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EXPLORING NEW READING DEVICES in Bert the ultra .modern reading laboratory at Sanford Junior High School are from left, Steve Dodson, ninth grade; Mark Fannon, reading teacher; Eugene LI Ring" ten A Ab - _!5:7~ __ - IC Is MW Lone Nettles, A at (Herald Photo) Bring" 6686080 322.7913 GORDON Style Scene --'-'i ',• ' - J. . .'- - .' , . sign and the sign in - team Several were held in The pe y s night, cial meeting - at -i . p- - al ages ____ ___ 18-25 for PACE ling of Seminole on are a I pretty ' I cost of computing, Junior The good this swinging season. ad Bamber don 't all ' make a PRINTED 4 so 'I of 1 its now are at they I - .p S. ' A Seminole County -- =----- -, , ; 0 . • . accept the re- on :1 ROOd unit eliminating in Iiut it Onora ;Winrl pnqitinn tn do) Wh3t is par with a he - nut neessary there. tr ' t We 1ithtifl 17-92 are pro- i'rom pending cl4rifieution commission corn muted itself to pro.i''t. 'th .----- ___________________________ --- ..--- - .-__--- icia ea pomds more than half go - . - while the zoo. . J BATTERIES ' . . . and I ' Dekle's Gulf Senice . c oo 'esterclay ens afternoon at WihIiarTh4 World News ! % camp, San- beaten over ', the head and tied up at his . • -. In Brief of Sheriff J. L. Hobby said Wi ll i .1m.4 , vest lando Sprin3, the SherifC. Of fj1 e repiwtd. A state-wide alert i on for the youth beli eved to he a Midier absent without leave from a. iouthern Army 11 - camp by the assailant. He - added. .1 -' Hobby .101(1 that 'Wit- 1 ' liam was 1eaflifll Up tt ., 014n the camp. located by Xia. . mi Springs, vest of San- served is "not fit eat. " to gnvernment service. i i'~ . V ,I W :.I i.., . ,. A 0 , :. : - •et. this morning _____ at _____________ •.. !t." * S I , at . ___________ "Home of the 'W'hopper1' TOMORROW ALL REGULAR STIAWIEUY . PINEAPPLE Ph. 322.1835 NCH AVE. poration today set a i . !~ .j I ,I IF. 1 maximum i flOO,000. t. ___________________________ ____ - , _______ _____ __ __ . Storm _______ _____________ __ _______ ___ _ ;T 10:30 n.m. dents, almost en masse, _ rive Opens Clinic boycot- Psyc Push To took . , .. • ': . 'wi -, '' - . . I • - - . .. - ' 'p. . - ,' C:' ' / ' ' , $- - - '-" " into custody. 1 a . persons 1 -. ..' ' ' four The disturbance was touched off when a reinstated white principal. Stanley K. iLsser, . arrived at Intermediate School latruc . * King High campaign and the Seminole County Democrats loctcd in the old Florida State Bank Building at Park Avenue . • • • w.sILIN; ION tAl')-Thu military is Luerixu its mental 'standards in order to d.aft 0,, 001) inca within nine months for special training and eventual regular service. I I Mrs. day is the first step in e're- -- Dr. _ ____ ilurton I'odflUS C Senuimuoio County is guimug to foss il raibiut 1 ___ ____ _____________________ _______________ CALL 322l6l 1 or ___ __ _10 a", __ ____ - ______ 6474293 Namara's p1415 Ut train for duty 100,01)1) men year whol now aie being rujueteti for thteaL or mental reasons, 1. D en nison 54.50 LOWER COST $iQO , New car financing 41,//O p. p., vem 't'he tiluve announced 't't&e- ; wt Stanley Pierce T ' S EASY herald I ndex Prs.Arranq. Your Loan _____ by Calliaq NOW. ASK FOR: to gtmarasutI!u u the Seminole County health Atea deaths ----------------------------------RALPH PZOLD iind Firbt Street will take pluce at 7:30 I).111. I'l-i(lay, it wun "I,- Illive a p1s ychiatric cliniv, for tilt, JIM DOUCETTE first or fee than thu, usual t-harge, Ciussif ted ads ................WA-I IA the for twa payt'tuiatrisI, , the first time In It's history. jcjunc'-d today. . $A'A CUL1 in order I) belt' estbtIsh ......... .................. There Is be .bllq.tiaa 'j')uut is, If the people of (liii ) ear, At the forrnI opening, Mrs. Roy Williunis representing the .................. Crossword put-4d 9A i lIt-, I'oii,uos, who i-cei'umtly t,pmitentul health eenter here. -' ----------- county mumiti civic orguuuinit ions 111gb for Goveimiur Committee ~# IO supervisor). ___ Formal Opening 0 CHOCOLATE VAIL________ lunchroom __ _____ ted the school lunchroom today today-) Dear Larry-You mean th ey and refused to purchase the put us ahead of the residents food which they have termed and commercial property own- ,, not fit to eat." era in Sanford? Please explain. Hearing a plm-nr.I saying "SiV' Your Money And Your ( The following telegram was sent to tbelIa at 11 n.m.) I Stomach," stuuliqits turned Dear Sheila - Suggest you thumbS down on the hot dogs served today and eitiI'!r brought contact the commission sack luuurhes or uliul without. them explain it . . . During the first of three lunch Love to all of you, periods, it was reported that Larry (PS Who's paying for all only 48 out of tilt' usual 341) suftGalk KINC. I School _______ (The following telegram - I i i j. * Formal opening of the joint lieadiiUaz'ters of the jtolie)t very Former County Conimisioner Tech Williams;waFt heater and robbed hy an armed l-yenr-oid youth lnt r.o e unc e Attacks Ted Williams At Sanlando Camp Youth VOL. 59 NO. 23 - AP Leased Wire - Established 1908 - \VEDNEDAY, EI"r. 21, 1916 - SANFORD, FLOfUI)A - Price 5 Cents Fund Raisin ; 2518 Fr..cb Ave. Pk. 3224924 SPECIAL ON pen " o _________________ C OME TO - Ph. 322.9353 il The N e of America" * Zip Code 32771 ,1• •. - Ii 3219 So. 17.92 * ___________ ___________ _ Transporfaflon. Ellinor Volkswagen * the St. .Johns River EA'1hII!41t Ckiidy atici rain thrut Thursday. • / and WAX JOBS Up I Onota Road oh * US -: are ,' Pink * ______ WASH, POLISH . Pass * Gee move ____ THE FINEST a cen- girls __ ___ CCESSORIES ______________ thj ml! stand three to four inches taller and weigh 30 to 40 I _____ drive temporary IkaI Abby ............................ I'Ierce, tnk'y OH 111gb, who will 5J11111k briefly lenul their sulipurt anti t'o(Imerml- 011191 uf(lit's in (Jrusuigu County has hicesu i-om;dng t o St'nuimu'he iure.ildi'uit ..if the Seituinulu ('cUlt- Kdituilat page .........................4 tion. )j-hulf of the Seminole County _________ ______________ Well" Swofford First steps In cstululIslsiisK Ii ('oulil)' Inc the lmt three weeks t Sleuttul lit- silk .tsatittuil Ktutei'tutmuileilt .............. .$-9A by the Wuliteli'S divliiioii 1r tht Mental IIculIls ( 'cuter litre' ti ore giving his unto lieu to work 'itd the stied fur si'r ices ci' I1Olt1s't'ptI ............................ trve us eo-iuustose-s fur the cuecii1ul)LIigIi. take-it Tuesday b the Seminole withIi i ha' StmniiuiIt' ('tiunty lls)thtSlIlat to aid huntiretta ci Jetstreaiii ............................ I ti,lUfl. .-...................2.%-iA Jolt,1 Kmtd,-r 1$ huiii t'hddrt'ii, )iiun situIle used ad' Society of ( 'cuuiuly tiiutal lI.ulths tabotia- ltt'mdthi 11e jnti tint-itt. Sjiet-iaI g ut-t will be Ms J)eniucrutie Cutitimuittee will EACH % illiam (Aluene) Kidd, wwn- I tilt! if igil PH. 322-4151 for govel 11ol. voillillit- fillit hourd, 'Alliell 1114-flUt'd tilt- I----_______________________________________ lit! ifidicated lkt, %%,41tild liv ~i,lll- first *U0 to k it- k off a $5,000 hug to urL out of an office -sj' atte tu.ordi,iutur fur tee, ullh ill tile. County %11 (Cunflnued uu t'ggu ) #ZXI4 LS7471 SANA 1MU* PLkc "$srvrn You i Our PIeasgt 41, 'I f ,; TV ........................................OAt _______________________________________ S V 5 $ _______ - to WOTkC?5 to ,a4. ities. The entire ltataorn literI the many cap than TIRES, ________ received * I , .?L1 1. moved have ployeq tafflinle 1470,404 to P111; local .vith the e1n aid 'hile city municipal em- tOT tIlonvil1e Avenue to from hoard Persimmon Avenue rut a .'oSt Of ____________________ - lie the same tIme pay raises loans Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 !'- , the .1 .. At re- repayment of and ii fulls to the general govern- $100. only is 22 Thick SHAKES ___________________________________________ ________________________________________ /- cut huudet vere 32 rhe ____ I Skating OPEN NIGHTS! 