J1 CI%?1iltiOZ1 afl SWVZVc. T}1OTh f iOtU4 7OJQfl5 ¶W1 CVY p' should attend aervir regu]ariY aid support the Church. Thty urc (1) For his tan wikc. (2) Pot In doing so, they will be reflecting something that is a basic part of oritage tue abllitp to Zosc, without hn?diiuj a prsul.gc. . . the ability to yield. These are qualities important nc only to sportsmanship but to life. And .thjs the Bible. of his mity and nation. (4) For the sake of theand Church Itself, Little Leaguers learn the rules of sportsmanship - and of life - in one way which leeds his moral material on the playing field and in another, deeper way when they attend church with their suililort. Plan to go to church eguharly and iced your Bibk daily. families on Sunday. Are yon tnkitig sour Little I aguer to ____ IT Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thiasdoy Friday Saturday i Genesis Acti Arts Romans fl Coririthiane Gakrtians PhlllppIcns 13:8-18 ThI1 11 15:36-41 12:14-21 I 13:5-14 I 2.1121 _____ flUbieCt "Reality" Reading B.00rn: 303 W. First '1:30 p. a. _____ ____ 1 pry. 1eet1zig, W.d. 7:20 '.a. Service - 7:41 p. a. We Prayer barr. :... Weekdays: 10:20 a.m.-4:$ci LTJTHER CHURCH OP THE HEDEMER 102 IV. 25th Place The Church of tie Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thu Is the Herbert W. Goeras . Pastor Sunday School ... 9:11 a. a. Worship Servic. 10:30 a- m. kindergarten and uraezy Pentecostal r1RST PENTECOSTAL SUSSL Rev E. Ruth Grant - Pastor Suri4a Scbooi 10:00 Morning WorshIp 12:00 a. a. a. Sunday EvenIng 7:80 p. a. Wed. Bible Study '1:20 p. a. Conquerc,rs Meeting CHURCH OF LONOWOOD We figured out that the county school board doles out over $S0,000 for high-level adniiniatrative personnel. .On a nonteaching level. Presbyterian R1AN CHURCH Sanford, Ph. Oak Ave. A Ird St. Rev. Virgil L Bryant, Paster Morning WorshIp 1:20 a.. ru. Church School - 2:45 a. a. Se&io Meet - 10:45 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. Church SchoolChapel 2:t0 p. a. Pioneer Fel3owhIp 7:0 p. a. Senior Hi Fellowship 7:00 p.a. . Wouldn't it be something if City Commissioner Vince Roberts (who voted no on the millage hike) refused to waive the rules on budget ordinance to,.ftght and ,he board h.sd to 1t until Oct. 10 to approve the budget,.. .lt must be unanimous .1 mean about waiving the rules. .That would mean the city wouldn't have any funds to operate in for the first 10 days of the fiscal year. COVAN.&N PRESSTTEPiij 2775 South Orlando Drive Thomas H. htakln Pastor Worship 9:00 a,. . • C * ItETHODIST CHURCH 4)9 p Rev. Robert M. Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship - 1:30 a. zn. Sunday School - 2:41 a.. a. Morning Worship - 30:55 a- a. LIP Meetingi - 5:10 p. a. (Izit.rmedla.te, Senior) Evening Worship 7:15 p. a. GRACE SrETHOD1ST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave., Paitor Church School - 9:45 a. a. Morning Worship -. 11:00 a. a. MI? 1:30 p. a. _____ ______ By the way, the city will hear a report from the Secretary of Labor's office thr .,,.L ambulance companies are not ef1ected by minimum wage law. Should be very interesting. V WESTMINSTER PRESB1TER1AI CHURCH __ cssLas.ay B.t. 486 East of Seminole P2w R. Lo F. Gil. - Pastor Church School - 1:10 a.. a. * S Morning Worship - 11:00 a.. a. Junior UI & Senior HI Tuesday: Primary Choir reheersal 1:20 Adult Choir rebes.rsa.1 - 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehsa.ri CARRAWAY & MT1BBIN Iflsuranc,s L. ciiibSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY co t, SanfOrd 119 . __ FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF FIRESTONE STORES Bob MeGuire and Staff TEE MER1CAN OIL CO. r. & Mrs. K B.. Stheklnnd ___ __ __ ____ KENTUCKY FRT1) CH1CKN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Mnnzig HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida BORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford .1. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford BARBELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford PUBTAX ABKETS and Employees BILL HEMPmLL MOTORs, jjc 01 W. 1st. St., Sanford STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Sff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. Oviedo, Florida BOSE AND WILWS RESTAURANT Rose & Wilka Bowman & Emp1o.ea STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and SEMINOLi COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, )72o Pear Ave Christ Methodist Church CHURCH OP CHRIST 5 C*kha.wn baptist Church, 374$ W. 30th St. buniand Evta,tea. Osteen Church of Christ, 1512 8. Park Awe. Cbur Church of Christ. Geneva Pluors.t Baptist Church 1111 W Qaurs Ed First Metbodlat Church. 411 Park Ave. Church of Christ. 1.5.kS Ma7 Pra.lri. lake Baptist Church, Ridge First Methodist Church of Ovisdo Fern Park Church of Christ. Logwtjd First bouthoru MStbodlat Church Church of Christ. Paola Progress Missionary Baptist Church. Midway 1400 Seaford Lye. Second Bliliob Missionary Baptist Church. Fres Methodist Church. 0011 W. 4th It. (Ip West Sanford G.ueva Methodist Church, GSu.vs Bunisud Baptist Church. Mil French Ave. C*iurci of God. 102 Hickory Grace Methodist Church, Onura Rd. Church of God. 2200 5. Frenob St. James Missionary Baptist Church .. Grant Chapel A.*.E. Church. Ovido Rd. 411 Ost.sn Church ut God, (ivisdu th&kgrove Methodist Church. Oviedu Church uf God M1lo. Euterpria. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. 9th at. (.Jeteea Methodist Church lIt. Matthews Missionary Bs.ptiat Church P a t .i a W.gl.ya.0 M.tbodist. &t. EPISCOPAJ.. Canaan Haighta W at Paula LI! Salute Slpiacupsi Church K. Debary St. John. Missioner; Baptist Church, St. Jam.. A..M.L, 9th St. at Cypr. Ave.. Enterprics $80 CYPTee. Clirlait kpiacopei Church, Longwood St.. Mary. L..M.K. Church St. RI. 415 Qst..n Tstnpl. Baptist Church. Palsi Spring. lid.. &LPTl$T Antluob fli&iittat Church. Oviedci Central liaptis: Church, 1512 Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Church Cliuhuutii baptist EUler Springs Baptist Church.. 150 L.ebuuin Rd. FirsI Baptist Church. 119 Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church of 411amont. bprin at. 45. 1tauta Spring. First Baptist Church of D.Bary First Baptist Church of G.D5Va First Baptist Church Of * Mary First Baptist Church of Lake Moaru. First Bapuet Church of Langwuud.. Oor. Church 4. Qrajat First Baptist Church •1 Ovisdo 3'.irst .b&ptig Church Of Smi '"1t. 8pt1*gI First Shilub Mt..Iuna.ry Baptist Church. 3.102 W. 11th It. Purist City Baptist Founta.ii Ralid Baptist Church., Ovisdo .Jurdun lii.slou*J7 HajitI Church, 15:1 IV. PIrSI t. Luv. Southern Baptist Mission, Chuluota Missionary Baptist Church North ltd. Enlarprlss 21srsdouls Mission su... Oak 4111 Rd. Oslass Morp.tng Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Ian SpringI lid,, LSngWuod it. ZIOP *icsiDoa.i1 Baptist. 5195$ Ave. 2iew ii.thal Miseipuary Baptist Church, ti at. * itw Ass. New SIt. Calvary M11onary Baptist 12011 W. 11th Mt. New sa.is Psimitiv Baptist Church, iew w. ia at. i . . . FOOD FAiR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees CELERY UL.L1 PRINTING CO. INC. . People still continue to hy away from the registrar's office despite opening on Saturday. 13 registered at the courthouse and 10 at the annex in South Seminole. .Out of those, 13 were Republicans and one was an independent. .The rest w e r e Democrats. $ -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMBER _____ of Sanford Aitarnunt. Springs Westaid. Missionary Baptist Church, 416 8. Holly Ave. Zion Hop. Baptist Church, 712 Orauga Ave. C*TKOLJC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary Souls Ctbotic Church. 7111 Qu.j Li. 110015.0 Ca,thOIIC Ma.., Sportsman. Club, Chuluota St. Ann'. Catholic Church. Pershing Place. DsBary St. M&iy Magdalene Catholic Church, Maltlaud Lv.. Litiiuiunt. Springs CHRISTIAN First Cbristla Church, 1607 5. Bautord Ave. CONGREGATiONAL, Coz:gregs.tlouiiI CIirlaUuia Church 2401 Park Ave. Nurt.haid. Christian Church, 1 10:15 a atavw Dr., M-ItIind. All Salute I.plseope1. Enterpria. Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Avs. at 4th Loeii*iup Lutheran Church. Overbraok I)r., Css'alb.rry Good Shepherd United 2suu 5. UrIadu Lutheran Church of th Ziseem.r, iuz w. :sti Place Messiah Lutheran Church. American Lton Hall, I'r&ri lake, Persi Park Si. lauho. Lutheran Church, ilL 414 Bla.vl.a METHODiST ilarnett Mamori&i Methodist Church, E. LaBaly Ave., Enterprise tieeir iaks Mathudist Church Bethel A.M.K. Church, Canaan fleights Caiiselberry Community Methodist Cbrch, Hwy. 11-9: Plus; 5.i4ge ltd., Caaa.iberry Dellêry Cowuntty Methodist Church W. IsIry St. Paul's Methodist C Ii si r C b Osiesa Rd.. kiuterpris. Stafford Memorial Methodist C si r b D57 NA?AMINZ . F I rs I Church of this Nasarsas. W. 2nd j Maii. hero Park Church of th• Naaarau. (YBrien lid... Fern hark 14I1kS Mary Church of this Naw.n. P&EB1IYTEIITAJI Comwunity Pr..bytorL. Church, Im.k Mary First PrvM,yisriu.0 Church, (ba.k Lv.. & Lid bt. First Ptbyterta Church of D.bary, Utghaud Presbyteri Church of Th.. Corasasal ;77II S. OrAan.d Dr St. And.r.w Psssb$arM Church . SANFORD AThANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard IL Hodges and Staff * * Memo to residents in the Pinecrest area. Deputies crack. ing down on speeders. .How do I know. .Got stopped Friday night for going 30 mph in a 24 mph zone. .I'in not bragging either. Buddy! COBIA BOATS Produtg, Inc. Hyld SlnTy and Employees . . . WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff P * S Bulkheads for the proposed boat marina should be in this week. Bulkhead officials loading up in Jacksonville today. ____ STRICKLAND..MORRISON, INC. and Staff • C WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE 00. ___ Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Aileus A.M.E. Cbvrch. Deputies found Ted Williams' truck in of all places Marathon The n.aa1lunt sure got far on $25. - WINN DTXiF S15 and Employees I . S * Let's hope they move the zoo before the Holiday Inn comes. 11.'w will the motel officials explain to their guest.. the eerie sound heard is just the cry of the peacock. I'918 Bear Lake Road Ups.is. Community Pre5byL.rj Church. Upsals Rd.. Westminster Presbyt.,1sa c*.rch, Howell Park, itt. 416. Cs.selbssiy SEVEiJTJI DAT ADVENTIST Yor•st Zak. Sevstith-d&y Adventist Church. Mivy. 4*6, Forest City heveuth..day Adventist Church, MaltIsag Ave. Altamont. Springs Sanford Svsnth-day Adventist Church. Seventh 4. Elm OTHES CILVZ%CUES S C Take a look at the hospital waiting room-No, the decor ibn't by John Q. Public-Just a donation from the P&aulutcl faniiJy. 4 $ I. S C DefeIlbe L)epartment. offkiul Wllliiun Sheehan will be in town tomorrow, to discu plans on utilizing the NAS vroperty when the base is phased out. • C OUr. A 12th Church of God. in Christ. Ovindo Chuluota Community Church Church of God of Prophecy, 2107 Em Ave. Church of God Mmlon. Aterp,1as Church of Jesus Christ of Ltt.r Day itt.. 2111 Park Ave. Coma unity Chapel, Ahtauzotit. Springs If.set.rii Orthodvg Church.. St. John.. Chiry. sostuw Chapel, Hwy. 11-92, Fern Park Congregation Bath Israel, 15th * Magnolia First Church of Christ, bolegtist, SOlI 2nd St. Kingdom ILaU of Jehovah'. Wk.is Lake MV1)S(4. UnIt. 1102 W. TbIad St. First Psn.teoe.L&I Church of Langwoo Full Gtmpsi Tsb.ruacl. 1114 Conet,y (7&vb Mt. Olive &LvllDsu Church. Oa.k 14111 kid. (.mteeO P1U0t1e$t Assembly of God, 27th di Sanford Alli..gic. church. isui Park Ave. Sanford Gungr.gaUvzu of Jehovah'. Wit.. ss..i $14 Sao&erd Ave. This bmlv&tis* Army, 134 B. SM at. If the City Fathers wanted to cut the budget niillage Wily didn't. the.y all take a cut hi salary. • C . We had hundreds of out.oftow:! bowlers caine In over the weekend for the 'big" men's handicap play and ss:ust of them bad to stay U' Winter lark because of the lat:k cit hotel UC cuwumodatiuna lcrs. . - 'anfuth Phone 822-2611 or 425-5988 Zip Code 32771 p7.I, ,.c A ,titaris.n I LI 111L1 I( a. 1'i 11t a'.-r.:;: I I irrath VOL. 59 NO. 26 - WE ATII Elt : Sunday 88-67 ; cluiidy, W8Vfl1 $li,'ii TIlPMdIIy, RCR Li ireul shnw'r. l MONI)AY. SEPT 'fl 196(1-.MANl'OIt1), FfOR11)A AP Leased \Vire Established 1908 - - Price 5 Cents :.------ 1 A N .117,\ N, I'. U. (hi h't ) 'rrr,1,irnij Storm Inez chuirrinil South Atlatiti.' waters with, 70 rnihesper.ohir winds today ant tliu'ntvuut'd I, h,i'rcmin hit, t*!l% tOfl'S fifth hurricane, 'the %Vrnt her flurenmu suukl the storm was mrrving toward the non her,. I ,t'ewa ,ul !s loots iii tlu. t.ropknl Cnrrihnn n a nil warned mesilu'nts to L '''i' in rlosu' t.otu'h withu weathc't in formation. At. II a.t.m. EI)'I', Inez wits horatcil about )4UI miles east of L$T. : It .,wu'vi't, l'eu'hlu's tutu t bat. ;uiuIJu'l(mup, h'ru',,rhi West I rid eq, and 670 mites east-south-east of Replacement of the 40 yenrol(l $1 million each. .lolui Alexander, Si'niinuulu' I here 'always huis been a Con- Suimi .luusui, iii's.,- tutu cult' I r Osteen bridge across tlt' St. north, longitude 56.2 west. .lohns River with a modern, County commission chairman, I foully in I he St ate linad l)e highIevel span should be high pointed nut (fit' Osteen bridge is puili iiwiit, extending front one i f N I'f El) FL NI) c;inij,aun sL)pI' r .'i'flhif101t on the priority list of the next wholly In Voltisia County and adniinlstr:il tout In (lit' next, and UNITEI' NATUNS, N. V. (A1'i -- The deputy prime mm(otmnt? trachor4 participating in the drive was Inthus the financial rt'sponsilnlily I believe the Sill) will continia, ister of Muilav.sjui utku'ul all other U.N. mt'mhers today to help state administration, cated ahna rd a truck today fur dIstrIbution to This wis the opinion express of (hat political subdivision, with its eFForts it) 1)1111(1 it fleW r.'t. :u pence r(,nfc'rcqucI. of "the immediate parties" to the war in schnnh.4. Ernest. Cowley, left-, eniinohe Education bridge across the St. ,li)hns on \'ie't Nam. ccl this morning by \Vlhlard Association prP.sident is assi.sted by .Iames TatSit 115.' Peebles, in a telephone lnter " lmuakiriir in th utsinibly's general delunte, Abdul R;azak ma(ige, school courier. (See story em pai.e Ali'xuinuk'r reminded that. Sent- uilo urged Li 'Ihatut of Burma to en,ntinun' as tiN. secretaryview with The Sanford Herald. ( HCr;thii Photo) 101)11' County plans ....hen the general, haihu'ul the recent end of Indonesia's war against Ma. "This new bridge Is badly _______ ______________________ needed.'' said Peebles, ''and It new hlgh.lcvel bridge is under laysia, and welcomed Inthonesia's impending return to the United ' 4-. was the plan of this (Gov. construction to build a new Nations. -. Haydon Burns) administration approach which would extend soul hi from the span to a point to include it in the next budget ticar the junction ol SR 46 and (for the fiscal year starting Ill. (AP) A 19.year-old youth was sought July 1, 1967). Cameron Avenue. for questioning in the Valerie Percy slaying today as police Peebles indicated lie would beefed Peebbes estimated a new highup their forces for a long investigation. level span would cost In excess continue his efforts to bring The investigation "is going to take a long time," said of $1 million, adding that 11 new about a new high-level bridge Kemiilwortb I'ohice Chief Robert M. Daley. lie said state troop. bridges have been built in this (rat her than a draw bridge) era I'm! joined his 11-man force trying to track down the slayer over the St. Johns River, "along area during the last two years 7 ILLAItD PEEBLES I't.rcy, 21, daughter of Charles Ii. Percy, GOP nominee The Department of the Air Farce Civilian Awhrd with a lot of other needed pro of Miss and all have cost in excess of for the U. S. Senate from Illinois. for Valor has been presented posthumously to Dr. Donjects, such as four-Inning SR 46 aid H. Fhiries, a winter resident of this area since boyfrom 1-4 to Lake County (right. hood. of.vay Is being acquired now), l)ONG HA, South Vint Nan: (.'..P) - American officers be. Dr. Flames, a res'arch psychologist assigned to the new roads to Florida Tech Unilievi' four-nation blocking force is the heat way to stop Cornversity. etc." if he should conAerospace Medical Rcs€acch LahoraWriea at Wrighttinue as a Road Board member munist troop infiltration across the demilitarized zone into Patterton AFB, Ohio, was killed Soutui iet Nani. under the next administration. Slay in an .iirpl.ine Etarold Brown, and .i citation. U. S. sources say the idea is being considered on the highThe latter statement was siJned by President Lyndon 3. crash in Ethiopia. . prompted by an Inquiry whether eat /tn:erkan levels hut the three other governments must also tin recent years Dr. flames Johnson, were presented to Dr. lie had been approached by the approve. I(aine I-year-ald ion, Donald - - has maintained .z mobile home David f1aine', at the family Republican candidate for govresidence at the S. B. (Jinu lOIfl(! fl 'mEt. Holly, N. .1. ernor, Claude Kirk, to continue The circus is coming to town. ROME (AP) Pope Paul VI, observing his 69th birthday Cro'e fishing camp on the St. as a Road Board in e m b e r King Brothers Three Ring Circus is scheduled to should Kirk be elected. Peebles with a normal 18.hour working schedule, today urged 1,20i) JOhnS River at SR iti. m present two performances, at 4 and 8 p.m. Oct. 14 at said there had been "an am- Roman Catholic theologians opening a week-long international the American Legion fairgrounds, under the sponsor- biguous" statement to the p:'ess congress in Rome to debate freely but to respect each other's The crash in which Dr. ship of the emino) -. Cot Flames lost his life occurred imane Society. to that effect but he had not tipufliolis. Proceeds of th. circus go to t'xpand and fi- been approached. lie a(I(iedl he The pontiff also asked the theological experts to "show the during a training flight out of nance the county animal shelter "would be interested, naturally, way to avoid errors" in interpreting Ecumenical Council doe- Dire Dawa in east-central Ethiand Humane Society activities, because I have become ac- trin's modernizing the Church, In a letter to the meeting, he opia. Fi was flying as in ot,"Tile spectacular perform. cjuninted with the road needs in told the theologians to "infuse their debate with charity to pre- server during a practice mission. The pilot of the plane, Li. ances of trained animals and the district these last two years vent sharp conflict." and I would like to carry out Menassie Gathahum, of the Impeople will provide thrilling en. the planning to a successful perial Ethiopian Ar Force, also tertninnlcnt for children and minutlon.'' .Vll )1 nil ;iiit 'lie tiestlufls PERRY (UP!) - The Florida Voters I.:gue, a Nero was killed. The matter of a new Osteen political group, was on record today with what most politio adults for the benefit of the One of the first :o 'each :l:e of cre:uon of tire districts in homeless animals at the shel- bridge will Lw discussed at a considered was no e'uijorsemt'nt of Robert King High for gov. crash waj Dana Rotundo. of e- Forest 1:ly and South Seminole at Jim crnor alit! Ellis Rubin for attorney general. neva, serving then as a medic ; County ic ncluded oU tile ballot ter," President Arthur Wheat. meeting Tuesday I0I1 Spencer's restaurant of Pechies The backing for the Republican candidate for attorney get:in the U S. Army and now at- for the ..eriera1 elections in No. icy explained. with Seminole and Volusia Coun. cml against incumbent Earl Fairc!oth came as a surprise, Qualified Longwood residents tending Stetson University. He ven:ber This Is the 47th season of the ty commissioners, the mayors of is a brother of Patrolman Mike 'rhis puz&Ie will be resolved should be given first opportun The league has not in the past leaned toward Republicans, King Brothers Circus, which Is Sanford afl(1 New Smyrna Beach, Rotundo, of the Sanford police by the County Coni:nission at ity to accept. or reject employ under the same ownership as representatives of the New force. it meeting scheduled for meat by the city and job open. the Clyde Beatty Circus. Smyrna Beach and Seminole Dr. Haine and Dana Rotun- am. 'rueday jt the court NOIITIERIDGE, Calif. (UI'!) America's efforts in space ings should be filled by appointSprouting like magic mush' County Chambers of Commerce mire contributing greatly to the establishment of enduring peace. do were serving with a mobile huu.su. ment of the mayor with con- rooms on the fairgrounds, the and Douglas Stenstrom, chair- Vice I'r('sldent IIub,u'rt Humphrey aaicj today, training team in Etluopia out of Whim 4ruul,s orkrng in the of (lie long range plannuig big top city will be raised over firmation by the council, Adulrtssimig students atiti faculty at San Fernando \'alley the Special Air 'mYarfare Center, two :ircas were unable to obtain performance comumlttet' 1)1 the' Sctiilnok' This is the position taken I)), three standard the necessary signatures of i5 State Colk'gtu, Humphrey said peace was ait "earthly benefit" Eglut AFB, 1"Ia. of Jessup Street rings and the hippodrome track. Chamber? colteetuig Dr. Flaines was per cent of the r iatu.'rt,i free. overshadow all other of tutu U.S. space effort which may in time Donald Brooks Aerlalists, clowns, acrobats, and folkholders on petitions requesting formation on custoziI bene'fits. and a group of citizens who are tumblers, wire walkers jug. ways which are critical in the the 'piestions be placed on the circulating a petition requestsuccess or failure of the U. S. . ballot n tUne to have them cccthat these provisions be ln glers and trapeze artists and itundretis of police anti soldiers were military id:.ers teaching task tilled by the .supervior of chicciuded in an ordinance In order other circus performers will be TOKYo (Al') Uon, the matter was left in the that "only the elected repro. joined by talented elephants, pressed into distaster duty today to clean U the debris, restore with foreign uatiunals. dogs. Award for Valor, smgucd hands of the county i.'OIflflU3'('he sentatives of the people of the horses and communications and dig out the dcaj front the worst typhoon Doors will open one hour beby Secretary of the Air Force simm. city will run the city." to hit Japan II: seven years. ______________________________ The petition which only free- fore each show time, with ad'i'yphooit Ida smashed into the heartland of Japan, the Tokyo I --------under the holders are being requested to vance ticket sales ittiti Mt. Fuji area, eum-ly Sunday while Typhoon Ileku wa still sign will be submitted to coun sp0orsMp of the Humane So beating suuthuz-n Japami with Less ferocity. cii Oct. 6. It urges the board clety, Wheatley concluded. to pass, adopt, promulgate Adopt lou of the midget, tax ad enforce" the requirement \vAsluN(;T0N (Al') Ceturge I'). %Vc.unds, 'mVorld Bank rates and salary hikes are that "all officers and employcs three of the eight ordinamiet's prt'siultunt, said today that ntiu'Comnuunist nations fiicc a crucial of the city nut elected by the listed mm tonight' 8 p. rn meeting fiuumtueitil ,muii in t'fforts to help Utttlt't'dt''4'elopctl countries. qualified voters be appointed by lieu (alit a jcuimit mnetuting of the international Monutut-y Fund a gen(Ia of time city corn iii issiaii. the mayor and confirmed by Others Include iippi'opriutlons, auth (hit World Ilunk thit the bank's two affiliates arc running the council. ii vacancies occur new refuse rates, non-resident low on (units, ih, stulit (hi, batik itself is feeling the pinch of tight they should be published by use of the sanitary landfill, z.e .iuunty and high imite'rt'st rates In the ituttustriat countries. posting at the city hull and two visIofl of the sigh tdliiamteu Umi(i other conspicuous places withzoning Om'(liIlL*flL'C ehlaligt's. in the municipality and filled by NEW YORK (1 Pt ) -- (e'nettuL Etcetsic ('o. workers at-vund A l)rt'tlt'ultatIOfl by Kenneth qualified voters IF possihik. tutu eimuuitvy rejet'tttt the t'otui'ahiy's aecciud coz:traet offer In 51 clntosli of tutu city ht'autifiIt further urges If vacancies wi'ehu'nd voting, it was i-iuporteti today, optumuing the doe:' for a ('UI tim coni mit Ictu, pus t poiittI ('ilhiliot be filled by qunlif ted 1,chmItu attiku t$utuiiiuy by 111,000 workers. (rain lust meetIng hteuiisti of voters, (lie j)OsItIOuiS be ad ho eq un hiza I iou lmeu ring, is vertised In (lie newspaper and srllcdimkil (ii be heard tonight. upl)hiratlons be acccpt.cd Irma l'I'L'TSLIIJILG It (LI I'L) Veatinghuouat' Electric' Corp. today MvIntosh Is expected to ask the other than qualified voters. auhimnittiud 110W wage i'eiutract proposals to four major unions city to purchase the triangle Property at (liii Imuterseetlim of with which It 1* bargaining natiomustly. 'l'ha jumoposmuha, which i.ruvudu for a 4 per cent increase In I"renchi Avenue amid Summsinoltm Area deaths .............................. wages uloiutm iii uiut'tu year of us three-year eumutruset, Were cmliliuultuvumd I a r hwautiticution Bridge...................................... 12 (ii thitie whstt'h (leniutal Electric Cu. aul'.ttlttucI to muons hUt. IltImiloacs. Classified ads .......................... 13 tty Manager W. E. Knowles Sept. 21) auth which w ctit voted on by tinluit luc'aLs Sututhiuy. Comics ................................ 10-11 is expected to present a revised Crossword jiuzzte .................... 11 budget, siashicil by $80,600 us a Dear Abby ........................... 12 I'A( .l t'EN'I'Eht, lioustomi, I'ex. (Al') -. GeminI 11 spisce'ie'uit of two asillagus cuts by I'dItcirial page ..................... 10 the cIty I'01114 'sisslini ha at week- wulit'r IC it'tussil (lundoit u ovualuti today ho was "tiged amid had a 1tit.esLbinient ................. 11.12 taking (HIC imilhi haiti general j)m'etty high heart mute" uViOl before hue kit the spucc'shlp tim JIoiocoyu: ............................... 12 vnsneri and imist., troimi 11111)1 Ia ke, his nliiiltuiivtl stm'uhl iii oil'lt. Sodety ................................. b-li be'I'Vlt't'. A nil, hiu st.I, what. liii I hiuuigh( wI)tiht tai a 'JU-sut'untt task Sports...................................... 4.5 New bisdgel tol at expected of tying (hiusilust 11 to an Agemsa with a lUO4uot cuid tursiud out 11 to tic $1.4 millIon. Lu be "a mcii umucustul task of ubout 3(1 zuisiutvc" - -- ', New Osteen Bridge 4 _ - , - r ,' . * * * * • . - - . . . . ,., -' Posthumous Citation * * * * Resident Gets Aw a r d F o r V alor Area - A ii * * * * Oct. 14 Is The Date Memo To Boys, Girls CI r CU S I$ COIT1 I fl 9 * * - County Ponders Fire District Longwood Faces * * * Hassle Over Puzzle Tuesday - City Jobs * * * . - - I Sanford Board * * * * - Sets Busy I - Agenda Tonight - - - * * * * - * * * * * * * * -- - Herald Index * * * * ii ,. I P -.---. * * * 'k "I'h. I lI anti is far T ,t f tnte huvers are interenrt in the oroperties for n'.'tmefs. 'We are keepin onr fingers crossed that. he ren4 .vuitin. nra," fenstrruni 'ontinus'tf. d. ,_•d 'i * * * FIRST PRESS !.1 rnne hnsines is "heavier anticipated with huyrs interete4 In three to 24) tirr4." rut nerene are h.in recorded to persons from as far r:hm north .- BOL.T CROSS The Rev LerOy D. Sopor, R.otor Holy Communion -- 7:30 a.. a. Family Service _.. 9:00 a. a. Morning Prayer .... 13:00 a.. a. (Excopt let Sunday-Holy Corn- .. 4h SPUI i11L 5_YLs sJVIU uIFi UWI V LU titles ort new home. tUfl frm ' to '4 per rent. tensfrom alto stated the ac'. S FOR TUE STTISTlCAL llNl1ED Athletic supple. nients at. the schools are very mt resti ag: The head football conch at Seminole, ilnek letts gct.s $800 for coaching football and golf; Athletic l)irector Ralph Stumpf gets $i00; Dick Villinms, $00; (ry l3oyles, $400. Sanford .1:mior Uigh-Dan Pelham, $7; Don Carter, $100; .lohn Xnnoski, $100 and Charles Xoke. $100. 1XMAN-Richand Copelnnd, $550; Jerry Smith, $500; Tom .lciyce, $250. CROOMS-T. C. licilt, $(300; Lamar Richarsson, $7t10; Roy Gaines, $500. OVIEDO-flerman Lofton-. $0Q, Carson Coleman, $0Q. SOUTH SEMIXOI.E-J o Ii n NeXamara, $450; David Miller, $450 and Herbert Drieding, $200. ____ ." * * * $ ..,tIIIL,Y un"i for Navy petaonnel. it'?!mu tire up sun at the same fl,,,r' r'iv)ltnns tire nniiotis tv, ;uutrv'imnse homes befn vnrtitevl by Navy unrsnnel bectiuiø of tow interest rate ((tOrn ti i to r, I/I per rent) nun these hr inn's, ha revealed. Interest. C S FIRST CHURCH Episcopal IJVII%IIIUIV dOt'5t3t the lii"nl hoard pay those lunchroom workers a decent living wage? or PROPRECT .....) . 1050 a.. a. )orn1ng WorshIp Evsning Worship - 720 P. in Youth s.rv. (Sun.) 5:00 P. . '4 N1THODIT CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ais. Rev. Charles 0. Bennilt 3502 Elm Avenue Webb _._. Psato SUfldiy School ...._ a. TO. Wrsht Sarviop 10:45 a. TO. 1 'isflstic S.v. . 7:30 2. TO. Bib). Study _.._______ 7 . TO. '. CDT. 37th and E1U8 Wilder £. Sunday School - 2:45 a- TO. Southern Methodist l)lSflFl Nobody si4ed me bnt, If Scmmob Uigh athletic reeeipt totaled $1,72t lnt cnr certainly icy (011141 affonl $40 for for a standby }'riday night.. C Wednesday: PINECI1.EST 4 . CHURCH 01 GOD .. ... .: . i tr ______ 4 11' l.RR' Methodist a- a. Morntn Wrahtp 1:00 a. m. Iivnr.Ut4)e Sarv. ._. 700 p. in. Family ?ifltht S*tkS T. P. S. Wad. - 710 . . -. : -_ t B. A1fd . . 1512 P'ZSOOh £ws. .- .- 1 Evsnln, Worship - 7:4Z p. TO. ?silowshlp (Toss.) 510 p. TO. (Wed) Servies - 7:20 p. TO. . . . . .: . :• . Cm7RCH OP (POD 22nd & : . . Old O,.ndo Rd. at Rsstsr Lv.. B. Hamilton Griffin - Pastor sunay scaooi - •:u a. a. Worship _. ii:oo a- a. Training Union - 5:20 p. a. -. :. . . :.. EI.DER SPRINGS RA1'TIST . .. •.... . 5 ______ _______________________ .. . '"• 1 Church of God nr tier rent anti At,,,at. lmqI. iit'ss was ihutibto that cut hum. 4c'pteinhurr Is tc'nuIt'ir wilt, f fun pwn tti I tc'titl." f4teiistrcutti ep1niiue'I time new Iumisinc'ss is from Rr.DI) p"v tnnf. rivilinti. With the I'll A unit VA ru'ruaIu,ut to I,,suiti' tuiturt - Ilnalnesa duihig Ihi' first pntt tif tho year ".triippc'il nrc rim. simlrrnbly," !41.c'nsttnni saul, "lint. Iii'. In Mar we fnunui hubimuil tug pumped ittlit the lnssiur'q nuil Juno showed a entiiulc't .'hnnge'uvc'r In the menu." ".hui. by's bushic'q eru'e.Icul June's by - - .- - . - !,. 4.6 , , , I- - -p _ ,:' - - -, - P. - c, . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 23, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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/6c94a267d4b37eb87dbf43470fa7f3b0.pdf a35de31ae957f9ff7e0612d0c3421fc6 PDF Text Text I, - • '_.-_a•_t• • •q - _______ _________________ Put Up Or Shut Up rrt JIIU -- T H . b . • stathta, which allows the tax payer to "put up or shut up," )p called upon enunthe ow. asjessor to sell certain puperty at their pri ce or re dues the aaaesmnent, rJdr the act, any taxpayer who has protested his asses'ment by appearing befam the Two Seminole •county t1XT'SLYws have challenged in 31 roving they feel th eir 1S!'ty*5 assessed too high. Wb.Ur this true remains to be afr to Tn ____ *1 .4 V Gordon Frederick. Taktna advantage of a 146B Act, Charter 19.