'til 9 P.M. Mo.. tIui'u S. mlllage n Left dertiken by the pr Raker Pip.fl*P*. In the city. Tuiestlay's IU)ft'4 to worry now, The Commission says she is Investigating corn- them good," sho reported. . "We expect a certain aniount given large fligh enbach will resi7n, to becarne Of I last night talked the 'Mayor out plaints about poor quality e $20,OoO out of the school lunches which are being of complaint you can't alfoods" (not meat) It they ask School students who declare undersecretary of state. th of cutting zoo budgeL However they did received from students and ways please 17,000 students, but for them while girls, "who are ey have little choice of foods .1 , 7 ".afl entered. i,,nd told we do investigate where com- tnot~ concerned about weight th slice off $5,500 but it won't af- others. ' v that some of the food which George %V, Bali, who i.s !vin • im c hand over his v-. blems" are given smaller pro fect the relocation . . - So stan "1 had lunch at Sanford Jun- - plaints seem valid. it. I cer_____ % Williams handwi his walp. _____ student declared. "The oile -. ..ic4"''' •Incerely, 1 t kt wer to the assailant , himirne is not on Mrs. Fesler. WASHINGTON (AP) -The . '. ... _______ 4• was cold to turn ~ III :tuid . -. ' - (Lucille Fesler, Seminole 111gb I-'edernl Deposit Insurance Cor- _________ ________ .tL'flhiflhl. fl4)hhV Ui(1 Wit-. _______________ _____________________ ___________ -.. -:; (The following te legram hams was rhen hit on he _____ _____________ TED WILLLMS .She has always served good 5 per cent interest rate that ____ head. knocked out and tied The Herald office:) itinches. We uied to have some ~ Insured commercial banks may I _____ _____ Dear Larry - When do we ch()iccs of meats, vegetables pay on time deposits of less UP• When Williams recovered. he wrig.rIed out of his _______ _______ we pack? , _____ - bonds and walked to a nearby trailer camp and called . . . - and salais, with good desserts, Sheila PASADENA. Calif. (AP) - ~ ;%-% but this year, there is some_____ _____ The apparent failure of a small thing wrong." mll _____ ____ telegram _____ _______ ________ ( The to Some studenti declared that rocket motor aboard America's _____ _____ I ____ _____ was sent to the zoo.) - "teuchers agree with ,is -- half Surveyor spacecraft caused Batters Area Dear Sheila-SpringI i kids have stopped eatmrm ill the thrtIgged lunar photo. lightning 'rueso rapher to tumble uncontrolled the lunchroom and either _____ One ptr- un '.va. iigh r': in j lrfti ________ ______ ________ lie -4enilnule area ry or bring lunchei or just in space, scientisti said today. hun g _____ (The following special deThe tumbling, at a rate drink milk." for the second day. ______ _________ letter was received at i Complaints to The Herald about one revolution per seeMrs Janice Renaud, of fl L Flamingo Drive, re____ _________ S The Herald this morning:) .'l ____ _______ have been referred to Mrs. ond, casts doubt on the chances portedly was struck by lightning as she was talking Dear Larry - Sorry to keep _____ Whitmore and school admini- for a successful mission, they the telephone at her home. Her condition was rebothering you but, I don't • . I said, unless th e craft can be stratiun offices. understand how the city kept ____ _ Lightning hit a ,19,u)tlU-KV noon, brungun total precipitaCost of lunches at Seminole stabilizedthe we funds in and still cut the _____ - -' ;i ' ' - 111gb School Is the same as transmission line it ntsin to- tion to .i.u17 inches n a 14.huur millage - . . Please wire de(AP)-PreziWASHINGTON stu. "fIIuml)s Down On School Lunches - Otui Stomachs Can't Take It !" last year - 40 centa, for I day, burning out the cable period. tails. (Herald Photo) Students Say. dents and 51) cents for teachers. udent Johnson said today that and knocking the en tire Sazi- • Wi th the Fail easua to bow Sheila "No, I haven't indicated that" ford area out of electric in Friday, the five-day forecast ______ a tax increase maY be coming power for about it) uuflUW, ugifl St 7 for the period ,*p• '* .* (The following telegram . 41 4 to help bring government ina.m. Thursday reports temperaThe First Ste ________________________________________ ______________________________________ was sent to the zoo-) come and outgo into balance. ported as "fairly "id' by turns will average a little haDear Sheila - They cut the Boycott Seminole Meniorial Rospital at- - tow the ii•aoliL1l normal. Nor1 street lighting program 0 0 NEW YORK (A?) - Police tache this morning. nuil high .34-'4t1, 'mormnul tow *ilRegards, an ; 78: rainfall. ,xill --i.vorugo ()lie to Rainiall tutaled .77 of g D * Larry day outside a new showeae inch, officially, 'tuesday 3lter- I -.0 aches. Seminole High School etu school in Harlem and police GULF the students added to the l rd - known and established enthusiasm on the SiC campus among students. w'Tha Melod" ~ • Crisp cool cotton! - Sanford ____________ ________ I gonna , party at I 3 1( She '5111(1 boys who ask are in to The Sanford Herald daiiY,that Atty. Gen. Nicholai Katz- by Hold +h eline it a roller skating and -: ~ .13 W1f1ON WASHING (lily 1111d titinly possible for food to be servings of starchy foodiq. Mrs. Charlotte I I Complaints are still coming ident Johng6n announced to(lay , lunchroom supervisor at Oviedo, Tuesday and fottod poorly prepure ," 9 e declared. . Dear Sheila-You don't have c0111AY .I was [RENT A NEW CARI .- . dancing i pusiu ?4- AR-TRUCK RENTALS RAISING -I Fresh 'neat prints! to ____ but he's not taking any calls. Sincerely, Sheila (The Lioness) . __________ a FUND - i - HWhI1t'N structu,rc's uf .Avernrn 'reet - - N N C ___________________ in economical party or _______ _____ 350 ;-.--: - L%1R' 'VEIISHEL S =:w your best buy be a fun SUITS' Blazer style jacket! P ,. cily xm oun I tried to get tile City Service : this surgery. However, some doctors find that 10 to 15 per whether it P\1J sm S'5 ft inferd ______________________________________ Hour 24 I. ~ 2 groups '' back." by a mati huihuifuig - or not? "inks" knocked on my cage last night when The Her- aid came out and showed me the headlines: "Zoo Funds Face what's It gonna be? N , Ax cent. _________________________________________________________________ College turn - out Docl.ors ure recommended for per -ent need fillings __ 4. street pro- Hole-In-Ile-Head Craze Spreading __ S the of ( ,Me following letter was received today.) Dear Larry-I 'm speaking for AND tury TEENS y Mon- L:irry campus. "" - SEllING Iliggin- JR to tha city " and Huth ihtc from ehod, 292: 7'h nnth r 4fluj north of nnru Road. - * tc women. PUT I 4 Al men s which covers Earrings for the most exciting than two dollar evenings are in giant proper. gramming and mailing, Starr of his teenage duugh- Shrieks are coming from jewelers punch lobes "for free" cent j! teens nationally are too I N.ws for jimiors! • A"nu" to ro, mq i .line job of beautifying tit(- SJC! - __~_ an his truck used now moved up thp. eductitional 'Lt 4RTY) .: r't from 11th West on ench __________ of good"The looking hunch, not a pile of los- EARRINGS Congratulations to the Mudents and faculty who attended the "Planting Party" and did a - - -. Don 't QUU1V Elimination Wilson equipment ______ ______________________________________________________ Over 20 prospective Raiders I came out and showed potential for a tremendous basketball. squad, however only 15 boys will be selected to don the SJC : light and dark blue. Coach Ster' in Hi. Sanford P1an! QI%I%Q%J the _ ____________________________________________________ th, liht - . ifl mills, with ,'aeh ro inl'($Iuit lu's m Itottie valuations fruituu approxi. file mill repreqr"fing ill lols that Rollie lite saying, l0,00O. go i'lv. mills mately nest wore worth $900 and t the growth of .qrd at to flip ( , Ily'q debt 4 board wns being prrssurrd" door thet lighting to Avenue reneh AvE'nn.' to street fr om 278 ; i P'r1mrnon Avefl'te, - ' funds ctut $R,f125 ft-nm the relocation Mayor wasreceived ( mm- change bontul fil1nnviflo flve proposed cutting off Some .snvings of $110,875 front tit4'- lillil- hail a of heart Inst night In get. as he made the motion to refrom 100 cut in The only objector to duce the mlllage, hopes of cutting the operat. 