%" di Board of Equalization, and who • -. ' ProperW is dissatisfied with the Wsrd's action, can challenge the sPss 1thmoot value f In 1() invs after the decision of the Board of EqnsclizHtinYi. pius sxpavrir, in effect, states what he believes to he the fair value of the property and all- Rft4!r )w1n d, an vertisNi, be sold at this figure then the nietit must be lowered. If * hid equal to or grefitlir than the value set by the tsrpayer Is received iOT 1W ThUS* follow through and poll at that price, according to Frederick. at $14,R5fl, and the owner has authrn1ued Its sale at $9,500. On surnthor parcel essmeflt is 1I,U11O, 'cud the the owner authorwed sale at thoyiv&p it#; fgyklr at not ln? thnn that amount. If thr property, In this cave the nwm.Is proportv wait assessed by the tav mwpmor be has to deposit an amoubt mnal to 10 per cent. Assessment uted the sale of the property I, i Sept. 12 at the main entrance to the Semin ole Onuntv CCourthouse. houso. One thing about the new'proceduro, it enables the landowner to take some action stid assetes him of results either by way of his VShi and pay certain filing fees. Sale of the property is on a cnsh basis hut the new set. spe. provides the 29 (t i''Tit With the balance plus interest. at ri per cent 'paid over five, years Is to be considered ensh. When the owner mithnrl7es and directs the sale h' the twx County OK of a .tale or R reduced asitpF11ment, rredeiiek- stilted. The tax collortor has; -le-hed. $ S et.! go to "ie -Pt7eesr N&XWA;w79 1 46k * / _____ SI ______ * Fill ? xt 0 * .W :* at . bt i . .. •r v . ' .1 • • • . 1 ,1fr S - • •• ' tIDO Dewey D. Lea. an303 Cierma Re. $100 G.es. WIlls lUlCkres Blvd. Lea.bur, Pie. 1007ISi Ave. N. s,. Fe.. $100 A. Nester 3l2Isaaafl St. Aáeriia, Re. $100 F.T.R.INuip 1130e.dlum Rocks Rd. Las. PhL $100 1 $100 J. F Howat Sanford iloal Viwks on SR 416 at. Ostiwi III-hige, was hlovn Inti the CtfltC' of the high wa by a tornado at about l':30 p.m. this aft Cl' OOfl,flthe sheriff's 1)e Ii PaEtfllPflt. report ed The Herald. Sanford float. \Vork reported mt cr that s shed was blown onto tin highway and d i'oppei over a passing ant omo bile, flying glass eut1tn who wet-( the removed to Seminoli Memorial 1 lospi t al occupants, . 1405D.Sei.Ave. Tampa, Fe.. $100 Mrs. Henry Leq.eer 1100Bakam. Dr. Orkmdo, Re. Clark W.Woelf 4003locIte,fejler Sereast. Re. $100 These are just a few of the hundreds of happy cash winners during the 17th week of our "Let's Go To The Races" game. Many more winners names are posted at your favorite Publix! NEWS AU YOU DO I • t nal ing . winning numbers on your cud with the winnin; umbers posted at PLIBUX oath Monday. Fore,ctra fun, check your cardsathome while you wafth the color TV show. Now cards and newraces every week. Join the fun. Gt your card ody at PUUX, whom shop ping isapleuurel 4 tra we II SW $ ens . -. • . remsum Sag . I P !11sca rune Juice can SAVE 5cY White 2- AS th 2 Scoffies a 2 • SAVE 4c!LuckyLecf Apple Sauce pla Sin the pkgs. 49C. .. Con .. . • __ ' 50 25c : hit, 12 a&. .kg. ••• 00 4 limit der C 29' • Iwho i She #Ahuft di • * ---- -- - - -•- World News In Brief foosi. MOW t -,V UP I vulo Geldtamp and saacaau - brig acre • •• • P%p JIUV4 Hash f im Wed. AWN. - fur cock • • • • S CASTI.EILUY NOT DOG SWIMS ragmu" PURE SIM MAMM able 590 I •1. •• •- -.-------.- • j( -. • .' : limit 2 please I to Sao s% slo 1ipW '. i * . . . . '' "4 ' - . * • . - s , . ' Chii'ysit'r fi SALADA TEA $A HOUM Cam •- -- It MON., TUES.. WtD., SAT.: lz30.7: THURS.. MO. 8:30-.aO Saenola Plaza5 Cas . , MOld. . I . W. nSta WISHBONE ITAUAN DRESSING 60. 39# 0 REAL KILL BUG BOMB 20 ea. S Nobody uskIll me but we were shocked by the story in yes. trday's hlciald ubout shortage of MDs. 'I'hut there may be but that's no excuse for any kid goilig without proper medical service. We still have a twaitli department (on 17-92 and Ninth St.) (anyway It was there three Years ago)). They have special deteetlo:: clinics for eye diseases, 'I'll. The- Unit is iiot in competition with uiiy MI) so tuke a.Jvunt4:gt or it. - - 674 cam * •*_• • SI - -* $1 it I Market Up Stock NEW YORK (IJPJ) pricas Inched higher In the first hour of trading today but selling pressure appealed to be building. Trading wua moderate. - T' .ur- . ' .5' • , run * Rejects Bid - , Faith Moves Westward ' '- W hat The County Did est. ' O or j City Okays $8 ,000 Costs Marina---New Materials I Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17.92 and Onora Dr. Sanford I - waie - What The City Did WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! g United . * someone can 19 Rua CHIU The • Mrs. 'I. • * '9 -- . , I - Gets Final Approval . • ,' Not Final Word I Fye -. . . at • . said C #303 EXTlt1 a - ;o-,jl1ht1e * .. itIqIuire, . been • • * a lim4pital today after iufAl'ictlY defined and that boundaries an(] tile boundurie?i Road nortli tij SR 1:'),;; ap( Iounty Commi.i.sioner LawrPnee swofford cast tilt! to The end of the Paints hotel. by the city btilidilig Official Ile apparent heart itproved if new agreement with S * 0 housing owners in violation of the code be allowed to of neighboring cities." in was listed in 'fair o n ly negative vote against the hospital and county ferint tack. ETc wilfare department to $tLIJ)i(l, "Ike ridiculous sitthe share of part of the appropriation hut, voted in favor tnnitLtio.' Coppoilno, accused No more Woodruff Building. come before the city commission, Hitting HS at board untion exists (where a mu- elude expenditure of funds for * 0 of review, if protests are to be made. of the school board appropriation. in a 'ensational double murder Art Harris of the Z and PC suggested that the niripality can annex non-con- hotisekieping care for depend(Complete details in tomorrow's Herald.) New Sewage Treatment plant, in New Jersey and Florida, S * commission also cut the maximum amperes required tiguous properties and then ent children and temporary otrnd of 'sharp pains" make the annexation contigu- placement of retarded and diito 150, Instead of .200. Seminole Junior College. in his cell it. Sarasota County 4 * In a rcond motion comiiiissioners requested that ous by annexing state roads) turhed children In addition to jail ihortly after midnight, a bianie care; adopted a Curly Dunn still fighting - the code not be enforced until the city approves an ac- that circumvents the letter of foster tall :urse joint resolution (with the City this time against Casseiberry's cepted program, City Attorney W. C. Hutchison was the law." County Attorney If a r o I d of Sanford and the Seminole "leap frog" annexation across instructed to draw an ordinance setting tip the new Jo zeoted at Dunn's re. Co u nty Chambe r of Corr) housing code as part of city regulations. Highway 17-9. DE.raorr P) * . .thto 1.Vor!erm Union given every a Sanford Plaza and the big Bud 4et of the Port Authority 4 ineei' af i4),sJIli) LOst cr::iLure, indication :t in not taking is 11. new Penney's store. usa! tile! 131g Three .tutniniikers' 1 S S for 78,82 for the fiscal year of' fIctt:ri,i, fficm 'qiLlpIlli!flt, ri'jeeuon of "untract fpe!fllni .i' wai given final "P- )')O. Growth in Seminole Plaza LIOOStS to ikilleil IVC U prov ii by the county commisEnciudeit tn .he 'milmiget. is mland the new Montgomery Ward Request by First Methodist I " General Motors. Ford .. sion following public hearing ministration COSt-i 4, 7Ml) store going up. Church for city condemnation ,tpprehenscve and thii :nornia4. 4 0 port c,I:nln:$tratsju S5iII and demolition of a church'1 e' :IIII?. aitu t111911 1'1lf Oil IS re- iccr't.ary inihtage uthormty Port . t III. Bar new plants of Suuford' owned building at 421 Magnolia 1ft67 ::male'!s, .1espIt labor conataini time sanie a la - i t year at Office cx 'oi'5 cmiii cmi;:11i Avenue was denied, Monday, on automobile deale rs. hacti until Se:teinber il 4 S total I i.:)s misltiiluitg smtv,, rthe premise that ''the city is :e't itar. ornis the tisin,C j4)l) 'tiLt'S .1, Capital outlay After Three 'teals It Wasn't not In the demolition business." the budget f part o iargest .ai: fl,iii',tnm,. Ill,! Rev. Robert Jenkins had re So Hot SeeingjeqUisitiot) art'! )i)llst4 Site $i;t,04JO. quested the condemnation and lO: affe'. 4IiIi,l1f So ninny vacant stores on anti e'flarchitects rrepa:atiOfl. LI I IU.t() IAll, Jr. .'l.irttu demolition. Inspection sv a $ .:it iris! i)aJ: postage 511)11 Fir€t Street. * 0 rejected ;t ..utliii' King Jr. lus zitade by the city building of ;iccounta::t. tis•tumi :uit '52.1 11)1): ficial and th e fire department, 7a) . teirh)hsIIt(. '( till): nlI"i!I m,mlistSt (II (.IIICI!I .1 IItOICtI (I) Jim Pigott's goodbye. 5 * 0 with both concurring and rec. iuhurimii (,icuro, and aitlier civil '( ICI)$e .52,304) ' 111d ommending demolition. rights li'sitier tuve announced i:582. Not seeing Hank Tanim at to deny was made by UL•W (IelImuI)str:tLions In .upport City flail. Commissioner Joe Baker who • S S u a:eil IIiu.'cing such an action was interThe latest on the branch of Tropical MIAME (APi fering In private enterprise and the grapevine is that the Capri staIrLil Faith rno'.ed slowly west by Commissioner will again be entering the local seconded ard today. ateornpanied by Earl Higginbotham added who group of bistros? rough seas and winds of nearthat "this is not In keeping hurricane force with our usual procedure." (ESTI the weather is k \citi's ["us' Port. Already (the job isn't finisha mu. (EST tth n'it ed yet) the friends of The Herh'reau at San Juan, P. R., said Lions: (Jivis Up ["ight CASH STOLEN ald from DeHury, Enterprise the $torn. si.th of the eason, ' )i' L)epeiiiient (.'hIIdrt Edna Norman, 503 Wiley eioueoe committee b egan mangpans ot Ctt1lt4itCd to be near lati and Deltona are telling US how Avenue, reported this morning Iapt.. Sw;insuu (.'om me,idiui motorcade to be taken by Democratic gubernatorial nominee Robert King tutie 13.3 no rth. longitude 37.j much more attractive our land- to the Sheriff's Department that High during his visit to Seminole County \'ednesdav. August 31. Shown about 2.000 miles east scaping has made their apbroke into her home \Villianis. John studying a county map are southeast of San Juan and 804) prach from the north. and stole an undetermined Seminole chairTuck, South Kader, county campaign chairman; Italian S 0 miles est of the Cape Verde amount of cash belonging to her man and Rep. S. J. Davis, Jr., advertising chairman. See story on Page 2. islai'ds. Good to see Altamonte and her mother, Springs lnatkinLr pla n s for a park. in that fast growing se1 Lim: there just won't be for long very tituch opel: spare large enough to do what they hope for in their benutifk'atlon and Pushing For New Zoo recreation progru,ns. Says 'No' To Church -- - Sa nf ord Says Okay Code H ' (Ejipi,., W.d. Alto. 25, lH) / Ici'rrtt .'T. Dlrks.'n ,, With 3 3 Percent Increase i Taxes - 2.: 0 1* 03 n5tamps 11__~ I own Walk RA EXTRA - H it . C b'lOURSr Is a h the • 3 Swift's Corned SAVE Ternow Owes Lody Meat Loaf 984 pr.'l: iilivI to , 2 ' 29c 25C Pork & Beans. 2 : 41.! nice " , SAVE ScI Vow Comp won ;1 1,0. * ' Bleach orn.. . IP nh I pa lit y * ' PUREX SUPER SAVE 6c!FbPFruit l"9111 D111111 has led opposition to Business-City SàVE1Oc!FP Holloway Hou", traction. County R - .' * No Demolition I 499' Cs. il, - Port Authority Budget SAVE 36c ON TWO! SAVE 17c! Grope Dusk ME10cIliv,E,.5.wb,,,y but LARRY VERlIl1 NOTES FROM A I'IWItRAI, SONProdigal Son (The youth in the parable (Luke XV:11- )), who, after wasting his substance in riotous living, i eturned repentant to his f.t her's home and was received with compassion and joy.) • half Fromm .••.•• . • ..... tile lane . gal. S C , -...-limit l please with other piarch.as,.f$3.00 MlsuutsM.WC.ec.Ptse.is • _.__.-•-•-_•--4------__ Last year $ 17,000 Was nppi'upi'inted as the first Phone 322-261 1 or I2.593 Zip (,'ode 32771 in('remeflt of it total estimated cost of $85,00() to $70 0 WIA1111U : Mn(lay 90-71. rain .67 inch: wet. and warm then Wednesd ny. 000. This iminey hns not. yet been used and the se.'o,itl In the htiilgi'I. -to be set. m*kk of $'20,00() is increent m . PIri' 1 onntti Mc Wire Al' l,c'a'tI f';t.nt,Ikhdi90-TI* UU)AY, At UST2 .l AN Ii'()1f),I'lORIf)A Vol,. ro NO. study for uiext Year. now oli(ler u Commissioner W. Vincent. Roberts su't'sted 111111 m e eoninilsslnn borrow tb.' rest of I he fiit(ls anil ''got sI arted tight nvay." The idea met, with the approval of those ))rvsetit.. Commissioner .Jne linker WIlS tint present and no official action couki be I 1114e11. The now zoo and gardens wIll 1 at located on the sanitary landfill area just west of I ho Ittilnal i'iiil park that hr hai' 1,'en inof- tif (qar,)rneflda t,t.fl of Captain th.' 'ha i'mksn 1 40 :'i'itle'4t a' on Hwy. 17-92 on the lakefront (hive. 'I'II(' ('(,lltrove'rsy re'gnr'li,ig 'I'" Losing Popularity Plans for the new zoo call for 14Pfl('li)tIM "natural the legnlity of the annexation finally irif ,,rrned that. the (handler W. Aw n m4rin, .ni- r .. Dept. if (.,n:m,'r',' \V',,_ .V tIl1N(;TnM Th habitat" type pens, giving the aninutis lni'ge a l'i'HM illlof certain pt-op.'it ks In Smith rffllflt.y rim At. pay the rot of rn,u,1er rf cin fortl N','a I r her li','au '41 ahl ,-'hi . ''t- Viet Nam .c'ar 5 .,octin }'rest. which to roam wit ii large pitois for iu1unt Ie aninials to I"i'rn Park and a )I1'rt ii,ti (If mt,intniniria the tm ffl( inai Station; ict 1.nhnr flay .0 n th"r t4ct,on in 'hi' •olfltV re- official holiday for county per. I he .4er'.'od liv hi' ArienItairi' (1('TtI .iohnsnn onie of itis poli. eliminate a "caged" at fliosphore. lflteI'Ml)Cl'Mi'(l niiil U.S'. 17-112 lo'em*'d at a coil on Sit 19 and U.S. I? lmtn,iicnl ic;:I )np'1llIIitv and there isnt of the ih,t.0 of he M,nnel and voted ro ccir.hnrie finparmi'nt surrounding the entire zoo urea will be it toilny with nnnuunrom:'nt by gar,lli garden filled with tt'oplt'iti Plants 1111(1 flowers. Also former ('flinty coin ill lsaiiiiic'r lva,ilit '1 Of the Iirine(ati.'n. II.' iiuielt the President 'an t1 mentioned in t'onhit't Ion with the 7.00 Is ii i(')jI'0dLR Vernon (Curly) Ihinn that he f,irt tier rrort.atl that. :ucrorcIabout :t l'7lttd' 1Ot)d1hli('ati IOU list :Lt.its a Mellon, reconstructed tion of 01(1 1"ot't, ui ti'.it 4 hy n OUI is -eiroppitisr t he matter." ing to Id euler • C 9t- Welchade Orange Juice 97' 2 Cockta Halves '49# Poiotoes.;.::::..::.;:'ow 39' C U ____ rrath li0W. 40 ' 39' •.•••••.••. frozen iJ__ I "The Nile ofAmerica" * * * * or more Sour Cream my I LB. 15 Detergent SAVE let Breskitose Lou hail * • doern produce RED MALAGA Bubble Bath 4 .iuuryspees.0 please wit), other purchases of $5.00 Grapes size I ' .. . limit 1 please with Other purchss.s of $3.00 W 10019 l * on the St. Johns River Seminole County - • more NEW ACTIVE ALL qt- 2 : SAVE bou i -- Coppolino 'Fair' SAVE 60 Mr. Bubble 12 ci g. •.. n I • eu for the increase. 49 BENNETrS Mayonnaise j - . Hb kip. ~3O3 can D g Food 3 cans MON., TUES., WED. AUG. 22-23-24 \ssa.uiurvsJ' SAVE 20c to anc leaf if - . Hills PRICES EFFECTIVE Tht II Green Beans Swift's Premium Pure 24. . argarine Stokley Shoibs (Plus 50 Laws SON Gr.ss Sisluips Witic C.vpss) aCe LI San foi d may have it 11(m. iou and I i ipic it I gn i i I.'u by next.. spring If nil tiitnffk'Iiii .IeilsIttti tP11.'liPil by four city i'onititissloners MOfl(lfly ii ltlit Is Ul )1 )) UVP( I Iii offleini M1!MMI0hl. 1 xprtssl ug an CII gerflt!Rs to "Ii ave lii.' new . tub 'gle8l gsii'dpns and tourist aLt i'n.'t Ion opeti by the 11 111 0 w'e open tim inni'lnn three eom Ill 1sMI(iflf')'M ittid Mitvor A I a. 1I91snn (IIM('IlssC(i In ifll(IhZPt. MP'1410fl Iii.' Ili, of hori'.tvi ng the tiet'essitl'y fii nils tic ''get t lii' II :1, (11 1111! the anne xiit,juii, protestetl to the vidid iititi I iIttZl( ked in Dlrfksen dismissed is "!ong State Road lh!pnrtmcnt, and court and act asidu." nod rhetoric html, tmrtrn rn In other h,uainecc of the the county cmnt,ilssion flfl(l ('OrJoh"-,on'-i Weekend rcsjonili'iI with the Attorney iiiietin. O1( hat,! jiNtrueted 1071 )fll it a';,l' ,it'rncs the rol, ii il' im rt m,nt at the ;i'n(•rim I. 0 .'r' tu'astt'ri t:ttt' ''.hrrt !" "I tn)o'I h.vhtr as it seems, i'ti''r' r''i?:!flcr.ilatjon 11;0111P 1P I1I 1 ml iii of lb., eI,ier . I),ipj,: said, ''th(! SRI) does not r*'hzii' t) l)IlIs lot' Denioerati(' anrtid. gi'nny Wail iljtrh's Which wi- re tipri'iIi1'(4t, °i'i'' or * 0 4 1 flt'l'.4 '"re Iii t To Sem i n ole Co unty prop.'-.1y tIes of state (lug On o:r,.l', rlan.I Road in tt prove if annexation 14Y a 19 per cent increa.e in a(I valol'em taxes when the .,e('nnl;)nIwing him After Three Years It Was Adoption of the 1965 Southern Standard minimum prowrLies by th e niunkipall- Engli4h E,4tate following corn- ( otinty commission approve.! the l9i4i-47 budget. The Good To Set-n code for the City of Sanford was approved by tics. They lutyc, in effect, an- ;)lniflti4 of drainage water4 Figure was million. A dream comes through on out, housig city commissioners Monday, on recommendation of the JlOUflc('(l to the municipalities i4tflflhlillg on litWiLl sin'! drive was increased t'rum I2 to lI,;() 'a' The millage lakefront. UPI tlitit the gates are wide open ways; csrn.'itn.i tb. riht .ccnsed S • Zoning and Planning Commission, 20.() per $ 1.004) a. esse(t valuation. ,ity dvvol, ~ for the remaining Commis.sioner W. Vincent Robert.s made tile motion to 1)ermit thein to annex strilm %A Ben Butler a polite captain. '.vas i'tislwd from us - jail cell * 0 OF for approval with provisions that the right of entry of state roads between their propertii's nc..ied an Wyrimre M pk9. et. tt BREAKFAST CLUB Green Beans 03 cart 5 Herman's 24., •1••SS 'I ON TWO' 20c Stokky French Style , pk9. SAVE ' $ P Flavorful ~ IL ___ Swift's Premium Sliced Bcr-B-Q 1 1 Beef or Pork .......... 8pe7 69 55 I I Smorgasbord Pak . Breakfast Link 490 I I Sausage ............... __ Tarncw'iOvaekeady 980 2112 lb. 1 1 Meat Loaf . SAVE 4c? F +t CLOG4 SWIFT'S PREMIUM QUICK FROZEN GOV'T. INSPECTED, SHIPPED, EVISC. Pidc up your "Let's Go To The Ram?' card now at PLJBLIX No P __ - '. Sanford Getting New Zoo By Spring? . - A, 41 - . tb 1 - The Day 'Curly' Gave Up lOOS Meadow Lake td. Chattanooga, Tine. $100 th J Major Tourist Attraction Pushed By City Board • $100 Mrs. Ernest Cos" $100 * 4 o,ia., Re. T.,ue. Re. $100 Mrs. Am& RáMfl $1,000 Mr. tami. Landers fl3$PrIateAve. M.ibouras. Pie. $1000 Merle P.ik ..s 2S30M.esli. Ave. Seaferd, Re. $100 Mrs. Lucy Cargill 108E1e Oi'ie,udo, Fl.. $100 * Rhee 2llS Lake ChrIs$eDr 1308 W. Tups, Re. F&L Brad u/lilt I I rIf H. it N 0$E..4*1ii Grade N. Sced. 1301 32adSt.W. $2.85 AAillion Budg et S Bulletin 61 as ... E STORY BELOW) th re .... ........... .....: * * ______ Two From Seminole Coun Chal lenge T. '- Postpones Sign Regulations Okays housing Code Okay New Materials For M iiiti Si sUIk!lintcltdI*flts'' in .s kw days to tie in.taIkd ruac'v and will tsni see sojn& new ae tc it) oil Sanford', wsttrfsoni sttet. ()1'It project and otercatitn blvut'hiei's installed by the cit City Sign i will ikimly be tilled wtthm watchci's again. Moiiity auth ('(1111 IIIISS$tIi$t'i Rules I Ready 'Y'et urised uiltcrllst'uiieut of bjds and iuihist, ut inatciiuls to ftiadhig of new city sign reg. In unswei' to questiumis from Install setter waler electric ulatluns was again postponed a herald reporter aftertime and oilier utility lineal Ili liii' lJ when Sanford City Attorney W. much tag, 11111016011 uitIaifled acre 'iiui'iiui lundlill au'a. K ti C. hlutchisosi told city 1'UiIiIilIb the piobkiiis involving i-t'writ- imialed i't)sls tt ill III' about $81'. siout'rs Monday the rules ''ale (MN) 'c tile!: ha hicin t't iasiili' lug he sign st'guiauuus. not ready yet.'' out * it the $1 iitihlR'lt Ismitel ssUc "It's a question of rtisulyiimg ''1tJt.hoisgh Jim Speait'er has funds. imlisisig to do with it, since The our I)tsllOsOl)IIY-dU we want to litaddition, City Manager W. Sanford Herald headline writer get rid of signs altogether, an' l', hnowle i'epoiIeal that ISO InsIsI, we will wi4l until Jim redue themor what? Hall the pilings lot' bulkhacatlitig of the gets hack (runs vueuliou," Hut. businesses In town are now in h)diJUijt' landfill have Lie't'ci clilson std (with tongue In violation of our present signs, voInf)letCd by the coutiaclot' cbL'e.), we have discovered. anti will be arriving by barge Regulat ons dl be open tot' the bustues.' althouh the Holiday motel rcstagrastcub-pul itisi rIot e completed hII 'aks e3Uiiicet that until latci Ut the year. In (lie iniatina and public seeM 'tel ultk'iats have estiuiatvd tiOIi of the lkt'troitt detvluptheir curk will take about six iiit'Itt PL'tlit't't iii lIt' tt,iiiplCtLd iiacnh, and wi!l probably begin Li lit January or cam!', I"eb- I this - ---.- -- - --- - - -- '- ' around the Ia:ltihI- pertleter U.S. Set ci To N F. W \,Oht AI m -seci't'tar tit I ).'tt'Iit• hiohiert l cN a nia 11,Jiiscluse'd today l'eutaguu i'iiis to accept ba' itttlitat'y tz'atuiiig in the next to IUtIIII1IS 4O,tN.i mcii ordinarily disquali' fit-if I vcaUo of education and iielt1i Ivabollai, lie said the IILInIIIt'E could Increase to IU0,utio an liii' next Draft 'Rejects' Usc-ti ear and in u'evedm.. t'ar 'the inca ccuuld wtdvro to te'tisit e training using taeittUe3 of the Itetezise Department"'the !aigt'st single tc'iii,mlt the ',',vrld lucattuua( et. has knott a --to become "tully sListaetui'y soldiers," --- -------------- -------- - .4 �- - -. - ''ç - • -- -- .4 — -' . - . . - - -. -- -- -----.------- --- --- - --- -- -- - - I . . - r -... F. Gl;r €'intfnrh rrH1h I Page 2 August 2,, 1966 i - ink es 1: Rd Ia ,% - i Tit merican S A ip Sh High Visits Here Aug. 31 Site I Announcement that Mji Mny.'ir Robert King flih, Pemoeratic gubernatorial nomi inee, will visit Seminole Cunt'on Wednesday, Aug. 31, wflç given by the county campaign committee today. I Seh?dtIIc of the day's visit for the nominee will begin with a motorcade from the SnfnrI city limits to The Sanford 1-icr. aid. The motorcade wil l begin at I 2:15 z'nd The Herald visit will 'take place from 2:30 to 8. At 3:15 town hail meeting will h held at th e eourtho,,s' with Rep. S. ,1.Dnvis .Ir, ser'. ing s moderator. The meeting is planned to give all citi7Cfls In the county an opportunity to ask High questions as has been his p.licy throughout the state. Co ffee and doughnuts wil l he serv'd. The South Seminole headquarters on U. S. 17.92 in Fern Park will he formally ope ned by Mayor High at 4:45. Harlan Tuck, South Seminole campaign chairman, is in charge n: nctMties there. The motorcade will proceed t h r ii g h Altamonte Springs, Longwoocl and Lake Mary and hack to Sanford. The nominee will ;hen take an hour's rest. A steak dinner In his honor will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. Reservations may i be made by calling the cornpaign headquarters. - Nam derchiels while they were spokesman .said. and then disen- while American pilots flew 00 American merchant bombing a mad P0 miles nor th I gaged without damage to either missions over the Communist — An ., èhlp with war supplies for the of the capital. Both sides ex. I side. North. striking at 12 storage dcLe fighting farces In Viet Nam was changed cannon fire, a U.S. The MIG encounter came pots nfld three SUffi in " blasted by a Communist mine missile sites, among other tar today and sank In the Saigon gets. 1101; Planned condemnation by River. Seven of Its American Pilots reported they et'reIy right of eminent domain and 11u crewmen were killed. damaged at least seven of the by the City of SonThe mine ripped a gaping hole oil depots and net off numerouscourt ford action to obtain a one ye. -acre plot In the port side of the vessel, the secondary explosions. Among of land In the center of the pro I 10,000-ton Baton Rouge Victory. do 1 other results. pilots claimed nosed 200 and tropical gardens and flooded the ship's engine they damaged or destroyed 27 was dropped Monday when the ew• . •. room. The ship was run aground barges. 9 bridges, 16 storage matter was settled out of court. at the river bank 20 miles east buildings and S antiaircraft th The property, owned by Mrs. of Saigon and It sank to the hotsites. The Air Farce said Thun- C. E. Rice, had been priced at torn with water up to Its main WE 1 derchiels destroyed or damaged what city nfflctnls termed "an deck th: 20 guns in one of the antiaircraft exorbitant cost" of $6,000. When Late In the day, the ship Was sites 95 miles northwest of Ha- the owner refused to come reported blocking one of the two I 5101. down on the price, commissionmain shipping lanes to Sa igon. For a third straight day. U.S. ers ordered condemnation proIn the war, the Intl ' - 1352 bombers staged two raids ceedings begun. 'U.S. milttnr' command disLi: today on South Viet Nam. One Through her attorney, Albert closed that a U.S. Marine amFl formation of the eight-engine Fitts, Mrs. Rice then offered phibious force 1,500-strong land 70 . bombers struck at a Viet Cong to reduce the price to $3,300, Ined unoppod on beaches &i sril stronghold 65 miles northwest of eluding a $300 legal fee. The miles southeast of Saigon early Sb Saigon near the Cambodian hnr• city replied they would pay the Monday. and in the 36 hours der. Another wave hit. a Viet $3.000 hut not the legal fee. CLARENCE 0. PENNY, aviation ordnanceman that followed the landings had. j Cong troop concentration 45 Mtnday the commission ye1 'ci, was presented his certificate of retirement W made no contact with the Viet miles southeast of Saigon, versed itself and agreed to pay after 25 years in the Navy by Cdr. C. L. Putnam La Cong units believed to be operatwhere a regiment of Communist the .3,300, over the objections (left), executive officer o RVAH-13. Penny, his to lug In the jungle swampland In • troops had been sighted recent- of Commissioner Earl Higginwife and family will reside in Sanford. eP the area. , ly. hnthsm who voted "no" to the (Navy Photo) (2 Another Marine force had motion. sib landed a week earlier 50 miles RICHARD P. SMITH, Sanford resident. since 1949, It was estimated that coats of aim east of Saigon. Both were ashas assumed the duties of controller of Seminole the court action would run from ho signed a blocking role In Opera. Memorial Hospital. An accountant with John Fltz$4,000 to $6,000. tion Toledo, a combined U.S.patrick, CPA, for the last eight years, Smith is a In o th er action the commis' WI Vietnamese sweep against the native of Springfield, Mass. He, his wife and seven sion raised rates for mowing of Viet Cong 5th Division. children reside at 1108 Myrtle Avenue. vacant lots to $10; flu No other major ground action _____________________________________________________________ Passed on first reading a new tlii DETROIT (UP!) — was re ported. Eight a1 city ordinance raising taxi leged crime syndicate officials fares In the air war over North Viet tha were indicted on contempt set VARTO, Turkey (AP) Ham, four U.S. Air Force P105 "The make bread for the survivors. Stars Divorced public hearing for t charges today by a grand jury Sept. 'l'hunderchlefs tangled with four whole town was destroyed In a Planes dropped fresh loaves MARTINEZ. Calif. (AT') 12 on a recommendation inVt'igattng alleged police and by !lip Zoning and Planning i MIGI7s Monda' in a four'vonne King. 45, and tatter of seconds," an elderly into villages not yet reached by Si ng political payoffs. minute aerial battle 20 miles Commission that will allow the )ensant said today reca lling the land. band leader Del Courtney. 56, north of Hanoi. Circuit Court .ludge Edward construction of supply houses in ury of Friday's earthquake in Demirel said the nation was ended their marriage Monday, S. Piggins, sitting as" The MIGs attacked the Thuna one-man I residential areas; each divorcing the other. _____________________________ grand jury, gra teful to ati countries th at PLAINVIEW, Tex, (AP) — ordered the eight Received a report that the Neither contested the action Rescuers plodded through men arrested for refusing to Witnesses said the small thundering explosion Monday mud le ft by two days of rain U) answer questions ranging from city nolice department is will- !ounty seat rocked first horizon- sent assista nce. He appealed to and both charged extreme . ing .0 raise pensior deductions night sent the roof crashing ally and then vertically, and Turks to keep up their help for cruelty% 19 A Isift the wreckage, using a truck whether they gave campaign from three to five per cent in down on 200 worshipers in the their stricken countrymen. contrihutions to political candi- order to make th2ir pension hen the re was nothing left, Church of God in Christ Falling crane to hoist big pieces of tht' dates to their age and address. All but three of the town's 70(1 Another man in Varto told of No Nobel Prize awards were tT514 actuariL sound; debris killed a woman and th o Pigins said he could not dis- fund nud huts and concrete buildings seeing water in a nearby lake, given from 1940 though 1942. M'ivecl to close both city .( , win jured 53 other persons. They found the body of Mrs. close whether the eight also C rushed down. sprayed 60 feet into the air. FORT LAUDERDALE (UT'D Twelve persons were A. Dukes, about 45 or ' refused to answer questions swimming pools after Labor wol trapped Ennis Varto was the epicenter of the One survivor sat in th e ruins Now Many Wear —Police arrested 19 Negroes for a time as a small fire broke Pampa, beneath timbers which about alleged payoffs to Detroit Day and discontinue weekend 'intent quake that killed an esti- of what had been Varto's high use after that date; Monday night following the se- out and was quickly quenched in crashed down on the rostrum polimcn. Apiroved authorization of 11rusted 3,000 persons in eastern school. He said he had been its block and frame where she was sitting. She was • Piggin previously has Indictcond Tack and battle tossing the concrete 'urkey. With More Comfort janitor. tric purchase of street li ghting madistrict president of the ed 18 Detroit policemen, th e p1estiant itlksillflP spree In a week. Store windows building, FASTtFTE, "1 was on the street," said . He poin te d to his bandaged (nofl-Kctfl I powder. holds fslNt tee'th church's women's auxiliary, sheriff and undersheriff of terials to extend white WUY Inves gators found ti no read' Motoris were smashed and three police hand and said it had saved his more tirtnlv.To eht ituti talk In rnor lights on Hwy. 17-92 from 27th CIsman Duman, 37, ts In hundreds of cars Way,c County (Detroit), an al- Street sprinkle's little' PASsou explanation. One fir em cars damaged. an "The "The gr ound shook under me. life. But, he added in tears, ,J ctinfort.onjustyour Aft. piNtes. No gumm'th to city limi ts at flocked to the church on tin' loged crime syndicate or fe'el1n. Che'cki A policeman was wounded by thought he smelled natural gas saw houses falling apart and a host my mother and two clii 1 °°' official Onora Road; "plate odor uirnturt' brea th I. Ort a sniper's bullet in the same but officials said they had de- north side of Plainview, a Vcst and hisassociate in a Detroit F4s,STErI'u t any drug COUflCO? Set a board of equalization g rent cloud of dust rose into the dren." Texas farming center. Many "greektown" restaurant, four $ mee'ing for 8 p.m. Sept. 12 In siky. 1 just couldn't understand tected no evidence of a leak. section last week. Carl t Police have attributed the bat- "The United Baptist choir was helped remove the injured. Am- labor union officers and several city hail. rhat had happened." hol( • - Negro ned," said bulanees came from at. least other persons. tie tossing to "troublemakers" singing when it hap pe The leveled town was jol ted pin, I and claimed again today that Elder Henry Jackson, 32. "The five other towns. londay night as see mingly end the disturbances have nothing lights went out., then th ere was Doctors kept 28 of the injured Is as tremors continued to ripple H to do with race relations. - a explosion that blew the floor in hospitals overnight. Uie area. the A falling beam pinned David -out of O ne th , of th e 19 was turned e bu il ding aiir .d then The tre mor, descri be d by an ace Lewis of Lubbock and his wife, OVID 10 juvenile authorities and top caved in. riterior Ministry official as higl 4.quite strong," caused no the other 18 arrested Monday "It blew me up In the ceiling, who were sitting near the back had NEW YORK (AP) — Vice night — mostly teen-agers — then I fell back in the chair of the church. eaths or injuries. The All interested citizens are in. President Hubert H. Humphrey' d Pre mier Suleyman Demirel spent the night in city jail on where I had been sitting and Lewis said many persons caped beca use the toppling roof vited to join the civic clubs of took a look around the New stimated in a radio address to temporary bonds of $1,000 each turned over backwards." .J ano an charges of disturbing the Mrs. E. N. Givens, wife of the loged about five feet above the Sanford at a jointly-sponsored York Stock Exchange Monday. ie nation that 2,000 had perluncheon at the Civic Center He apparently was interested in shed In the four province disas— peace by loitering, pastor of the Negro congregst- floor on the front side. he saw because he stayed t.ion, said a capacity crowd of The blast occured about 9:50 Monday honoring Capt. Chand- what tA r regions. 