4 ________________ Seminole tars neip him with the busin ess. dorms where college misses are with the purchase of earrin gs fat. _____________________________________________________ '-i' I;; - MOfl(lnY oppt,ed the meeting bitterly HAKER IhI(;(;Isl;(rl'IIA1%t ere: Str't ______ High School pym last Monday. to Lay simply "Denwoody." ladder to the college world, Sanford, Re. - . - f 2?h it ________________________________ join in on the fun that Saturday 12 per vent, against j per cent Combine pants and vest, skimnight, last year. It's the lowest in a men and boots, sts and a tie I Tbe first practice and tryouts long t,Tpe in the teen job mar. and cap for that bitter-sweet for the SJC Raiders' baskethall keL charm and individual look. two inches taller and about 10 pounds heavier . . - But vuDenwoudy lia seven daugh- Pierced cars for earrin gs, not missin g in the friendly fad triUonista deplore that some 15 ters, no sons. He operates a popular among younger teen- of piercing their roommates' per cent skip one meal . - . yet vvercunsume sweets so that 84 I cleaning and hauling business, aged birds the past year, have ears. cc flue iii Unmmlianpr Fnrl Imtham, who at the _____ until 12. number more than eight mil. ble there's been a mixup. Black collegians dance from 9 lion. Though there are also and white herringbone mixed Any student currently enrolled som• 1.800,00') who are unem- with soft, lightweight Paisley .1 in SK is invited to come and ployel, the rate is down around looks great on any campus. I marl• and Daughters." Liggett Rexall Drugs 2701 Orlando Drive e fix growth the - - . $-i a assuring the At a da Play ft by car and you'll ers," said Starr. . Each participant pays less havo ')to drop on everyt-hi.ng. tions , Raiders ,with from IS to 21 I games on the roster. to _111 " jt'opnrtilie would ,mt a budget, It's time to get acquainted Teardrops, chandeliers, spin- Did the two psychologists sign and the Student Government of ning halls, mobiles and tn- up th emselves? "Naturally," said Bainber, Seminole Junior College has angles are a ll the shapes. Secan't think of a better excuse quintied. penned and stoned are chosen Oct. 1 to he the night for the first SJc dance. U will easy en the ears because they to call up a girl." are light in weight. he a real treat with live and FOR A CAMPUS IA)OK swingin' music provided by th e _______________ "Bockin .Thoadrunners" as the Teen-agers employed now in the back-to-school scram- ional barbering circles Inform that long hair is definitely still but budget ________ $20,000 by i Whiz, promises a full schedule for the do the - - I _____ hid Avenue ;t , eoct of 2,. it Wet itt 1fl4: It Ii'ht . -7 .1 it 165 women Average student and are 20.28 for the junna." Now, It's 1966! Profess- could KELLETT'S th in than 1 For Fall Dance as was nothing George Denwoody th his truck to read "Denwood' " VW rebellion I I y THE WHOLESOME 'SCJUJ) and water" 10011 ] Sources add that fathers are beginning to copy what is called building up for a smart, comeback at school this the "Continental look" or fall as these pretty coeds emphasize. Head-to-toe personal cleanliness and neat clothes without wrin"Prin ce Charlie cut," a in Sen. kies are prescribed for the campus Ret. A leading Robert F. Kennedy. fashion magazine says, "Clothes are real clothes _________________ ". - - AND I)AUGHTERS" the girls looking so chic, the fellas may even get a ST. LOUIS (UPI) - There haircut. PHONES ___________ tr to: IM of E " CJ' FING Finalizes Plans H -FashL*on CoedS the wea re r's facial contour." "We M. kind ;uroprintiona ciii nut of . - 1. experiment. grade, Junior College toured or "razor-styled to fit - to 4be seventh girls "in" - - - it'll be trimmed more this year, especia ll y in th e front - . . and much more con---.ft W__ rang, - superdangling ]ock as th tered school . . - private school principals said "get a haircut or we'll give back your tuition." But a progressive school leader labeled long hair "a bet- be I ,. .. with • New York snipped off boys' th - - Set school ,t - 1. I •. ____ the compatibility. grade; Alrs. Katherine Nash, reading teacher; and - _ Emphasis in the reading pro- For Boys gram has always been on mdivlduaiized instruction, but It is WIII you, won't you wear long felt th at this year, with the new hair? A check back to this time _______________ of "patti lt qlpht" anti that - `~I` ''I - I ____ the 1jht4 ench 4 At ,be sanip time. tile c(I'll- Ing bilds(vt 11 derided cent. Robot-Is who said the vote shaved last night mission project" and 1141 off only IkS,500 frx'111 1110 700 10 "RAve, the 700 candidates and staff members are in the I___ - ., " __________________________________________________ basis 2,'lO .1 _______ hudet. flCW WiIfltI'll hut matched materials available. the pro- ]art year shows that a judge in gram will be administered an a Kansas City ordered a boy to 322-2611 get a haircut an he could see completely individual basis. A recent Bonder's Digest him before he sentenced him. Mv. Deadline - Friday Noon e phil- Some high school coaches r aptly expressed A.M. quote News Deadline-Mon. by of Sanford Junior M9b fused to let long-bairs compete School toward Its reading pro - for school teams - . - the dean th building fr '- m - In ninke aisre the t'i,nituiliultin - . twice. Donald eight grade; Patty Carlton, eighth 1. grams. JAN McCLUNG JA rfgI Bead" ____ on each Tuesday? CALL ii very short, cropped close to the tapes with individual earphones short ra's. as husband Frank Smut____________ for th e tape recorders, Scholartic Literature units, BarnellLeft Specific Skills series and Styles many other multi-level pro- Hair _____________ Gal some news you'd like to see S and equiipnient 1 1, I It the from ,rngres fr om situ - ': - controlled readers, tachlst.o- head and fluffy . - . shout the viewers (Individual tachisto- way Mist Furrow looked when Listen I' j j 1.b ~ these reading goals include: eliminated They •:- - - - S 10 - e men and are participating. - . by Off! II-1110 and hope to iron out problems which developed in a ilar "Stanford Match" last year in which one girl was with 73 boys. "She actua lly went out with 32 of them, while her roommates sat around green envy." the young psychologists reported. A few Stanford professors 1 - forecasts usually flysubject area teachers, it is hop- mostly straight . sometimes coned that a planned development- irig free bows, bandeaus, al reading program for every trolled barrettes, grips I child will become a reality, and New equipment and materials A few girls are wearing the ''° urchin" look . - . which will help in achieving th Some 1 ____ ____ hair will continue long . . . . street lighting o 1111144111" _______ program. Girls through __ II Ore., The two doctoral ______________ is will each paHi. week .. cur- (j(c Ramber, of ',\ ri -. nity San- replies a fnnu'il _______ ___ Commissioner Earl fllgglnbothnm today qualified for city Commission v 1hlgginthnm 5 %flq9j gnthp years with The commission i2 . and as mayor or Sanford using teed." said Ronald Starr, of 1, ___________ o are matched with him or her-four to 10 matches being guaran- _______________________________________________________________________________________________ war which and t . cipant will receive the names and addresses of everyone _____ c.specinlly designed reading and mill iu't'ftt log (lie (ut Sixteen witti .:- in DEAR TEENA, which reading classes on the basisof it is hoped that parents will to unitsurvey test, which is current- encourage their children to take your questions and help ly In progress, and teacher advantage of tu with your problems. recommendations. The cmpha and th at the studen ts, th emsclvTeena is now a member of ala is primarily on remedial es, will make th e most of it.. The Herald staff. Address all concerns Itself ma il In her, C/O The reading two or not neces• ford Herald. It more levels below th eir normal sign your real name sary grade level. This year it is planand made ned to give some corrective inthe column ''• struction to students who are For S it $ computer to take the unce tainty out of blind dating. L. I I I .. " I :::, . Students are selected for the. Jai and economic structure. .1 1 University at a - umn. is - ' . ,r ... students y i Tuesday, next Sanford Herald l " Within en a decided boost to the reading Instr uction off ered at rule and enthusiasm of the two Saord Jun ior High represents f ul l-time r e a d n g teachers, thefr chance to learn the Murk Fannon and Ca th erine reading skills th at are necesNash, and to the students wirn sary to enable th em to function th today's soc- Bens Weekly Beginning , •...•. - . _____ ____ be reading eeners Column The I ,. street Eating psycho og Stanford - - ci ane Two established 44 ________ ______ problems junior one ki I q,,e look t .)•7• 9• -• flnbrr nntl Si. L. flahnrn .i,,p __________________________ - operat . the _____ -'- ______ c3rrected by citya the program ______ in this area. The reading pro- can be detected and at the Sept. 20, 1966 high is not at seventh grade level, a pot. _ a new one. It has been a po encouraged and an appreciated to continue his education, About part of the curriculum for the Of) per cam of students who quit eight However school have serious wealth of new equipment and problems. For many of these (ailed (aIIs c 1:7 he Conlputer 1, budget __________ _________ .- iite repileve front the City ('onmision liesday night n board -______________ __________ ______ can't ______ hr dropout : lions at 11w 7no got a last in- Ing 11b rnonke.s, - t originally zrm r Itnweer, n1Bgator and No' ghts Yes' key s - I •: J ____ Li No I ; - ..,;1, 11. , * .1, - I 1 , ' Modern Reading Laboratory (4 ! - ________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _ V I-, , A I dor . I fil" i 11111111111 - 'I - , - I . I I - . 0 S I I . i '. -. .. ... t••' t . ___________ "I , -_ , - .' _* StJ.._.J; . Ufl..__.t__*_I_ -------. - - . 1 . ;I - - , - - J - -• - - it. �I :.::i_:T i., 1, . ° Noñh nfluence Sets Te'h Florida Milk Prices 23 Local Demo Women To State Meet -T ,r - - t. , p - it I . Gets rr BooSt ' j S fim ~1 !,!`-'I .1 Y. 11 ` " "'. Pape 2 bth — Sept 21, 1966 " 4 I " 11 . .. i , ;" 1. - - booth on French Avenue this - morning. Mike Whe)- Mayfair Country Club, pulled off Fifth chel, Street into the .Tnycee building parking lot and left his car With the motor running, in neutral (he of against the 'phone booth. !, I I . . ' I ., .I \ . - • PAINTING of a Democratic donkey shown by Mrs. Man- Ellen Rowe and Mrs. Donald LeFils, delegates, will be awarded by the Seminole County Democratic Women's Club at the state convention in Orlando Oct. 5-7. The painting is the work of Mrs. Jackie C8010, vice president of the local group. (Herald Photo) The First Step s 0 0 Fund Raising Dri 'Ove - "~ 0 ens To Push syc iatriclinic I 11 UN I N 1111i ! i, ~P. I ! . 1W -7 Intervention War Is Urge I UNITED CAP) + ! 411 I IQ laq I ~ .,~ I 11 ~ J 1i i i I ; I Farm Bureft Weafher CIIUTCII, S.ford Survivors *?e her husbarul, Cdr. Guy David Johnson, nison, social worker for the with parent-teacher orgnnlzs.. Include a reception for Mrs. R.,county, whose services are fur- thins, church grou ps , profes. bert King High at the home of Inished by the State Division of atonal groups, civic and frater. Sea. Beth Johnson on WednesAlental Illness, cite(i adult casef; ! nal organization x, it I sew ere "I have always said tile U.N. pro ,I.. - 11. I son of Mr. and Mrs. Arab Presidenf Speaks On War . DIA (.. 1I I Bradshaw,Heads 4wH Council BY MRS. 11. L. JOHNSON treasurer. and Joe Dindu, dele- ment Night to be held C)ct. I , j& TV C1110 IJO.Vles will serve as naii elected Georgv Bradshaw A covered dish reporter is president for titi' 1th1i4G7 recriatioitanti Alurcia Bryant im nounced later. . q ! i = Ad U At , -4 Hospdal with hour and place to t)e an- supper will precede the St. Louis. cloudy ... 67 57 .. Salt Lk. City. clear . 87 154 . . reading fhis one! — San Diego, clear ... 74 (;4 .. _ Notes San 1'ran,, Alindssions Tampa. cloudy ... 88 78 .25 cloudy ... 69 81 I a. S P4 IN , ,. , ; .- .t k I I ;. . - - * . ,' :. '. l-, '.I.:`~L -. f 14W - _r .. , ,4 ; . : .1'. '. . . . I ! I. . 1 , 14 '. , I County &H couna We (frm f (Herald Phutu) . , + 7! am". WASHINGTO,N CAP), The COMM Bilivillu rePorted yeater. &Y that Flors& is the fffa '"'am growing state in the nsuou, with a Population of 14M,Oft, Ill 20 Per cent in. crusse since iu. NEWLY elected officers of t11,8 SeminoL. left) Cindy Boyles, reporter; Marcia Br3. ant, recreation chain=; Rut 4 ,h Honse In cliurge. 0000111111111~ PIIU.d I**h 5.i I Still Growing 't -, . 11r I : I 1 iisz_ %, ., Stewart, Orlando _______________ - 11 ,I r 1. Oduni Funeral ford; Wiflie HLWInan, Louise M Bowen Ga Arthur .. I girls fi'm among teenagers An edo- (Jiqeaqe , , / / ______________________________ (Herald I hoto) ____________________________--___________ ________ in the next. two weeks. the schOol -_______ 1 I I 15c VALUE -- Itgo. 1.10 VALUE 0 I PAPER — PACIA OF 80 ' -.-- - ____ - --- - — I LAR I ' I I sraeli collusion, but ';v came to the conclusi on that it was impossible for Britain to attack," I huh ' I 111 4 Fastest Growing J I D Store Chain _________ / i SALE PRICES / I I I SANFORD -- -- . . a 1, . . 2438 French Ave. "_ _.: - I l - (h . . . , -.. % , , , %. , rL SEPT. 25 aNt! I .. __.. " I I, I 1~ 1-1, SHOULDERS I "We were expecting French- 0 A HEAD AND 1I I I II NAPKINS I I, limit I I ineers will bore two Hwy. 17.92 Noxt To Winn-Oble I ~ PHONE 3224270 ~ Sfore Hours: 1, ,r-0 1. SUN. 10 A.M.7 P.M. peep ho . It Quart 4 les .. . r- ' -1 I - U r _________ — VM— A"E- FURNACE ,ftM,4- FILTERS .M;q-ft-q0--";;;6 _.%~, *ftmb- -- " d I . 'u1Ii i. PATRICIA A. srnovsr. AjOirvillr. N"nrth Carolina. I Tou are bf-rehy nottfled thnt , n rult to fnreelosf. A mortirage ~~~ a * of - I I - inI I 1_~ . V Mul- Court of the q.fl ANS%S Ninth Judicial Cur- 6 measured 9 3/4 inches o. 1349 Rnd that y ou are rearound and had 10 ratt- quired to file your uni-wer with .he Clerk of the Faid Court an4 lers and a button. hereof upon the 1bItIt 1ff ( He ral d Photo) attcrnc) copy i' tiI('fte' Tlkme .. I - up po r F a a F U.S. S ( Alie , publishod Antw4p. sue budged &anew so x. V*0166 Ave. aeftsenc rim&Mat amosea'sL Via. . . ; I ' __ 1 '" l i. li\.rinu,t' ii'; of .. . ... i., if 13y:Donn*M.Markoe, D America were to withdraw r,] J;.8, HEDRICK & ROBIN'SON " Viet Nam under circum- 10's 1:-'stvt Church Street from stances of military or moral Attornt-yp for Plaintiff I Ss,ifo,'d I'iaId i o - , ..'.." r :b t*M \MEL= jrgj.mj Lairuki F. 0. Box 1214 Sanford I F C00h CIO from Pe,come in andt / _ .. - LOANS 1 Seminole :, I A DeB.ry j I I 0 !oufh MgnoI;e Av ue en • .. ;.-!! ECORDER t f. CAN OPENER - .... C tinuIi all 1 r'tf GAL 39 r --- ,~ Mini ar . t,iinole County, Florida, for FILLER PAPER . COUNT 1oL1TAItY, " + PKG. DELUXE INDOOR TV ANTENNA hf(g. gnuranti-en it to oulperforni uii thereof on I'iin- $ept. :3, 8 & Qot. the entire cdUj States for 800 years. 0 nra, $s.., 99 $ 5k VALUE " . 1 t , ,. 0 ~ . SACCHARIN $ .66 n FOR -. 50 49c IULL SIZE 10.' MITAL Milken L 1 $1.00 VALUIL 10112-OL BOME inlitilig Reg. 1.69 99C C 99- 1 'I I - JERGENS LOTION - IRONING BOARD $399 IMPORTED -I.-- 1, 1, 519C I __-.0-----N0-0" — ' f., I BRIAR - PIPES 114r.4 rublwr Ints. lustal IlItels. I tg _____ ~I . I I M SIZIt 21 OZ. CA11 KLEAR FLOOR WAX I 9 9c , 39C Val* TAMPA NUGGIT Sla6bs Sc ---------------------------------REQ. 5$. EACH CHARCOAL 39c ''S.,.., NECKTIES SNOWY BLEACH ,%yWa urgwidy. I . '. --... ~_ . - THERMOS - ----.-..---- %1:k, V...l 1 COVER WITH PAD ,;-,-.~ .. "'.. MICRIN ANTISIL"ic 7t IRONING BOARD - • 7-ox. miza for hot or fwt " . I.. REG. 61c, 1000 QUARTIR-GRAIN e . 99EACH FOAM CUPS r ' 4& 7 uuuu' $144 ' SyUnalill, DISPOSABLE I Ii ..~, 1: wo(Aen handle, 181 ff wide. I m' I $1,,. VALUE .. - 11e Plaintiff, ver. . 114 Ifeavy C I Four foot Clerk of ilie Circuit court of rve or TISSUE DuPONT TEFLON COATED FRY PAN fi SAUCEPAN ." by VIRGINIA SINGLETARY. Defendant, Ihebe preawritts art, to coinniund youto sppekr and file your Ariiowifr ,ur titlier tiefteime 519C - FACIAL - . tt rlu niable -2 ~.-. 1 j in "if :1LT W. ~.......- - - - - - - ~__ . MOP OR Bnuuuii :\ \ R NUGMl STEEL I 1i ( 0 S WALL HANGING '~~ "., - -" \ PAIR LEAF RAKE tile 11tutt,3 in uruniuin prodUC- Atturuey for 111adotiff tion, fifth in oil und ninth in Hanford Atlantic National bauk 322.4612 i. . I i, Ch-rk of CNircuit Court L / .~:_:. . i orce 01. - - -- .---%_.~" FINANCE SERVICL 1paC. Of Senfa,rgf I . $199 "4." . . ' siLw.cintivir, mudmid bj~y 668-6631 ' . . , tu those in Rio de ro, Belo ift'ji atturnuy, on or before the Horizonte and Porto Algre dur- '11 t .40 day of October, IV66, or therwike a deert-w pro cotiftsal) ing the past week, began as wIJll&e-nt&-rdaatntyou.szid pxottst agdltibt a new $12 tuition the. ;utpro;edx prte WI TS I fee at state uni%t-rsities The rlul a.tl t baiaford, Meiniciole demonstrations have turned into cuunty, rivridis. tblo, luth day of A. 1). IM it widespread atttick on the Illili. UP TO . . t.I I; PI . 10 II )* I . ; I 99 irhouc, up 4L. I ~. .I .0 Y1 Centro. California A i6worn Coinplaint for DivJ1U%rJ I1g bttfl fil t d figii1 fiN t you In the Circuit Court in and Riots The demonstrations. , 644.4255 S. , cit re of W. A. jolly. LO Brazil (AP) Club-swinging police broke up ti T d S,udent and arrested 128 students in the fourth initior clash between students and police in less than a %% eek. WhY nOt we us today-so you can live a littIs better this fall. them }rin -_001- "i - PORTAILE, PUSH-BUTTON .:- now have only 12 seats in the RUSSELL AN1. HINGLETARY, Plaintiff, V30-seat House of Commons but v.. '1 jm to hold the allegiance of a '; h1t(j1A SIMLETARY, Defendant. tenth of the electorate. NOTICE OF 16FIT SAO k " gw"p for you. One loan could pay aU your bMsin fu14 even leave you *A,ith extra cash to f ix up the house, repair the car,, buy a new faU Wardrob@ for the family. \ - - Police Break Up leav around the . If Stud ent If your bills are piling Up like it discount or membership cards. Whather you re 9 or SO you save more at SuperX. Lot us price your presalption. at no obligation. . kitchen ittensifis '' . . . .. VIRGINIA SINGLETARY. in M - KITCHON TOOL SET SIX "lost 11.4ed -- ' r Soo - ";urii JUDICIAL (iRCL'IT OP The Liberals. once one of We 11PI-0110111 A IN AND FOR OEM- - 11111 C 39 i reinforced. .C. 1~~ .- . . lowest prices In town, •v.n without special j'•F' ALL STEEL -'. .' Official size and w.'ight. fwthall with plastic kick. ing tee. . r nhades. Have 4eml- $ Becki'ilth, Jr C Clerk of Circuit ' -, -.