1 14 icr Swanson, commanding of- three hours. e 200 or more filled the church for P.m. during a song ending tillGove rn ment officials moved fleer of Sanford Naval Air Sta- Humphrey's visit was unan,;, tc provide housing for homeless an all-musical service opening service, lion, and Capt. Herbert N. nounced and described as a pereasanta before the early winter week-long revival, and there Houck. who will relieve Capt. sonl and unofficial call on Wale: its in. were os in the choir loft alone. D Swanson on Aug. 31. ter Frank, chairman of the cxBusiness Briefs Thousands were sleeping in The Rev. Mr. Givens, hurled _____________________ bou -t Reservations must he in by change. and Keith Funaton, Its ti se open. Cool wea ther usually across the church and against a kite noon Friday and may be 01)- president. egins here in August. Demirel wall, was injured. His wile inl l if the tamed, along with further in• The vice president talked with b romised all effor ts to provide Au gone next door shortly before TALLAHASSEE (AP I tier' fnrni.:tlon, by telephoning th e employes and watched transac511 ew housing before cold grips. 8.464-acrt proposed park site in the blast. for Sernumlt' County Chamber of tions on the exchange floor. ie mountainous region. He said central Fiuridii received a lukeCommerce. _________________________________ 51 3,000 families would have to be i warm reception from the state A. I)oiinld 'lI'ubor f 1 4 holly settled. Avenue. Sanford, has qualified Monday. and area leaders went The Turkish army moved moaway disappoin te d. us a member of the 1906 Star lie bakeries Into the area to I Cypress Gardens' owner 1)10k Club of New York Lift' InsurPope of Winter Haven said anct. Company. Only two persons of more state may be missing its greatTht. Star Club is composed of i4, I The shark Is no coward. in est chance ever to develop a than 200 who drove through New TorI; Life's outstanding r fact it is one of the few erasmajor park In the booming area, the road block set up by the agents and is bused upon 11405!- ~ tures left to nature that will The land, referred to as the Florida Highway Patrol in tit; sule records, according to at ta ck a man without provocaCARMEL HUNTER r "keen tract," ca rries $1.67 Cussulberry Friday evening .losepb J. Gurtis of m• cornI I It I million price tag—$197.50 per were found to have improper puny's Orlando general office. -rd has been received here tion. leot Now, with man in search for . of the dea th of Mrs. Carmel acre. It lies in the southeast driver's licenses. As a member of tuit' hUll' Hunter in High: Point, N. c., stew food for a hungry world, corner of Polk County, borderThe road block was one of Club, Tuhoi- has qualified W as marine biologists and oceanogmy Ing on the Kissimmee River. a series in Seminole County tend this year's educational Monday. Mr. Hunter is survived by raphers in Florida are sizing Luke Kissimmee, Tiger Lake, in the current- license check conference August who 1_I her husband, Duvui Hunter Sr., up th e shark for the plate. Tiger Creek and U.S. g, being conducted throughout tiut' hiiloxj, She All Florida Magazine this of High Point, and two eons, state by the Fill'. It took place your Duval Hunter Jr. of Sanford week featu res "Man Bites STOLEN TRUCK beginning at 9:30 p.m. Friday Book Exhibit hair staff writes Thorn A 11461 white Ford pick-up on U.S. 17-92 with cooperation very Thomas Mtcker, of Chuluota and herman Hunter, of High Shark!" by Point. how f il et of shark Bacon. Read zompany truck belonging to of the Caseolberry Police be- Is currently exhibiting in-anddi , Al, and Mrs. Hunter have be on the menu for tensorfl umuhrevs Tire Shop was partmont. 4f out-of-print Florida books at stolen some tins.' Monday night, hi' it License' checks will continue' the Orange County Material been regular win ter visitors row's gourmet dining. Complete with your television according to Sanford police, statewide during the mon th of Center Annual Exhibit at Ex- here for many years and are 1 1 I tue well known in the area. for the week, All Florida MugAugust. to h position Park in Orlando. Burial will be in Highs Point. azint' is distributed with The I 11: Sanford Herald. YOU •. :AllIS. but 1 4'. .9'- -. Mrs. Besie Al. Wacker, 76, •1' ;4 UI) i I of Sunlo:-d, died at 1:50 p.m. Homemakers Meet ;1 'i 4 calm 1. The Seminole County HomeMonday in Orange Memorial ' -. AVGUST =, low -#makers Council will meet at Hospi ta l, Orlando. 4 I : I :, -, WOW ' AdmIssions lions May 15, 18140, in New 9:30 a. m. Thursday In the of• - -: 1 and Mary Hansen, Mary Vers. Albany, hid., she had lived In flees of Miss Myrtle Wilson, ; brigi teeg, I)ulce Al. Crouch, Clenient 1. '?T •. -' Sunfovd for the' past years. home economics agent, at the 1)11) L. Hopkins, Emma it. lu- Agricultural Center on HighCarlson, She was a munsher of the , I I' __'•_-f E' thierun Church) of the Redeemer. WHV 17-1)2. Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Lucille Fester, Paul itowe, TIM!!' 5'•'tc1' .'1 ., * Ruth Wiebuldi, Achasib Al. Survivors are one son, hess- council president, requests all huve Owen, Gussie Mae Phillips, I V4 ". sioth E. Vcker, and a grand- presidents and delegates of the uloni Sanford; Anna Marie Pozold, ; j , various club attend this called 5055, Robert Jul:51 Vueker, 1111th - •• , -*5W' 4 '' Jamss '1'. Barker, Deftary' I Is of Winter Park, and a brothermeeting as there a re a num01 Allcc Learns AleLion, Geneva; TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE 118311 CENTRAL OFFICE her of important matters to be in-law, J. C. Jorgeseis, of San' Jitid Earl W. Toney, Lake Ma ry ; discussed. ford. _____ cuck A .01 J. , '' Helen Ward, Lake Monroe; SEE THE SPECIAL "TEL-TONE" DISPLAY IN THE LOBBY OF Brissun Funeral hlurnt- is ill : fur; Gina _____ P. HAyes, Longwood; j,, :. I. THE SOUTH SEMINOLE BANK DURING REGULAR BANKING charge of urrangenients. ':j" s brim gadilne White, O%'iedu; Zwus Al. HOURS FROM NOW THROUGH AUGUST 29. sibic Dyer, Titusvllle. "-' airthe I i walk Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ward, "OLD LUKE," 16-inch bull frog from the Great WACKift, silts. UL.h$It K. "A lake Monroe, a girl. Funeral servi ce for Mrs. liesOhio Canal, made a 1,924 mile hop ('iu the auto vited tis' .51. "a"kcr. 75, Sanford. Discharges of Herald Reporter Liza Bake!') to Chuluota. He Who, tiled .5ltIhdLt3, will be at i latte Clara Addlngtwj, A! a t 11 v W ed IICd.i) at tIIC Lutllanded in great shape, Lizu says, but death canie been It ('Si urej, 0! 5 lit lts'dtjfli.i't' Child, Sanford; Mary Zsnzrnerwithin a few days due to chemicals in the water. 1 at 1 SCSi lev. 14urk,,ri (.OerbF 0115ascii, DeBs*ry; Michaej Ale-CarHowever, all was not lost, lot' his legs, the size latSii. L4uristl will bi In O.iiCF:D MDERN, EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS FOR CENTRAL FLORIDA j liwi i9'k'nmrtsl thy, Like Mary. Pnrk !4rIi,,'n of a spring fryer's, are now in Liza's deepfreeze. SAIGON. South Viet Purchase Okayed - .' By City Council -* - - - - 4 . . ••. • 3,000 Feared Dead In Turkish 'Quakes On Contempt f ' - II 4 Blast Crashes Roof Of Church; One Dies 11 I IL/ s lll in Fla. I - • I - • - 'I - to For Troopers Area Hospital Notes ." - - - ' '- - - 0 11 - -. - 4) 21 • -. ',.'., ' ' - • ' - ' - ' IL I N, 'I ' ' - , . -.- ' 4 - .- - Fl UST P11 1SE of in stitllit ton of an nfl nildcl'gronnd wiring system f.ii' Stniinoie Junior Col- - .w.p - - h'gi' has lieci% completed " .4 T? 4UOIi ates, . ' - I 1. - - - ' ' all the public schools 41 • - - Florida Povvu' Corpora- lion lflsps'ctu iig the main . 1. (list i'ibutiun panels, while liiiit'ti install the - - - •' -. - - , feeder J))1IC of the installation - : line 12,- tu'ansfoi'mei's, With this - '' volts 000 - - for :' - ' coniplett-'d, air-conditionlag can now be provided I ''- to - - all the temporary • - ' - Classrooms. - -"d (Herald Photos) Exiled Priest Seeks To Lift L-111g, elude the following subjects availsble for study: Business Elementary Accounting, Introduction to Business, Business Law, Beginning Typewriting a n d Beginning Shorthand. Communications and Humanities—Drawing 1, Basic Writing, Fresnman English I and 11, I Elementary French 1, Humanities, Music History and Appreciation, Personal Adjustment, Philosophy, Bases of Den-soc. racy and Totalitarianism, Eic' rnenary Spanish 1, Fundamental Speech, Marriage and Fainii)'. Ma'hematics and Science — General Biology, Modern Concept Chemistry, Engineering Graphics, 1, Fundamental Ma' them utics, College Algebra, Physical Science, Modern 'I'rig. onorn etry. Social Science—Principles of Economics, U. S. Federal Government, Western Civilization II, U. S. History, Regional Gee- grap 'sy. Health and Physical Education—Personal Health. Many of the evening classes require two nights p-er week, while others require only one. Further Information can be obtained by calling the offices of Seminole Junior College. NEW DELhI, India (Al') din has unveiled a sweeping 11.6 - billion plan dt'sigtie'iI to [lost agricultural production ad industry over the next five ..,. At INCLUDING NEW COVER - To make the plan work, rime Minister Indira Gandhi's wernment hopes Western naons, particularly the United Late;, will come through with )out $8.5 billion in foreign aid, ourt Sign LAKEWOOD, N. .J. (UP!)— 'bile Lnk('Y.'OI)(i M tPIIIri)1Il ourt was in session, it thief Vole a sign hanging outside u' courtroom stating: ".11unici. ill court t't-immul sessjOfl." - 41 I - - -: ' - ' ' -'b.- -, '. 1 - ! Funeral Notice Tb. WIi' Put Tslepb.n. - -; • F'utirrai Iloni, • -t• • , 4 - _ ___ - _T - Sin & KING SIU MAIN TOORDER ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. $1 F - I _ 1 - - COOKING - ;• - ' --. ''V - V- - .. - - - - How we choose up sides... Dead At 63 .,.Side,q f Re el, that fq We pfek out only lhoe of the fine st of Prime, heavy, corn-/ed Nebraska Steers. After careful aging and trimming, we coat these great Rib-Racks with rock salt then roast them ever-so-slowly to seal 1st all the elegant The result: Roast Reel at Its succulent best. Car ved to your order in thick. juicy. buttertender slices running with rich, natural fluids, accompanied by Relishes, Condiments, your choice of hearty Salads and Dressings, a big Idaho Baked Potato, creamy Cole Slaw. an individual loaf of Hot Bread with Creamery Butter What price perfection? Only $3.75 .,. or Jut it dollar more puts you outside ahuge "King Arthur" cut at an inort' THE LOOKOUT INN HWY. 17-92, PUN PARK Tel. 535-5905 Coty, 430 p.*..2 a.m. S. 12.10 / Some months are better than óthers for newI 'caY buying: like A __ ___ .!,,.'-' " 11-:1.. I—— :: 1. ~ :1.. ... .. -- - 1. ugust. ci .: • - ' I . I. - ..... ." ,V ..'.1a ,1. .-. ..~ -. . ..' . . . ,~. :. . ,1...,. 1 1 :,. .- ~. :. -... ..-~ I.1. .: '.. ., . . : ...,.-...,:~, . 1 .I . .. I.I-. ...... I " I ., . ... '," I. , .,-,Z::, ......:~!,:~:--:,; -:,....'-F: 'I ., ;-'. :, - *::.. -:]~~ :. :.1.:.. .-... 11 -:` ,-,--,`-, , ,,, -.: ..''. : . ":, . -~~:-.-,-.~-.-----,-, "- .,- " ''. ,::.: ;::.. ".- : ., ;.';i: -r-i: *-,:'.:r - .~ ' . • . • - r - U . saivass 4 I . 1~. %. . . ' S.-? .-' * I I I., ;-'.' - --,.."- ----10 ----1!— * - - --- • "I . . 11 '' .1 I , - ' -:. I - . . I ... . I .... -1.., 11 - ' - Some cars are better buys than Others. like_ChevrOlet - - ___________ 1i- 1. : 1. I : . .. :. . I.. .. ,., ....,-1- 1; :. . . ., .1 .I .,,-. .- -. :. : .,. : -I - 0 - 1 1 ,11111111111, .- 1-. - ,~<"04-*,4 - 1. . I ., 0 ----%k~ - .1 . 1 I '•-' I. - Up Some Of The Best Used Car Financing Rates To Be Found Anywhere! Try Us.,. j - What a way to round out lbe summer, in an Impala Sport Sedan that you bought in August siulJrt shopper. you And there's never been a better Chevrolet LI . About August: August is the month your Chevrolet the best buys he can. It's dealer picks to the month h' has it wide selection of models, colors and extra equipment right on hand. So yoi& can just pick out the Chevrolet you want, with exactly what you want on it, and in a nust-ttsr of hours you're enjoying driving again. It. susakes August feel like nummor just started. About Chevrolet: Take the Impala Sport. eslan you we here, This has got t.o ho oats of the in'st offer buv.s on the rou1, it rides like a charm. 'I'hat'.i because impala has Full Coil supt'nsioIt and a stant'tu that's really wult'. 1"oatn-t'uh iontd sea t.i for YOU to relax in, 1)t'ep-twit carpeting to please your feet. Iuggvd flotly by Fisher to ntikt' itupaLt sound. 111us t'ight standard safety feature.s, Like buck-up lights, for your added i'u-ott'etion. And as for Impala's looks . . . well, jttst. look. And then look at the attractive price , , now, right now, at your Chevrolet dealer's, AAMW Chevrolet • Ch.v.Ile • Chevy U • Corvair • Corvstt• See the man who can save you the most-your Chevrolet dealer — -- - - ...flfl...e•--_- _S...•e.•••.•fl•.e.fle.................S. • • .. . . - O.7ê43 MiliftI P.D.I.C. ._••Is cauvscaesc! - LAM VOLUSIA (0145111$ -"'1 - - 119 MagnoIa SANFORD 3226321 soc 0.0- , PH. 323.1776 . . s*u SANFORD PLAZA HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SANFORD 2215 WEST FIRST STREET 322.6231 & 322.0861 1 0 I A. - %'i1houst nientlinuing ('lauide Kirk, the GOP nominee, by name, hUgh tolda Fort1yers ainilenet' I hat hr would fight WAShINGTON (AI')—flrond- any change in existing tariffs caster and columnist Fulton Ill-Ill said South American Lewis Jr., a voice of coflserva coms.s'titors had captured much live Aisirrican thinking for of our Canadian citrus business three decades, is dead of a and lower tariffs could lueI them flood the domestic in;':'earl attack at 6 h3. 1k (lied early Sunday in a ket. "Incidentally," high added, Washington hospital, where he "Brazil is the country in which hall undergone surgery for panmy cpponent from the other creatitis two months ago, he had two party carries on isis principal In recent years daily newscasts on the Mutual business operation—in absolute nroat:casting System and wrote secrecy—behind an iron curS a syndicated column, "Wash- tam, SO to speak." hUgh told supporters ington Reports," which appear. Collier, Charlotte, liendry ed in more than 200 newspapers and Glades Counties that he across the country. Lewis once said he felt lie will win by "an overwhelming was the man who spoke for the margin' and that his election end small-town busin'essman, "Mr. "will mean for all time Average Listener," who had a to aectionalism." 111gb promised to be "a prohome in the suburbs, a business governor" and said, gage and children, "what is good for business is ood for Florida (141 ." An automobile engine con"My door will always be open sumes the least amount of gas- to businessmen," he said. "i aline when going about 25 miles will nc'er he unreasonable or I per hour, arbitrary." I 0 MATTRStS lOX SPRINGS, HOLLYWOOD U06—ALSO ODD - rhare 1 I 4 - iii - rb• __ " Famed Radio Man I N P*cs a swvi *1 * - - _______ ,. - en 5 RENOVATION SPECIAL , 1 01 - LKI INNEISPII NO MATTRESS - - , ndia's New Plan Kirk H' gh Lamb from ST. 1'ETEllSIllJfl (UPI)—A Roman Catholic priest from Minnesota who left the priest. flood to marry, has joined In a movement here to get the church to lift the vow of celll)UCy, it Was revealed today. The Rev. Edward J. Yunker, 54, has joined with the Rev. Anthony Girandola, at St. Dis. mas Ecumenical Catholic Chute): here. - - Mayor near Lee, Vow Of Celibacy ' . ___________ in Savilk, line t'Ol't!flUull t - of the county and Austin 1 - C) electrician C t.c $1 Ui - ' lilt....,,. It lust.. - Thowii (ilght, top photo) is \\. IL fudges, main- " - IUMM5 ' - I )ocumentary Tax ets $1,698,000 SEPTEMBER 11th ' ,. -- ' - 14 - ,--- '0r9i.-------------- ' - COMING ' 'çr - Allocations Set For Disadvantaged - , '• ':'t- , ractical Joke ot So Funny 1. - ' No. 1 In Nation .• • -- _____________________________ Kirk Sees State , ,- - , , t Mathematics and Science — Freshman 'English, 1 and II, Humanities, Fundamentals of itroducticin to Mathematics, Speech, Argument and Debate, F undamentals of Mathematics, E1ementa6.Spanish, I and 11, Callege Algebra, Introduction to Personal Ajustmcnt, General Aigebra a n d Trigonometry, Psychology:' odes-n Trigonometry, Physical ience I and II. Social Science—General Aniropology, Principles of Eco)!flkCS, U. S. Federal Governi e a t, Regiona! Geography, 'os-id Civilization II, Introduc. Dfl to Sociology. KEY WEST (AP) — Claude Physical Education—Personal Kirk, Republican candidate for ealth, Golf and Bowling. governor, says he wants FlorPhilosophy — Introduction to ida to be the No. I state in the bilosophy. fields of education, roads and Day class hours run from S payrolls. in. to 4:55 p.m. and are held The GOP candidate, camdifferent times throughout paigning in the Keys, claimed e day to accommodate indi' That the alternative to electing dual scheduling. him governor would be "life in Ev"ning classes are conduct' the shadow of an ultra-liberal." I from 7 to 10 p.m., but not Be was referring to his _ inI run three hours. They Democratic opponent, Miami Mayor Robert King High. Kirk pledged that if elected be would press Washington for T more money to expand hurriCUMMERSDALE, Eng I a it d cane warning and control proJPI) — "It was all a joke," grams. ff Ward explained today. But He called for the immediate )body else seemed to think so. four-saning of the Overseas What happened, Ward relatHighway—the only link between I, was that fellow office workthe islands and the mainland. Jean Cameron walked by s desk, he gave her a playful nch, she turned around, kickI him and knocked off his asses, so he put her across TALLAHASSEE (UPI) is knee and spanked her. The state Education DepartWard was fired and Miss went has announced approval ameron issued a blushing "no of five projects in Duval Coun'minent." ty and one in Orange County to aid in the education of disadvantaged children. The allocations for the projects are tentatively set at $3,TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — 091,537, the department anhe state documentary stamp nounced. The approvals brought x brought the state a total to 28 the number of projects 1 $1,698,277 during July, it was approved in the state so far inounced by state Comptroller under the program. red 0. Dickinson. The money represents pay, ents on deeds, stocks and Ponce dc Leon named Florida after the beautiful wildflowers .inds and -written obligations I PY motley. growing there in abundance. . . - • s,JuIV, - - l -_____ !' (inllt'i-Ipq .lu,ri,sg tile month it Sc it ,iut set, M rs, Cl eurg.' tit'flI)kq, 9leslstt'nt 01 the Flat Ida l'vtls't-ritIi,n of Art, flflflUhItI(' I'll tntlny. St t'nnu', 0 11111 1%.1. fir E,gl,i,id, sttislit':I nit at tIs. I lnivt'rslly (if SOhillIll ill ptnfl. lie eniig,-ntesI III file (hilled 80ti les in 19:10 and attended Pratt ltist Itiite WI t(illg Island ss-Iucr:' hi' also taught sit-Is and t'rjifts In (liii Portlnnd grade st'haol system and at II,. 'I'll K INIHA NS sire ('tifli ing ! Iov Scout Troop 2112 of Lake ke Mary will he iinlvet-siIv. doing some of t hej,- fzurnotis I ndisun thunces at 12:2 0 p.m. Fridily for the In 1951 be la'i'nnie nn instrueI eneliers from Nike Mary School sit the A merksin ffl(l ian Fen,0 given for tar In Saudi Arabia for the the faculty by the Nike Mary Woman ' Club at the Seout Shown Arabian Amertean Oil Corn. (left to right.) are Stanley I lowell, I)nvid rock ran, I havid MacMurray pflny and while tlit sund I"retldv I I a Iback, ( Herald Photo) charter member In the Allied Arts of flas Tantirn of which -- --- --- ---___________ -_________________ he bream:' president. In 190.1, In, retired to paint PVfessinnlly in Indian Lake I Est Winter Ha yen. ven. * asts I Strange also stu(lied art In Europe In Copenhagen, Brittany, SA :IASOTA ( %P) M in Jul The red - haired Miamian, who cure-all for all the problems of and Si'otl,intl. ('a r- eamp, tigneff (in the theme of this !tate Mayist' linln'rt King 1 1 Ills lnvni-it' compositions are l flillh will ea mpai n Werines. from around I he sva(erw:sys, rh'd his 111I)IIiLiII for governor " I ntegrity ;overnrnent l old barns of i"Iot'lda 11111) Sarissot a and sri Id rishimig harfs sin ( this is always the issue. clay .ind Thursday in Duval, and buildings found in ninny Mann tee (ssumnhi's today and lie added: ''Integrity is a near Nassau and Alachua Counties. parts of l"lorids,. chinr,t'd that his lU'pusbliean opponent carries on isis hiuisInt'sc operatksn ''iii nil,soliit.' s'cR ion - lW Elementary Ae counting, introduction to Buss' ness, Buiness Ma thematics, Beginning - Typewriting, Intermediate Typewriting and introduction to Shorthand. Communications and Humanities—lntroduction to Two Dimensional Design, Drawing 1, Art History 'and Appreciation. - . - I _________________ Business. Deaths i - Indian lake Estntes of will hong In the l)eflflt%' Man- ies: labor Qua ies I n 'Sta r' Club Why The Shark Is No Coward Strange - Day classes available are shown in th e following categor- Central Florida A Busy Day 1~) , At Mansion An eiiil,itlnn Of paintings of Saudi Arabia by tleglunid B. ç ' Schreiber, . - : - ., ~ All students must complete application for admission forms prior to Aug. 26 and none will be accepted later than Sept. 1. Students for evening lases may pre-register for classes for Term I through Aug. 28 or on The evening of the first meeting of the classes, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the office of the registrar on the campus. Fees for part-time students must be paid in full before Sept. 1. Requests for information on the Division of Evening Studies should he addressed to William R. Gordon. Dean of Student Personnel is R a For Swanson Fete - I. k . ' es, for audit and for credit. Ri t Park Site Gets 'Lukewarm' Bid l~ 1. ' with Labor D Sept. 5, and Thanksgiving, the only Officials It a v e announced vni1fibk for students - Reservations Due H H H Interested n Stock Mart ti Term -- I I County • i - FaiuIty members are meet. ing this week in the Seminole Business School faeililies, getting last minute instructions before the opening of clsss. Dr. Weldon said no formal opening ceremonies are plan. I1VU, (lOfl't have because the time to spare and every minute counts FALSE TEET : Paintings To Be -' Police Nab • I - hundreds of ears is being comrn pleted and the asphalt road from Hwy. 17-92 Is completed for access of an expected 550 r 'tideit' to dayand e vening • Indict Eight Saudi Arabia . - - Thse last few days before ,lutntor enik'ge opens for 'he first time Monday are hectic ones for President Ens-I Weldon and his st8ff. Fnnl construction ''os-k is hein rushed to completion on 15 :nmpornr buildings which will i.e used as administration •rnifiirb Sorn.noie - - Junior College Rushes To Opening ,re1Ii Mir August 28, IPflfl — I'ngQ 8 -Th - - —.-- w - - " a - fogy -- -•--. - • - -:;- -':---- • •- -- • -.- - - - S. -* - •-•-_'4' '! ••.0 4 - 0 -- '-'-f• - -- --------, -. �- '-'t :-. ' 6.41r - •'.;; - - ---------------• -,_ _ ikdLilL '&J . - . - . . ------ -- _,,, , , , - -' --i -ru - - r '-: P '-'-'-" '- 111111k. - r I `~ cl ) "nign 'It m FlUri - vvuui TI 11 :, i 1~ I $14 , As Quarterback I. at TM ~, do es Pit UI iii fd 5$ . I 3'C 'I SI W IA to (2 at al bt B, V. 4 "-!,, ti 01. th th I J ,. ..; - Seminole Nigh grid fortunes took a dip yesterda' as first team quarterback. Frank Whigham. suffered broken left collar bone. The senior hallhandler, an R11-state prospect. received the injury in the squad's first session in pads Mday afternoon on it run around the left end. whigham's injury will side's line Urn for about six weeks. reported head roach. Buck MOttE. . Abner Stumpf. also a senior. 000 otic e number will take over th slot at quarterback f o r the high. The team of Mary Hornsby. ly rated Seminoles and will be I Elinheth ,lniner. Nona Hines backed up b Junior Mark Can- 071(1 ?sinrdell Gnntermnn repreaolo was last year's '' s€ntm the Thriftwny Market In. signal caller until a COflCUSflhTi : entr' in tit(. .let Bowle.rettes put Lim nut of action for Leuirui' are the proud posses- I year. sur of tht' Summer League Stumpf, who was out ! Title. They fnihed with a rec tion on the gridiron last year of twenty losses us corndue to mononucleosis, was slat' I•ird With a fine forty win reeed 'a play at huslfhaek tmtil ord to snnre the championship Monday's mishapM,nda's afternoon session by n margin f four garnc (JVOI the I aloud Mntt'rizil team. was devoted to a rough-and- mona Hines was high roller tumble head knocking session ", j 1L .; ____________ __ _ k 1--., _____ i _;_r thrifiway Cops ____ I ____ I 1. -. , 1 Crown •- . - I ' Jesse Hold NL - 110w The Double - August 2:, 196A 6 Gonder $ Loop Play Is Aiding 'Bucs' S . in pads yesterday but he __ tn 501 High football and baseball coach, Owen MeCarron, for asI5tant JV football and head basenall coaching duties (t Seminole._____________ thE :,'. 11 Cal ho ph So tht ,. 1.11 ' • , bo' 1: - th de. fox ed - I • J - ' .. - . . - St. o • '' Let " . Slit • ' hal - , •, ____ . " _____ ' _____ - - 'uf be' the to .. 1 )'oI b 1.ut UP ( I c4 : 1110 , ______ -' - - -. - - •"'/ 1 ::,,.,.. ,•, -- ' - -. •....... • ' •... - ' . - - _____ ' - ., ' ' - - - ' - . - WtJ) - , ' ' ' -. ' u1e , Sin , - - '" I 1 i'l 1X111146 '' ''•' - ' cuà " ' - $ , , ,, 1. I - viti 14 - L ' -. I, . ,, . Ii I -j Atlanta, hnwt'vet'. Is ertnpl 10tH tIme ('tlt(lflWII t'iiit' ittilil t' lCpt. 6, Ihieti ,tiny ret a in 16 imikin . ilayers going Int.i its senon I Ct 4VOW It -_ AIMI'it _" . '_ hacker ( 'nv' Preen on the Inpener. Recker. therefmpre, eat, St.'eit't-c firm'. Ast •'" two 't,red list.. The Eagle' risked I'll llnmk'lphtiu, .f_ rlr'i;pod ' it' expected to iiiuiko SPV('ruII -waivers on center Dick Rec'her I ulditions to his squad, drnwin, rihutYors and (rm'm'u, fluy innci u'mn the oilier clubs' dlst'nrmic. the limit by placing rookie ten- and defensive tackle Erwin t A emm AU Other Atlanta e'tits were tie- her Stove flur;itto on waivers. -I Will, their Na. 7 drift pick. -. 717: 4 antha ll ___________ The \ ms r I r a n c n5ivt bricks Lowell Cutylor, Waqh,nul,ui placed three in l l ob Sherman and Smiuti Mont.jotnrry: ltillbuit'k 11111 t(:WHt back .tit" sierrm, aria avrent;ive I (In-mn (late today. with the nine , 1e otumfvj ,_ .-4::VV0 *&A Aw Lets and tlt'fenalve end 11111 y tackle-; Fred WilliainF and Dick' club!; permitted to koep 42 play- ~ (tit tbe- Injured rm"t'rvt' crc each. They must reach the , fatties. Sheridan. the N a t r e Eors list. h-",iihhou-k Tarn It;,rriniftor,. I tO man rm'itlar season limit hy t)ame criptuilti in 1965, was the 1 draft clinic-c from (thin I next Ttirsrlay, three days before first high draft pick turIw(l loose No Telephone 322.0375 500 West First Street State, anti ,\htc',iheri(. the cerisan opencr at. iami, Kurt 1)37 hIt' new ('1111). * - - t - _' ', - P ------- , --:- - - - , - , "; , , ------- - - Becomes _______ .2!.. .,.m.h...' wuIu'v' ,.i._.. i.. hl)', Iii UI! UIIUUUII ' • • mood, preferred to let his at' • torney do his talking. "1 don't think it's respectful Uolphins 1 he I Clay's attorney, Hayden Coy. ington, said lie would file an up. peal with Clay's local draft board for a ministerial exemplion. .-(0 (tiC urait. uuutru or Lite A i' - - i•a i___.i £t. A er m IIIi- can government to discuss this case out of court," the chain- SHOP TODAY 10:00 A.M. TO 14):00 P.M. LIMITED QUANTITIES - 4)ft nra' - sPHSOfl _ to t!110 5 J I - OUR 41h J. M. FIELDS IN THE ORLANDO AREA PARKWOOD PLAZA 3301 WIST COLONIAL PRIVI POIMIRLY OPSANOWAY -_ - ORLANDO WINTER PARK 1000 Amb.r Rd. Highway 50 E. of Airport FI.Id Rt. $7.9? it I.. Road - EAU GALLII Fields PI.i• 100 Babcock -_ =-- -_ - - MERRITT ISLAND Shopping CO. Rt. S20 -- ALITY guamtnud ALWAY$ Xvalue the only true measurs la DISCOUNTS that give you Instint cssk savings guaranteed EVERY DAY and S. L i 0 I I:., _ .',' --:-. - - • i K- -~r, AFL ORANGE, Calif. (AP) tin McKeever. stat' P55 receiver for the Los Angeles Rams reports back to training camp today, following a short stay It, a Newport lIcaeh hIosjiitaI. McKeever. injured In an auto' mobile accident lust '.'.cek, lost the ring finger of his right hand. lie said he hopes he can begin running later this week. 'team coaches said they don't think the loss of his linger will Interfere with his catching ability. The ring linger, they said, is the least-used finger. .• '•'-# brii I. abj -, . McKeever Back Mar- - - " -, - . , - - I " don't go Into the record books and, so far as Wilson is concerned, ,, we haven't lost a game yet." lie was looking for the combination and now, with the exception of quarterback and possibly a defensive tackle, he believes he has found it. Except for one long drivve led by Len Dawsofl, Kansas City got most of its points on Dolphin mistakes- Miami gave away 17 points to New York oil a fumble, it bad puss from center and an interception. Butin the 33 14 loss to the Jets, the Dolphins became a cohesive team. 'I'hiey outgaitwd the Jets 407 yards to 216 and except for the Mialmil errors the game could have been it standoff. Dick Wood. the veteran drafted from Oakland, threw two __________________ ' - _______ - - t.,ê PU' mm - __________________________ - flY ' ' It - - ' - • - Pags 1M Up to now, everybody has clob plan said. bered the Miami Dolphins, the rugged young IICWCOfl1: Clay and Covington will apera to the American Football League. But the time of pear at a hearing today before retired Circuit Judge Lawrence embarrassment may soon be over, Grnwman on Clay's appeal for Coach George Wilson hopes and expects that it will end Wednesday night when the Dolphins play the draft deferment as a conscientUrns objector. Denver Broncos in an exhibition touchdown passes against New "This does not mean he will game at Memphis. change his appeal." Covington "I really: feel good about our York and may have WOO tile said. "It merely means that this starting quarterback role, at- man is both a conscientious obchance of winning this one," though Wilson says the position Jector and a minister," Wilson said during an interrup- is still "wide open," tion in a hectic day-the one day Against Denver, Wilson will go Covington said that if Clay 1 he had to prepare for the Den- with the two Wilsons at quarter- considered a conscientious obver game after Saturday night's back. lie will start Eddie Wilson jector, ills classification of 1-A would be changed to I.O. "But loss to the New York Jets. tile four-year veteran drafted he wouldn't be automatically "For a bunch of men who from the Boston Patriots, and exempt for that reason," he were total strangers, the I)ol- give equal time to his rookie phins have knitted themselves son, George, Jr., from Xavier, added, Into a team." Wilson said. "The " Eddie hasn't S t r a r t e d a morale is high. game," he said. "We've got 'to Marlins, Pete "They're getting some pride in give him this chance." themselves. Usually, this takes This continued experimentamuch longer. Some teams never tion might cost the Dolphins an- Clash Tonight get it," me but it will make up other game Wilson, who coached the Dc. the coach's mind. Until Wood's By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS troit Lions of the National Foot- showing against New York, Rick The Miami Marlins invade St. ball League for eight seasons, Norton, the $300,000 rookie from Petersburg tonight for a series caine into the AFL cold. He was Kentucky, was believed to have that could put these two top teams in a virtual tie for first unfamiliar with the other teams the inside track, 0 r ida I d a State in the FFl1 or place and the league's players. Elsewhere, after a few shifts massive League, At Miami, he faced a today, Wilson says he is set on building job with a squad hastily his No. 1 offensive and defensive St. Petersburg leads the Mar' fins by two games after the Daythrown together in the AFL's ex- teams. college the tona Beach Islanders shaded the and draft pansion Bo Iioerson, who erased pe t'X1)Critlletlttd league leaders 3.2 in 12 Inings draft. In this doubts about himself with his natural that other Momiday night, Daytona Beach, nod, it was performance against the Jets, teams would stomp on the Dol- including a 43-yard touchdown Winning 11 of Its last 13 games, phinsrun after a pass from Wood, be- i only two and one-half games As Wilson kept did. And they (1WC the starting flanker back., back of the leaders. steam in the only other gaines Monhis veterans and rookies Wilson had had misgivings out of the gamesday night, Fort Lauderdale deand I ng In about Roberson, the veteran trying to catch everybody's reVest Palm Beach, 5.2, felted from the AFL champion actions under fire-the Dolphinsdrafted the Braves won the finale, Buffalo Bills, because he had imp- and were beaten soundly by the San peared indifferent in practice. 43. Miami at Tampa, Winter City had asked to be traded, and did Haven at Cocoa and Leesburg Kan Diego Chargers, the Kansas Chiefs and the Jets in cxhii)i- not sign his contract until last at Orlando were postponed because of rain, week. ... I i - MIAMI (AP) - - - t - j 2., ' -I"I IAWI WWWw WW COMPLSII E August. Ier,,Tiu - Wa ch - ' leven In NFL ,tnfnr1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will turn challenger once again in his battle for a draft exemption, this (line claiming he Is a minister of the Black Muslim faith, \ Memo 1c) - - . I - - .. . ~. I add Clay's world title to his collection. (NE A Radio-Tclel)hoto) Major . fp I Challenger in • H .-----.--. .. . . . THE BIG boxing glove htlnngs to (e1'man heavyweight champ Karl MiIdenI)erger, who is in trainFranking for a Sept. 10 bout with Cassius Clay furt, Germany. Mildeuhei'ger, it lefty, will try to is pretty 1 biggest one in at least a decade. . I -. -- ~ -. - 'Decision ' .. . , , And Now Clay ,,k1r - - -. . II Major League Standings : A~, 1. : florida League Leaders . _........, '"' :I :-::~~:.-,:,~:....,,, I . ":, ~ I- ~ ~.,e~... --_7-. .", .Alt .,~......~ .*- _:;,.:_ '.."', ... ;J.5,~I. z~ .. . :~ ."', . W-,~, .... 1~:.-.;~. , ~,~.: ~:.:_. Y"!".. 'T ~..:I ~.~::,~,~":~`_~~,: ! ": . ,_ . - ~~,.:~..-.":, .1 I... :: ~:_ ..: 44; .. --` -,".:i,_-_`::~; . ,---.. .." 1.. , ... 1. ~~.~ . -.,~~-. 1. -:,.1.1, . .. - I,: ~ " ~~ ~ , -.:~ '. . - :.. - A Likely Repeater That makes Birdie Tebbetts, can get, will tell you they'd Meanwhile its the Pirates roll Robinson and Pinson. State rather have double plays any- on, everyone's still wondering I He played with 11 minor recenti)' let out at Cleveland, • what ever happened to the adage league teams and four major the third choice in Detroit. I time. Two of the three Monday night that pitching was three-quarters league teams - both New Tebbtts, who also caught for Week Yorks. Cincinnati and Milwau- the Tigers once, has two shots. ended innings and kept the Phil of baseball. TALLAHASSEE (AP) --fan- lies from scoring a runner from Pittsburgh's starter Woody kee - before Joining the Pirates One a Detroit and the other in I Bast-in where Billy Herman do State football Couch Bill Pet- third. Add two runs to live in a Fryman lasted only an inning this season. In other National League doesn't figure to be back. Little League t'rsiii plunged "into the week of 6-5 defeat and you get the Pic- Monday night before the Phillies San Franif Herman does get the secon d -p l ace ture. blasted him out on four straight games. th'cisions" as his Seminoles be or i out in lull :puids "They're the best I ever saw," hits. Don Cardwell -tame in as cisco defeated Cincinnati 52, bounce, however, Haywood Sul- ' World Series marveled But skipper Harry the stopper and picked up his Los Angeles edged Atlanta 4.3 in li'an may come out of the front I Monday. 'ei, "Maz gets the ball I first win in a long while when 12 innings, St. Louis blanked office to assume the managerial Peterson SOld lit' was away so quickly Opens Today id Alley Lite Bucs got-ta Bob uhlJn the Houston 3.0 and Chicago downed job. tremely pleased' with tIit' workNew York 8-4. There were no out which included a mile race charges it like no one's busi- fif th . W1LLIAMSPOIIT, Pa. (UPI) 1 I ness." Through four innings, the Deskin Suffers -The 20th annual LIWe League to test physical condition of the Mazeroski, who also lent a I rates had seven hits and had World Series for buys 11 and 12 players. lie s c h c' ci U I e d the hand with the bat-his two-run I stranded six runners, but they years old opened today with tt'nms first scrimmagi' for Sat- triple in the fifth put Pittsburgh blasted six hits in a row in the Heart Attack Sacramento, C a I I f. playing urdny. were ahead to stay-said he antici- I fifth for the four decisive runs. Windsor, Ontario, and linus- St've'ral position changes PANAMA CITY (AP) ton, Tex., facing Monterrey, muck' by Peterson: Donovan James Deskin, president of the Mexico. Jones n! Lakeland to split end U By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS World Boxing Association, re-. ma.ined in critical condition Games were scheduled Wed- replacing Lam' Ft'nner who reNATIONAL LEAGUE nesday between Kankakee, Alou, Monday night after suffering a nuilneci in Evansville, md., for Butting (300 at bats) AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE and West Neu *York, N. .1., and surgery: Jerry Jones of Jessup, Pittsburgh. .342; Stargell, Pitta- heart attack during the WBA's W. L. Pct. G.B. Waynkama. Japan, and tlit' 'Ga., from split end to lineback- Baltimore W. L. Pet. G.B. annual convention. burgh, .330. 80 43 .650 Pittsburgh Deskin, 62, was carried out of ° ,53 Rhine Main, U S.Air Force I or; Jack Fenwic.'k of Cincinnati Runs - Aaron, Atlanta. 89: Base in Germany. The (;errnan to offensit't- tackle replacing Da- Detroit ......67 55 .549 12 the opening session on a stretch Cleveland . - 66 59 .528 lift 64 Cincinnati .484 13i_ Alou, Atlanta. 88. team is macit' up of the suns f er Monday to the Social Securi t'id Bruiggins: Bnuiggins to de- Minnesota Runs batted in-Aaron, Atlan59 .528 15 Los Angeles hi 53 .569 3 U S. military personnel 96; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 87. ty Hospital after complaining of Ut. ']'it (- survivors of tothiv lcn,avt t'rid i'vpluiciug \ayne Chicago •... 115 660 .520 16 Phlla'phia Hits-Alou, Atlanta, 170: Cle- severe chest pains, it was his G utrciituio who wits moved to California mes were to play in 61 63 .492 lft St. Louis 64 60 .516 91' first heart attack. His wile, who semifinal game Thursday and Iuitiiitckti and Wayne MacDuf' New York 157. 56 69 .448 25 Cincinnati . -. 60 64 .4114 13 mente, Pittsburgh, Caflison. Philadel. accompanied him to Panama, Doubles the winners of Wednesday's fl(' of Hutwl:inst'jllc, Ga., to the Washington. 56 72 .438 '6u, I injured Mike £ugnr's place' at Kansas City 54 71 432 '7 Atlanta .....59 64 .480 4 Iphia, 29; gum in the other semifinal. lou, Atlanta, and was with him. The championship game, to miauu guaro. Boston ------54 74 .422 28 Houston ..,. 5 611 .444 18 Rose, Cincinnati. 26. be televised nationally (ABC). Triples-McCarver, St. Louis. New York Monday's Results 55 70 .440 19 was set for Saturday at 2 P.01. ,• 12; Allen, Philadelphia, and Cle Chicago .....42 80 .344 No games scheduled -r is. EDT: Friday was held open for Fight Results mente, Pittsburgh, 9. Monday's RsuIt Today's Games 1AT11) PRESS It THE a ram date'. Home runs-Aaron. Atlanta . Kansas City at Boston. 2 twi Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 5 Ernie night LAS VEGAS, Nc'.. The 1965 champion. Windsor 34: Maya, San Francisco, 32. Louis 3. Houston 'a not in the (Red Loaei 144 Orern Utah I a "- Ca" Stolen buses-Bruck. St. Lou',' " Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 3, 12 Minnesota at Washington, Droos, series, having been eliminated outpnmtecl ,1 0 jl fl fl is. 54; Jackson, Houston, 40. g i it 145½, Henderson, Net'., it). in regional playoffs, California at New York, N San Francisco 5. Cincinnati 2 - .AMEIUCAP LEAGUE innings Cleveland at Baltimore. N Batting (300 at bate)- Olivit, Today's Games "TJ 'p" . I Chicago at Detroit, N Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, N Minnesota, .322: F. Robinson, Minnesota at Washington. N • Baltimore, .313. Cleveland at Baltimore. N St. Louis at Hausto, N I California at New York, N Runs - F. Robinson, BaltiNew York at Chicago obfv ..... at San Francisco more, 95; Aparicio. Baltimore, I Kansas City at Boston, N Cincinnati 1. 81. N 1. I FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Runs batted in-Powell, BaltiAtlanta at Los Angeles, N more, 97; F. Robinson, BaltiW. L. Pet. GB. Wednesday's Games . St. Petersburg 34 16 ,680 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, N more, 91. I. 1. -. . 'iMP Hits-OIiv, Minnesota. 151: Miami ......33 19 635 2 . New York at Chicago F Robinson, Baltimore 142 Daytona Well 34 21 168 242 St Louts at Houston N ".Doubles - Yastrzemski, BusCocoa 31 20 .608 342 Atlanta at Los Angeles. N ton. 32; B. Robinson, Baltimore, 27 24 .529 7', Leesburg Cincinuti ill Sun Francisco r ,, Ft Lauderdale 24 29 ,453 11% 29. " F1 -. ,i Triples Orlando -.... 21 211 .420 13 Campaneris a n d INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE " 35 .364 16421 Tampa ......20 Hershbergem'. Kansas City; Ap .c 1ntcruat1unI League Winter Haven 18 33 ,353 1642 undo, Baltimore. and BrinkToledo 4, Toronto 3 man, Washington, 8 West P. Beach 18 34 .346 17 •.;-' ' _______ Columbus 6. Jacksonville I Jjk " Taeday's Games I Home runs-F. Robinso, BidRichmond at Syracuse, rain r'' -: Pacific Coast League timure, 38: Powell. Baltimore, Miami at St. Petersburg '') Fort Lauderdale at Tampa Denver G. Indianapolis 3 32. . San Diego G. Okla. City 2 Campaneris, Cocoa at West Palm Beach Stolen bases Phoenix 4. Tulsa 0 Winter Haven at Leesburg Kansas CIty, 36: Buford, ChicaAIJ Portland 10, Vancuuver 3 Orlando at Daytona Beach go. 33. :.'l . __ Muaday'sBeaulla , 1. Leesburg at Orlando, ppd, wet grounds Miami at Tampa. ppd. ruin ' i Winter Haven at Cocoa. ppd. wet grounds *a Fort Lauderdale 5,1, West P NI_ .-7 BtLi2'4 Beath 'I I? 3. St Peters I IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME- Evelyn burg 2 (12 InnIngs) Steinwacha, J,, St. Petersburg, Fla.,-the female's There were no no-hit, rio-run answer to Huckleberry Finn-reels in a big one as she floats down a iuea:'by river with the aid of games in the major leagues an Inner tube, during the 11141i season. •• hi Iii Tb to an, le* Bill,y Hilchcock -- t. '-- .... "I never think of the double The 30-year-old Gander has Lopez, but he doesn't seem to to draw your own conclusions, fall could turn out to be the Despite the "vital" role the tic Service split with St'nkarik CX- ! 5111(1 alter on Atlanta erowil '18,548 boned file 11(11110 club. lntuiii' night, Reeker cut t't'ti pinyci'S, Inc.'htitllng 110111))' onklin, a veteran defensive ek acqtilt-cd lrntii the I3tnwti, (1 end Phil Sheridan, the P'nl115' No, fl draft choice front Are I)ntnt'. Iltit Reeker's ringer had subled alter viewing films of tile PMId('(i hiss to Cleveland and t11spositi(1l1 may be further irn'.'ed '.'.'hieti he studies wait" lists of I ht other NFl dubs the next few (lays. Today was the first of three idown dates for the 14 estabIhieti clubs, who had to trim dr rosters to 49 players 110cc. They must get down to I by next Tuesday and then ooze at 40 by Sept. 6. • . more important than the green weenie in the stretch Mets. the press was building the Skaff, who took over for ailing I grapevine, is that Sam and the particularly since he's working started a new phase of prepar -44. AnneSpoiski hit t front drive for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mets' image. Any time a player office don't agree on for the Braves and made his Ward R8ItY "'1 P ations as they donned the pads Bob Swift who, in turn, had p1a"rs The Pirates' second base-shortstop duo collaborated I did something wrong. they'd initial repotation in Atlanta. "rhunips. and proceeded to, "find the v'in thre,' Iron, the Watebrul Waiting pop fly, taken Over for the late Charlie I Salc won three on three twin-killings Monday night in a 6-5 victory read. 'Gander drops Richards persists in saying no. Autti 1'7-ft2 boys who love to hit." George Strickland. Tehhetts' though. lose.' I don't think I got a Dressen. Met-, th at left them Coach Metis had high praise from Seminole County Motors. over Philadelphia I I pects more bo,vs when School 1 GlhisF & Paint in their match. green weenie has played in hex- play." said Alley. "If you get traveled extensively since at- want to manage anymore, McClymonds High either. Ing Buc foes, Pittsburgh's pitch- it, you get it, if you don't get te nding starts. Stumpf also reported there's nothing you can do." I School in Oakland, Calif., with Third Choice obtaining of Sanford Junior era, who need all the help they it we 1 PITTSBURGH (AP) - If Bill Mazeroski and t blame the Neu, York openly is shopping around for part tompany. The trouble in I Like Detroit, Atlanta's first Thrifiwoy with 17G Alley have their way, the double play may become press. When I was with the somone to succeed Frank according to the I choice as manager is Richards, for The Seminole varsity hopefuls season i ~- . .,: " News 'Bad' at Cleveland. got that The Tigers' first choice for , successor . 1 ~ .1 ,:,....~. m' ' Alitterials Jumped into 38 short of the National League I pates tile double play. but Alley fair shake." 7 . ~.. ;~ ._~ hacks.!I rot for both linemen and .-%SSO(1TI1) PRESS Lead PRESS games scheduled in the Amen- the eighth. Reliever Lindy Mc- I Steve Carlton scattered sevc. Daniel preserved the victory by hits for his first ninior league Jesse Gander finally is catch- can League. Ing up with Frank Robinscrn and The PiraU's added 114 other i blanking Cincinnati on four hits shutout. Curt Flood supplied 'adn Pinson again, but he'd hIts to Gnndr's th ree. One was in the last four innings, enough baiting support. singling rather catch up with Yogi Ber- Bill Mazeroski's two-run triple. Lou .lohnson's two -out, run home runs in the first and rirth which powered a four-run mliv scoring single in the 12th inning innings. Houston got only one ra. Gander, who was a high in the filth inning. Ma7eroski I kept Los Angeles three games runner to third. school chum of Robinson and put the Pirates ahead of Phila. out of first. Ron Fairly's run- Randy Hundley hit a two-run Pinson, continued hitting like deiphla 4.3 with the triple, then scoring single put the Dodgers homer, and Ron Santo slugg('d the two sluggers Monday night, scored as Bob Bailey singled. ahead 3.2 in the eighth, but two doubles and a single. lend rapping three hits as the Pitts- Hal Lanier scored on Len Ga - Atlanta tied ii in the ninth on ing Chicagr past New York burgh Pirates edged Philadel- brielson's 111th-Inning single. Mack Jones' sacrifice fly. Hank Ken Holt'iman scattere eight ph 6.5 and maintained their putting San Francisco ahead 3- j Aaron hit his 34th homer L .ie hits, including Tim Hickman's one-percentage-point lead in the 2. then added a two-run single in! Braves, I two-run homer in the fourth. National League pennant race. Gonder. a reserve catcher. bus started the last three games for the Pirates and has collected eight hits in 13 at bats, raising Nt%' YORK (UPI) Thirty There also are reports out of much in the same boat with his average 54 points to .245.. But as elated as Gonder is days hath September and thnt's Minisotn that this could he Stric,dand. The Braves tapped Sam Mole's last year with the him : sit in Bobby Bragan's about his hitting. he prefers about the same time left for chair after letting Bragan go a building his image as a catcher. num;er of managers who are Twirls. image he contends has been i due to get the had news next i MJe has proven he's a good few weeks ago and that means manager and undoubtedly would they'l be studying him closely I marred unjustifiably. get another job in a minute ii from now until the end of the "I'm not a bad catcher." he month One club, the Detroit Tigers, he ;nd the Twins dcidr to season. said. "1 ha te to say this, but j Managers Getting FRANK WHIGHAM ---- ------ - - - - ----- - -- - - ----- --- -- ----- -- -- - - -. Foot mmii tiegit nil 1 .en mir 'c Arrivals may flhliflunibet' (IC li'i, ni.'hi se, h mId ii p1111111 seti PflI'((II'e'S at the i\tinnt a Falcmis sh1tikC-UI lust 1.qat1lrqIm2 night enlfl) tilts Week nowthat Nom'l allot' the Fuih'ons were drubbed Hecker has settled for half 42-3 for tlilt' lnmn'th straight ex hibition srti,nek. ''T'.'.'e1vt7 am' 15 liecker, coach of the NntInn, of ttioii %% ill Ile gone Motidny',' lette and juniors Alike Long, ; Kostivid u-ju; the hiph series for Pittsburgh. which held its (with runners on first and third, game for us this year." pitcher four-vear contract with Atlanta Stan Hemphill and Barney' roller with 1R;-527. Town 'N one-percentage-point edge over one nut in the seventh and the! Al McBean said. and keeps saying he doesn't acer so much shout the "great job" in .liuly that he's a good bet to Added Manager Harry WelLcare to manage anymore. Country Beauty Studio grubbed second-place San Francisco. The Phils a run down). " Mazeroski Headrick. , .1 mentor. ~ & thret intrue win from Sanford record of 198 I., ; held by the! said. "I said to myself 'd ouble r: "Bob Veale would rather If they couldn't land Rich. Ah in Dark did with Kansas!, he re-hired for next year. Th. managerial turnover this pitch to him thati anyone else." ards. the Tigers would want Al Cit y this year that you're free play' all the way." Ralph Stumpf , reported 22 boys Mobile Park. Howard's Atlan- 158 Dodgers. ;~ t, _______ ______ .,..--.4.-,-.-.. By ASSOCIATED _____ _____________ -''•-.1'---'-.'-"---------- 'Purge ' Rocks Newest But Cleveland general man- i though he bar, done so well aftCabe Paul keeps talking or taking over for Don Refiner ".1, 11 : Pirat.A)s - _____ - Weeks Dave Bristol, finishing the titude. He also was pleased by the final s('('Ofld placE. spot after record with 39 games to break says he takes them as they The Pirates are willing boost- manager next year is one of job more or less on a trial their former catchers, Paul basis. They want to see how I season out with Cincinnati, is era for Gander's defense. come. Winning all four points from It. the hitting of seniors Greg Gun. another duration manager al"He hasn't caught a bad Richards, but Richards has a he'll do. That's 161 DPs In 123 games "Like the ball Callison hit as, ,lnv Stokes, Duane Laffol- the Cut 'N Curl girls. Elaine t - 1 ___________ ix _______________________ Page 4 Thanks To ____ -: ur eanfnrh brrzith . ". IV 'f .1.1. ______ _ 1 Breaks Collar Bone ________ 4 _____ J '' for the team spirit and good al- ~ 1111"I'd • '' #~*.~,, r fly , - '.' nil 11 - nay IT __abr Chances DIP Si-IS IT I W. ;' ' ________ .--' S I1I- 1AILeL- 1. C -- _ - ,!___- -- - -' -t $'7$71 ---:; - __ i.Lt /1 11 flIkU 1 , • r' I ~ '-' - .- . I. - ,~ __. (1 f r I. 1 .. ti-,~,--,~~j~~W. -- - r 0 ' -- 7~ _ - -, __ -.t;,. 77 ....- W4" -- -' " " ---- - - i �- _, --- _,_ . - __ - - - - '- r I ; i 9flwvoi ofthzq nfnr?i *rrsTh - tr t2'1Gi P-itiiri;s ) . ------------ ---------• _•: ------ -- I'l 1 -- _____ '1 11• UtT.11 ___ 1 A - ---------------------------nIl 1 Ii - _____________------------ TI 1 i eu By MRS. H. L JOHNSON - TEN SETS of salt and pepper shacers for use in the County Agricultural Center kitchen are presented to Miss Myrtie Wilson, home economics agent by (left to right) Bambi Chesser, Bonnie DuBois and Myrtie Harris, members of the Lake Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers Club. Among adult leaders attending planning session at the center were (bottom, from left) Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Kay Sassman and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. - 'T'.. 1 A ___ daughter, Mrs. Charlotte MeWell hello there. Quoting a Watters, brought her a surprise famous expression, "Long Time gift from recent northern . My excuse? There Is trip. Our sympathy goes No See" just not enough hours in the day .ut to the W. C. ilartline fam. anymore. can't seem to get il', In the recent passing of Also to anywhere doing the daily Mr. 11ai1line. ' chores. My regular duUes and Uncle Lee Keller inui Nora my added duties just won't add .lohnann in the recent passing up to the 24 hours in the day. of Floyd Keller of Knoxville, I Anyone have a good solution? Tenn. Uncle Floyd baa visited Well, you kiddies, I hate here in Lake Monroe and San. to even mention this BUT isn't ford frequently. The KeBera, it school time again? Mothers' Rich and Agnes Rans, and Naigh of relief is * big YES. So than AiDe (Mrs. Lee) Keller be out at your bus atop on time received word of the serious Monday, Aug. 29th, and do it illness of her sister in Taeksafely. This is National Safety sonville so they and the StripYear all over the entire United lings drove up to ,Tacksonville Those attendStates. Florida is trying very to see her. hard to improve the accident ing the recent 4-H camp at situation, and you an surely Camp MeQuarrie from Lake Mrs. Alice Monroe were Myrtle Harris, help do it. ' (Buddy) Appleby and sons, Bambi Cheaser, Bonnie DuBoi. Charles and Brian, have return. Kerrie Kniffin and Sonja Wiled home from a two weeks trip ster. These girls said they en. to the mountains in North Caro- jnyed it thoroughly and are lina. Alice said they slept under looking forward to returning a blanket. Now isn't that some- again next year. Very glad tc thing? * During Pink lAdy hear that girls. I know that I duty this week I visited Claude enjoyed going and being with Hittell. Claude decided to come every one of you and hope to back for another VISIT to the return again next year alan. '' There will hea enDed hospital. We are very glad meeting 01 inC emrnoe UOUT1tV he now is doing so gooa. na hope he wiii soon be out on his Homemakers ConneD t h ( -'' ____ _ '. • .,-. I. ft 'I .. _____ ________ I - - 1 - j : •- -. I ' ; : R I ' 4 :- I -- ' . I l I ' I r L -4 I I I i 4- - DeBary's Herbert I). Gibb American Legion Post will open its new season of activities * meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Commun- Ity Center. . -L '• • - '" - 425-5938 AD NEXT DAY ONE DAY I TViENTY NATES FO I --- . . . SAT NOON P01 MONDAY .. . ..... ONE DAYS . . , . . . . . . 24c Per Liii. '.Y..'. 14c ...'..'..'.'.'..'.. r Un. Hl't ('l%tM 7.52I,nnaw'n'l Always order your ad on the economkat weekly or monthly ratot, When you get earlier results. Call and ancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at MAt, 'N- ,.•• - • -... - Ofl t Need To Use • :4) -. Advertising • 1 !fYouThinkSoThen... -- 4_ -; ___________________________________________________________________________ 1IS t'hone U-$choo$i & Instructions tO-ICmploym.nt $.r,ieu TI-Maip Help Wasted Help Wanted 1-Male r remsi. Help 4-s'1s4 H.lp Wanted 7? -Situattot. W*nt.4 77-A--Situation Wanted Student. $1-ineom. Propertp $1-Bustness Prop-Rate $1-Real stste Wasted $4-Real etate Sits $7-liusines. Resteta $0-1oti For a1• Pl-Farm.-t)rove. 5*-Acreage $&-Houesa rot PI-Houso. Bale or Rest PT-House For Rent P1-Real Estate Slich.nge ISO-Resort Rentala i0I-Trauer-Csbansa 15$-Mobile Home.-*ale 10$-Mobile Homes-Rest 10$-Trailer Space-Rent 151-Trallel' Lots-late t0S-Apartmeuta For Rest 10$-Rooms For test U-Rental A(•nts Ll*-Wsnt.d To Rest 11$-Auto. For 11$-Autos-Sal. or Trade 11$-Trucks For Sale 110-Automotiv. Sarvice l31-eooters A Cycles 1*3-Boats A Motors 1*1-MatIns SupplIss '.eemal. Ltv.stssk :1-Special N.tleee tl-Caterlsg - Psed 14-Bleyct. Repairs 1-Special $eriees il-Interior Dee.rstses IT-Janitorlel Reerteel 11-lAndscape ilrtee IP-luilders iptiel *0-Hardware 31-Horns lmprovomestz 22-PlumbiNg 23-P*IstIsg 14-Well Drittlag *1-AIr (ond A Heaflig IS-Roofing *1-Radio Televislot 30-Photo A lqsipmest 30-Horns Appliances I1-Mu.ioal Isetrumests 33 -Businees Rguipaeat 1*-Job Printlsg 34--UrkoI.tery I. -Vacuum Cleasass fl-Mo,Ing A storage 35-BztsrmInsI.es j PREACHERS hi ai - Should preach only one sermon or so a year. We TRAFFIC UGHTS t:;. Catering - I"ood _______________________________ - Should be turned off at dangerous intersec- - • , 4 ' ) I I __ Peno "an honest boy," and Mrs. ui t th • 0 TEACHERS No need to review lessons. Tell the children just once and they'll never forget. No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways. Drivers know p the law and will obey. MAIL ORDER FIRMS that send catalogues are wasting their 0 that has stood for sx hundred years but still rings the bell every day to let people know it is there, and if you believe in consistent, profitable advertising, then you will . * A LOCAL INDIDINT NVWSPAPI* _________________________________________ _________________________________ - -_ 1< l;NMOTtE Atitomatiri SVa.tting tuisirhiifi', Mont etinil. 135. 323I ME''IIANI('s, etporienrql Sc.. 05 7. Senvito Ms,ns."r at eminr,l. - • 1)1-fl -' • ii'tI-ir,I. C'iyslv MItt. I 5,000 11Th 01; air condit Inner. ________________________________ lxr. ennll, *125. Oil barrel S ml '7' I II ,I tU ,,1,riI,piTHn,Ct, sintiti, $10 flip' fi'Isee *lth pt,st, .., F"'" H*.(1341. •-.- 0 : • v -' e e -4 -1 e 0 'r -e t. ' -. -- Stempei' Agency SAULS AGENCY 12 NOON Buy C, new -' .I1aiityCare Legal Notice • ' Si Ofl J)C) \V N : Sanford, 1222270 VEAUTY N 00 k, ________________________________ IN THK CII1tUIT COVUT 4W IIAILRIETT'S soft water, evening appts. 105 JtI)tCI.%I elli'rISK NINTh PIANO •iUNlNo & REI'Aiit S Oak Ave. 322-5742. CUlT 01" TIIK MT.%TK 01" l"L,O SV L lit ItMuN 322.4221 IIIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IitK lJIrS MUSIC 81101' (.Oi!%Tv 0. Child Care hand Instruments ____________________________________ 1% CHANCERY NO. 10505 & accessories MOliTG.tI; )'ltEVI0UIIK 1110 ToP NUItSEILY & Rentals & Repairs Sitici, ORITANI SA'INOS AND I4OAN KINI)EIt(1AILTEN 21)01I''iiarAve. 322_7202 ASSOCIATION, Certified Teachers Plaintiff. Ioeate'rt I 7-t)2 Ph. 323.1 6110 ,15-acuum Cleaners Open Moistlity thru Satur(Iay ILONE N. WA lti)KT.11 anil DON. 7 15 a. mu. to 6:00 p. rn cLEANI;lts CSEI) NA M. VA ItDEI,I, his wife, flot I"ritlay evenings (II midnight. $1(I U) known to he .Iesd or alive anti, _________________________________________________ K lit IIY C(JM PA N V if (lead, the unknown spouse, WILL C.tltE for child in nw $uI & Service heirs, devisces, granti'es, assigh.,me for work log mijother. I'li. l;r,5-67117 nees, lunar., .'rt'litors, trUsti'.i. 223.0985 ______________________________________ or other elalmants, by, through, under or aaliist It( 'NE N. 30. •iisc. For Sale IllINNA anti WARI)EI.I. Wtfl[)ELI.. hi. wife, or either -TIi' 11am,' of 10,0(1(1 item,. of them: and all parties having 1111.1.8 hA 101A IN 11% RN or claiming to have any right flTJ('1" DI" MUll' 131)0 (irapoville Ave. title, or interest in the property TO, ItOliElt C. WA f.STROM itmitI described In the Complaint, M 1II)REI) I. tVALSTI1OM, his wife. ,oTltK OF slIT YOU ANf EACh 01" YOU are $ Ml's Dl' I'll L STATE hiereliy notified that stilt his _________________________________________________ I TIlE OF 11.0111 11.1 $ l,.'i'n ,'t,iii itietiteil a gaiti wt iii ()'I'l4'K 4W ME Ii' To the Dc fentlants : Ihi' I 'irt'ui I Court f t hi' Nlnt Ii 'JO i ( II.t It l.EH E il SON C.t It lIAItone N. tt'itrd.-il aol I)oiil. Jii,llelal ('liriiit ,,t th,t 8 tate of WAY i.mi'i UETTY MARIE M. %'arde11, his wife, I'iorida I .ini for Semi ntile CA un t w t y his Ii•45 I'on thy, I Ii.. is librovia t.,I title of 7 87 W.N.C. Na V) yoi ,S N ii ,: t'i I F VOlT are Mliii ngt "I., Tenflessee w Ii irhi is: Ii,'rel,y ti ,t I rie,i I ha I stilt has And to: All uiikti.,wii l°'t1' TIlE EIUWEIIY $AVIN(;S hANK, b't'n ,'onimpiieo,I iignitist you in of said aliove named flat U rat t'. iii,' ('I reu ii I 'ann of iii.' NI ntis defentin nOt l'la lull U, .1 isil I''iltl ('irt'.ii of t liii Stat a of y And to: All Parties t'l, lml ii ili.rl.Iit Iii nod for Semi minis Interests by, through, ijmnit'r or itooi-:u t.\1.SlW)M IiiIi i'otint', the alsisrcviatt'd title of nameil against * he 11.1)11 El) F. w ,t i.sr itosi, 1,1. w tu rat tie fentia ni s not knowvi to lit' il"A 1.0 SAt- IN 11,t N K, s't c., be ,iead or alive. I),'t.ti'liiiits, I'biititlff, Anti lii: All pantli's having or in )'hi.nt-.'ry Nii. 16225 to have any right, title claiming 'ri usaturn of this suit is a i'iitiui.i. i:i.t (AltIhtWiV rertaiu, ;ii;:1 IlE'i'TY - MA itli: (IAItIIA. or liii "rent in amid to (Isa follow - t,,rerli.ssirt' '.1- t lint lug des.'nlhsc'i prs,perty, situutte ,is''rtgng.' hinld anti uwtse,i by w,y, his wIfe, pIn iiulil f. dii tail l"i' lii'ua ry I, I is Iii 8,- ii,In 'ule County, 1"loi'i.ia, Iefen.I,. nt s, no.1 r.'''.,ruie'l 9'ei,rtsnry 19, 1957 lii ('isaiic'.'ry No, 111216 wit: !.ot 47, l/)N( Ii 'A I.E 8('lil'i in ( IIti.'la I )tecorin l(ook Ill, The smut ure or thi, suit is * V 1 SIoN, uicl'orlli ii g to I'iat uhige 3314 of t lie Pu hulle Itt'cor'ls f,,,-.'rlo,..s ns' of that cc rOt his nsort. r hi.'reof r,'eor,le'l ii) I'ia t .j( H,' in husol.' (Itiutsl y, Floridmi, 511- gis ge hell iimid usvtie'I by pta in flo,, 13, l'tsgs' 61, of hit' Put,- rtj,uh,'.-ing Ihsiti certain piece or f(, lm.tsd .Ii.nuisry 1, 1965 and S.'m,si ru',ii' ,a rri'l ut l,rotii'rt y l,rtIti',i, sit ii - ri'cursi.',l Jut ii un ry 12, 1965 in Ofof It,o'.,r,ls IIc 'i,sumst y, Florida. it n'l lid u g in said CoO lit Y fit'lni Recturd e flunk SI 0, Ins ge 300 at slse('l Ci rally hut riot a tisi Stilt". t., WI I: Im'l u'ii ii tif (his' h'si bile Records of Semi • 'rite Hots th 1(1 (cit of the (t nI y, I'li,nl4is, .ncurn hotby way of limit at itimi s. the fll:.t IS)) te..t oC List III ituisi lug ttuit riurtaits piecs Ot parcel lowing fIxture. soil iiUiistis"nt, North 68 toot ,f the East of llr(,l,l'rty lot'uulc,i, sitwit.' anti to.ss'it: 15)' tiC I.ot ft'I't or h'.'lng iii etii.I ('0518*)' iiti.i State ii 1- Itatias .551 ENIIi'i) 1,liit of t)itIJiE) lu-wit: I- II.'stcr l'.