*. ,.I ii Sheer, mesh In latest FALL KICK OFF SPECIAL I ~ the Pubflc flpoord of Arthur H '' ru SEAMLESS NYLONS ' ~ , Henle'; for support- for the Unit cci States position In Viet Nam. . a yw C411111th or SM8080c, via= to shop or pethaps i hata or y be "ng too much for p. an rfptioma 4 N011r, COUNTY this Fall with %. - ttr' WITSPSS my hand and Peal its annual convention today with of INA Court of Sanford. Florida. a call by its chairman. Lord this 19th day of September, IP66. * it YWye mft*Y affiwd, 1"tic I"the aw"t shoft. the but : T, id V.11, i.. '~ 99 1 the relit-f -he Co m pla int . 'he °l,r? rea perty Proceeded againet IF: . Britain's Liberal party opened 0,-.,,: aw- CAW$ rtguln.t ate red E"STATES according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1:, pages 15 and w.e sat. . k Z' '"'.. and iiddri-sr. Is sel forth below, he ) I I i PLASTIC RUG RUNNER f F - great parties of British politics, èui';cri&y iwo. iearo Soffitwd f -- " .41 I Z~ 1.1,1.. I - I I1~~'-A t I , *,;1 i 49c VALUE ~~ ed nwalnvt you in the ,r1rcult tyranny. to I 1111 - ; 'I / ; r II 1 1J, . I - let Lake Park. The snake cult. in and for Spniinnle County. %W — jp / PLASTIC SHEET 49 tar M17( - 1 c I'Iousi: and PATRICIA S I'll 011.1;E. his wife, liar lipen fil- ray, son of Air. and AIrs. James M. Murray j.'. 1 THIS five foot, 10 inch untilled Firpt Federal Savingo .%nd Loan Association of Orlando, rattlesnake was killed enrporation, vertcus THOMAS recently by Jimmy Mur- I ,,..i____ defeat," he said. "it would I # 40 .,. I :, TH OM kS 5 SPFtO1 cc A.heI11e 'North C-arollna • ,. Them's a .t.. , 'tt 1, . 1 I "I i"If V i NOTICH Or SUIT . SWO 4 . -- I , - -,10 1. ' V-11/ fw -.,. 4 I - FIBERCLAS FILLED t1j, Legal Notice 7! - 16 "i DROPCLOTH .ft- "If-tril handle. 'ç'f a.ue 25c N 8170 with / rocl.slides - - . Niagsra Falls. The problem is 0 RED. vu a'rin flAil PLASTIC ru - n each side of the American r I + sCh;nko Funeral keg. PaulLOU A. Canon, I I lenit ii I )ett I ment t'puli't miologit, naqlffned fri this area, and John ('tIRM tilt' ginwing i,tolilem of vent'tenl I 2ZO feet back of the precipice ,:.. Coer oc$ety In lien of 11ø Arthur P. Wells, Earley by- MILLEN. 091DUMEN EDWARD — '"'nerso vervicar for Reuben 1Wth N. How1wid, 71leV IdetIkS SJW Edward 11111all. $6, of siallor GA.. At fornaer r"Ident of kk baby boy- Mabel HOPkim md baby boy, Joamw Auderm and Oduni Chulitil. Wit ycrons. baby boy. Dounie G. Wing and iut1 will Li in Oakland _, I , U fI DDE-61 . taLfrially requents that donationr be niude to tile Amerloan Dlacaes .) f .. "". 1, , . - ~- PtUMVN — HIATIN$ All CODrnOvNs - I The U.S. Ariny Corps of En- + Ernest T Hintchkc, Harold Washington. cloudy 65 Mr. and Mrs Lupe Gaytan , Sanford, a girl ' JV . AP 3224562 'ArCiA, GIIII)ANCli'l CONINIITTUB cliall-Imin Walter Intirtiq Jr., Joseph (I I tian soil. A few days later Brit. ish and French paratroopers landed In Egypt. I . shrall 1~ SIRVI WALL ed Egypt's Sinai Desert and on 1 British and French k .. Jtx, Dinda. who also is dib- gram. Local club members al. Johnson, Geneva Spaulding, ljo. Winnipeg. cloudy ... 78 49 .. Other officers elected at the trict 7 representative of the so will participate in radio pm bert V. Ware, Janice Renaud, Mulcil"; first meeting Of tile Statt- 4-H Council, reported on grams during the week. ay, ieur field Saturday at the Agri- tllt~ recent district meeting. I Brenda Ruui, Idarilyll XertWeI Fifteen Club presidents and ndtural Center were June hut- National 4-H Club Week will delegates and their leadeys Ca rol Gulmaros, Sanford, Ellen JOHNNU. LftAl1!i'l'Ii :1111130n, first vice president: be observed Sf, ,pt. 5-Oct. I and were in attendance a rvlovs for t Saturi4tlW Hutchinson, secretary- planti were intide for Achieve Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Johnoon. 39. of Sanford, who died Tues. Smith, Edward J. Carter, Do. day, will be at lo ,L. In. BW7; AUdMY brinkmaiiii, AnThuraday at Bob- Crovis xpiscull"I churcii with 11ev. Leroy 110 Bacon, Delt 08u; Cha1*011 U- "Per officlathir.. Burial Tituavilk. will be &t a later date. The At - HOME SURVEY I Nov 66 65 1 'w Funeral Notices ; COOLING SYSTEM . FP SANITARY PKINS BOX or 12 personal size Vnited Arab Republic says lie Market Eases lwt cc 4h Ai .ç ': KOTEX 11 L OAPbar I Nasser said in an interview recorded in CAIra for a British .; --` I Broadcasting Corp. television I documentary. 40,, " I ~ . \ -asser svi7ed control of the 103-mile canal on July 6. 1956. a Ou • i '. chairman WHOLE HOUSI . 50a VALUE 1 I REQ. 150 EACH LONDON (AP) President Darnal Abdel Nasser of the Al. Bacchus and plans a L3 nda Bird Has Seminole County 4-H Council l'• . - - — career in journalism, did not expect a British attack (Herald Photo) in the Sue7 war in 1955 "because _____________________________ it. would end Britain's Influence s G. I * -_ - in Alay. 1967. B'ditor of th e 8 .chool Paper this year, Jim represented American 1,,ejzio,n Post 2t -it Ro.%Is Stal .. is listed As tin out,standing st- udent. and is winner of many oratorical and essay contests. He is the Objects Of Hunt + its 4 . ' ohht Plerro. Mrs. Marian F'orella, Mrs. Agnes Webber, ~ Viet N81n; 8 son, Jeffrey, and such cannot wwrt a dfmct in. will 11P ne" day: the Thursday luncheon daughter, Jennifer, both of San. should Intervene In the war In fluence This week has been proBy THE ASSOCIATED PRUS.S which art, in serious need, per, remsary to appoint a fund-rais- with SecreLar.% for a settlement, ford; broths, Itay fl. Ballard , of Agriculture fl claimed Farm Viet Nam to bring about a dia- fani said, w... Sons returning to the count3' ing "no (MUntry and no the board of to, committee and ask the aid Doyle Connor and State Treelogue, I%larcos told newsmen at Sminole Co o f SacramOn Calif., and Albany. cloud, from mental hospitalp who are of the public in financing individual participating f th CommLuainn a reception. David Ballard, of Derwood, Albuquerque, clear 86 56 trvmg to resume a normal iit, project for the first year the surer Broward Williams and fictivities of the United Nations john Md.. 111* and r ts ta Commission Chairman he Puren , Mr. and Atlan . cloudy e courtr, Pc!rjqonr, of organizations wh o dinner with Secretary of State 79 59 added however that he can forebear to help In the Aioxaiujer s Tom Adams and Miami Mayor tated the proclainut- Mrs Burnett H Ballard, of Bismarck. clear would only "refer to it An pass- search for an v.hert. e1iluntiofl it; n ee d ed and would lik e to offer financial as- R 84 54 'it * attainment of tion was issued $*in reeoglittion obert King High on Thursday, E10ift, clear ...... 1W 59 others. ing" In his 11311leniblY speech and - to the clinic are asked and the luncheon with P at WoWd P Pummal an=pments are ,0f. 1learlY 601) farm familim I Boston. cloudy ....... 63 55 . . n ' 7)011% forget the permon who to niall contributions to Blen- Thomas, chairman roPow nothing specific- Afghanistan-it ambassador * under direction tl~Ue county and the rnore of the Demc~_ than Mmms said' the of Gramkow Buffalo. rain ....... f;G 51 .20 simP)y walks in off the street tal Health Center, P. 0. Philippines. the United Nations. Abdul Rah.' I Fun=] Home. Box cratic state executive com mit, MInIa and Thailand are still man Pazhwak carried on the who have joined trying to promote an Asian 'Installation Cincinnati, fog 88 61 48 oataone please help me?' ", Dr. con themt. after he was elected Bureau for the purpose al with ftEUBE E MILLEN A _ ttorney General Earl Cleveland, cloudy 64 59 io Podno added is Iteuben Edward milleii, 66. of Denver. clear ...... H7 56 .. Faircioth on Friday. UMB although North Viet Nam, president of the new assembly. mOting aIrriculture through an The clinic will not be free. DANIA I= luanor, Ga., died Tuesday in a Des Moines, clear .. 7B 44 .. patients Pazhwalc said though "the organized efforL (AP) -Police began Business sessions or special will he asked the N = , iet .Cong and Communist situation in Southeast Asia" was agrI_ Thomasvin search today " D Pay a interest to delegates will be the for three small e. Ga.. hospital after Detroit, rain ...... 62 60 .45 at least a nominul fee, Chim have rejected "qt further "cognizen depend- children an , the Pro' among the issues "not within cWture and Its allied helds are Ong Illness. missing from their caucus for vice president at Fairbanks, cloudy . 