% IlK, n,a,,rsiitig to ii islust You. ugtuil t':ii'ii of )'i,ll, attn tit,ti I.ul 1118, 0AIt.,5NI) 1111.1,8, t t,ore',f, reconditul in l'lat tr.',,r,i I II It) (lie p1st t hiorfled I hat a stilt lii fi,ret,l,use it li,,.,k 7, I'a ges 5 a ts.i 6, I'.sh,mon gage enu'sum bt'rilig the U of its tci'oriIad imu Plist hook ta. ltevos'tis Seminole of fl 13, I'uges 83 anti 64, L'uhslio hose ,icsrrlh,etl proPerty I 't'U ut )', l"lot'i'iti . bermi (11.1 sugnl rist yoU ii4 IIU IIecur'i a of Hi'iiui usole oushs ty, E.SCIJ (iF YOU IS Ui'Qtii ItEP 1'It.rida, are hereby requirc,i to serve EA(II (il' VOlT iS IIEQIIiUI:I) a copy of your Amsswer to hit' ts, file your s$s.wer ot other written ds'fensen ha hIss Cons- to rile )'tutui' answer or oilier Complaint on the plailuliff'S *t ItOIiKltT- uihu,imst ssitts this' lii'nit of this' Cm- s - rltls'ms sI.'fcut.e'ss Its the (Iis,nI'lH-liJ.I'S. tiirneys, w 10,51' ad- "UI I ''ourt of Semi 11(11.' Cou usty, phil mit wit hi the I 'l.'rk of the $1 A N Is lIlt 5('Y siress is I'. (I lOx 075, Ituuueshifi, t"l.,m'i'lu, its thus l,r.ur ,'..Ilusg utisil ('iu-s'uhl t'''isrt of H,'issluiole Coon. l"ioritt,. $3575, uiu'i fil.' I hi.' ..ni ha el'l'Vt' ii isupy this-roof u lion I Iso y, Irinruihn, in thIs pn,o'eedi hg ivississ' ,ss) hi. .-n'rvt' us t'iipy I hs,'i'sust lsli.iis it*l'at'ii('ys, 4(11551 bus bit,' iuffis,' ..t IIi'' ('l.'rk ,laisu I Itt's of this' 4'Ini'ult ('u,url tan am lie. ssu,nifs usisil us,iiltsss jsis herein- hi,.' i,lsslisIitC'n n.ttotuseys, whose tather- after sot fiarOs, Is rsnUIlei1 by isutisse's tiii,I u.l.iross sire iussl-$'ifl. fore Ht'hut.'shuto'i- 22, iti wise (list uilirga(iolls 'I! 54(111 law, not later Ihiamu lIst' 15th da>' tufter set forth, as. l ,'illuiriiii by Cuumsplallut will be. tsken as nut- of 8.-ptsnusber 115115. Iii siofatuhl itiw, itoh later titan the lit duty t)scrt'iit tue cause will IrflOessi of )4s'plt'iiihier, 19)16. its detsusl( tcs.cti, This ,i'iii. e' plush lit- j,uilaiii'it- s'S su.r' IJla''Is this' .'istry i,1 a Ih..'ri'..f thu. .'auso isili isroutre',I i'm'. I lots ti'asa It gal list i elI UIi('t' i's cli week for tour tOilS - I ae.'re. i'it rI Sn (ipOfl I liii inmst r>' of Ilesree tlulifiussi, i'r.a aevU(is'sn weeks in lisa Saisford >uu. agaiussi 5%' ITNESS my hand slid th. you. Herald. of s.ii'i 4',,sit iii Wl'i'N12)45 toy is.iiiii uipd the listed this itIu 'lay 'at August, ,,ffi,jiii at'i,i Heunitiule , 'uUIit', Florldu., this ottiulal seal uf sa but Court in 1640, Pills 'icy uS A t4 u.s 1 U@8. s,.i issale County, i"i''ritts, Ihsi. (SEA LI OIEAI4 Ilet'kwithi, Jr. 20th day of July, 1966, Arthur 14 Art hur It. llet'k with,, Jr. t)4iCA 1.) Clerk, Circuit Court Clerk of (bse Circuit Court As-I isur It. heck wit Is, Jr., 't.m,ui,iobe County, FlorIda - - I)onuia '-t. Murko, llyi Martha 'I'. Vihuirui, D.0 Clerk of this ilint'usIh ('ot flEA Itl)A 1.1., (1 Itt I)1.EY, 1.F%S' 18 fly liotuuls SI Masks., 1ieputy COrk & IiI.ANKNE1I Iii'USIIIsAi.I., (11(1 isl.ES', PEEIII.I;S, l,liEltT$(1N ANSI )1ii North Court Avenue l.K%%'IH & BLANK NIR 'lIlACS' Pout Uftis.' lIon '2431 Stt.arliss t'.r i'l,uiuiIl(f P. (i. lion 975 (Irlali'lu, I"Ioriiia 4(1 Nr,i- th Court A veistie Liudedimu, FlorIda *8531 Atto.'is,ys (tar I'laliullr( 11110-U U.. 1431 -%tturuueys fur h'iuiumtiff Publish Aug 23, 30 & SPlut 6, l'ulaIieii tug 16, 23, 311 & Sept Orlasilto, l"lorIs'Iu, 6, 1066 l'siluils.i. Aug 2, 9, 16, 23, 19611 13, 1ts, 1,141'- In luI44'-44 J)Is'-61 P'i vton R'i It'' t ' V.' I l.L BUY your usable but anus.'I furniture & etc. 1.. C. DEl.!., 322.7596 or 322.53l. 33. Furniture For Sale %VI1.SuN.i.u';tt YI'I{N Buy - Sell - Trails Ill-IS E 1st 8t 122-5627 ;,.rkinl lot. 322 31111. $Y.IIit_ ':: l<t Jim it'. U 11t5. 2'l•t - uo'iii r, isst water, oak trees. " Tormn.. t14, v9:hiN%iri'.s'1' I)tt 5-' f' Realt t ',( a blocks 2524 F's' Ii t)r ye (Jttl,-s !. I 'Oil i h r 1'I 0710 so'2 93. 2 )stiu4i5-l19 ___ i I 0f. - A part men Is 1' or I A 2 NORM I 1flt ii ompIeiv AP't's., wht:hln'iitides&ectrtc A cooling kitcheis heamtn , 'l'fit*I? 7'%f I .' ;vv liFt VERY (1.-in Close JIrnr-y,', 'a in 122 441)3 £ P.\ I NT ' .t ' 3)0 M1NT (1A ' IJt lii Ic. First St. A L4La'r i I %Ian;lii ('1)'4W' Ph ,, '4Y it - 122-I 171) LI. Scoot er-t & Cy'les _______________________________ _________________________________________________ s,.tuNtiLI.t tvrs., :215 \ItiIlIOV ESl s ti 'i' 'U S. - ' ''I--RH Ha A V.,, 2 n "sly tsirnt"he,i. Ito ii" • it ''Y ' Or, Hvung_ilnilng' roam, kteh- YAZOI) 4 iIlEiV4 LAt%'MMI'SV..n, h .mh, ,.ndosei i,,ir - h wi'h 4Ih5lI, 'Oil mmii,, Ph. 2-4i .33 L0'V HI t I.Es 0 SICitVil'E . .JiiIi Iletilt)'. 251 'N '''''mt 'V 'ih ltstl 1 PIi.''*. 321 'II?' ____________________________________ s'I'h-eN iP'V. 1*0)1 %4.li,,ssvtlle. VESPt 4 IIoer Sptrrs, et•sll,'nt itt I It Jeasl I M Ptipl ufl r ik.. ill 'liii tICHI 5 ------- ' ______________________________ _______ A' Al.uN \f't't'.%hE''VS t *41 1417 tIC 51/ Oil 1- ROOM in f;urnish",i A pt it lb k'u 413 540 IN It.ivenni.i Park, - ', • ' •H - 5., U -' M U U - -:r'r N tn ;Irin intl Itt nit -_-I-_ mi, -_-_-_•_,_ -_ •, 4 '_ tl.14n1.O I !d %htnrs Rtmit a .. - It) ruin (iA I '._t•_ - Y W -' I Lit V .t Y Ro1)$tifl ',pl)rt1fl( (jootis '___ ' __ tPi'S.. private batbu, tii.iHIe furn , spetniaU V 41111 for rerired people. Ideally In. t :iteI •Iiwnt iwn Int;ulr, YOUR ViNltUDIc JCOha')fl'A L).ut Store, Ill IC 104-4 Ic it St 93P 91C. houses I"ur Salt' USEI) I' u r n it o , a, appliances. - l:I.l:5i• I I tth. ivltt ron), tools, etc. hiouglu . Sold. I.mr ,: w ,'ci' I.ri. kItchen, fen'ei In piri.i. my's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave TlI.tT t'(iU ..,n ,rrrI 'r )I, it St • il iio,fl .) L'I.iiIfl Ph. 822 413? 1 StS. - family Tb.vII bULb! I' 'hi., CA [.l.Fl t IIEtY. ESTATE (..arpet 'va!l S%all to i:ir.' 3 hunts , )sh tik Ec1loLsj'EL)i,iN(; 5L!, I .t, 'I. t,ild-11 i_ .$ liii,.' with 1. nt, t' rm, I'!.. b.(1) ui.L , \l IIedsliuig & I"urnhlure tIn.. remit. heat & aIr, t'iIn ---c.irmel, ii ¶ $th t. A'l I'ACl'ORY i'Iti('ES firs., I cult rl''s.'l guirige', iii's Ull, Iliiist's-_."iale or Rent -119 MagnolIa elr.'t S ,nfi --______________________________________ extra.. I'l\1• .'h '-s SiunLin I Ittl'It?Iiil 'Its I 1t. (1111:4! ( ()1.%IOt)()RE' (10. BusIness Ojmort unities liii)' at $22,350. E'' I" 'U St t,i I SEN[(.\RlI GLA'IS & 'rh-tic " : ' (4a6u) ;''-r uus'nth ' ''.11 tV II Mt'I'lisng, 322-i1'i1,22-511.7 120. 1 H')%l5 '-1 r:iTtIS Hunt k ' DEALER 327 - 5941 var ! cu. :. funny ' ir!tmn. '' SOUTHWARD TAVERN ( l7i, wutr hvT iivarters .¼ S ncr.. i.tii. C.tlI owner 688.5305. APARTMEN'L'S - 97- hoUsesForRent lilt. K IT eilr$ippeii, 34i) rn. & IIEAL1'Y 2 Hit, I litTil. Centrai air, $1n') N Park •tve 332.9111 IIEALI'rY Situp rr sale. Ciii III _____________________________________________________________________________________ nil, 122-6633 after 6 p ni j PR. 2 L1.tTH. Kit. e.*uipped, IN ORANGE CI'I'Y _ limo. LII, I' urn, or unfurms 69-Schools & Instructions 3 lu.'.irt,orn, I' bath home. Nicely lot'ateti on earlier lilil 'l'UI' ) INliEitilt ItTEN 1-22-I ant 'so Ittwaths at 17-fl near ci,'mn,'mstuirv school. I. 'n -_____________________________________ Certified Teachers imifnrinesti,,mu call 111-Ills) after Io.l1 SHY - 1-Dr hon..., tclt"hsn Enroll Now. S p. fli. (4 )ramigt' (it)' I Ciass.s liegimi Sept. 1. Call 323"(liii I'T"l 4' ill i4- $11I het is eens S 1660 tom' furl her in format ii'ti 4 p. m, ,'.t1'ry h,,nie, iui'ie pitt.'l,.i, "II________----closed porch, huge Orbs g room, :: Illot ti house, livIng room A TIlE Cl*s,ified ad columns are illoing area, 3 bg 1(1)11518, kit ktt-h"ni 1-'lS. Si> rOe Ave. che,, with dining spice, bus lb. llk.s a house towui bulletin 123 - o; -j -,. board for offerings of all plus shower sitthi l.svoratory l's --sitilit>' room, c.irporte, almost I tt1)ltM. hiou*e, unturn., Kit. kind.. Call 322-2611 todayl nit utt'tC. $13,5ulo withstt'rms,s. ''hots U t''I ).':lIl 32! - 3;i I I I I.li' ht • Ott Payton -- egai Realty - - ------------- ELA KA APt W FtIT IT. rtj. u'rs, io Cowan. 3-4l)11. tn. Jimmy D,,wnit:strs Apt. 401 Prslm'itto tv.. Ph. 332-1374 after • .t PT 911RN. Li 9'ItWNCR. APT., cl,,,• 312-4630. in. 321-2500. ONE 001151. turn. •tpt.. 143, 301 l.. 5th. 3fl.:I:l5 I, :294. _____________________________________________ I UK APT Water .5 light tUrn. $$uI mu. 322 - Il 6$. -- - I'IOTICC L 1 11 111K 4'JlI('h'l'l' 'flU U 'I'$-4K NI'llI JI flU'l SI. ('lii('I l'I' I - -.SII 1(111 sl:ui4)II': - -----_Ph' VI'S', l'l.OISIIit, us TIll: CIIIUI'i't' t' 01 II 'I', I t st'i:itt' NO, III*o. NI Sill J1'l)l('l St UI liii ii', IS I'1'I-:I) sloi('rtl1t)1l:i: ,'SERVIC- S SI) i'flh1 si:uisot.i-: ('iii SI'S IN(1 CORI', I-'I.ilIIll) S. I'iaiist itt, I S t'II S 54'KlI%' So. vs is Hh'•i I'II'l'I'It)S DI" ('I '1'. i'EAII$ON, .1 al,S.tNi"t)Itis t"h(thtiTtilt.i: 5 85) Ii• 15 'L'iON, INt' Dt'(eii.tas nis .1' FIt N IT V a iI''tt - pr'' fit h"b'rI i.i ci'rporat i'm,, No'rICH DY 5 -% L1'3 OTlCl. IS lIEItI'flV (1l'EN Fir iilssolut lii, tIllit on the 7th, day of Sept51)114K 4SF l)iaSOi.t Vl0N Cull her, LII6 11:1111 A. 5I•, at II., Sit l's'ra,i,is hias- Ing *'i.iIms tb 1' tiuuiii iioi,r tiC t lie Court house or Isoiust Isil S .1111.1 Ii,at St'iuiiisaie (lousily, at )aii(i,,'.i, S ii a 5 i'-N•ii,i.iI Nu'n-pi '(it liiarlilot, lisa us.s1etsigsst'i Clerk ('s'ri.ora Ibis: iiiil offer for pile to (lie high. You alstt curb of you are hat t' ('SII ats,i hit-st bidder for casts the by litititled (list ii I'etitl.is for I faillls.wlusg sieni','ii.o.I real pri'- t 5 l.su.!ut.tt,n hs ti& 01.- i Ins this cause, lintl s- ass ,.r' reuunr rt)': Lot 7, Hlok "l's", 'l'SN(11.E- cii to sreiist any claims or ii'' WOOD SEI'TION TihitEE tis,utsin Whirl. you. or sits 'n It El'l.AT, i-.'euii- tI.'l iii )suII ii$li) hi.. s's. ,Igl. in t S S N F. 51(1' ts )'issi lli.ss$ 10, Pages 39 ,tiiii 4' II 5 II I 'Vt Ill.E I" It -t 'i' F It Ni 'i' V 411, l'ul,ih.' lt,'t'urtls of $s$s,l ,t$$i lt'l t'i'lON, INC,. i.'Is.r.tus..Ie 4 'titlist)-, l"innlihus, (Ii I"it's- h'ia i'III- iI,ii- .st Ii'ii, I.i til ii tn 40'tlis'r si'llI, tihi PttItt'tuis'es, liii- hIs.' susuist iii ihil. .'t,... itt ti. l''.s.$us,'isIs, (it ores, .iIilili.siu's's, (un-,. r tin' ('hark f Iti,' ('H sis 4 Mlli,urteilalici's t'ts sail isii.l lUll ''.'u$'I iii amid for $s',.uituIi' or used its t'titJuiit'tiiius hhiriC t'Iitulit , 9'iuii.h i'll a, (o't 'ic wi Iii. the I 9th iia)' sit St'li%ti,tO'.,, I9ss. l'Isis ash' is iiidi' iiUlU.sisI I' i'lliiii, l. liii I't'titit.n h5,I(t, Clii'41 ileiru.' .i( (ti$uslutiit' 15$' t.i$, luau iii 'iiI. u - ui.. ii III in' let'cii in 4'hsaist'ery astti,,is Ni' gu- ,sisleui. liiII flow iiess.ii"g in the ('irs-tilt tS-t'i'ii) it S,itit.,iil. S.-ii,)iu.l. ( 'iiUii aissi suf (or 14i'lIihln'le ('ounly. l"i.sriuis, lIst. 12th ii ot CuUllI 5, l'i.'ikIa. .5 tug ti't, t'j4s1. UA'II;i 'IBis lUll. thu) at ,5u• (81251,) isal , is•, trthut H hics'kssiih, Ji ($1EA i.) Clerk of I he Cit- cull ('.,urt Arthur 14, llei'kwllh, Jr. s.f S,ttii,uiu County, #'lut- iia its: Shaigisret h-I. 'Vi ('is'rk of the ('ircssh ('taut II: ls,,isiiit M Mark,.s 'I'hiI 'Sits 0 i"tIl-i-i SN, J 11 at lu'suI - ('Is-. i $'i'i-NS'I'iiO.%I, i.A%'ls , 1'l'it$tN, 110)411, .51,1 NI'i 'Sit III' .%N & J.,lSSNl'i:5 AtI''iiss>i. C,, i',titi,'uiit l',rus,-5a Ciii t'laiisli(f i-'luiii. Slat, ltis,I, IIII, : t i4s1 I '.ini ra I ii(iUiI* vi, psI iIai. tt,i- ,i, l'li'i I'I :t -lii sliII.u,ssi,,, h"i.i'Ida i',sl,iiI, ii. 2::, 1 A i't i'. 1.11.1. Aul $ I tib$ 3, I l,ut' 4 III '4'. iii) NEW VOLKSWAGENS ---- The bug. 1611" 25ODOWN $4A95 MONTH THIS INC WDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. Ellinor Motor Co. (OPEN DAILY 'IlL 9 P.M.) 3219 SOUTH HWY. 1742 SANPOID PH. 3221135 (OILANOOI -• J _____________ e '.' Want Ad Department Hours Friday MONDAY SATU*DAY :00 AM. VOLKSWAGEN I -igei icy ,,, a ,. :;' •-_- bernper rnr,nt .', - ______ -- - -_- r,sy. $11) FL I NIOP ii. 17)2 Ilisihw .v 4nn(orii 's rr I U'2- I A Multiple Listing Realtor j ('rInnt1a 44t-%tlIt A PPA ..R 'p"'i 1 ,-ills' tO i m. t23-491 IUI Wr*flt'h • T0 Inup., ('shi ----,4 ' iiii 1.).. Ii.. 122.4.t' "l 1 FtIifl'%l U 4 10th. 'T)t? Ii ' I, • '' Itti ,Y Ilty Pm .122-5711 lIlt riiis. ntri< 'r tsseIal. '; A %O,ltlpls f,i.'lng P.ssitnf Ave VW new trike., 4 new tire. 31 sf P.; III. Ph 132 e)t2 4'. Park ri.ie 2 HE'Ief ITNV('RN. *55. 2455 -_______________------_______________ ------- Palmetto As Keys t -r.t WHY GO a"TJRTHI!R? -------- , )i,) .viiNS1,,N %tTiIll,.me ITirl'v.ire. You cats': lv'at sir prlc.st JN lit 1.1- •t 'lri'k ner ee it Ciii il,,wr,towr, .t 'ri nr,ntt compietniy nor;sp 2 ROR '(.I.flV LAND ror,mq, k itt'hsn I,,ri; iet halls, torn _she?.122-25 Pill flulisni etc nm ke th •iit ibis for Chrysler - Plymouth club or privat.. s-hor,l PrIce 11)0. Bettort Kentala iii I-I vY I. .92 floflary 35.0t' (' f,y' çipi-.in' ___________________________________________ *45_3002 Home 275_ 1'171 ,, iri..p.ct 9 venIn. Ph 222 )( _ A _ 7'4'F _ A 5601. AtlantIc, Daytona Reach. Mrs i:is:; 5110 XL on,s OAi.AXfl Burchtson,122-4055 innvnrtltilti l'lits car is r.i'r t o'r '..-'fif IT) !T1' T rr-, '' '(I I I' Vi aIII.i.ltJ& tra 'lean ysnrf,r't cnn.Iitini . .v I)ue omefl A 1.1, ( ft I'.,t T rott i been h -, anti has nei' premisim tires, mule in ('('fling rest e,tate--_ -.' Piyments ms' ie assumed ,ir QI • A i.IT Y 5h 151 i.t 94$ 'M IS sOrt building vorur fortune vflI t "i'ie f, in older anti. Hwy 17.12 Sanford with the.e Cill tV Il d"Isun., 122.131 122 - 2.42 2-1 NITS ren'eI tar 455 each per soer six o 'he "venlng. month only 15.950 with term,. , . -2-t'NIT'l rone,l for Ii'. p.r I,j-MohiIe IIomeM-Kent USEr') Ct hi 1T"I.tNCiNt1 at Unit*15(10 terms hi. .4 State Rank will save you *1,111(11 ---_._-money. Don't he mIsled hr down 4, month 'raAir,i:n with large cabana. 2-UNITS ran rent tar I2 each. "Rank Rate Financing." Cutil girl.n pasture * storage O 12.1-1 174 •sri,d compare oUr pity2 tiers. with 1041 ft of W spiacs 3 ml. otit ments. trail frontage, usa like frontSt lieu fir retired couple. , $itt) •1 - wn. (jqli' 5'' '1 h l--'-;-' float? Potential. I 11. Trucks For Sale I-f '. IT-' : I per m,nth r fl I-Trailer Siiace.-Rent Only $5,,Oo Some terms, '56 (;F[EVY 71tJCK $ f(u1,1'.Ii-, NITS renting for ritt u.:.;,o 4;iacss iatit.iike i TON Iflit h.ii, Excellent Con$ P"r month T',xc.lI.nt toA ,hbv 112-714* litInn I'teiii for iuri-nilu'e haulR1o0 _I,fl1)u sainetrrnq. trailer space Vr,It RENT: 1 A for 13 ,.l)Ilti. T°rm' tiny n.iw, HriRt. 141' witie trailer. IsIS- ___________________________________________ yumn'll he 1pPr'Iitinn In. $315 Iiuwm.,us'. Trailer Court AutomotIve Service ''?hsr. wIll pay for th. pro- 1)' 1Il'U PR tVtTE, pt.vetl street, some ,hui,te in'I grass. A I T'T'('\ ( I A Q show g • ' .T 1k - *22-51(19 (nnt - as. Legal Notice they'll shop at home. But the plight of Mrs. Con- state of Texas is 67 degrees, to Mrs. Esther Spivey. Her •: 4 f,oater1 Fhroig'sr,iit t:niinty 2-i Hr. '- 2 Rth. Some glrr'hsn. riiIpe4 Parmen's ,.. rp work I,, t'eI,-in'l. .,ryIr'C anti si Is. lhu,il wr,rki rig rr,ndi' linus., g,oI Esperienre fler'1tary •-'.hltlrnnil IJUA _ 22U4I5. _______________________________ 31. Musical Instruments the House also would provide over a new job and gettIng In too" rattlers have been addedto the airlift at surface rates for letter a fight with a policeman. "I ____________ dead list. Albert Burk's son mail and tape-recorded mes could have done anything I killed one and J. C. Splvey also sages to servicemen in noncom iianted with It." Average temperature for the killed one.' '' Happy Birthday bat areas overseas. -• -----------•-----5nlyis maehanlc to iriii_'UI '0rth itt-Irtqi ,aI, tiriokkt'ep!v h,v-k-rr,y$n'l Concrete, Ilioeku. itt-;,t DY MIX Ot i irifti -' '1'• ft .r It iiI Cenient (colors), Steps, 5teel, - r pu I rl , tic 15.SpevlzdServiceM esk. %V Ire 1115Mb, Dry Wi•lIs, Sn mitt, _______________________________ • I:;it tJ,'irtt(.rn (lr,'asn 'rrnp. & Window Sill.. 1:1!,, • -• Mi IIACI.E (JCitETE ('0. CAIIH WA8IIKI) ANtI WAXI11, II )HlhiIt filly It en 209 Eitn Ave. 322-5151 at your ht,nn or tnIn. Cal Roy (lreefl Jr., 322-606 M,t if' NEtt' i:r' \ It tNTI;l-:ri T. V. roll SAI.E. Al'T S Y( 'U I I.it' 114(1 .I0I1 I'AINl'INIJ AKA AI'AlITMENTH. t7s t I-',r'- tIt,i..i 322.9555 A. J. Adeock It 115)1 rt (.ron-.-, his roll -' gri isI•5K I,AMI', good as new. Si's "V. l'.t 252. .vrihr'.,k, N. SURFII()AI{l) ltI'lt1IS mit Tis. Says fonil I torts lii. 2901 park Circle 322-4063 or 222.321 after 6 p-tn- (A It l'E'l'H tIessn en sier wit hi I tie WO'l I-\' ov'-r 21 msi-s!eI Ti. Jici-litie Vist,I',n S mi in p1 Dine 1.tist re Electric Shampooer fur ms 'or • I'ht,nc' rsec.'ss.iry Hole in Your Roof? ? 7 only $1 pe tiny, Carroll Flirni322-7'il E & J 1'UItSEIt flOOI1NG tUte. Ph.322-3409 A YOItR message gets home. Over IIi• ti 28-I5aintlng &U,000 readers daily . . . when 1-10141 L)A v-MAGIr GE RI. .1 you place a low -coSt Cl.ASsl(llrlw-\V n-ri 'rl:or , ,, it'ia & I'AIN'rINu l'IEt) AL) in the Herald. Part tlrrti' ii! Full tIme 322-5426 ('usIt ::1-':', ,,1,r rti. TlIr1lI!,' 4$-Plaits -- Feed. - Uesd si. Articles For Rent lr,ttrvl,v'. It5- ,tpy,t.lnmmerit $0-Misc For Sale Tilson Painting Service .I t011' raurmihor I $1.-ArtIOlss Per Rest Tim, i-t;2 tirush Spray ('1 $1---lwp or Eze*aags RENT A DELi A T T 321-0350 \JL1 .4L4 .& V .. _____________________________ Itollaway, Hospital, Baby Sleds. 1$-Wu'ed Te isp S5-Purtture Pot Isle Month, Sly tiny, Weak or -1. Well Drilling ______________________________ 5I-Antuss Per isis CAltROI.L'S 77. SIt oat Ion Vaflte - ___________ $$-Monsy To Loss *22-5131 116 W 1st. ID-Businsi. Opportunities liAitv _ ,1:IT.al24. $PRLNK14ER SYSTEMS 11OPTA flEL)S All Type. and isea i ittlIi • i L Wheel chairs, sick room supplies 1it. i.5,,ii( 4ie repair and for sub or remit. STINE DRUGS Machinery A Supply Co. I'u,secrest Shopping Center 20?W _2ndSt. 312.6412 1.1 sIlo through - 1:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. 2701 Orlando hit, Ph. 322-791* Day. 122-7174 tlF' 1t5I.EFt NlghtW."-k"nds 121.r44.t 28-Radio - Television 122-WI 1211 5. French 3. Wanted 'l't, _________________________________ Publisher rsssrves right to r.Isct, revise and propsrly classify all \VIIU)I)ON A. NO T".WN t'- tvMI-:NT. -i'rsm'1iItllon iic'rItoNTcs .dvertls.m.nts. pivmn'. of $77 per mrs. F.1I..t. AUTO Radio SpecialIsts. Hit' '1< ElI 4 hr. SEi.L 115 Your l'urnllure Quick Adjustments will b. mad. on a ri-run basis oniy for typograpMcai ('IS'5I•.4 t.$xei In? ln,rurnint-,. Service with the cash. 2'l2 S 1'-srk service. 322-4261 321 s.: ______ I*r, I lth, 1.inl.caped, cyrrors that effect the value of the ad. Adjustments will not bs SUPER l'ht,%iiiN(I ,'OST We Servke A11 ,nakt's Rt'lIos. It' ffli-;RT w I i.Li.tSiS ,l,n.. ton-.' 51 N. fi'imhay, N m.d. beyond the fitit Insertion. Realtor 4)rls nti, SMALL Business need perkinw __________________________________________________________________________ ;io. IlonieAppliances Haynirull.,r--t;uI.t. t...-.e --- ------ - ----Use L,ow.Cost Want Ada up 122-3151 AIt,r$'tc iia'ik htIdg 2. Person,Vs to tell and sell! 1-Lost & Found S4\NFORI) ELEC RIC CU. Itirm 14 bath, I,-----'--;-:---------;--.J()Ij'. Itl'.:\l. f \7''' tI.5l''- I ' -CASH i"OR TIIASII LOST: Siamese full grown cat. Do You have a drinking probism. U E. AI'I'I4IANCES New A Used tern wnrh ttrepli's large kitfl 322-1561 Magnolia Ty':Si'E(i TIlE I'l%IE FIRtI Antiques & used furniture want. Write p 0 Boa 1*13. SanCtird. ________________________ -tincro.sed eyes. Answers to hon 1II I's. 201 tr.et • 120 N I' s K -t t'u-''i : l i - • -, - I name of Young-Fin, child. pet. -tVASHING Machine itentais BRIDGES FUIINITUHE Reatd. 322.706!. rail WE Prevention, sUtClLiI _____________________________________________ ", iL Used Appliance. for aale Park & 25th. 323-1450 90 I-,nt hI ' ''i CARE. Orlando 141.3321. 122111 2'il) HISwintii ,,r 11.52 MOONEY APPLIANCE ------ USED Furniture, any amount. All U''\-_Cor.3rd&Palmetto I :--------a '' Legal Notice A stockade guard called WASHINGTON (A?) - Legis Peno said be first saw a glint are a .o• O, uOflel, peop.e t eir youngest son onnie k e , . . - latlon to auOW iPeiwiiau in the sun and then, niomen. In * six f rt e th Id." J personal messages and news tarily, thought of tucking the But Peno $100 richer and snake. It measured about ten publications to be air mailed king-sIn rock In his pocket.. inches around. Donnie had * • free to servicemen in Viet Nam "Sure, I thought of It." said still in jail 'today' time holding the snake up on Cheap Mail imitar'l, ' Friday night, Mrs. Thomas 3. ter of the tall, shaggy-headed Bragg, N. C, where Cecil is ii 8.tlAf.t, d r't ln4 ' _ hath., (IWAII!'NEY JEWEIARS 322.14l :- ______ ere extracted from the hand, programs In the Orange Bowl game, apparentiy got the bet- They are now residing in Ft. - MTEIII.IN(I YrindshIp ('i,titC List 'em &0 en. 'ItlT •.. -- Avi', I I'll '00'S ln,.,;s I)"ittr-'-I--_ i"1 l\' 5' " 4 FIrCtu. I * 2 ------------i' IlA - VA lIvlI"", tio its ' ' 41IJFURN. I TO 4 (' old. IIOYS IZ vrs fir r,blor for mnotfltnr r'atser rotites tpplv 2t Park I - P EI)UCED and that is sufficient. Mrs. Gertrude LeGer has reCouncil, now is filling the same position with the turned home after an enjoyCentral S. C. Council. (Herald Photo) able time visiting in West Virginia.'' 'Mrs. Masel (Leroy) • Lee and daughters have been in it s A Srriall \fVorId, Cocoa visiting Robert and MDdred Martin and family. Leroy drove over to bring them home. eite 7 C gut it ac from a city jail iIIiate. Frigidaire range, & years $55. *23.1541. c .. -------- ". tions to save electricity. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot extends Invitation to every Spivey attended a bridal shower post member and veteran, and y LIZA AER Central Florida Council, Boy for Robert and Mildred's daughthe press, to attend. A email world, It is Indeed . . Scouts of America, in North ter, Annette, which was given Special guests While making a quick bual- Orange and South Seminole by a friend in Cocoa. Billy Sharon Redman, girrs Knight was a recent visitor at and Thomas Larson, boy's st*t- ness trip north recently, I atop- Counties. according to the physician. • - , __.•,_-'.•• -;,_ 3 - _________ are all against sin anyway, so why harp on it. Reports from all committee S. C. A gentleman approached, promotion and to acquire more ' ' * Claude and Rena Hawkins saying he sees very few "17" experience in his field of work and son Sidney are on the Gulf chairmen will be heard, Refreshments will be served Florida tags and asked In what came and he and his family Coast at Destin on a fishing - ' by auxiliary members. part f Seminole County 1 am moved to Camden, where he trip. This is a nice way to Ii ______________ a resident, also serves two counties, Ker- spend Claude's vacation time. v _. . . - TalkIng with him, I learned shaw and Fairfield. - They also dropped in on Rena's fle Ii Al Florl, former Alta. a Florl said he loved Florida mother who resides at Destin. J.'Janist Hurts I monte Springs resident, who and left many kood friends here They will be home this week. b Hand In Crash will be well remembered In but, In turn, met some ' * Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee : LOS ANGELES (A?) - P1- thia area for his work with the great people In has Camden. have returned home after reants! itoger Williams has can. - rit trek to pointi In Georgia celvd all Immediate Concert and • where they visited relatives. ' television appearances following 1 y 00 00 I ng * ' Cecil (Pat) Anderson, son - b a motorcYcle accident in which -b nestof Carl and Ruby Anderson of his right hand was Injured. o MIAMI (AP) - In the nell's son, who made his third Lake Markham Road, has reA doctor for the entertainer midst of ci ai 000 fans cheering trip to the stadium while the turned home after being in war said he did not expect the Injury ' ,' ' crew was sweeping up the rem- torn Viet Nam. Cecil surprised - w to have any permanent effect on nauts the DoIphins.sn everyone by being married to wnuams' p1aing. Some stones dropping hotdog wrappers and Diego Chargers I -: exhibition an Orlando lass, Carol Hunt. J -' P - a I -- _____ ____ &)€/fr' RPPi/ ) ( (7 - II%I4*1 ____- -. '-_. -_---- l(Iri'4Fi,H ______ 122rrn'I JloItHI, ' ____V.'.It_ IIi'ws.r.I, Wynn itl -- you I Ii - - -_' 204 8. Park Ave _________ $-l)cis--Csta--Peta -j• • C 4- -tiesuti Care 1-Card of Thank. S-Child Cars 10-UI - 1,,41M.,t*cHtVRON.S4cHtVRON DESIGNS I ' I h lt4 EH lit IA it t)I Li it,.,. ,,,n,,t,in Ilats (1ol ItiIing Arrut wani.a Chevron gasotinu put y.ung4,o spirit In your cart IcTA U flA D suv ' u Iriak --lii, ek. ad.wh15..IIl,LkIua fi I .---...--.---..---.-- -..-..., on th pump-at .vs,y Standard Oil station. I1A - *..-', rz ..' Ph. 55D54 ____________ _______________ tii.uit KC. ;IIIr!'LlrPd, IJ[.4 oh, nIi i22.7V25 or CLASSIFICATIONS CIIAMPJ qk,,nks $25. 10, liwilt__ - -• EEX& MJ'I'JIK I, )%niv -.-- _____ ______ Ai'gtit 28, I96 ---. Pte 7 10g. Room For Rent ____ 'r' i i n',' -_------_•• • - IPU .2.44Vi. ____ CONSICUTIVI INSU?ION?.-.NO CHANCE OP OPt arn.d rate. 1 - - OU -._ _.--. ----------------------__________________________________-0. ('MItt ('ate iititttrh I,ralh lir 322.261 - - Mrs. Ken Leonard have been - - - visiting in Kentucky and Ten- • nessee for two weeKs. - - - Mrs. Herman Spivey, Mrs. Bob Dodge, and Mary and Forestine Allison. went on a shopping By MRS H. L. JOHNSON spree in Winter Park recently. Safety and health will be ' Callers t the Spivey stressed - as main projects for resmence receniiy were inc the Seminole County 4-H proL Clayton Fye family of Brooksgram during the coming year, yule. ' • ' Well another young ft was decided at a meeting of adult leaders with Miss Myrtle ________________________________________________________________________ homemaker has left our town to be with her husband. Bob Wilson, county home oconomDodge came in last Friday eveics agent. ning from Virginia Beach, Va., Plans also were made to par. __ to get Grace Ann. They left ticipate in National 4-H Week Saturday morning for their the last week in September. . new home. Bob is stationed Achievement night will be obthere with the Navy. Their served Oct. 1, time and locamany friends will miss them tion to be announced upon cornhere. * Rex Kern and Jonapletion of plans. .-.•-..-... 1* than Catron, accompanied by A highlight of the meeting Lucille Sph'ey, spent last week -. was the prese.ntation of 10 sets - ... , at the Wesh!yan Methodist of salt and pepper shakers to • .it.:... • 1 Camp at Brooksville. Since Miss Wilson, for use in the .. _____ ••••••__ everyone knows how good LuI center kitchen, by three memcille cooks for the Paola Wilson bers of the Lake Monroe 4-H _____ ___ I School he did the cooking at Handy Helpers Club, Bambi the camp. So good, in fact, that Chesser, Myrtie Harris, and r.• she took Kay Cunningham, Bonnie DuBois. June Brock, Ken Spivey, and -.'.,,. Any boy or girl, 10 to 18 .lames Catron down there this years old, who Is Interested week and had to be cook again. 4-H work, may contact the r• 'The Frank Glascocks have county agricultural office for • had as their guests, her mofurther information. AL FIORI, former Altamonte Springs resident ther, Mrs. Street of West Virnow of Camden, S. C., smilingly poses for the gini. Mike Street, who also Herald's Chuluota reporter, Mrs. Liza Baker, after DeBory Legion has been here, has left to checking car to be sure he recognized Seminole turn home and Mrs. Street will County (florida) tag. Fiori, who work-ed here as By MRS. JOHN LEONE - ---• • --:"" - Want Ad Information Safety Health Subiects Of 4-I-I - P - 1 - I - . / ' - - - lumbus, Ga., and Richard, who resides in Jacksonville. They have come in regularly to see Dad. ' ' Sure glad also that Claude did not become 111 while on his and Mary's recent vacation trip to the west and north. . '; - od job again. Glad to have seen Thursday morning at 9:.'lO at his sons, Claude Jr., from Co- the County Agricultural center. "I ____ i •• - r -- p..,-- - : • _ C i . - ----• - f �- - 'AA Is - . ... -- hr - .. .- - -. - aixt1nrb a . .----.- - Page 8 - rralb 1 . - August 28, I 1966 We Thank You. One And All High Cost Of Jumped 0.4cyo In July Living Thank you Sanford and good wishes in tile of telegrams, County for making our grand opening flowers and best of all--n visit to our Sunday such a rousing success. plant. flundreds streamed into our brand We thank the city for speeding up the new office and phrases like "fnscinnt- difficult work on Fulton Street, 9lu- y ing" did our hard-boiled hearts good. worked under a brutal deadline with So many remarked-111 never thought. tile sewer and lines so we could it, took so many people to put. out a p tile opening on I mw. per"-As we told one bystander "where And we can't forget the Florida Powelse can you get a $2,00() a day p roduct, er and Light Co., Scott hums and Mat'for the price of one nickel !" garet Leonard for handling all the re. It is heartening for a newspaper to I'reshments. know that the community, county and \\'e feel as one of the lenders In the the city of Sanford was one hundred community that we have made real percent behind us in putting up our new progress in giving this county a paper facilits. of which they can be proud. The community and we emphasize Thank you for your faith-We promhere-the entire county sent us ninny ise 1 0 never let you dnvn. Seminole _ per r entage point below the norof living rfl5t index jumped 0.4 11 ma! July increase, he said. per cent in .1ut. raiging aver?teat.. poultry. fish, fruit and I age consumer price increases vegetable prices were relativeduring the past year to nearly lv stable, he said, hut there three per cent, the government were increases in the cost of I milk, butter and eggs. reported. Chase a ttributed near' half Food prices remained retzi thr 2.5 per cent increase in tiveiv stable from .1un. The the consumer price Index dizrof Labor Statistics jnP7the past year to Increased i blamed the latest increase pri- charges for nearly all kinds of manly on the higher cost of consumer services, especially transportation a n d medical Offen You _ WASHINGTON (UPI-The World-Honored I is Bureau I Harold Miller (left, top), Bear Lake, who are home of Dr. guests attending. Enjoying boat shown with some of the 48 cruise around the lake with their host (center photo) are Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. William Webb, and John Stilwell. Gathered Ear] K. for chat (bottom) are Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carter, Mrs. Dick McHenry and Miss Shirley Parker (seated, from left) and (standing) Tom BurEmery Boudreau. gess, Hugh McNulty, Dick McHenry, and Mrs. members Wood, and _____ - - _- i r 1 i :P$ * -, -_________________ , s,.p ': ,-- - Am ? A 11.1 11 . ii '! -----.~1 , ENCYCLOPEDIA in the NEW Eldorado Deluxe Edition a • ' I . : l L , / I r I.. t' .." .1 11k I., . ~:, - , 1 I. ____ 1. - -. "I'l ' . i ,, . 11 I I !-I it r _•.L: I .I .• - .. .H,-, -- fr' i .! . JI ,.. -. i, .4 . I I I . It i,, f 1 .%:$1,4 " .'.- '' ,. S . I : I LSGreen W V '1 __ ',` t I 1' adu L I: tici the - ' Ip' - - :1 : : ~j:., ..1 cen ... - - . •) .,. AT - 1 ti'DAW I CTIC LLY I PRA _~i I A . I / O LUCKYN . ., - ~ ,V~11..1 :! ` , hi Bat A yea ~". . , I Adult classes leading to a of the evening program. Other I flrovn. Jr. All hold certificates instructors arc Walter Curry. t high school diploma will QJ) .i;g the fields they teach. Willi e Smith, Earl Minott, Mrb. at Creams High School at 7 There is at small charge for Annie Hagan, Mrs. katie SandiSept. Douglass, . E. p.m. S. icr, Miss Kathryn Thornton, rfP1!itfl1tIoTi and hooks are sold director of adult education, sinCOIL. Clusse meet each wed;, Mrs. Ernie McNeil urid Leroy iiouiiced. _____________________________ MOIIthIV through Thursday from fur k-1 ~ for the adult diploma, seven of Interested persons should rewhich arc required. Necessary I port to (rooyns High School at credits are three units in Engp.n., September 6 for regiri urns, lish, one in Civic';, U. E. history, one in Science and ,. _.. .... . I Iii t\ jiotic. one *ii Math. The nine other ja1th wagon struci s I;,t o credit sin electives 7/'J ,,' ) valve and burst Into Crtd;u can be transferred I 11 front any uecredited high school destroying the vehicle and ii,- I 1: except for courses in Physical juring its driver. F education, band, Music and I Putrolmun illiani M;yare. r.: / Driver Education. suffered first and second Randolph Scott is in charge .'/ degree burns on his head eta: I arms In the fire. ' . Authorities said the truci apparently struck the vulvt just after Miyures hd tsii1: U II two boys to the Juvenile Honit - The gas spewed onto the hot TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Co. Uuydon Burns, out of the exhaust pipe and burst int Paddy Wagon Cop H" . ~.11 1 - Q 4 , ~ p .3 Bruce Biossat to IMAGINE owning the complete 25-volume Funk & W'ognalls Standard Referenc -. Encyclopedia in the .' -- '• . C cxli 1. ON the S and L anh cel' teic his ' Gov. Burns Back A flumes. state for several week'; for a physical examination and with his wife during her 'covery from surgery, is back at his job e planne series of 7)ointmentl, and expected to at.TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A tend toda y'ti Cabinet meeting. rroun of Florida leirislatort, He is to return after the concerned with highway safeiticeting to itoehester. Mimi., are planning to meet with vlaeri Mrs. Burn'; is still reeov- federal officials to lean; about ering from a gull bladder u; federal safety legislation. eretion which site underwent The Legislative Council's sub. at the Mayo Clinic there. rLUIIL uv. iy v1;: (mIIiI1vv (J on d ,. - study the t wu wet ace A I) Sat 0 . ~ I 10. . ., . 7:!-_- ---'-iE- ~1% ~;&Aftgaim ~ ,q anw- ~ I1 I I. the "I so :•'f.'. /7 4 Cash Discount FAST GUARAKMD SUVICE F. K. VINCINT PH. DELAND 734-9393 . ___ - - - ifi;w!:~ I "'A f a I. /1 InOurNewLoco%* Hwy. 1742 & Ldi. Mary mvd. FRIe SATe umt a nzeIS1 . S iI IW Fun' ~,.;1:1 • / , 4 ,L1-1-__1. .~,.i ",.,~, 411 - . - - $2* - FUN FOR EVERYONE. w orrison 1U .aa.. NV. 1 I - LIMITED TIME ONLY - Home Delivery 1 ''i.' 2c I . - J , ..w . Postal Regulations provide In a.dva.ztc.. th I . zne-aot,vr that all mall subscrIptIons be of the Aaioei*ttd Pr LbS - - - - -_ - -- - - __ _..t_ --------------- . ow- .- - ..q..'' - - _ , - I -, , " -, . ...... - I - . ___ .m , -.-,. -- .- ___ -I Plumbing. Ii &,ttitle,1 ur firm ssspot'eibit tot such re- p t ..duvttuii will be "--ittOli 1.4 Infringing on Tb. Herald's copyright sod will Os held Ij,itjis disi&g e auuer the law. - - A - which 1)1114 - , :'I,',, :- \ 011 ,% .- I I !'I. ',.'.!:, 1v4 , . t.: - .,4.'• ', y':1 -. •- .. -.. ,. / 'i ' - .. :'- . - -, .' ,f.j .;Oj: ... - t',,I .u,pI -I ','- 4---, - Laws ." ,: S ii ,f i S I lie Mill I I , "" ~ . I Gen. Eisenhower Urges Univer sal Military Training Former President Dwight Els- I I. Provide enough men to flu age, lie writes, ihower liiis called for a S3'St(911 our worldwide commitments; UMT trainees should be o Universal Military Training 2. Ut' n sourse of substantial fered the chance to enlist I the fairest and most cilec 'c way to meet America's additional manpower In a hur. the regular forces for a two ry, II needed; the pa year hitch ''with ilitary needs. 1. Elinilnaite present incqui advances and benefits" that ri '1 mean universal, with a inimum of really essential ex ties In selecting manpower; gular service provide';. Generi t1)ti0h1S." General Eisenhower Uring to every young man Eisenhower urge, Those wli 'itt's in a copyrighted article ''an understanding of his obliga choose the single year of se the September Reader's 1)1. lion to his country 811(1 8 sense vice should be paid only a sma st. ''Under the system that I of participation in Its affairs;'' stipt'ned-five or ten dollar'; 'isioii, every young male Build physical fitness aimiti month --plus substenance, clot] nerican, no matter what. his self•discipUne: ing iiiid other necessities. ''Th itus In life or his plans for Benefit the vast num be rs (11 year should be considered m e future, would spend 49 boys now exempted because of amity as their contribution I eks-one year minus three educational deficiencies or mo their country but as part eks' vacation In military derate physical disabilities, th eir education," he says. tining." The best age to begin such Youths inducted under UM Unlike other systems propos service would be 18 General could serve in time of eme I to augment or replace th e Eisenhower says, "usually the gency such as flood';, stern aft. Mr. Eisenhower says his age at which a boy finishes high and fires, Mr. Eisenhower wr 'oposal would accomplish six school and Is ready to enter col- ties, and could be useful ijectives essential to effective lege or go to work." Inducting "helping to maintain order at sinpower recruitment. It boys at that age would cause In assisting th e victims of ml auld: less disruption than any other . fortune." all " --- . Foreign News Commentary Campaign Financing By JAMES MAIIIA)W Al' News Analyst WAShINGTON (Al') - Political campaign financing Is producing the usual: some handwringing, some indigna tion, 501111' gloomy foreboding'; about the dwindling chances of the poor man in politics. This has b('Cfl happening oh and off all year in Congress but by the time Congress gut's home it probably will have done nothing, as it has for years despite the cries for reform. Just lust month Rep. .Jnmes C. Wright Jr.. D- Tex., said the high cost of campaigning is making it impossible for any ''or the willbut the wealthy ing wards of the wealthy" -- to seek public office. And Thursday Sc'sa. Russell B. Long. D•La., said unless something is done it will be ''practicable only for the rich to seek high elective office.'' "Colossal "' was Sen. Thruston B. Morton's word for present campaign costs. This Kentucky ain Republican is his party's campaign chairman in (hit' Senate. Under present law no cattail date for (Ia' 1 louse can SpCil(i more than $5,000 In his bid for Cflfldi(Ii$te for the' election, Senate snore than $25,000. Wright lies said probably every member of Congress has knowingly evaded the purpose of the law limiting e'k-ction campaign eAI}clIheS. 'I'Jii' present 11rtt ,'riialts 5.000 contributions to any miusolier of (lflhItIlltLt'e.S set LIJI ((I itid at candidate. With that ill iiiinoi, tao doubt, l'residt'nt Johnson Inst Silly - no 000 31 a than antelope'; or even fish. iosity. Tti our private little farm • h/hen our pioneer ancestors lake, we have some bass. In 'S _____ spring I would sit on a stump. 0. trying to lasso one with a small ' copper wire loop. 'F One nice 2-pound bass would , ' I cruise within 10 feet and look ily wAl'rEK c. PARKE-S r. himnior"; letters from summer at the copper loop: then glide It up may amuse dad now, bilt away as if he wasn't interest- k it until junior starts writ- I ed Hut within t hilt ililnitte he' d ) (rota; college! come right hark, approaching • • rIiait fll'W copper-centered maybe one foot closer. Then n Is about the only ';Rn(l- with feigned distinterest he h you (-tin get for a quar. would back away and cruise out Into deeper water. these days. But he'd be back again In . . urnmertItne is party time about 30 seconds, always get. 1 also time to drive wisely ting closer with each trip. Finally, he came clear up er the parties. to my loop of wire and rested e e his tummy against it. thus Mom has to make money go be nding the wire inward tin rther these (lays. Now If dad of my mop was lid only make it come in I one-quarter caved in. iter. So I carefully withdrew the women's bank account'; loop and restored it to It.'; round Some _____ - Barbs mostly a system of check'; shape. Next time he actually enterd unbnlnnces. • ed the loop, so I whipped It up * • lassoed him! When you gripe aboutconuli- nnd no, remember this is the COMPLI'Tl SERVICE DIP?. aeration that coined the Typ.wrf.rs • CaICuf';$O.'S rase, "i couldn't care les" s. . . • asked Congress to reform cam- 4. Encourage widespread pubpaign financing, saying the lic participation in the financing present $5,000 limit could no of political campaigns through longer be evaded by "putting tax deductions of up to $1 for (lie maximum amount into dif. campaign contributions. ferent pockets or the 51*12W This got a cool reception. suit." Members of Congress have nevUnder existing law national er tumbled over one another in political conan ittees can raise their haste to disclose the and spend no more than $3 mil. sources of their campaign in. lion In any one year but there come. Chances for passage of is no limit on the number of Johnson's program this year such committees and the law look zero. Long has a plan for the federdoesn't apply to committees al treasury to pay the cost of active in only one state. Johnson, when he asked Con- presidential campaign'; at the gress for sweeping reforms In rate or $1 a vote. lie said this May, proposed among other would free nominees from the things: promises they now have to I. Al! candidates and commit- make to wealthy contributors. tees supporting them for federal But there's a hassle over this, office would have to report, just its there is over Johnson"; clearly sand promptly, the proposals, and over practically sources of all their campaign any proposed change connected funds and how the funds are with campaign financing. spent. It's just possible that before Members of Congress would Congress quits for the year have to disclose all gift'; and perhaps In October - the Sen income. ate may pass something. It's Change existing law and unlikely. But there can't be any :iiake the ceilings on the size of cluinge unless the House also contributions to campaigns real- approves. It shows little inctinaly stiean what they say. (iota to do this. • What seems like love at first ht may only be a symptom it you need eye-glasses. Adding Machines S Duplicators Powell's Office Supply II 7 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. IN 00 - - I Learn to I FLY! FOOTBALL THIS FRIDAY COLTS VS. BROWNS 9:30 P.M. CHANNEL 6 A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" S5.- SPECIAL $5.00 INTRODUCTION SPECIAL SOLO COURSE NIW CUSNA TIAINII - W5T AIR TAXI CIITIPICATI COVERS INTIRI U.S. Isso AVIATION PRODUCTS Esso - CO-SPONSORED BY - $1300 For Has, MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS Pumps nd Piping 1.1. 322.0852 mt fur '" ' H.atlng & Air Conditioning Sprisld.rs, .,- 0 QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 317.31 ELM AVE. SANFORD, FLA. The Sanford Herald way be reproduced In mIt)' fIImIltleI WltlI(Jut writtea permissIon of the publisher of The herald. Ally I(44IVI4U11I 41 P I -, B OTHERS LOU I Muzth Entered as second class matter October 27, 114114 at the I-'ost Qrrice of Sanford. Ylurida, under the Act of Congress of Match Z. 15147. No part of any material, news or advertising of this toditlulu of . I, . .. p) I HAW 5.7i 6 Motbs ZOO 1 Mont tI aclu.ively to the use for republica tion of all the local news prioted I In is newspaper .' Blvd. ': I ALL OI'IIIH IIML SMIUL.1 GOUI'.TY $li.&ti I Ytrdl $1 00 1 Year U. The aerald Ia a -: t 2c week 2.0 I Months 1.00 1 Month Only One Coupon Per Customer Hwy. 17.92 & Lö. Mary Week most political prisoners refuse ('osninumiist "rehabilitation." SVBSGRIVI'IOS RATES bOO I Mouths r ' Wider these severe prensullels Saturday preceding Cbristniall. ' . - -- ONLY 49t i I , _ .-:'.-~7:~-_,,.,- FUNK & WAGNALLS ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 ric an OFF OF THE .Y '-~~-,i . 0 .... liii FUIIfl* ' . I . s, ! - ,~_ - ;o -4 OW 4 ' C S •'..$- 4 r ! qla REFRIGERATOR REPAIRI - I: t, OFFER - kr 'anfuth ijl~ratb :1 J ~'J/ { '.' . ~'.J• 'owl,., ~ 446 ,- rl,,,",~tl~_I-v 'r ON A P; CUT 0111 This COUPON AND PRESENT AT CHECKOUT COUNTER witii iul. W~_7 , 4"W10 GET ACQUAINTED I GRAND CAMIIERLEY, Eng. (UI'!) Intiozi in thsi IlUt7 Legislature' to 'Workers here resented a rule make florida's laws conform to requiring them to wea r a col- federal sUandurds. I ored lapel tag when they went The federal Itt directs the ' for their tea break or to the secretary of coflinlerre to udop restroom. So they wulked off rules and regulations Ia tilt their jobs. They returned when field of highway utety whiii. nuanugemunt agreed to drop the would supercedi utsite luws that: isipel tug regulation, do not conform. I :. ;.! put f. ,~;: I 11M ral Vd for the next step. lie must serve on tribunals tt'i.j,'h i,,,lt,e nri,nnPr. who . J-'.,"- I' 'use to be "rehabilitated." Ile must, when requested, spreud rumors ordered by the authorities among the other prisoners. Aug. 23, 1966 Sanford Herald Page 1A lie must regularly inform on WALTEB L. tèIEIaOW, EIIt'1OIi AND P1i$ISaSII$iH hir fellows amid, when requested, YBA5JC woirousE. Clrculatlou - G,srrsl M.IIN$,r ftOU$CIt,* *l.t%-4%I1iit LAUHT VU10111EL denounced them before a tnAdvcrtibihg Director Associate 1dItor bunsal. FRED 'A5 J'ELT atoll GIMEN Managing Editor These acts "train" his brain Advertising 5-tanager JIE IIOIIAhSIt DORIS WILLIAMS to complete obedience. Society Editor liusines. Manager Theta he may be allowed to DO'Il'IE £UWII h.usu City Editor Mechanical bUilt , leave prison and go out Into HILL VI P4 I%I' JVU) WELLS the world. Staff Photographer County Editor The study reports that even Published daily except Saturday. Sunday and 1tri?tmøe; putliae'I frontispieces, thousands of photographs, drawings, and diagrams illustrating the text, and full-color maps of every country on the globe, comprising a complete World Atlas,. Most beautiful of all, the page-tops of all the volumes are gilded, as only really expensive book'; are gilded, making the set a superbly luxurious ornament for any home. FOR OUR ___ .;.'k.;a.l .- . . , . - - - Political Notebook - red, black and gold, with special end-papers, full-color Highway Safety Resent ]Rule II '2 r. H : '" Legislators Study , 1 . ' 3 :.-- - . . ,.. ,'t $ -'': . 5. - I. * .. , .1 .# , 4~':_ , I )' - .'''. - on the ' Ray Cromley - - fium' ,J~ ~ ga . 1 D Am its 3 P.0 1t3' Lucky Strike Green. The fine tobacco cigarette with menthol. f__ - 5 . '..'t'.-f . " few short -__ !:': S . .. i H G ' :' 011 R'," ,..-t: - - , i'jt - Today OOK WEEK Adult Classes Open Sept. 6 Sixteen credits arc necessary 5'; ,5 .: - used the western plaini hunted aisral curiosity of cows In antelope, they might sight a 'C ave myself some footwork distant herd. 'hen I had In bring them Then they would try to ap- " torn the pasture held a'; near as possible on mining. For anImals and the keward side, !t their scent yen fish will almost burst the not he carried to the an. Ift r'urnslly, as outlined he. would ad telopt'. ,w. You ran often Hut when the hunters crawled Imhlar attention attracting u.s c-lose as they dared, without svlees on human beings and 11frightening the deer, they would imulate more sales! in the tall buffalo grass. ASE A'508: %Vhc'n I was it d tie a piece of red Next, they' ci V . f would spenti my slamrn my grandmother flannel cloth on the end of the s s o Itang ramrod that was used for their rnuule loathing rifles, nd one of my claire'; Then they'd raise the ramrod and up the COW'; for milking. high above the buffalo grass rhioy might tie at the far end and wave the red flag hack and a 40 acre pasture field. % tit] they would ignore my fbi? when they found that the ';em'e in the field unless red object didn't follow, they rked them as follows: vould soon stop and apparentwould walk out toward the I ddie of the pasture, whistling i l' go into a modern fthall huddle to consider the strange make sure they were aware - object. '7 my presence. Next, they would re'. - re rhen I would lie down mu their direction and draw nea rer 11 nk';s on the grass andwait, to the waving flag. ow'; are like human beings M aybe they would danr e (tint their curiosity would away again for a few yard'; hut r, the best of them. always they would keep hey couldn't figure net why n closer and closer. vii'; lying ';till In the middle pronching 3. When they were within easy their field. I rifle range of the hiding hunter'; ;o they would walk tap to ere I lay and surround me the men would then spring rip and take a shot, thereby getting a circle, with their nose'; their game. fling at my hands and feet. So the curiosity of those anhen I would stand tap and tempt led to their doom. ye them on toward (ho' barn! ncl cows are no more curEven fish show the same cur. . Vhen I was a 1m7. I ,I. 5 ... - • ', '. .I , Ban ' -- . . :' It 'WASHINGTON (NEA) - If he refuses this offer, per- mon th s next to the';e ready-toA group in Spain has made a suasion is StCppe(i up. t're charge';. ~ 1f study, a yet unpublicized here, His already-meager food inOnce a prisoner "chooses" to I on the .rain_washing techniques tions may be cut or he nitty be he "rehabilitated," the study Fidel astro's men have design- put naked in solitary confine- a't'poits, he starts with "easy" ed foi Cuba's 40,000 political > .. ment..it He may be struck repeat- s newest ELDORADO teps aind moves up ladder. 1 B A prisoners. PIAN edly with the broad side of a The first stage begins with The program is called DELUXE EDITION! habilitation." It is "voluntary." bayonet or jnbbd or given icy weekly talks, propaganda nuwThat is, prisoners can "choose" baths at 30-minute intervals, ics end a study of Communist the program or not. But Ca';- He may h' stat out on work tumniuntarius. The prisoner is tro's men do some "persuading." details so brutal he l'reatl;s chligvd to rend and explain the The first persuasions are physically. OW TO BUILD YOUR SET A VOLUME A WEEK In one case, the Cubans re- P'"; of Fidel Castro. lie's modest. The prisoner is told that if portedly placed TNT charges i('qUii'('d to attend a study Starting this week Volume No. 1 book-a-week, in only, a and discuss and explain he agrees to work for the state hooked up to detonators goes on sale. It's yours for only months you wi,ll o''n th and receive Communist indoetri- buildings housing prisoners re- i-'idel Castro's Havana Declaraton and his History Will Ab49 with coupon below-a special plete set. Volumes 2 to 25 cost nation he will be freed after fusing "rehabilitation." solve Me and Jose Mairti"; ManThe prisoners lived for if one to three years. introductory price to get you you only $1.49 each with of Montecristi. started. You save $2.30 on this pons. Without coupons these vol. When the prisoner completes these studies, he moves on to first volume by presenting the umes would cost you $2.79 each-.. "On cc works of Lenin coupon while the book is still on so you can see what a terrific bar. - J:'ligion, "The State and Revsale. With this Volume No. 1 you gain you receive with the free ol ut ion" and "Imperialism, the Final Stage of Capitalism." receive -free -couppris for Vol. coupons. litgot's into ''Studies on Work" umes 2 through 25. So, get Volume No.1 this week. ' by Marx and Engels and the $ Each week thereafter, a new Then, make it a habit to pick up "Origin of the Family," Private i'rupvrty and the State" by volume is' ed on sale, so that an additional volume every week Engi'!';. Finally, he takes up if you collect your volumes a until your set is complete. the "Fundamentals of Socialism in Cuba" by Bias Roes. Huge Treasury of KnowledgeIn the next stage, the prisoner must write for publication paMagnificent New Edition pea's on the principles he's Each volume has the contents of three ordinary books. learned. These are used for The complete set contains SEVEN MILLION WORDS Communist propaganda. lie must, from time to time, in all, in itearly ten thousand double-columned pages, sign (loCUiflelits in support of covering over THIRTY THOUSAND different subjects whatever campaign the Cuban embracing ii condensation of all man's knowledge: ('otnanunist'; have running at This newest Eldorado Deluxe Edition is realiy gorthe moment. geous, bound in creamy simulated leather, stamped in Then the prisoner is ready wat . LI . I I ~ . plot A ~ L.S. M.ET . ... 25 MAGNIFICENT i : ..1 -, ". ,, .-:,. . 11~ IC'; -- In place of the three existing grounds down upon the kingdom, perhaps by (adultery, desertion and mental cruel- 2166 the legal profession in this country ty), it recommends but one reason for can he persuaded to try the experiment.. divorce-the breakdown of the marriage. The function of divorce court-,; For would be "judicial inquiry into the fact and causes of the 'death' of a marBut I said. "1 have labored in vain, riage relationship." I have spent my strength for nothing According to the group, this would re- and vanity; yet surely my right is with veal divorce as it actually is-"not as the Lord, and my recompense with my a reward for marital virtue on the one (od."-1saiah 49:4. * * * side and a penalty for marital dcliiiquenci on the other, not as a victory Throw away all ambition beyond forone spouse and a reverse for the that of doing the day's work well.other, but a defeat for both." Sir William Osler, Canadian author. I .1 - ri ' :-'-,•, It was the opposition of that fusty, Much the same thing has long been crusty old institution, the Church of advocated by divorce reformers in this England, to Edward Viii's desire to country. marry a divorcee which helped bring Such a doctrine of "marital breakabout the only abdication of a British down" would eliminate all of the bymonarch in history. procrisy, of th e collusion, at least Thus it is significant that it. is the some of the heartbreak and a great deal church-or more accurately, a group of ol' the bitterness flow attending divorce its leading members-which today is cases, as well as depriving scandal calling for a sweeping reform of 'l3rit- sheets of their chief source of spicy ish divorce law to bring it up to date reading. with modern life. Unl'oi't unat ely, it \VilUld also deprive An unofficial report prepared by the a lot of lawyers of a lot of income. group at the request of the Archbishop It will he interesting to watch, over of Canterbury proposes the abolition of the course ol a Century or so, what use the present system of "grounds" and the British make of the report. If re- Thought ... - \. c 4: icth the gra It's I ,, '.'-!',L"'1";1 - '4 'tjr ,. 4. _________________ .. "••i_____ _________________________ _: . , , . -..,.....- 3 ' Worry Clinic 5 . _.i,, "I i., ,.. S. - the labeling of one spouse as guilty and forni is implemented, and if fire and the other innocent. I)rinistone from heaven are not poured ' - I (.,) £: I. -0 0 01 * S I 4' __________________________________ I gi) I :- - - 1 . _ - ,. '" i 04 • -- . '' I Klit 1 . : -:.. I . IsINi .e 5't; L most . .. 't- - Ev en English Churchmen ____ II .. I 5'; 5 _ . WANTE 1, A decline in the real earning thamires power of the nation's factory workers continued In July. The July index was Thit meant It coat $1128 to buy the same goods and services ices that $10 would buy in the base period of 1957-59. Arnold Chase, assistant bureau commissioner, said relatipely few items were respons. ble for the July Increase. The boost in food prices last month was 04 per cent, nearly a full and & VIAGNALLS FUNK Dr. Crone's ,,t a. form water I TOASTMASTER Club met for afternoon outing and buffet supper HELP PIPER CHUOKII 46100" . AVAILASLI FOR R - TRAINING 01 All TAXI Flying Seminole Ranch 3 MILES EAST OF 419 0`00 3654201 ON HIGHWAY flE his :. 0 ~ FISM"N 15 A S S 0 I A T Two . LocatIois To Serve You Main Office - - Branch Office - 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA 322.1242 3221951 �•- ' - - -' - 6 - I - . - -- ow 0 M 0.0 &.0"Wft.ffft-M.&ft,.#*._ft, AS*%L.,. jo. — - - - .. . ~~-_~ __*i _~ Page 2A — . - .: I ' ~ f.4 .I 1. ' ,of "relevii4ion comSINGING FI.N'ALE to it serier ' p -,* C I fuu s I Jimmy Knqlpr. 13. Dope Smugglers delivered are Winkv Cook, Diaiin Bitzberger, .To 1ihlke, Marianne Swanson and Betty Catron. Peering from bc!hind are Mary Durant and 011ie 'Yelinek. 1. '. ' il t, I - L II , .V. — i WIO - ai . . •....4 lu - pnrtation and mediral service ~ survic-P. hnbysIttris. .' .1 - , \71)1 DAVIS, lofl,and the the g'rai ft adul WIJI - ~ Ach - - with tion A. we. of -' us ILI- bev Bat Clue Bon A and . • . . i, it Ce f, I C)t( -' SI Still and er 11cr Clio by pj :. .1 ,,*, .t ' ill . - • . .0 l. - t i -J , '. - II!, )'i 0 . .,,T-~ -, ~, I 1; . " 11 * 'x- , — %- . --. , (ford with flip Ilev. Chet F,lank al;n vi4itod with her .4iqt.pr. 111.0 but it ing sparlding, NIf N Ish Inetits; It) flit'(4- of 'I'll(, fler. N(P f(irmal invitatinnq are ~to-!gur# of the Plntner.; ha,; heen . fv' of . .... the excianint ions nverhoam'd from tile! Sunday, in describing our luxurious new home. I int ______ --- -- - Hall. Oviedo Personals I4 ItlI'I'll I)AVII)SON r('('("ully e?ended and all fri'nds I Jack Mangius of ligan, W Va. vlted to attend the ceremony nnfnt he anti reception Immediately fob Aug. 2. l96 lowing in the Church Social - I \\'iiclejell, ------_- I Mrs. hubert L. Davis, Another offic iting, tihis ':ive'nie'tit -putaimeling :ulve't't isi mig sale's i'('pt'I!_ lni'i'ie't ____-------------------- vt"1l-t'ishers to The llcm'ald open house. fit.' marriage will he sitfc'mfl- pirit', 1r, and Mr, William iietl cmi Sunday. Aug 25, at the F'fr,tner, of Hore4hoe Apirt(en'r -,l Haptist ('hiireh of San- men -;. (hmuluuota Mrs. White - 1,1i(l io siwws. n- mvi iert, Atarrarm i,vimm-fi, notyw l'i'()I1)iiiist for l"lut'jeln I'owe'r and 14111. I'll, se'rv- so complivated hellilid-the-seent's.. magnificent arrallizement dol)icting I'he . -_ nj. (oodnpr and the late W. T. Hun,int',n W. Va., terently Good u"r of ( hattanooga spent a vr'ek with %fr White'4 11 ..... Ill's lll~11.11-1*()tl-lll.1 l-',-I-'tll,1 .... whill grorgeous flowers! , , didn't realize a nivspiuiiei' \V11.4 ItE E E I I Persona I with Mr. andMrs. and - -' ' - — - At Celebration S. . ' _.z•.--. _ ' -. TOUCHTON S -' - " . ;:' = C , , - ¼JR Mims.. eoc:icomulng . . Modern Style . - in its center. Over the table hung a novel mobile made of fiyin cotton storks. After playing traditional stork . . - \ - - - _____ _________ . $ - . -- I ,'.IV')' .10 . - - - I ,.,., %.X ". . ".. '• -. , ,:_, - . - - -- -- - 14 \ - ' - ;": u -'. ç -- ••. •,• ' ,, - ' I 1 - - . , " - F. ', -- - - - - '- ' -. - '- , . .. . -. -' ,, - y- - I . ,-r ' - -- i.e- - , - 't .- ' '.4 - . - ¶e vikd Her Alter pl,u ing game's the cliii Su,ijtli, Mr. Kelsey drove' up for them and brought the. in home dren enjoyed hot clogs, which they cooked theiflscle.'CH, drinks, and ,i sui'pi'ise cake — a waterColor of the i"lorieli Persian uiielu'i v ithi andles limes IJ1U) tir as they grow Astv'r the chilleiren lmad eaten riper, varying from deepest their fill, Mrs. Ledhetter, as- green to light yellow. Though sisted by Mrs. Donald Carri. the color varies, the quality gan, Mr's. Michael Kelm and dot's not. They remain wonderAirs. Roy Downer, took them to fully juicy, regardless of the the anforei Zoo where they color. - - . , - , ' - '- '., f . .. ' ' , ,. ,. , ' -.-• ". * 3, .' . f-. .- ______ ______ - _ :';', llanu'I, ,,.- I visile!l relatives In floston. Ga. 11VIfely at 0111 t wo ' - ' ,-' . ' - - t__ ,, honor ci her , ij •4: '. 1 - ': . It - '. ' ' .: 11 . Mrs. Mines. To curs out the th eme a large papier mache stork, also made.' h) Mrs. Mines adorned hit' cocktail table along with ai1t wrapped guts which te.cre later given as prizes. The refreshment table was covered with; pink net, caught up in a swag effect with tiny pink flowem-s and overlaid wi th a crocheted tea cloth. A cake served as renterniece and was -.-----decorated with roses, each rose having a tiny "baby" inserted es I ., ~_. 4 "..,I mrsage made of net, satin and roses of ::e pier fashion Peggy Wood is having a pot- . big huge portions of thick, de- guests at the recent meeting I nesdav morning league Uclous sirloin - - Bill 'Yelinek of the., RVAkI-7 Enlisted Mei'is' Talking with newsmen after it CpO Wives will host a LUI) luck supper for the wives of ut Wives Club. refusing grapefruit wine! P. m. long conference with President cheon for the NCO Wives of R\AH-12 Tuesduat her home. Mary Daum in an attractive Sevenett.e were happy to wel- McCoy AFB October 6, it Johnson, Goldberg said the Red patio dress, long. colorful, come buck Mrs. Sandra Brook- announced. Shirley Simas and Chinese admission is sure to S R\AH-1J Enlisted Mann' Wiv come up at the next meeting of . Bill Fieldhaus ins, who went to stay with her Sue Sevnnwa will co-chair this flowered keeping Close watch on his love- family during Lite past deploy- (!veflt with the assistance of es Club enjoyed having their the General Assembly in Seply companion . - Knthy Hen- nient of the squadron. Mary O'Donnell and Beverly husbands attend the August I1 temtwrclub meeting. Plans were made son laughing at herself. President Paulette Widmann Koschwitz. for Cdr. Webannounced a chlldrens' fashion shov Fashion-conscious that September Boa Jarrell and Miit' - Hay L star In three different outfits would be the month for RVAH- art' chairmen of rival teams .sometime in November. Watch Ivan Lewis. temporary baclw- 7 to furnish articles for the lammed to conduct a member- In?' - the date.' and place. T ime for the.' club meeting has br, eating lots and lots of steak Thrift Shop located next to the ship contest which begins Sept been changed from the second Mary Durant doing ever- dispensary. A box will be out- ember 21 and ends Noveniher HUNTINGTON BEACH. Calif. Kirby Hunt's viVac- side the door for those wishing 16. The losing team must host 'Wednesday to the second Thurs - CUPt to donate articles. Everything i it dinner for the winners. day at 7 p. m. at the Acry Deu AT' - Dolores Curison applies louis young daughter modern technology to the.' yen Fowler and Cdr. Kirkpatrick must be in good uscablc condi- Congratulations are in order cey dining room. Baking for the.' tYSO next crable art of beachcombing. "chicken-fighting" with Larry i tion. I to Pat and Sue who were reted victim. Along the sand she walks each Dion and an unidentif ied Carolyn •lotmsun was elected cently elected to the offices of month will he Anne' GreenhnwIt does sound like everybody chaplain to finish out Pat I vice president and secretary i-c- ard and Barbara Michaud. day, carrying it mint' m;weeperhad a high old time! I Ward's term since her husband spectivehy of the new All Souls Next hoard meeting will be like detector and e battered Witt; transferred. Home' mmd School Association- September 7 with club meeting basket. "SEVEN GUN TEItRITOR\ sect in Oil Septeniher H. Citriseni listens through Prospective' members wel CPO Wives can STATION OF lCLR of the. c u'-phone 1w & tillitig tiuz v.as th e site of a dinner party comt'd were. Glenda Bnsenuire_ place' of leadership gulf over 1w' officers and wives of RVAH- Artis Knox. Mary Charrette town. it seems. Operations Departnient will trunz the. detector, which Cost '1, with the Peacemakers double 'and Irene.. Austin hosts August 21 to a luitil timid lit'- SF14 than hilt' the sand with • • • ignia displayed promns pistol i A jewelry auction will be NOWC board meeting will be farewell party for Captain H. the' basket. The straining often, inently at the home of Lt. Cdr, lucid at the next meeting and held August 30 at I p. in. t Houck, new station command- produces a daily yield of £15 it, and Mrs. George Clark. Every- members are asked to tiring h the Imnw of President Shirley er and Capt. Chandler Swanson. coins, plus religious methils. one agreed this was a very' jewelry that they do tint USC LitRuccit, 217 Vinewood Drive. I who will be leaving, cgurvtte.' lighters. anti once'. ii The. pam is clever idea as the viewed the fur the auction to be held at i-audio "Fall football and furs' p in at Lake Golden on poster which was the highlight Farewells were said and H the. key words for the NOWC — of the part% charm bracelet with a disc of coffee to be held at in a in board the station and will be Unusual Fare It was trtcth us "Fun type. ttit' squadron insignia presented 'S t I'! i— Tit, tiri LON JiO ii at tiLt bullroom in the form of s luau with flU thing' according to Beti Ryan to Audre Blodgett whose. hus Wives of HVAH t art buss thientic Hawaiian entertauiunie nt Hj&t-i- Lo_ iii n hi Seven wives reporter and t very t.auuid has been transferred to I working and planning for time.. C plaimneti Pols nts&umu luaU ii Iril)'. luu ,e 4s one enjoyed a generous amid dii Turku big event Highlight of the i Guests .trt to went island C ptLntILb Th. we rt left in hit' I lucious buffet and party games.. Foll owing the. meeting nmn*.