63 51 - - ing an their financial condition home , posal. if)(-- zone of this organization. the the large 1ho r , ince yesterday. Barn in Winter Garden, he 11:30 P. m. Thursday and elecst industry in Fort Worth, clear ... ILI) Foreign linister Thanat Rho-clouds of the such 58 - - and what they can afford t,D conflicts are state of Florida" Alexander gi They were identified as Law- tion Of state Officers at 2:30 up in Sanford and attend Helena, clear 86 50 pa y To man or Thailand told newsmen bound to hang heavily upon this added. ed local schools. He was the Honolulu. cloudy .... go 77 . . rence 9 Johnny Jr 7 support ci T p in.Frid conference . assembly' "It if. hatter, psychologically, rY Eubanks, 4. children of John the "The coun ty urges all farm son o.f During the 4:30 to 6 p. m. soIng. Ili-- said there are "in late Reuben E. Ml]. Indianapolis, cloudy 81 61 .82 for the patient to pay what he and Mary Eubanks, of Danja lip suggested that "responsi. families to dicztion. that the Communi,.%Ls cia] hour Thursday and again support the Farm len MW Fannie Clara Lane liffl. Jacksonville. cloudy 75 69 bit, leaders of all nations leavt.. Bureau orgunIzaton" en, pioneers of West Orange .41 can for the service. It helps Police were told the children lit the election Friday the Semi. are beginning their doors open" to peace. u, County. He served in tile Mer. Kansas City, clear . 80 54 .. maintain his persona] pride and were last seen in front of their mile women plan to appear in anti are beginning to realize Guyana. which got it-, Indechant Alarium during World Los Angeles, clear . 77 62 . . self-esteem," Dr. Podnos ex- home about 6:30 p. in. that U1e% can't afford to diert p . Indian garb. plained. entJeiic from Britain Mn';' 6 War ] and was a former tote Lou1gVmt, cloudy 73 58 gard Asian public opinion, bu Several civic orgunizatio5 wa., admitted to tile United Nfi graph Operator with Atlantic Memphis. cloudy ... 71 61 .. i ]MV 1)~, acclamation. This HON01,UL11 (AP) - Lynda COast Line ilroad. Ile waf, a Miami. cloudy .... 87 V, .. I" not on tin agend fat tiit th 'usc (3 tlu nicnil+x.rshup retired MiIvauk, cloud'; 6 paint to 110 Bird Johnson %aat1ornng bo sunblr'; 2] s,,cioi, it contractor and v.ith a further 'ncrcas to 122 Hn%';aii 68 50 had a busy day Tues member of the homeland [lap Mpls St..?, log No~. I topic ill speeches tit tilf. 0 x1jected before tile session )4 . . day with a schedule that includ. tist Cilttrch, Homeland, Ga Opening Of the session Tuesday. endL. ]a ' New York. rain ... 60 li7 .6L, ed a catamaran ride. a canix. Survivors are his wife, ' Italian Foreign Minister Am. if trip and a hike on the island Ethel HoPe Millen; a Mrs. Okla. City, cloudy .. 711 JA .. Kauai. Mrs. Sinah Dickinson, of 3iirni. Omaha. clear ...... 75 49 .. sion president of the iw. as. In She had it new hair style fox- ingham, Ala., and iv,o nieces. Philadelphia, rain - 61 60 .45 J Phoenix, clear ... 95 7-) .. the strenuous activity: a ii. ill AC priceii eused in dull trading at Pony tail instead Of her familiar Waycross, Ga., is in charge of Pittsburgh. cloudy . 63 511 . 1 -_, .. cember "clear signs of peace the opening today. all PUnd. Me.. cloudy . 59 4L, .. bouffant coiffure. arrangements. 46 ________________________ PUnd Ore, clear 82 55 te: means I column by 2 rnches, Rapid i' 1 Too, small for tho Richmond lad';' f I wi for a negotiated the 'Vietnamese people to live, peace In lfletNain In a speech free and independent, in peace tOth' to the U.N. General '' and prosprlty." r. . Philippine President. negotiations for a solution honPeftlinand E. Marcos was exorable for al], which Will enable peCteu to call 5 # NATIONS N' may appear paving the way to I G!N!AL A fire preven(Iiiii program will And the need for better educA- piting. of the Interests indicatbe presented for llre Preven.Some non among junior and senior -tinti Week, high youth. A film suitable for ed h the students Include ." 90 * 's ~ill; I 7. - i,iuuself real d usences among teenagers IlI not he depri ved of pnttkt nnil knning - I o1ng% nndt fl, t tnpk to indin Herald anti senior at. ' High SchOOl, been named a nuiflau- the age group on the subject ist in the Xat.icrnrd Merit of VD will be shown to ninth Scholarship I'rogram. ders at the school. nalists will be announced Purpose of the committee Is ~Mnry Ellen R,,,, Dr, M,ri, Perez. Mrs. Betty Davis, Mrs. S S man koski, Mrs. Evel'n Bales, Mrs. Thelma Snyder. Mrs. r CCII U Ly linspitnifty chairman. Mrs. Miss. ouri Relic, Swofford. chairman . I Of delegates: Mrs. Tielen Fitt%. co-chairman of delegates: Mrs. Ann Oches and Mrs. Jack-it, i Cnnlo. art advisors. I I Other delegates Include Mrs. 1 Walter -Glelow, Mrs. Ann Sipoz. . . . . &MS B t sports reporter for The campaign director, and Mrs. Ann Brissnn, campaign treasur. er. Other appointments announced for special duties at the cnn'ennon were Mrs. WInki LeFils, •, Area Death .1 tracts. Hicksville, Ohio, died there (Continued from page 1) Mrs. Jerr~, Linnekugel. Mm. JuA junior high school coun- i sent, li It was suggested the grou t. Tuesday's nie(,ting I early this 'TnOrntnIZ- .Funeral anim Sniz, Mrs. Donna Estes, hi from mental Illness and earn. setor declared, and burial services will titian the U.S Secretary t.3r of pledged the help of their organ- Mrs. Anna Marie Riley, Mrs. "I could flame you 50 Young. Izations, but pointed out that Doris Johnson, Mrs. Mary Lou flonal dltre.s. merce to readJust prices for Hicksville. school lunch me on the School counselors and school store in my school right now, most club and civic organiza- McDonald and Mrs. Pat Bornal. asis of a 12-month aversige of MRS. ELEZ"ET11 JORMON who are in desperate need of tion budgets have already been Alternates are Mrs. Dottie Au. health nurses said they "daily far more help than I am abli, set tip for the year. They nddAirs. bViRconsin-Alinnesota prices. Elizabeth Ann Johnson, encounter dozens of children stin and Mrs. Ernestine For. to rive. ed that plP(Ipcc,z of financial aid Corswith Davis of Foremost 39, of 107 Fatriane Circle, Sun. ward Estates, Slinford, died whose problems sire such that It was estimated that ten per , W the clinic could undoubtAidly Dairies in Jacksonville said this land they stinuld 'be seeing someone rent * Immediately preceding the Tuesday in Seminol of the countyIN 17,000 be assured next year. would bring greater ,stability or e Memorial who can really help them, be. school children are victilnfi of delegates' meeting. the board prices and reduce the chance in "OsPitalAlembem of ' J,odge, fore things get much v;orfle. ,, the Seminole Of directors met with Mrs. Kath. A native of Jennings "hard-care emotional and men. COuntY 74lental Health Associa- leen for school contracts. biddi _____________ Petree, politic Ore,, she came to Sanford two tal Illness" tioti, which ll spearhead and chairman to discuss years ago She was a member th e con In addition to the needs of f17)OnsOr the clinic Indicated that Ventto Of 130b, C r o s 5 ,Episcopal the children, Mrs. Caroline Den. while contacts are being made so ,I I. chiding Mrs. 3ane Aftintion, .. .1 .1 A ,. I - ganl7atinn were nnnnund in 4 (Itil, 'Iinik and Dave Miller physical edo- the chosen activities will he con- ties has liceti set. for Oct. 14. for duded Within the eight lerIol S')flle future PflIl)llitt cation discussion tiwlude nPPenrflti: The committee met With Jo- school day. h G arcia . U S Health l)e• Thus parents will not ha ve pnrIlnmentniy proreihute. owi Artment epidernilologist Assign. to pick lip .shident% staying Inte pntions olwn lo Jimfor niiii Selld t this area to discuss the after school and some students for high students, lm to get '. Mrs Roberts hid for the first ___ - e1e e . vice presidency of the state Or. , (Herald Photo) I evening, campaign orricials in of ,'ide gri'u, guidinte iilh T ntuie 'v 'tni A departnwnl. 11 I second In sire only to the Dd County delegation. At a meeting of the delegates tit the Roberts home Tuesday 13 I .. members of the club, will be k ence, to seek some means of re- 1hi Deardorff, a resident or negotiating school milk can. 506 South Maple s t. r 'thought). The bar backed onto Fifth Street, circled back into ,rrench Avenue and came to a stop ! , .L ! ; A EARL DEATMonvir Pliny. V;Ord has been remfved bere Copeland called on School of the death of Ea rl I)eardoyff, Su t Flo ci Chrltln who alan th of Mrs. Orval (LaVc) with Agriculture Commissioner Fast 2OUi Street. yle Conner called the RU?AWAY automobile RTnaRhed this telephone ! I. 10% in .. -7 e pi'cnted, do i cnh in ni t. th nnin trent h c w riting len formed at South Tuninr High School with group mdci to obtain mn tn1ni nm Th iSht:11 \n1ier l)?i1 the teat hci.. nfl' 'mn n 1I ers ith Tr. as chairman. fitt ItNintim,rs and com-le--ty were other members, inchide John the ::' i isciissed tii:t They Alqo An gel principa l ; Is mihip and svhnnl spirit den of stiidenis Miss Annette public with information conrernPeterson. gtce counselor; Ing the function or the guidance was the topic on (tie third Fri. IIi'. MI'.'; Vivian Hiirslon. math: IflldC Unbeit l,iketis, ilean of Stuti In the A I1UC flfl'; Mi'. Jan Robinson, home eton charge of rttitig flC Cilills lliig!ies math home i noms t tue tei hei s to ents, is In dint omit Mrs. Mildred Thunis, scien; determine what activities the unties st'hediilvd and the first .. (Sheila) Roberts, president, and Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, distriet vice president Tt is expected the Seminole delegation, In represent the 2 0 T1nV ,idnnee innimittee hn in the hn1 A addition to M. W. Vincent __________________________ "'TheM IS practically a boycott on Milk." he said. "Every dalry in the state has lost gallonage.,, I He said that within four hours after a Miami firm announced a price increase, 10,Wo persons organized to boycott the com- . . .1 . 