- morning will be it fur fashion c.usturnes and lots of fun is e.tt George and Lynn Clan are tes were shown of the. vives slime. b La Balks Furriers of planned for everyone. attending shiomui lie tool, to I flhlUli? Au At tIme. recent monthly bridge )ItJtt nene. to the squadron having i-c functions held during the cruise Orlando Resort atkins should -centb arrived Irwu tht'im 1iit and have. note. been sUit to the. made with squadron rupresemta ci th Station Officers Wives SUi.S Iteimu Wok high i)riZt' with duty station tit P&ii1 Rivem nuin &utnmrd ship tives I W. 0 . C Hostesses vent Joyce Zerloss p Tickets will be. on suit. thib second going to is tie between , FIRST COMPLETE gathering and Dunni Welch. Next meeting week through September 1 1or Emily McKnight and Karen Evof RVAH-6 officers' wives since will he Se:Iber 20 at the' I the formal dinner dance spun- I i011, E1IC!1 Ruth was low. Mart- causod by CORNS AND CALLOUSES ever.- rain and soreness are The I cclbetters -' a 1tra1 F'ae A L Mi'. aml Mrs. Altuti Mellon- (;unr:!e' Kelsey arid their daughMrs. RoN-rt '.\Iyers was fvt,,M offerod punch, coffee ind cake. \Iyers, NIrs. -lack Iliddley, .Nlrs. I)ebra Coyle. ald :"A flatighter Tainbra of ter Jane -y Mira and Tracey helms have corns and c r i a t y callouses at a surprise stork shower re. Those attending were Mrs. Floyd Green, Mm's. Robert LI-milile to aitemi limit sending ViflIIhi'tfl, (a.,spu'ntawcek ' were gunt soft and tender ;kin here, Mr. Kelsey took Mr. returned to their home in fMngeentiv at the home of Mrs. Harry Coyle, Mrs. Kimilmerine Coyle. Miss ,ltitiv Longeore, gifts were Mi's. Charles lii wood aft er rilla ( on a fishing trip to Alice Mines and Mrs. Marilyne Kreci, Mrs. Elgin Myers, Mrs Miss Roxanne l.ongcore, and low irid Mi's, Ernest Longeort'. speni unig the past miserable. Treat this condition the' fi'ii ThoiitjrI Islands, Mrs. three weeks with their grand. the mod.rn way with "7.eet for Pete.-son on South Cortez Aveic Ke'Ise'y, Mary lane and their mother at her home on the Old th F e et" 7et takes the sorenue North Orlando nexi thillit i)el,and Highway. guests enjoyed a visit to The honor was com pletely ~ x few dayi hard skin peels off. M LI Sniyrnu, lle'ach, surprised when an antique tvieYour feet will feel like new. Cv.t __I___ ( I '.,..jUCSIS .ii Honor M.. W. I), Hofmann of Va- a hottl today on * money-hack M1s, Kelsey ami Mary .lane ker caht' carriage wic rolled Vnur aiinlj retitmed witil til e .NI (, I)f) I,,,,(,.,, to lenrin wive underwent hrain . in laden with tft' She had irrYrIh)atOriflgefP V for* :t with Eft s. mortal Hospital, Orlando, folMrs. Kelsey's sisters, Mrs. C. .çraudniother who was visiting M U.YNI: PETEJISO (;11r3' IA'dhetter of 111 Parker anti Mrs. II. A. ,Swaln. lowing an automobile' accident i--in the area. , F o llowing their visit to Val- last week. Mrs. hfofmann will The hostcse presented SOUth) I" irI'i At' shower w games the guests were flen,j,mmin Taylor, ,Mrs. Lcwis the Misses Joyce, Ilita ' - . '- - - - MhS. ROBERT MYERS, center, is shown with her mother, r, M. Coyle, right, and her grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Kreck, left, at, cent stork shower in Oviedo at which Mrs. Myers was guest of honor. u, isi •1---Iz, a,,(J,IuuI,. -------_- - - ______ .---------______ ____ __ ............ Those enjoying the picnicparty were Donna and I)nvid Carrigan, Michelle, Michael - and David Keim, Ruussell and Phillip Brown and Cathy loutitan. I t . Lw It's Summer Turkey TimeVersatile Sandwich Ideas 7 1-•' 11, "• ,.. 1w - - . * '.- . - - . ________ last fall was field tit tile hume! wive,, ineeting room. 'tiured by the Sanford Naval Of- anne Feldmeyer was tile hoit- , 0 0 0 ! HAI of Marilyn Balley, hoRtesj~ fur 1 ficers' Wives Club. September i telin. L' Next meeting is September 1 the monthly coffee. SPECIAL FEATURE iii the' '10 at tile.' Orlando AFB Club. unit During the business meeting - meeting at the CPO Wives Club Dress for the' eeung will be - with a coffee at the. BOQ in lionseveral positions were tilled, in- was the.' presentation of it cake. mess dress uniforms for the or of Mrs. Houck, wile of the cdt tele eluding the appointments of made.' by Shirley Simas, which men and long or short formals flt!V captain who will relieve B 0 Gloria Gehnig treasu re r: was decorated and emblahuned fur the ladies. Office rs, their Capt. Swanson on August31. i his Marilyn Bailey for thrift aimp: 'with the words, "Best Wishes wives and guests will enjoy a The.' OW building meeting. on A Jane Davidson and Dame.' Thun- to New Officers." prime.' rib roast dinnor, served gttialhy set for August 31, has salt burst to the -telephone commit- President Pat Bernal e.mnuunc- with wine timid an evening of August 24 at Jet Lanes at 10 to I toe and Ann Pirotte' us puhil- ed the folluwin appointments dancing to a popular Orlando been reschedUled Ior Wednesday Reason for the change C made to the' board: Mury Jane danue baud. Dora Griffin is city chairman. we! A brief discussion concerning Weber, RVAH-3; Thelma Con- chairman ci the dunce commit- of schedule' is the change of command set for August 31. ace the approaching fall activities itle, ROVAIJ'S; Mary O'Donnell, tee'. A included organization of two RVAH-11:: Peg Patey, RVAH- For further miormation call wo bowling tennit; and volunteer- ILI: Shirley Simah. Retired Jeali Hiley lit 323-1966. The Anierieun Itevoluti, it last- , * 10 0 i ed front Altril 1P, 17715) III Sept. Sat ing by several wive& to parti- Wiveti; Sue Ceynowit. NAMTD. cipate' in the tentative gull Gloria Simpson, chaplain: Flu SEVEN out of milime officers' 37, 17Kt1. tournament which is being plan- McNulty. isuspitality: Bea Jar- wives of IIV/tkl-12 have arrived -_— I roll, parliamentarian and Ann huonie from it European tour, ned. I Jean Dunne. JOWC reported Sleeskowalti, publicity, while' two of tin' girls remain on the up-coming -formal din- i Edna Burns was named 1150 further traveling and sight,US nw dance being planned at tile Chairman and she unuoutimd beeing. ...ii, Orlando Air Forcw Base in Sept- that Sarah Skintier. AudreY Tile wiveii and neveral ChildI I P4 OnAmr. Reeveb uud shi: would furnitih reii vianed With UW husballa I were said to Bever refreshments I iii the t160 Farewells on lit the ports of cull which in )y Vaggww. whow husband August Z cluded Naples. Genoa, Pulerme Z. 11 IF will be atUinding the University I Thelnui Cunkle wat; nutned and Siell-y. when the USS Suitti fur chairman of it committee to con- toga put in for liberty anti pub- OCIflS I column by 2 inches. the of West Virginia to pzeparv a degre* in Put duct a bake sule in the RVAH- lie relations t'iaits. Most of the Too small +or an •d to b. pharmacy. au luveie. tillS hangar tudee. at LI a in Pro girls gut there in tune to go on noticed or .f+.cf.v,7 You're Deanilpb preaented it vet' chip aiid dip dish to Bee'- c'eeds will go towards the' fund the. dependents cruie* to watch rea di- ng .& erly.. Ito ref urnish the base- nursery. NATO exercises - - - crs.,PcoD'is Fop '." ,' • 1 -e ' c '' ,. - !,, - 1- - Zw z _4 • k. - ,___ '7 ' ' c" DVJ,S"'i mc '' - -,' 1' S ' ,, ' .'" ' , '- (-, t homes now receiving THE SANFORD HERALD, would amount to $480. That would buy 21/2 PAGES of d- J v e rfising in D -- D HERALD. IS CONCENTRATED I I YOUR TRADING AREA' Nei ald TUJiKEY SPREAD — For a per. Spread on buttered bread. 0sit, 31r. and ,Nlrs. William spent at New Smyrna Beach. jnaky-it-yoursell sandwich feast, Add sliced roast turkey and Sparks and son, Joseph, of and Mrs. Vai1er hull of serve this delicious spread wi th crisp lettuce. Close cacti .sand- Augusta, Ga,, spent several days visiting places of interest Vero lieat'h were the guue'sts of a wide assortment of hard and wich with anoth er slice of but. th area, in e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brooks of soft rolls, white and brown tered bread. DeBiir ' I rite. While in towii breads and crisp:, fresh crackWAGON W H E E 1. SAN!)- I Mrs. Gregory Kessenicli of these former 1)efla ryit es visited ers. To each cup of finely WICHES—party time favorites. Plumosa Itoad has her grandMr. amid Mrs. Adam Muller cmi ground, cooked turkey, add two yolks. Cut slices of bread into circles son, William, visiting her in Second Street and Mrs. F. Ring mashed hard-cooked egg Season to taste with a dash of and spread one side of each l)ellary. Her son, Dr. Kesse- on Highland Avenue. onion juice, white pepper, nut- with butter or margarine. Add nich, and the entire family are onion and salt arid mix with sliced roast turkey, cranberry ho:mi from their European trip Mr s. Emily ('o of HoLake City U0fl enough he'avy cream to hold to- C sauce and lettuce to half of the and stayed in the United States, nBa 110.1(1, entertained ht'i' L", I buttered bread slices and close arriving In ge-ther. dauigliter.ln-law, Mr. and sandwiches with the remaining but Willi,"') is enjoying his and FRUITED HAM ANI) TUftand Mrs. Norman Goodridge, circles. Cut nippy cheese slice's ViSit with grandma, Pauline. children, Norma Lee, Linda KEY CLUB SAND WJCII This into circles and small strips - -scrutriptious combination of and arrange them on lop of .'urs. A. 1eItgen of Sunset fruit and meat makes a very each sandwieh to resemble the Driv?, returned from a twocolorful and tempting sandwich. hub and spokes of wagon month visit with her daughter Each saridwk-h uses 3 slices of wheels. Serve sandwiches with and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, br-cad, each western-style barbecue beans Bruce Mime, and children, Lyntoasted raisin spread wi th butter or margar- and plenty of cold delicious cite, Laurie and David, at Kenine and a th in layer of cran- milk. dall Park, N. J. berry sauce. On the first slice TUUKEY S A L A D SAN!)of toast, au-range thinly sliced WIC'IES iwrennial I,a'vorjtes. I Mc. and Sirs, Everett L. I'ost cook'd turkey, spread with Combine chopped roast tur- have moved to 46 Morning mashed bananas and add a key, arid hard-cooked eggs, die- I Glory I)rivc from New Jersey. lice 01 Swiss cheese', Close with ed celery and ripe' olives. Blend th e second slice of toast. Add wi Mr. and Mrs. John Williams th enough leniun juice.spiked thin slices of baked Juan, a of Plantation 11usd, have their mayonnaise to hold the ingreddrained pineapple ring and a grariuldaughter, Patrlcu Mcients together. Spread filling In crispy kttuce leaf. Close with buttered Glone, of Fordf, N. J,, visiting buns and add crisp let- I the th ird and final slice of Luce- for serving. In DeHary. Patricu will return toast, spread side down. Secure to Mt. St. Mary's School In wi th wooden picks before cutPla infield, N. J., when sue (;JtE%'I- JIJ.USJON - 'i by plamue on 'l'hiursduy. titg into quai tcrs for serving TURKEY SANDWICH GRILL The' girls who cling to the She is enjoying the beaches Serve th is golden-crowned great illusion are th e girls who and places of interest hero In turkey delight piping hot from know what's going, now. When Central Florida. the oven. Combine equal evening party time snaps on, Mrno'mts of chopped cooked the thing to slip Into is a beauW. and Mrs. Howard Sharp turkey and fin ely diced celery, tiful 1ieer black silk . Chif fon of Grande Vis ta, and family sean wIth sweet pickle relibb, are howu in classic shlrtdress celeirated her birthday Thurs. salt end pepper, and mix with style the exciting new cage and day, Aug. 1$, with a family dineauugki mayoLlzlaise or salad th e always popular sheath . ner at Iionie, - AND THE CIRCULATION apantmen- - - - - read ti 1 - _____ -- '-es - If yov've newly arrived, loo1,n 4 far the newest stiow, time heit 4, places to eat, a week-end resort, ~ your cnurch or places Saflfard " '1 eIi. " ,ok ' 51fol • 1I The postage alone on enough Post Cards to reach the In Easy Way Kill Roaches and Ants - .. --. I 01 , Them 's a Iøt to do By MRS. JOHN LEONE M:'. and Mrs. Ralph ltauisdell Kaye and Eddie, of Fredricks.Nil'. and Mrs. Anthony Oppi'l of Volusia I)rive au-c entertain- burg, Va. Swumem' Turkey Time and dressing to hold the ingredients (1 Suuiyrna I)rive had her sising his sister-in-law, Betty -August Sandvich Time are real togcher. tt'r, Mrs. Frances Krzyzek, Spi-ead the mixture on butter. Kansas City, visiting in DeBary Randsdell, who is lie'u'e to o naturals to fall in the same ed toast and sprinkle grated for 'our weeks, back to Dayton, Ohio, with )j eter month, for turkey is one of the Cheddar cheese on top. I'Iacc son, Mike Donald, in lime for oldest favorites for a variety sandwiches in a 425 degree Mr. and Mrs. Luther Vow of e t.iening of the' fall term at th of andwichues. The Consumer oven or under a hot broiler Asturiano Road entertained Mr, school. .- -___ and Marketing Service of the tit the cheese melts, 2 to 5 10 and Mrs. Lonnic Luviner and U. S. Department of Agricul. nlin'itc-s. 1, dauuter, Polly, of Laurinburg ture '- uggests that you try all— DEVILED TURKEY SANDThe Misses Kay and Dorotlica Miss Linda Caddell or at least soxnef these de- WICHES—perfect picnic fare. N. C., and I _ ..:. . and Nliss Patsy Creein of Pine- Henninger of Valenei,l Iload i.e. ill 1 hurst N. C. Following their turned from a month's vacation . . . keys are so abundant. naise and chopped green PtP I.- I I . -. ~ E Personals to It - - umi DeBary - - - -, I j - - - '.''.' - . . - Personals - . I . 't ' . us il. is mnneieric'ing final vr'rl'lin,.t' pnnq for trnarr,atteof her . - Chuluota I "'f ,#"4 - fI ' ' I D Am Its kI P.m a Be.' MARIIXSE PETER SON - 0 • . Mrs. Robert Myers Honored At Shower . . - - . - - ------- . . . / - _____ - 4-H cam urt . ,~:m- Ucraki emblem, ''11w tlock,'' vhit'h was nniemg . - .-I Noi-nia Piatt. v;ich ford Herald ''Girl Friday" in her own uight pose L d Mr. Bloodsworth happily Rerv-lexecutive officer were honoredlShe is president of the Wed- bara 1'. stayed on in Europe. would have any interest in join . & s-ti-n 4 e fl ics P ti1 . ' - s „,,, t,,, #iF -S t4 14t, ''.-"'- -' - _____ - - 40 Tnchanaehd'~ U • - - - Wedding Plans Announced ", If y rf cte tt t(' it wiveq utilltirr,, - -., ,'. :- .' - . 1 i.-: ' -• ___ n')rroc,m'uteIv VI f-i ,nr'r charges each climbed S per cent public transportation, laundr- , caddird In replaer his h1C!?rIr1 n, .*t,-,- thir yvar. othn, *41 yprs 4,11': and dn. rleaning.. moviels. Jill 1. stolenIn June. services were up 4 to 4' per types of insurance. mortgage Else Novel Ways moment to 1'pose far Navy )hotogra p her at Three's Last week, he gathered tits cent, except for rents, which. interest. etc.: tip $1.35. ' ASHI'NGTON (AP - The with a 1.1 per cent increase, earnings and bought it fancy, pool party. ('IT. S. Navy Photo) It all totals up to a 52.110 th'-: two- Ct*St.Oms Service reports it hnc continued their slow rise." five-speed, gold-color. in your pocketbook. Making the trip to Europe wheeler - and the best lock hr Uncovered same novel methods -------______ ____ used by smugulers in attempts were Peggy Wood. wife of the could find, He Ic'fi the hike Uflflttt'fl(i('ti - to get illegal drugs into the officer: : commanding F 1ev minutes United Stnte. unlocked and O 'Gara. wife of the executive while' hr shopped near Tuesday In announcing that it seized a officer, arnh K irby . Mnr home. When he returned It record 5.i17 tons of muIrivann Schlemmer and two children. was giyt. 1 last fiscal Year, tip 17 per cent Teena Sharp, Pat Husted. Alice Knsler is the son of Air Force from the pre'inu'. Ve - , the Farquharson and daughter; 'Muj- .larne' H. Easier. rolender Service said illegal drugs have Barbara Kesote. and daughter, of the- initial air raids on the been brought mU, the country in •. Barbara Volmer. a new bride, flanni-Haiphnng nfl complex Upholstery, teddy heiurs, pillows -' who was married In Naples in who biter was shot down and and Cflflccaled in truck roofs. .lUfle. The most unusual method it captured by the North VietnamrCdr. Wood and Peggy visited cited: concealing a hiuif-ounce of ' in island off tit(- coast of IuiY heroin under tilt, ict cretim in j 1. near Naples. Alice stayed wi th cnn' being eat-en by it pedestr her parents in Ausbcrg, Geran as he. crossed the' - I rXi .S. I) with luiIof ran Kitty many. border. stayed - : -1 in, fyinn ntr1 ntttirs,inrl i-i :-;---.7 7 i_,; Italian wedding Teem and " R Barbara Volmer took it motor - -DORA GRIFFIN. . trip through Germany, Switzer- WASHINGTON (AP -- U.N. Red Wynn discussing poodles Nor- SHIRLEYLAROCCA wIth Sandy Newkirk .NOWC president land and Austria. dressed. .dance chairman me Schneider. very Ambassador Arthur 1. Goldberg Other girls vacationed øt -very dry, rather surprised, then, After the meeting, guests en - Serving with Thelma are Pat sun's the United States is carefamous lake near Munich. Ger - I ulb' reviewing its position ti Marsh Atweli . very wet joyed refreshments and fun in Bernal and Sue Seynowa. All many, while.' the' ship was at vutrci admission of Communist looking non.plusaed at the Getawell” the sun by the poolside. Next Wives CPO were asked to parsea. M. pearenee of "Dr. China to the United Nationsi Two' big parties were held— - Jo Ku - gathering was scheduled for ticipate. In one of the skits But as of no". he adds, theant' a CAG party in a hotel in U.S. stand remains unchanged hike, diving like a pro - August 19 with Nancy Hall host- Peg Patey reported that 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crane smil- essing a bridge party. howling party was enjoyed by Genoa and another a going-H- - the United States would nr'trig graciously at child-like Buz • 17 members and she modestly way party for the executive of - er agree to Red China's stipulisSawyer fans Joni Higgin- MRS. CHRIS LOVELACE, announced that she was tt-te ficer of the ship at a spot near tian that Nationalist China be botham, turning heads and look- viIc of the commanding officer winner of the high game prize' Naples. expelled 1mm the organization While' Barbara K. and Bar ing great in shocking pink mid Mrs. Bets Ryan, wife of the —a real zowie score of 201! - before- the Communist regime' B F - - ; A... . - u1,1 F'-#, ____ Ft. A, . -_ - _- . a rrv,dal piynrh howl. Cnrikieq t n. min?q3:o wore , Messer-Goodner uIe ii! % 1 - '"- ____ 7 1 - A - _____________________ I; - Mike DuIaJ,.sIf.. fhi. - I4 ________ '. - microphone' ",I ! - it ____ nettl4ion I I . i111\4. ,t.. IL' . . ro in her hair 4. ' . 0 i I t. / .. ~ ; r f - - • . ~, ,; 4 .t* L.. - 1rs FarP I ____ - - . _____ 1144M., "I - " WeId,ri Sr'ttr"fhe'r, %fr R T. .filwe Wf'tC hOQt and h(pqtesq Ic, fieul- and '.'ri. f,pster RethwihI, 'th' dining room table was lv yu'rnhprq noel memhc'r of Ile r'r,lIc'gc' tfvk'ry h'ii'irrJ at - (IPrO?11('(I with lovely arrsniie. ,: '. '.; -- guts of RVAH- officers and wivesat a gain pool party on the oUtion - cent1s' Betty Cat-ron, publicity chair for the squadron WIVeS. m Rays these are some of the things she saw and heard: Cdr. !1'y Dedman greeting old Wintry Cook dressed friends Killer chasing Thann as Big Bug who was Little BUg B1terger. Dave Krause going oft the diving board in pink pantaloons 'Marianne Swanson with a - Dr., Mrs. Earl Weldon Host fir arid I. - .." ,u,, • FAMOUS CARTOONIST ROy Crane and Mrs. Crane WCTI 1 "I' -, - . - 'R D1E AUSTIN A- ' - ~.~Vk-' . •' care, - newspapers. washed cars and -- - More Hard For Hero' sSon _____ I /4, ,• - .. Get-Acquainted Reception L rr Crane, famous Bu.c; Sp%t%yer cartoonist, pause for ift lb caught in full voice by Navy camera. From left ' ":-1. CDR. DEAN WERSTER of RV'AB-3 and Roy -inercial" 8kItf preaented at recent RVAB-B party 1 ,- I. I I ,- / / r, - ; ,, - - . s - I In 1957-Mi - on the llverni!c IinCI family's grocery bill has been The tabulation shows the in. Walk more instead of riding. generally S?wakifl 525 a week. He CrnphnsI7Cd he crease "In average costs Of maFood prices Went up four was spenkln strictly of gro jor components" of this haskq try an art museum once In a while instead of i movie, think tenths of 1 per cent, but this Was'ecries. not paper napkins. deter betee w July 1965 and July 19sr, July twice before borrowing tiiort- much less than Is usual In .liii. pents and the thousand other as follows: gage money at today's rates. However, egg prices took Food: up 71 cents. items In supermarkets. tnke up bird watching Instead of whopping 5' per cent Jump Other nondurables, apparel The July rise in costs added when unusually hot weather in rents to that bill. M°' fuel textile house furnishings ____________- - --curtailedproduction. }Ience the Tuirnirw from fn-u1 to other housekeeping supplies, gasoline, advice to go easy on the am- li v ing costs, the bureau said. tobacco, toilet goods, new.spa• elet.c. "About half of the rise in the pers. etc.: up Luck The average —Durahies, houses, furniture, housewife, consumer price Index in the though, cannot make Ii great big past veilr has been caused by appliances, automobiles, tc': Itving by at- increased charges for nearly all up 12 rents. ----Services, medical kinds of consumer services, zivha. INflIANAPOLIS. hid. (AP craglng 4.1 per cent. Trans- her and beauty shops. domestic r I -- fl Aug. 28, I9flt For the benefit. of cast WASHINCTON (APi Here The Burenu of Labor Statis ta'kin the food hndet. For one flt(' some tins, negative and pos- ti('s Issued Its consumer pri ce' thing. most folks have tO ('ut. Sd(MiS housewives, Chase prc' how to bent the high index for .)ulv Monday. As cx- For another. Arnold Chase. as- pared ltivc. simple tabulation. It i pe('tt'd, ft set a new record. 8S sistant cnnirnscioner of labor hasd on the concept of s $inn co't of living: usuiil. T)nn't: s tatistics. cited figures to show "husket' of goods and 'k'T et sick. eat so many amThe month's TlS(' ffl'- food prices :ire not the deepest though it contains many things elets, hire a baby sitter so often. tenths of I per cent brought the ci villain in the cost of liv- that wouldn't fit Into a hnskCL new hair-do before the old Index to I1U. This meiins It get like hh Itti'rs and gall bladder g drama. costs SlIX to buy what cost Sit) Suppose, he supposed, that a nporatlons. real dowdy. looks one .: - 4--... ----------' Tips To Beat High Cost Of Living 44 - . ,.- _____ . - -. - F - Ifruh Oflce Lasts MositIs Control roaches and ants the afe way — brush on Johnston's No-Roach. This colorless coatitig S clrcctivc for niouths, ças' to use. No need to mote dihcs or food, 1-larmiess to pets. - WI N N Dl X I E — - - - I, . N,'a I Each copy of THE HERALD is read by an average of L M four persons. HOW MANY READ POST CAR Ylipisi. Pt.id u-ut. to - P O. 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I I . ;A ft I + . 4 -.::I s1p . . , ,., ~ . " , , A. DOW. 4 : !il; . 0~; 0,~ , 'r j I RICK PHOTOGRAPHY? (not are reflected lttC(I III \ 1IC loom \Imli1o\ wi th t elegraph editoi be- 1 L r - .I- J 11111(1 1 lie g11iM d , , . I I the wire room. ifl . , .1 11 ./ - ( . .r• I - 1. jj, •. ryA ,-. ,;.. ., -% '+: -I . 1.11- MRS. JANUE SHOEMAKER (right,) chfit-q -%xith Judge R. W. Wam -J -- ••'• ", .I I _._•#•..y I I '.. i" rt liil I , , ; .,~,` .1 -P - ! l", .1 . .1~' 11O GREEN, &td manzter "W e'hl Ftart the tour ".. . . f~ ,- 2-~ - 'N'A JARDIINE exT)hiins linotype olieration wltb perf orate tupe. t -. I . . it * - .iw . LI - . °-'- fit! I 7 I 'Wtr w - 1r '. , "'. . IC . ~ -u nm~ , , . I L A •-• I , , . . - *. I I . * ! 11" - . . . . . . I . . 1%; ; I ~ `4 , i 11 ,.. % I it ;, j . . . FF . : , , .I ;; ~ . - . 0 R . . I .I ~Q' .607P.-~- ..... , ;~q % , d .;, , .. - ~t " : I .1 I , , '. ; - I 0. ., I ,- ~ ele, . I;~;It I I . -. . ~ " 4 ~1.; ,. jr.- Z-*Ii." . .'. I . ! .,:' ,,% C ., it. . I . ll ,I . I 1~ .L . "', 0 .. 1, . .', I A 1 ~ .t, ~ .~ A "I :: ',`~,~~.j , .4 ., ,4 0 , - I , . ,.1. 1 ,V;;0,r , -, ! 4 O." .1 . , I 1, I . `.- I . , • :;;-: . L ., ". I 4 etff . 7 *. ' ~ ' _f ,Lr. L A I : ,- " t # , -& ~ . . - - ~.!F'I,r -1 . , . 1 I , I - - , !i . . , ,. ~* I "I' . I t 1 ~, if L - . . I , o!", ADMAN' DICK EASINGWOOD displays old Herald paper in , 'morgue" " - . _ I -. - _ - - - " ., V.A ~I . .'' ; 111 I ,-...~,.~ .. I . - . 11 ;i r., , 1 L _ ii, - . it! " A , . I ;_1 ; # .0 I . 1. __ _ _ Y __ mun und otber guest& - ~ I , . I 4 1. 1?`101'~ jff!W$j$L, "kW' W .6 - - . I" , , .. J, 'A M of gwej,ts pass(-d thi-ouyli STBADY STUP, the newroozn from 'front office" to the corn- MARGARET LEONARD of 11P&L preEided at the refr"hment table. 4 7 * - vu."ing alld prewi rooffill. II- I r . It v,a- h,) 007%~'- . I ~~ 4. & I .Frw,,D. ___- _ii - " i : OF 11I(,H SPLJ.L) I'ItESSES were rolled every half. hour for guestis. lz_ I .. tjl"~111%16- 'J." I - - - ." , IF PAGE MAK&UP is 6tudied by this young . - ___ , . u -• • ;i.-.•; . 1~~-~ T 'I Ill - I - I - ---- -, -,.;. " I. ~ -7 - _ iiff ba ,,. ! ; t",,'ie I . , - r I-'.- iV, . ~ , " I`.. , - .. ~.,'~,,, " ' 3. . -out for nierehants' display Is explained. 'C '. . CHARLES HATS (center), assistant foreman, explains ad layoit& b I . !~ .~4 !~"; - _ _ : - 1 . 811 _____ ;4 ~ - ~ 4 '. , , ,!"o A ., L - 1H , - )-, ":7, , *~l , . : .I . % a, .. .. " r C , , I . , I , "i . . r , I t ,' - • .l• ... I ~ -~~^. L A( I I i 4 I ~ , t, ~.~!4 I ; - . ROAR OF Tllf-,' VJMitUi. Prcc -.1. 9 1 151h I'll CSS I-"',S* fascinates theso call turn out. 28,000 newspapers of -10 paged each. with color. he 111 0110 , hour pwmm I -. - • I -- - �.--- _________________ - - .,% - -- . - '. ----- ._-- .-...-.-- I - - "- --- ..--- -. -- .- ,-.- .- r By Abigail Van Buren -hr Horosc:pe — rrisTh ins1nrh SII)E (aIANCES U6 &ig' 0(111. 1)ARI)ING IU)LJSE !' (flfl)%fljf - — :(' still huvy twn nU dnyKTl't hnvt tn per the'. taki nvnr the living rnrm3 and ever'. hot!'. vle uismnsilly, hut not. ver'. often 1itT NO I rnahit it's old divorcee, hut give him till her fsith- undnt 200 W'unds vr tru Ii rnti ild Wi don't viint ti snrni her 'hunrns with him hut he over siImot every' iuht Thr suppr- on in'. fit lEft nttr sInri'rt3)v, TOBfl1 IN TOflOTC) P E A R ABET: S t ni e )Invii hF AL A13R Permit nit' tzi mtroduer in'. iwlf I tim v4rt'tling JI is tmpn'4thuc' in the wrtliug professrnn tn*ttead p13 • tti( btlng out of critwism i to mud the ('TitleS "ituiloui Prnblemh' Write to nffu r i %dth) (31' etim CO TI fl-E \ TIAI TO "LLE REI) CON'ERTIELF" IN SAC'RAME%TO ffivd to cnrzil with sonit flu- tiornd hb'., I00tI) Tor s pnr13onal ?CPh dressed (inV(I1OPC. ii (1J1CS -- - 7A . . (On 31w (Oninn: flkA1tABBM itc'r lOB'— thy girl whn unrt w *iraIh ntt1nth c¼ (, I iL\ L2çj\ but Lk? 0 j — Icvword siid then VoU re lkt1' til to hett? wh snnne. ARIES .Nsr 1 to Apr Ift) i----- - / I ( L 'l- clearer picture of the future ________ j L_ ' / ( 'I / ! ' LI I - ' . ' ( . / _ ?' - T s'. IttI \\ nd it 4 i'-r;'..Jr- WC.JL'r'!t't 'VMI TAM I MI_AM)IlI" ' ((h'ir rin'kwnrk.r .. 1c .. ' by thø nt4 hoinnvit ,'høti 'Thr 1.'nhnm tr I In thA i'n'ir' .inm.'thing. . fl (R'rint Pir' r tili hsfflI by * pM"nttsl S fli1 tb flTh with I isrr.lv' t',rnhnrlIn thfi T \ RMnr film flip 1012 r. - — '.. lu I.., Ut P.. ('41 4S23 — f' f (t 1fl (Itt j( hnng,'.I Utc' V3r,4frr r,iø IhIICJ )Iftit includø nerThc,Ps hint hit', ii tiiIit with a utrnriici' pitt vvI w' ii frir hi rurrant msgu'rnn tnd tr. (pjIcm -. ( ( '- 10 0 X F' - I I ) ,,., 14 / . Itq 1Inknri (I Aq ii'itini ths nnlvnnl ;''irrInc' I( r'J"r rI-It,t RRnrinhl v1i wr.rth "'tn (thvr it si'kI ), ri it thrtn ws'ro k hrir'k inin n f,r pne'lr,rin iinr rihhv f#rri anil tiii Itiitiiii f'n"r (lotirrii.vnr,rtv qhr,, hut. thø cm, fq iIJ,I tonhtht, 'ipr,nI tr'nt t h' nprIv%nrqrir :/ 7 Y-'\ \ i _m 'rieds whun sway at you to . :, * ;;r; ,dfirP;7i • hi k : Ut tUJ'\t I. , / ft I';i,'lw I r 1 "\ 1c \ s' u; bA !' • / *\" - 1) ' I I ' -' ----- I L_____I4L::E:-J Ii 1 ! I I I — l ----'i T1'- 00) Better ieop bus with war!.. i / — 1 1- '' I I_I ) N I - Ii - I F N' & F&1L4Y in ordt' t1' nto ne'.'. thteiests this & I .- - () Muriel Lnwrence rir, nt.'iøt in iør i. 1 fl - hø r1niIitt' t psrrinaflt md hmsrt 1nt,i 3 1OIi4 (If I stocking, iou put i h hug in 1IEAF AITITY lie "NOSE And for ii 40 vwtr old to Start training for a c'.zirpei In Los Ange)e, CaL, 110069, for to Abb'.'F booklet. "Bnv Jers should start mans" their in mprovIn your imnçe 1.eep- ". GOI'J S'7'4G $44 4&'PC I " 't,'i' ' (MINI (Mac' 21 to .1ut I WELL J'7f 'P--' O' "&i.) EAILI £ l'.J 3U - CJQE'.. E.O'4O'I'' 'iJ wAE' 'IF V&_UE ' p1u3 all ito-trump rnntraett foi response of one diamond ht umpud to two no-trump Hi 4 Q J 10 9 8 WJ865' sit, u,lvone who ht'oIs at itil tht 4 7 54 82 A 72 that Pass weri in the spisdi suit" Ant n'. South hl..t'd to phi'. on 2 N '1' to Juh 21) WIt) ?Uli away from Pass : "Jr Pfmi - llttk fun pi-ohh'm ft tould luni i hi art South looked ovot dunim'. }I decided that he had a good He won ith tin at t. entered others in a pett'. wa I iit '. hat cffii I it titmi. titi the tt ttn)iutflii. of t rumni of tmrt.att to reer uftez 40' bin usual)'. siltS L ri attn atiti grcuter success \ try be- 'w" ' £' ) ci b J It ' r 'To SEA , ,... J [ '"7 I rrrn . I - • I : -_ ' a, t . wu i. i ' i. ,' -- - _______ / _..._' . .) -- _________ S. An'. wit submitting it Pollv'a stead of rubbing Sm the wrong - greut imued 1w wametmcs tiw,l'. — an often tImt util'. answer uses thc item ni Voliv'5 Point- in,genuit in this nature and itiliud to the iuld of dermuttdo- l)ehmuitt shztm simphi Uaiiiiot hi. ers troubk shuoting will be vera , this cØmpull) untI it i mu a1- et 'metlueu!" protection Thmi firm ci V. unset Luuibcrt vutri- • • in two rooms in Sun Autonui. utuil in citecuini ii, tins'. the. uitI (auttiii1, bci to ow Nuttig explains "Then, in the but very conscious of aug one in that whit' is helping her nuut respunshhiihituus bite to create and merchandise prodJinector of tin Cusmitta lii in ia_fit to the pulilli Forecast for your sign for September i UP'S read) For your fliuli &iutIiui, perished in the rUtiufl, member of the lIuusd Trsvuiiiug. - uestuuyt*d Pompeii. - , 0-.-, e- ' ' i Ut) to Carroll Itighter Fore \- 37Sa*a1I drInk ....IiP6UPPENLY TZ4ERE fl I 1 /,' W$Q5 IFKAIP — -----------a -. - . 'L.-1----- - — _ UIIlI 191)1, Iiullywuud .28, California. --------------------------------------------- I -- -- - - - 4- ------ ------- -* , r r r r IA i f)'.41 TPia IcrI? Turns I ( from ltninpprin 'r - pønple'i I nnqtnf Ofl11i,iflt4 'fl in ir n n m iii.' N pnqs"- mnth.'r to ar• I P 114 \ a () Poit 3' I II P Th (DCL %!OC Z 1 B( mt in it v.m iiii bit nimin if v ii. 411))- tne de'tpnir of mpirin in.nu.' Frink! 't a 'Ui P %I ii Troop rht Tim oninil- ti-it fni mi' ' '.iiii in ti ciii .rm mhlc tv my tsw V't4 b'tw".'n u'* intl ith.'r ps'nnp iflj p. fl410fl fund, Ioii pie bet ve.ifl 114 mit ippi .'t I I- I,P I ) I it u I II rt rnd fl I Proiiu.'i'r U mrry F'hilIip (F'q,ji I)'iI*. t F riel"4 i' 1q u, '.iv u , flIflfl1fl tO f4i4t0 3rtr"'m tho t.'ri will ponds'r it i ci pt rorn phi i vrthr For phv it. iut', ' Ii. ttcu Hh I I 11,1 ,' t nr' iMn ni mt i l',l, r' - '.1 it h Ut rns FIl)pifl to .'t to hink f nui i.'Iv. i pet m'm 'c, t i '.'. III T.'rkel i miii it ientiit people everywhere. She 1ia on the tour, she says. and, although it do.i not tic- - can t wait to go back and next her the check the day after she tr) - - __ . i tio ___________________________ - - _______________________________ mth ueh uit ai 1.nor mans oiiiig piopte i crc Ic ft on m cc Uflhle mcd I a reaU t,aiil1i line tout the police had to pro- I ivUi4 the concerts for noth- Jaciiue I i p , don, I'lttsburgh and other 4lAilnientc r__, - ,// -- 4 1 Ju alain .M'iirj ' )a ( 115 ________________________ II ,. -' i I' -. i I rJ1 ' c ii... hTLa1'ItIsE AbbPs . I I- . - ' / 1' i1,1j L"' . .- - ' ' wi itiiii. It lit I - Ii) in Ojilt in '. ar Il - limit '.mhit U )UU gRe nwiIt I r • b'.- P ______ q .4 lCfl .i , j )'u' thu tuturmni i ICunitC ni& cIv when Fret! Bra tim V ogurs) ii guoc at the m',tel, iii! 0 '.ma sq uuimi th1 it t Itt but LU Lattt II1, fjsuimuh ((kId i ian 'ii iiiii ki U lilt Ii.. uimt'imi . mu ii thim . in hura, Japan l)4K'IOIt , ,i oRta3tr4 itt out tiutilmi n thmouh I tie 0 0.0 ACADEMY iirmttm.ml amid immoutitalu n liii. I. Limb ti Sttt, soiin thing in tetut ii slit s it FILMED IN COLOI AND WIDESCUN ' THE ABSTRACTS' Silt. hiuti silent $1 lit) on liii III 'kiLl, Lumsg sthuiv u:m ul CATFISH COMPLIT P . William U hiuck iii 51 luuiMo. has huh me ek cliii jUt si I tiazs ISO I Isildu ii LII kits uit ii le MAR-LOU i lotititi of I' lie F ighiti i -i Al' I . ..0 in a1 a Jilt 1 In Bardar the top s boy friend 1 a 'oo,..ze, ann accompaniment but on a I rurmut' tile hisciro electric pro- 'tatcs information Ser'.tu t ach ueuntr ' I lust mui'aut mi \ / '. in little in id tomu. and hi 4 1 1111311 1 t erv:mn Schreib.r, who br d f 11 renLu t time guitar '.'.Ith folk iUhL,te Iii . )amuagts inelutiitt (- htneie ik' ,f,A/ ) 1 'fs . I t uroPe \. -'f' I ' '1/ E? 2 I _J 4Austrilis.n plaii ? BUCS BUN 40 Sofkgis cmi Iauit 19 On tiptoe PIIEbbPAJ'E. 1 een agers are a great amid little pending money while ou I' .tt'er of the - - - 7 _______ . I - - - t II ' i -' ir I (1)isina Ssnt. FørniTø ' (Rr in) A fUnn/ !win mal.' inli'ritiviihn ,i,n- Ii Tha '..viy ii / IM (ON-JA LOCK MYSELF'\ ages hospItal's g J Wbwort I 4 4- 7 - P. j)ttht ) IJ ___________ , , i ' 1 Ill Ii.t I p \. - aoys nucknamt _________________________ - H (0 water 35tnsll miul ______ ' t 1,_'- ,) / l..- *E CAIP' , t,wr,st,n '. I I (PJ c ' nickname . - I ____ _______ - _______________ ______________________________ - to much of the great energu pruuJ _________ •_ S MONttmIG'! 1M15 ISI4ETEWU4IINAL1IME mit to indulge in spurts tiut "Laleel named after U S presidents •••__t — -. I ]U?reu - Slant the eduatiun along such • t build i- '1 P1111,111 III ItIII'IIt, '4lra,t it ii i',. II 0 0I I Medley I - suho can solve problems thmit eagn himmt it'.m It butut For Presidents til - _dll,1_ _____ 2 I 'I 1W I..) ill Mt i( .rI,uI ho -. .--'. - — i 11111 ii ii III Itk I R,C'v'Jj doesn't have to wait from week to week for his a _____ - II "I e '. ( / -__.__. SACK. Th4T51V1,sJ II ,i— ......,- I 'I I I I" k-.' ________ \ ________-) wititi'.'. '.uth a un to ratio. at blJO so that thy'., ton cull hullI'tirb' to I,eep OR blip inid Sho'.'.ing others that you are an ____________________________________________________ . I'hiuiiimui.ul Cunipuii'., Jiiui,dui si ni iiiummt hi ! otetctcei mind spe- ______ 1 o I I .. , I " U II . 1 'P hs .nvj mmi' -T.' no'v" FT' knom R _) I I _ - I: II ( Q,4'çit : ', AQUARIUS (Jfl7 21 tO Fuli V. oniei lilt kuthsenitit Nit- pi t'(iL*ct' Vs huh Iiuv t real uSlitti short of tile mitidht and peoecupaed '. It)1 ov.'n affairs .. -4. . pinvtij, fui- it n' lint uimly in cut duiiug a grent deal with Li eiids of tin- tupes mind time other Rely more on your -' ( T1 I I ii n(,mlrq I (* II in thø t'niinn h.t 1 I R h (I 'f -- ______ _ si' .ttiiIt II I / J Oi&4TA? . COTTS 1(1 - - ft .-' I -'°' PLAI I'OLL'i —I brought am an inspiration to them Be hap- - I TIA *_' ----- __\ / iItt r I '.: "He wants to know what form you fill out to get a new ) -- t , -- . "s ' v 'y Rt.ss f as V ' . Un ,) I f . ireust • 1 he pressurL—MItS not agre but it would be iser . . -'.- ) I i I t/ I \. m t '9' 4 \,., __.WT -'4 ; I' ti q, r- ' / ,ç_, — " ______ QtT THIfLG I u-tuiip and tin ,oh '.'.us quick)'. T)t c _1 ) 'i ou mire apt to he • to sli; wi the hunger win to _ _______ si&iitiutpoi around it and went spired. President in 11tli. This GEt4C.' () I mit dittnpjieur ruinpkt.eIy repeat mciii of Agriculture bulletin citithi towel and ninth. ii small social afinirs. Be with happy will Sot Titi hut! thti. stui I / ( f ) thing risk'. could cost you a thn OTt ii c tilured shirt di, e EMLCjEP4CV -. I'_ (i ease th t lurci '. u still huiigni. get itt vow work with a '.ini otite' the ten 8;iftt flf) IR( 0 (A S ' t. Opening lead-4 Q -., - .-.-.---.' I , something that ma rum T1uiali'.., V ('ht (Itt Itit (I tO II'#II '. flu don't take an'. chances 6 1I4L woo-'s -, 1 I, .-,______ t/ ______ -- ' .--_, -._\il__ _____ Icxt cunie th i..ing of spades 1'.' Gt't at it patient!'.' and get - ----- i _____ carded the seven of diamonds pik up even more very quick- Then he k'd a trUmp 4K Q J 108 6 Ho'.'. i'nuld South i..tios - Therefore South played durn- tht. on.. ahead of you for some -, vi), not mx dubs - hand . KJ 843 4 7 2 their sak JIenct, inatcad of -- ,J,, 'ku ) 4ULI' F3- rc'( 'i .'c — ', 1UR! c- / - c ' oar ") ' Increase !1uch work needs to S ' JIMt 1t tutu liii (III. 11th uint mu his I kORt RESTAURANT .umj JOHNs UAN tvN R.i ) '..scrs I'lL �___ ! i ____ I'l . ___ ." * I I ; h I fl Wh 1, I 8 41 ____ = I b / - U World of Teens I th -I ____ ~, . % - ____ 1111111111111111111 'When M I 3Ai? 3, ,C'ell &on 5"m ~46 ut Of 3 to It ii h - 7 . . ow that he claims th at th e cal.OrS n girl wears can Indicate Girls, did you . . • . al test,; recently _tmealed ealcirs and clothes ofAtm express your most innaloe testres. to This . I " I nd bieges. Those who showed feelings of - Jnsect3 liked bright coo I BIU Buttons n I -sided affair : f, . . t 1 I Seminoles in . -~, all the boys hope to be tops in tue foothuit league as year - Seminole In . I: I offis The Prol ress 0 . - ' - . . . :il I .I ; .AI . on ~ ,, . . S ",I ** . . ., *. - .,- - - ': (. -- - - m 11 % - - - Got some news yo 'd like to see is page on PAM MERI\ ETHER and Janirt Grant look over a copy of the new Teen section to be published by the Herald each Tuesda The new page 'MU fei- cater I ` I :t t f I "I ; 4~ -. ", ~ ." i tr he - 0 ~ 322261 Seminole Count) has given ,. I 0 at, 0 49 CARUCK I . X ~ • . ______________________ ENT A NEW CAR R ail service manager will greet you - us - - Ill, . I.. ~-' . -____ th I - 5- ' , -- . I -. -- . -- - I. r - .1. S. know . you ci s vel Fvu Hos ltal . S p'l . . . \'OL. 59 NO. 8 - All lift5V(I Wire . - Seminole Memoi ml 11npita1 officl.tlM tndn hope -- 24 Hour Semce - ., 1." " -- .., I - 1. ~il. . V. . - .tr . - I Ii * ante herage. Those things - . . . Washington. a I an remem r if 25 show 4 " il . I 1. I.;1 - I , WASH. POUSH md WAX JOBS 1~11~, i I . . 'i - - . . Occasion, whether it's on the way home from a busy day at I school, after those extra activi. 1 ties cr that special date, this iis just the place tn satisfy your i : - I . . GULF TIRFES . ~ I .. ~N _ I -W..",~ 11 :.-" "'t,~It - !. , AND ACCESSORIES rc .1 1 1 1 1 1 . I . I I ; up in for economic .. I -.- I. I ~,. * , . .I . been neither approved nor dis. Republican candidate for gov- I npproved and several teams of I 11 lernor Claude Kirk will be in I inspectors have' toured the fatown Sept. 10. Still waiting for cility during past 'Weeks. . Z "" I - Lawyers defending Dr. Carl Coppolino in wiles I Since the .Iulv I deadline, the 200-bed local hospital has reasons. S 1lASOTA (AP) ' &nd don I he do to hae the hospital meet U ( N'3hody asked me, but, how p 1. 11 1 Along in this column which wt arc just starting we plan to feature a contest to help r jail I lit 1:1 VI all I '_I 1 0 " THE MARINA is really going to be ,,eat,,, says the8e four young men while overlooking the progress being made in Seminole County. These four are proud to be a part of thisnew era of progress in Sanford. Shown from left are Clurence Churron, Mike Ritzie, Tony Foley and Auron Reith. Dekle"s Gulf Seryn . 25 1 8 F"Wh Ave. t- FiL 3224924 ____________________________________________________ _ I I .; ~ MckaTo=Sldlkh bu eligible to enter and we will I I list int. full details in a couple I of weeks. If this'cuntest ih a succesb we wID probably offcr some more which should be Ints I of fun for all of you. So 1W Wi ej . e,oA.k,V..;t'tbe all . I , FRIDAY, AUG. on bond Circuit Judge Jot.n ALSO ti~, * ~, I . L . DANCE evwy Ou .lit I I -_ ' FRI. & MT. NITE - - __ tcnce ~ ) ) 1 I ~ .I 4 i . til DOES YOUR V 1 CLUB NEED fit i 1 UI INQUIRE ABOUT OUR I FUND RAISING PARTIES in % YOUR BEST BET FOR GOOD ECONOMICAL e BER 1. .I I f _. I t I Elli*iwr Volbw" I &I . 4 tir ~ ~ on R ~~~ ' Sullivan will food fall sixes S. 11 MNID QIN 'Til ' P.M. IVUT NITI .J__ , ~ , ; . I 11111111 II , . -_ . .I 1i ". . .-1 . t! 1i con,bmt missions in Southeast Medicaie regulations. No fur- Asia. - ' .. .I I . I . ., - PHOTOS BY 1111,L VINCENT • inor ~6. % . SANFORD BOAT WORKS . njuries ____- -.1 11 • 0. , * * * * '~ -_____ Wage Hike? 'I I , Property owners today pondered tile sev ere dani- WASHINGTON (All ) -- The I I -____ -•. Heavy Damage to the Su*rplus , .1. , I - .. ,.Y.`~_ r I 1. I it) ha ')IIL '- W ' lil- . ?I *,, ~",.. - ~tkl "(W." ill~+~,.ft;t' I . lid 71.)N~ ,4W-i .- .. - - ,,a JOWNSON'S FISH CAW .111 iLy lmt tI Luncheon Slated Monday r. • NAS ty To Honor Capt. Swanson Bridge f. much darnage haa been done 1" villa and two childien 'l)ia t my boats," he stated Brunt 1 M e r c k's WLIC rernovetl unit Icy has one of Sanfoid's largest --' i..' 11 ;~ or I ".. 1.111;." A4, ~ ._,.~, I _Ii '- S - -. - - ' bli manding officer and Mrs Lions, Xiunis, ivitans, Jay- Suuety lB JB mandant of the sixth Naval lusttheon will be C. Vessiun _____ cur near one of the bI)iit housea WitS not In the vehicle when the twister struck and set the buildin t (I f his AUTO Coma automobile registfatim mW I Hurricane I W current W bit. I Was I - Caribbean removed und they could he semoved (torn the VellitAu. 1 . . I A? .. I - FX, 1; ,~ Damage to tile vehido Undetermined S .LL- - MIAMI (AP) - Hurricane r-' aitlm moved threateningly to Picked up by the wind and St eastern end of (lie Caribbean II against hostile fois in Nhertfl's Department to dear at a i mile an hour pace, Viet Nam. the roadwuy of scatterud wood, prost- lied uAill INVInile-an-hour up 4ii9.a' 11 PI.mrr,e your losn. A Posold. Jim Doucette at lips, and othur utihjah. winds, ii "42?" Present it to or Instillment oaa Dop4t*m.nt nd receiveyour visor fortirfor FREE. Limit one. Offer "pit** . Awgulof 31, 1966. Parts Of tile bout houses warO day toward the islands at the piling, ti INDIN W1 NEW CAR fINANCING - (Army Photo) tem- I S.mnI. C.it R.gi%tr.tioa WE SPECIALIZE IN LOWN COST down In the nilildle of Sit 415 Idockitig tra ffic for uppruxi. for i history.making effort to AIAJ. HENRY I- Philmately two hours, according to talne the giant storni. of 800 West Ninth Hemi"018 County Hheriff's De. Tile islands of Martinique, Street, has I)een awardlioiirtwent. Donihilen anti Guadeloupe were ed the Bronze med a l for Stats ftuu4 Department Work- piueetl Wi a hurricane watch as inetitorioum ji e r v i c a urb were summuniml bY tile Faith, thrushing rapidly siong - liw • Threatens - roof Wall Also to be honored is Capt siiI be the be:ninole County Ir. ; tfill, bit cupied by Ilia family. Thuy were ,!f .i13)1`0 VISOR/ , MIRROR To holden of SemlnoW it" ruillied to Sainintile Ale" 101-itil bout works where he works on 110110till with Ininor inJuries. bt),its and also has over a hunThey were later released it, tired craft and yachts lit dock . thei 4 'tf Classified ads ........................ 7A Houck. CaPt. Houck will Fe- cees und dither locul t-i%,ic Comics ................................6B7B Ieve Capt. Swanson at change- tIub. crubowgid puzzle .................. 7B of-t;'Unalland celvaluslits ,us) ollit"' re' "A' d "iti"I' s mi-o'uIllu Dear Abby ............................ 6B board the station at 10 a.m. invited and must make reser. Editorial pug@ .................... 2A August 31. vations thrutigh the Chanilmr Enteainment ............... GB-lB Capt. Swanson will aaume of Commerce by ,iou,i, Friday. Huroi;cupt ............................ . 613 duties in tht office of the coinblast*r of cerenionies for tht I If - i't Participating ill tile lullullelin Herald Index ,~., - in M. r . FLORIDA to per $140 WU- 723 for R.Iph twerett STATE DR t 13, tomw it - t. MEMBER P.D.IC. "Serving you is our pleasure." tho UI- .I 1 4' - - I•il 'I'.- _______ - - 4 . -- --- 4 •il--- I ~ '~~ - "I'41 0-10 - ' one had been received b% any TV ..........................................7B kstoa, S. C. Capt. flow-k bitt bet of Curnrnezte. , . Altamonte Board RIDAY I 4_, - ____ .. . noon, bnusks P.M. W_ # -- I k 'i-/ i -- .1.,__,"_.. , ' solid coshoildws L Ir, 1~1 - -- I Disease Spreads . bis budget, and to see whether been bervinir an Deputy Chief it had increased or cut his to- 19"41 civic clubs and officials of Joint Strategic Tairget I'luntal proposals for federal spend- at a community wide luncheon iitg at the twit t&ntcr at II-_ ., S ~2t't - tops. Sm. i \ I - ~ The launching took place "Hoot Owls" of RVAH- led . ONO"Ito" - I _. ; " ~,-,'7 "j;, . ~,,, P.nn.ys 500% comb- SEPORDON - there . 1111. . 0 under a program for exploring the moon and areas near it. that it would be easier to apCapt. Chandler Swanson, commander of the Sanprai the situation after Con- lord Naval Air Station for th e past two years and greas had completed work Ofl will be honored by / Its . keep wages and prices stable, but tbat he was not ready to recommend anything at tbis time. He told a news conference TRANSPORTATION LEARN TO SKATE , - --01 1 ________- -, - WSHINGTON(UPi)-PresI. dent Johnson said today that even'uall} further go v ernment ! PHONES ". 11 ~ - ,I ' NO . P ms if I To Keep Wages, heCid the "We Bring" (ent ; U. S. May Act / 11 . 11 station weighing 3,600 pounds Plenty * JAL - - - orna o Price ' 1) . Rb Wit A JACKPOT EVERY WEDNESDAY WE e - Meet Tonight I S _-_" r Sets Equalization , 1~ . nnei You i ' - - agency announced Tass sid an autoattc Luna- o Ho' On Thursday down 0aa __________________________________________________ 'v'$ - -_ - _-;.SvEl)NIMI)A y, AUGUST 24, 1966-- SAN fOUl). L()}JDA - --.- Senate opens debate today on age to a boatyard and fish camp after a small tornado lls read ". . . there is 110 ONE on the matter since that time. flown by the "Hoot Owls,"Car. a bill that would boost the min- whipped the roof off one building and dropped it acrosi way . . .11 Of course reading rier Air Wing 14 flew a total Imum wage from $1.25 to $1.60 a .state highway, yesterday. can be tauffL~ ht . . . you're read. The storm lifted the roof off a building at the Sanof 16,150 combat sorties, while an hour by 1968 and bring an I-. ing this aren't you? strikes launched from the Ran- additional 7.2 million workers ford Boat Works Rild dropped it on SR 4 15 lit the St. ~ ge 0,000 tons under the la%v. Sponsors pre- Johns River on the Volusia County line. A Jacksonville wonian and her two small children .'I ' Industrial prospects for the lof ordnance on targets in Viet dicted the measure would clear the Senate without substantial were trapped in a car during the sudden tornado. f county never looked better .Nam. .2 Says Chkimber Manager John The tornado hit during it thunderstorm and heav ' a floor fight for tionie ainendlightning In the early afterJohn said ht has krid be airlifted RVAH 9 will from ments noon leaving an estimated $20,i nquiri es from lndjOI coinpan Florida Highway Patrol SAS Alaamedu, Calif . Ihur 000 worth of I)lol)elty damage tvus summoned and helped rejeb drid five from some minor The Altamonte Springs Town day afternoon and evening and boat works and JohnsOn's route traffic until the remains 1 onei,. "Never in my 10 years ais, Council will rsit as a board of are expected to arrive in SanOf manager have there been so I TALLAHASSEE (AI3)-F'Ior- Fish Canip located tit tile could be cleared from the road. eclutilization at 7:30 p.m. today ford early Friday morning. .manlo, inquiries," be added. Normal traffic wus featured at Ituriger ateamed idn's major revenue fund will bridge. The USS at the town hall. The occullants of tile vehicle approximately 3:45 p.m. Total taxable assessed valu- more than 70,000 miles during accu"I ulate a surplus of tionic i . . .. . . Joliii 11runiley, owner and ation thiE year is $12,666,323.58 the 220 day deployment in tile $40 million by next Julie, state which was completely colo'ered up $2,151,710.00 over last year. Weste rn Pacific, spending only statisticians told tile cabinet with one of tile boat buildings manager of Sanford Boat Worka The increase according to town 32 days in Far East ports of esterday. Added to last year's were Mrs. Stanley Merck of stated he and his workers welu -I b u ht about from Subic Bay Philippines and Yok- higher-than-expected tax yield 2081 11111 Top Blvd., Jackson- busy in another part of their ropriations, 0 1111 0 bout houses when the tornado s and new the general revenue fund iihould struck. "I huve it lot of property Rainfall here Tueloday rices Stable show a total surplus 0 $80 iii damage my boat houses, u was 1.51 Inches. lion, exper ts said. I have not determined how ee You Where The Action Is! 2109 FRENCH AVE. 0 FN0 1t PHOMF DRINKS ORDUS PLEASE • - .11' : C.Y 11 ____________________________________ - I . _~_ ed an 11 7.10 P DANCE I0.1130 P.M. - ZIp Code 32771 . Security in Ow SonFa Pim 26 'N I Union launched a new moon ' * S wi 11; P1 that it has enough of a case against the 34-year-old anesilic. siologist to hold him. ,HoofOWIS, 30,00(1. - .1., .11 N I- _________ A s of the first pa of Au DAAS (UPI) A six of at Ramey }zeId gust, no payments had been touch person has died here of c $ NAS Sanford, Thuday after- cophall ti ceived from Social s and 89 oth er persons A mispl ace d comma or omit for the emergency patients noon ending a nine-month P have con tr acted the mosquito ted word sure cause a lot cared for during July and Bes- cific deployment aboard the carried disease, health officials advertentiv . nofed in the sen- DROP BY AND SMILE - WE KNOW THAT YOU ARE HAPPY SCHOOL IS STAR'I"ING S I;tHl)11M11C(I 1908 M:= .. I - F~o - j or hai.us corpus, which requires the state to cons ince e court . I basis which permits Medicare the property up to Suniand payments up to six days. ReisEstates within the next two to se re r said average hospital three years. Gosh, that ought to make our population upwards -- - . -- - -_______ . - rared for on an emergency • - . - he Nile of Ameriea'5 . * * ; I Justice granted a petition for I COKE - SPRM - ROOT BEER - CRANDE PEPSL - DIET PEPSI OR LEMONADE FOR FREE - SCHOOL KIDS ONLY ( - of motions yest er d a y, In 0 0 cent of residents -of the - T vard? The City is ready! ONE FREE * 4~I Reds Launch Probe the counts is still holding eHgibls ediears. back their share of thwit . 6 1.= __. , , ; WITH THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY ALL DAY TOMORROW WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1966 irol ~ Push For Coppolino en pools the cit\. might close them said. -- ~ ; i * , do Pt start ucin the c imming Ci ul Rights Act" Peterson ~ - ort, I when why and who. - I on the St. JohnR River * News inBri et teet it march fir 'Martin Luther hing's roIIo\%,vrS whiell 1111s; bt-ell I youth wing at the Civic Center ; compliance with (oil tight' used to draw hundreds (if kidb regulations and have done till , FUTURE LEADERS OF TOMORROW! hamburgers and your fav- I . --------• can ~ ~, .tate fnr relief for the piy. hitt fint. for tho otnititimy, 4 Color roMem' sny ii ' with .so many clay and dirt mitni answers and officials %4olith Sent- there said the matter had been roads throughout . inole URGER Klue. all lie more. and we -will kill the gwi!Ro- that, laid the golden egg," Phone 822.2611 or 425-5938 - - - - edtirntk.n. H4' . your car needs no mattir what they may be. Say, you guys, I have hearts appetites after football practice and you gals __ tne, wift feui'd in approprimtin to rail hark thm rylL1lft%!.' fr-r the relief of tnxpnver.. A I inder replied that "wool are not 'ooking to the int. fo the nn,4wer tn lrocril prnhlemot: that k why we have loral ov. Adw, come will] if smile and take care of! - xv - . , Iv 1n p- rnnumkninnera re - s THAT WE WANT YOUR UTTLE OLE' BUSINESS AT Avenue and let them fill all ~ ~ your need. The W rn the end of prov'd,n lif from ifltCi0d t'l it*t4 health, Education and Welfare e in Washington, 1) C Crisis in Cicero Peterson said a telephone call had been plaC(d to Shocking to the County ChICAGO (tll'l) Gov. Otto didn't ccc fit to give the road officials in Washington, but no one in authority had Kerner said today he would orsaid r and bridge fund more mone been re ached. - -du (tie National Guard into the year. How can we calls to the regional of ftcr in this flccal 't vI I tile cutiurh, of Cicero to proexpect more people to move in Atlanta had received non-com Would You Believe! Dekle's Gulf Station on French ed' icare ' pir kno\%L that room rntrr. At II 0ay announcing the _ decision. but as of pixiss time today I tile hnspinn', have gane lip" ' it or the oil changed, go on by . - Itixotion work Henrnl frilerfil itritircrat. 1_ einIio1e (ounty a resident physician and start fede inspectors. paving their nurses a decent A. B. Pet erson, Sr., chairman of the board of trimswage. I wonder how mans' pen- tees, said he had expected a comm u nication late Tucs- proba bly ketbook And when you get those new fl .-nr,mjn mm Mt)flA1ff prrmi.I th ( mmi*in th *t ho, will in T1khe tn. th ----- ------------.- county mayhr they'll fintilly got ' fully awaited a frivorable decision on ?oivdicare from ~ thcy have something you will into a tra ythat Is part go back to school and will miss ti like itrid that will suit the Poe- I vs of summer fun of ihe unit. I . crusher -- - --- tuullilnu finiut riiunty, stntn. nmi fltrkt nut Iliuit i7i I. e mud on . iI to furth er their education and ' 3 I bet wa 'the graduates an opportunity 1 • . 1~ to ice ,--------- -- -- ---------- -- --- rennory fm Ii," nrw I 'iiliic n,i'i pnln)%' nilituntuuuentu. lilt' ltn. IIIIAl's $337,0011 figlill, 1111.11111111 $1 1 7,flflO for capitol nut In, third nnil In-it wimitil linymvio. the tuew itulillen wing. Alexiinder lorokort ilmk M ilin overall budget thuts1%': Seminole JItIOt' on rniI!n £r,r Lnk Mary fir rri rr. t,In;l nuhrn Criliff(II 111000 Mild !Z.,nli1Vr,1,% ('nItrIy hei Ith ii,, .Ir,hn krinfer rmer etpnty rimrnkin,yuer, piennled with the f'nmmkiin,n memberi o go on rr,f, (srfl requeoltinle the Sr-horiorll to "rail hnk" the hon,i millige when ar'l if the I.t;7 SInte f gl4Iat,,re provi'fr mr,re ninney fror Serninole Cwin. said that ' we .r;i hint not gtued pr rnt. 11"tt nithniitt, I nr .11 hull; bnpIInl, 7.1 'r nt:irl fI;.. pnitmetil, 1.1) lier f-r-tit fir .19 ee! ye. mill; rntit ii iint In y .iff tuill: rend !. I per rent nr ituil titlilge fund, flM per rent iir t.I1 t,ulll; rnuutn nnii luuw VfIrlJILl'f'IIIf'llf. (fitif-if niul ff)rff-itnt en , 1.1 per rent for fin ,,ullI: geflenl futnil, P.2 per rent or 1.l tuulit; )tml fl7. PF tIt ill- 11.97 millot. A lr!n,ider poliuted LQ .- fl 000 all I er M No u-, that the hospital is get1mg mote from the I CvAU ar JAN McCLUP -- * ture articles and pictures of interest to the teen~ all, ., call and tell her how you ager and ~1011TIIZ adults of Sanford and Seminole anything and what ' County. These two popular Sanford pirls are : you viant In read about. Jan among those leaving for prospective college' and 'uii talking to me about gals, get have subscribetl to the Sanford Heral(i which they ' Marina, 'lees * ou guys and gals, Wii close this first am page and look forward to hearfrom all of you Give Mrs Jan IeCIung. the lady who has made this page possible for you 1 ui bowler, u m ward in .seeing in each Tuesday'.; Sanford Herald. a J~ I li 1. will 0 Ir hnnu'l. . . . One - -- 4, '48**A%W*'# j.I''. June. '.\'f)~%r thnt I've got for von, the TEENS In our towt will he an enjoyable look forand nc ' r • - 11111 n Which we are featuring .,* . Understand this summer has ' rive really %%aM r a realh been fun at \lelode will receive izu mail diuil tember brings an end to the to! Ill fact, Seminole C,ounty (Herald P hoto) huts and lets have one of year alrol that the Junior Col- Skating .1tink and this fall Y*lr , . rapid, fun-fillcd pace of gum- is striving rapidly forward in ie;re would ! the'swin, ,,cst and best * Teen h=in claimer, in the I Best has plent~- in store for vots i Dru-,s Store in Pine Cres', Shop- the rinkou.11 Get your creative ' '. met- and rings the bell for a mans ways in a new era pag Is in Central riorids !. n d g,ilc who like to skate pin. ('enter Fall of idea' going i8b over fi ve hundred guys a now round in education. era of progreRb. The Lakefront So zo * ., an out anti skate inic I Say wouldn't it he nice to I Wtil. as the song hit currentop leregistered, The surfer, the Botanical Garden pe fall t&r lots of good CXCTCIS have ,r - FOR kUTCHEN a second car for school h rocking on tlit hit parade and aldier must each put their and Seminole Junior College passing the anticipated number. and good whalesome fun. A new sma ll electric PPII hobbies to the back of their have each taken shape in the and rating or just running er- I throuchnut the nation 14tieb , A unique day will be Aug. For your :iance combines a can bilener minds and try to listen t the past year to give Seminole 2!), as drag needs whether rands for mom when you busy "i'ii S&' You in September." and oñP corn. th e classes commence. It be shaving lotions and no- teens are around the house I teachers lectures. Commence- Count), a nlavbe - it The opener is equipI it usl about that good and long needed For the students, faculty, cam- tions or shampoos or , merit of school takes takes care face . some sweet perfume or rolo~ne. know just the place to get one' and ., ureh hope you all have ped witli a stainless itiiel relifting, which can only pus and Seminole County, a of all these summer enthusiast& mean prosperity for its citi. surely the place to shop is Car- Go out and look over the nice t had a fun-filied summer filled movabie cutting whrel dmigned Jo:meept for one. . Ahe irmotuate. zens. new erst. will don Kellett's Lit, ggett-Rexall shinv cars out at Ellinor Allo. with lots of wonderful mem. to ()pen all sizes and shapes of JVhat happens to him? What -, i tars on Orlando Drive. Wheth- rics to trill; about all year cans, including dentea ones. & W I 1 or first iaste of the working world. Whatever the case may be in wha1.ver you do or whatever ohI flifl he we hope this col .. • 1111 en 4obs and are getting your -_ Swofford Nnowles was there and savc Tnarina on schedule for first ,of, I the year And the motel by 'M R y coiIees and universities of OUV country. Some of you have tak- 5--. As It has m the past, SCP- to admit It, the w - $2 11 (.I Oct. 1. . Went out S0O feet into Lake Monr.te this morning to lank at and will be goin.l. . -i- I 1. fashions at enne's By CHAS. (CHUCK) BM though not long ago they hated terin-, P high school find others .lk. 10 e-zo,)g I - of or " k. . ;7),'. I.. I - .1 . -4ft~4J 1%k; ~ . ; skirts and matching blouses for I you gals, get in the groove and I I drop out and see the I New Era A I ,, W ., I, , commencing ' ngninst MiIIRR* wits Rliproved at 20.80, sessed p $lOfl flk that's enough apologi7. ing-let's get down to work-. meeting .1. %OU \ CS bf I ;~~f t'~ ;i I It, 4U . A. ;~r i, ~ 1 &mnd .I i I ! I . ... •' a ; 2*40 4 II 4KA)W444, 04"t llo~.*. C-..k*." I litmikow those ne Fall fashions on dis play? Understa nd they have really bren selling all those. needs for vow- Fall wardrobe. So new shirt, wheth er It's guys or pants or shoes for County A. 1 .A. - ~-. oior~ - . 11411 04 .i Sav I have you been out to Penne\*'c; and looked over all prepare to meet Titusville on Sept. 16. A good game , is anticipated and -%• . which we are dedicating to you, the young people of this area. ructice and drill as they + . ,, lft, spent on th e surfboard, out the fun in stare for Just the next few months-football, fleW kids and, oh, many other things are In store. tilnk • i page f 1, . .0 opinions ar news and we will he glad to get It on th is a Ta ra ther er one • ng and nd suits hi f: ETIN - on the beach and the hours I .., ~i - iq .. • long !iair, short hair, no hair short skirts or long skirts-anything! You just write or call your . 1 . Many. plans are in the makIng for you and this page and we want to hear what you think o see of t an I and vead about. Whether It he the latest new danet L step at what you think abow The test showed that the girI ho were mast self confideni V - it. .,- . . I e .5 Ply I i f young adult a! our city and i Seminole county. We plan to 11 feature articles and pictures of inte r st and appeal to everyone o' von be you 13 or page ::d your s . SOflI • I I fineml • Sutit. aved est *a you, the teenager and - A Sodal I,nflII fl. 11tti;It Irl-tilill, from linfif-IlIct. The r1in"l titlilntyp , hi. eneci 4.fli mill' nn'I lii.' huiti1 .1 mlii. The nehool intii'n, Aiennil'r r1nineiI (he honni lund no tIl over budgetn for Sri mob Memorial 11opitnl md SemiViole ('01111tv sullools, which ltught nbout the ineut'nqe in the nvernfl budget. (omnuinnioner . t,nwreneo Swofford votod in favor of flio school budget but the 4.411111ty'. - Ating 1111411rel And the hospital. at with A. B. Peterson Sr. iliml Anduw (nrrawn', hospitni !1 In n It"tn tnIkrtflk " milingo of 1,R'2. hnivmnti John ntttthed hreli-s tn the "breaking point." County Commission a $2.8b million hudget foi- the their niufnrh hr to have a special page of inter( uumtwr ptetfng thnt taxntlon had The ::.'anford Herald has; decided hnffl j 'nt Irnup tests to the County I'onirninion Tuesday ngnInt erenned taxes on their prorertiem. The "senior eItien' wru ILj -- . - givit." of theiIin' of "ueninr eltien" mried their '8 just for you! For the first time . n1ntii. Th vnt rho- B .TLfl) AtI1 Hi teenager! Something has been added to The Sanford % t It, vrn n't This ttmn( b .. .. ., 1 eRn't 1pk**. ' ~ . 'Senior Citizens' Up In Arms r. Over County Bud get -----------. . . .. ,~_Va I . Q - -4 D t' I . . II I I 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/. 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