3ANNR the local - prit. Copeland stated. Zooming retail milk prices have also hurt the dairy eampa- - I 4 Ed - -. Citibsof Florida Oct .9.8 a t do. • •e- - , ucation For Teenagers Cited VD _____ entd b the largest de1egatjn In Its hIsto' at the cnnventinn 'i I 1. liar milk. that the federal government sets the puce paid to Coll ege, $39,910, SL the dairy farmer according to joReph College, $118,2dS; raw milk cost in Wisconsin and rslty of South Flori da, $655,MInneoth. 000 and F1od AUnk We re not really all the culvars OUUJDOh. I . if I 1 I ColIe, $3267O. P&I ard Engineering College, $202,meet 720; Bethune.Ci.okman College, Ing to discuss school lunch price Increases caused partly b cost $10-3,961; Florida Statv Univer. $7,0oo, flohlf5 Col_ , 14 4i I 40 I 4i Ul srni the Florida Dairy Products AsICK8, $977,026; Jacksonville Uni. snclaUon, said d istri butors In the v arsity, *200,000; PZda Kegs state ha no conl 0 ThW Junior milk ces. c to 8tat 0 lea i IV R. faclijUes tnc1udh, Mason Copeland, psIdent or education junior Okaloosa-Wal - 6i ." Federal aid eontyntion of Florida Teeh LLAHASSEE (AP) — Flor1o10 tnh?e11dt'at ' 1 ) dairy Id was nf1k running out of their ea Tuesday. Rfld tlit UII could The cabinet also ap because of out-or-state Influeneinfiflon hi federa l aid f CS. state OfflcIa told "'o cons tru ction of other h1gh day . ift fiffW 12 V ' I ~ ; ..rW ., . I . ". , ~_i~"iA.N-_,4. )_. ,,,. .. C 43 J'AtIvrad fur Illuil , L 4441 buylL ~ X .,-.1 r I . I _____ -- : '. " V/ *r , KV ./ ( --Z~ , - 1 I ii" - . ,i 0NI.AIA . COOKIES aawrtuwuL ,., __ of &UCIOU4 - I 0 thy9ritaL CHEESE CLOTH C 59 1 J -I . 6 . FOR$ 00 2 W9 11181INVII INg RIANT TIP LIMIT QUANTIT111111 . ",) D-2 - .- + - - *p r'jr' - L '11111.1,,,,, i '?;'.~ .",I .11..."+, .:_ - ,-,,..,,t-4 -v/ _ ~I #!. ~-_~lr__._', -1!_ . ' - - L " r . ,. . I ",'II'r 11 I r1?4%. 1--k ______ 11" 1 \ i~ i . ''I . I : I + ). - - - I I ; 1. I ______ -_ ---_____ : ( - -L.. - + t, ~ �It ii - -- ' ::::::.:::::: it:i-- .-rJlIufr i ii r IrJ t-, Making ~' ~; .11 -1 Up For Lost Ti e Dr. Crone's poTwcK . It took the Ci ty Commission 15 years before they agreed to start on this but they finally did It.... needed project, stretch out the program A revaluation of all homes and other for say, three years and, give Coberly structures was ordered by the City enough time to make sure each and cvCommission last week after the Board FDIALLY came to the conclusion that cry property is assessed on the same numerous and large Inequalities exist equitable basis. Or. In the values now on the records. had to do Additional men be hired to assist All the five commissioners Mr. The years ago, was to check 1th Coberlv in this massive project. We led It unfair to place a burden ty clerk on homes valued at $5O on for 12,O00. taxpayers or cut from some other books 000 and on the with is NOW budget to hire these helpers. What we are concerned J '"' mj1 I : . Worry Clin ic Y. ----~ _____ At 15, i participated In a headed for the gymnasium that sparring match at Northwest- \Vcdnesdai at 4 o'clock. _______ Mv heart was beating fast em University th at soon turn:' and I felt much the same stage 1 ('d Into a knockdown, drag-out fright of an novicewho ____ figh t. The coach had to pull kies his first speech or solo or P us apart. And m' Inc liared fight or track event. ' From 4 till 6 o'clock, I kept me to show up at the newt saying he'd boxing with other members of 1, class, / .,..',..', j. knock my block off at that the squad. r classman foe The Herald , because it is apparently too late to Si. moan about what the Commission City was so lax in waiting 15 years for never even showed up! outhluffed, 'e what bap. ed Out Either he had chicken have done, away back when.... a home review that Coberir take three should eooed. had to do the job properly. We feel that City Tax Assessor Max years CASE A-: At the age of ]8, or his ire ____c A week inter he returned to Outside help could cost the city thouCoberly has done a fine worhanlike ''_______ i enroiie as a freshman r: I the squad and never referred job on reviewing all property. .This sands of dollars. . .Something we just Northwestern University. •-. now. period, cannot afford .. ninnth I was clone during a 10 Since I had been a farm work- to our feud. In fact, he went out of his On the other side of the fence, we some But now, Coberly has to L .1 :~ or during summer and : way to be extra friendly, so I 7,000 structures and report back to the need a fair and equitable readjustment p. , also had spent nine months c.: our earlier fracas, too. ignored homesof all th tax e 1967 before Commission City :_____ ____ _____ ____ head of a gang of tree surgeons, ______ _____ e ____ But I learned a valuable ks The decision of course rests with the dIla are ready. . I was quite mL1inr, lw 1 on, namely don't be outbluffed That' s a lot of work for just one man. Commission. .Can they make up for ;•';' ) by anybody. And feign more There are two alternatives. . .That lost- time? of sport. I 4% y :. Or does it pay to wait? Fathers who waited 15 years For Central High School at courage th an ou may actuall ___ ____ \ . Ft. Wayne, Indiana, had no feel! , For most of the enemy's ap. track or basketball or baseball , is often bluff. or swimming or football tennis. parent bravery ., . I ~1 .. ?I " ` ,I , " "England always wins the , ,, ",_ So I was greatly hampered 01 ~ last ha ttl," said Winston college athletics, for ft ~ f.~-..:, ~takes a lot of experience in any Churchill, so stay on the job, Cornthe problems they face are many and The California Public Utility 1. a . , sport to supplement sheer mus. for final victory I-.; often based on sheer longevity or endurbig. mission has done an amazing thing. •.. dc power, ers But one cause of steadily dwindling In denying a plea by the Southern But Tom ]Robinson, famous ance! a 4 .... -. I. famed passenger business that its they often fail Railroad to abandon pacific Swimming coach in th e Big Ten (Always TItC to Dr. Crane " care of this newspaper, en o%rnight train, the Lark, between Los to mention is that. in many, many inin those days, assigned me to / O~~,,~~ closing a long, stamped, ad. stances passengers have practically Angeles and San Francisco, the cornt the freshman varsity squad. mission suggested to the railroad that been invited to stay off trains. _____________________________________________________ This was a Izree, for I could dressed envelope and 20 cents o cover typing and printing Even the most dedicated train huff hardly swim! Against the It mkke a greater effort to attract passczga. perb former high school stars costs when you send for one becomes discouraged when he finds ilson with whom I was now compot or his booklets.) Now, this is advice that is highly that a train can no longer take him i praiseworthy if for no other reason where he wants to go-.at least not withJ lug, I had a tough time. C ____ it makes sense. then out hardy adventures rivaling those enSo I switched over to boxing. During our sparring work on Anyone who has ridden on a train in countered by Christopher Columbus. g Monday afternoon, I w a s the last few years can hardly have failmatched against an upper classed to notice that methods of dissuadBobby-watching in this paliti- may be on the way to seizing would drop Humphrey Instantly man, mg passengers from ever doing it again He was more skilfull than ranged from simple failure to provide No greater joy can I have than this, cal year is the fastest growing from L3'nthrn 3ohnson the 1961; if he were convinced that Hub 2W 41 fjEsclass service to heights of pass- to hear that my children follow the American spectator sport. it is presidential nomination. I ert on the ticket might put the bU I was a harder puncher. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) I The coach was called aside a Craze. S fad, sweeping the This, of course, is norn. I!'"election in jeopardy. nger inconvenience and discomfort truth.-III John 1:4. * * Ho,,..we1l, Inc., paid nineSo Robert F. Kennedy does for a phone call during this that approach sheer genius. * country like hula hooping, mm Kennedy would have to pass sparring session. year-,old Mark Dearden $2,605 Admittedly, the railroads have been Let the people know the truth and have a chance to knock off iaturc' golf or mah jongg. miracle to accomplish that. riding rough financial roadbeds, and the country is safe.-Abraham Lincoln. No equipment is necessary to President seeking nomination Humphrey for 1968 and he When I poked the upper class for five rabbits. But man wi th a short jab to th e The boy raised two litters and play. The only rule Is that the for a second term will be nom- seems to be working at it? player must keep his eyes on mated. Such a President and his Kennedy misses no opportunity mouth, he grew irate and we agreed to sell five to a neighbegan to slug t out. bor who is a biochemist at and his ears tuned to Robert political associates have iron• to boobytrap LBJ. Francis Kennedy, junior U.S. fisted control of nominating The team of Kennedy and That round must have lasted Honeywell, for research pursix or eight minutes, for we poses. The agreed upon price Sen. Abraham A. Ribicofi senator from the state of New convention machinery. grew so hot headed, we were was $15. 'York. headman of the Kennedy If you doubt that, think back Conn.) is conducting a Senate simply concerned with knockMark had plans to buy a family and the most implacable to 1932 when President Herbert subcommittee investigation of ing each other out of the ring, bicycle for a sister, and model I politician on the American 'I C. Hoover was renominated. the plight of American cities. Q scene. Any President can be renomin- Bobby' and Abe seem to be in• shrill whistle fell on deaf ears, him to return the check, which Harry S. Truman played a ated for a second term. So says dercutting the Johnson adminis. so he and a couple of assistants WASHINGTON (NEA) - a president to offer o illusi n in Kennedy's unfinished was in error. tration. LBJ Is beginning to me- had to ed business- tough game of politics. Truman experience and that Is that. Some critics are saying that place of reality, a tax reduction bill and the most I learned politics at the knee of All changes with respect to act with protestations that he And as the upper classman A Ptuddeall Johnson's moves to '%%on lie took office in late sweeping civil rights propoauls I Tom Pendergast, the late un- Hubert Humphrey. turned to leave, he angrily said: Johnson cut. inflation and ease credit 1963, he learned quickly and i n U.S. history. He went on to mourned Democratic boss of picked Humphrey as a ticket. President. JFK included, to "You be back here Wednes' are more political than see- painfully that he could not corn- win election in his own right by Jackson County. Mo. Kennedy mate in 1964, explaining that relieve urban disaster. Ribicoff day afternoon and I'll knock 11. pete with the glowing image a staggering 16- million - Vote plays even tougher. This young HHH would be best qualified of was one of the original Jack your block off." iwmlc, t1 margin, To which I replied: man make the old man look all to succeed to the presidency Kennedy-for-president men. ij'argue further that he is loft by the glamorous, DETROIT (AP) - Amilla M. be here all right." 'l'fl in emergency. A more candid Now comes advance word on bitft at the surf ace of these ad John F. Kennedy, whose as- In 1965 he drove to passage like a daisy chain prancer. Pospershill, who celebrated her PC What is it that the Bobby- explanation would have been a book to be published in JanWell, that was a challenge I 100th birthday in March, went wobbma and not their sub- sasinntion had thrust him into another milestone civil rights Cle uary entitled 'The death of a that kept me agog for the next home from Providence Hospital act and a veritable avalanche watchers watch? They watch that Johnson in 1964 needed slasir and thus fostering an ii. the White House. to is But almost as swiftly he of "Great Society" legislation the young man in the process attract left wing Democrats - President" and sponsored by the two days. Monday only a week after delilisidia among the American pee~ To owing under Vice President lefties such as Americans for Kennedy family. The advance Knowing that be had frater- cate surgery on her broken hip. P44hat things may soon be found compensations. w flity friends and that he was a "It's almost unheard of for a betLr than they have any real He won great praise for uc- tion, housing and other fields. Hubert H. Humphrey like one Democratic A c ti on (ADA). junior, I rea li zed that I was a woman Through all this time lie pieof Henry Wallaces little pigs. Humphrey of her age to bounce was just the bait for hope of being. complishing a smooth, effective' "inner," so I th was apprehensive, back so quickly," said Dr. e longest They also watch Bobby cutting that. AuaIIy, there can hardly he transition in a time of shod: sided over one of FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) But I shadow boxed in my Charles A. Poret.ta, orthopedic and most impressive economic President Johnson d'n to size. As is turned out, LBJ didn't eurie In any president acting and tragedy. Polk County co-chairman room for the next 48 hours in surgeon at the hospital. Some Bobby-watchers become need any help except from the fmu'political motives In a camin 1964 he whipped through howu ever recorded. The notion grew that in many detached from reality in the ex- Republicans to be elected in Ronald Hendry followed the anticipation. He said hip fractures are fairpaiqx year. Nor is it unique for Congress two majorcj Items For I figured he might be ly common among oldsters be"problem Ureus" of American citement of the watch. They be- 1964. So he owes Humphrey lead of state campaign chairlife Johnson was operating with I gin to delude themselves that nothing. Never did! Experience man Don Petit- by resigning able to beat me but, if so, I was cause of soft bones, but most U from Robert King High's poll. certainly going to be sure he patients normally spend weeks comuniniaite mastery. The ac- young Sen. Robert F. Kenned y says emphatically that in the hospital and months at euuties to hi shill were balm __________________________________________________________ itk'al campaign and predicted earned his victory, othe.'rs would follow them soon. Well, I was keyed up when I home before walking again. to the' soul of a man who has Geneva Altumunic springs bu found he' it, not widely loved and Mrs. Julia harms Mrs. .lo. E. Mnthieux V14 1who finds reward only in work. 838-I31S 849-5205 taL Y et, even its the signs of his - Bear La ke-Fnrest City bo Luke Mary mastery were multiplying, the IMrs. Maryann Miles at Mrs. Frances We,der untidiness of history was begin83-3678 pa 322- 6219 mug to entrap him. I If Cusselberry NEW YORK (AP) - Jumping ble that looks like the marks left Luke Monroe Negro riots roiled several ex Mrs. June Cusselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson by a skittish lien? They pornnorthern citiesin 1064, struck to conclusions: 888.5046 If a girl Is looking for a canpously say it's because of the • 822.4722 Watts in Los Angeles with huge zoo Chuluota ll do pressure they're under. Yet the force in 19, 65 and in the sunienet- tented married life, she' Longwoud Mrs. Liza Baker spilled all better to wed a cigar smoker signature 'of Abraham Lincoln just concluding have Mrs. Donna Estes ek on than a cigarette smoker. The remained clear and legible over the place. te 88-33]7 IJeh1ar U.S. endeavors lfl Vi e t Nam man who enjoys a stogie is less throughout the terrible ordeal of PO North Orlando Mrs. John Leone ;have been grimly transformed jittery than chain-smoking ciga- the Civil War. th Mrs. Murilyne Peterson 668-4883 it's time for a man to go on from a "military advisors' war" rette addicts, and not as dull f 823-0801 Ihltona and stodgy as the pseudo-philothe wagon when be starts trying into a Korean-style' conflict Osteen - Mrs. Mildred Haney pull away on pipes. to place long-distance calls costly in men and money, plug- sophera who Mrs. Clarence Snyder Se'cretaries who use a pencil through a fire alarm box. Ullig i n its uncertainties. 2224841 Enterprise As if this were not enough, to dial their telephones are usuAn old-fashioned husband is / * Ii! Mrs. Ritchie Harris Ovied o burdened u11y the biggest chatterboxes in one who can remember when the booming economy, 74 668.5834 MISs Ruth l)uvidsnn tile office, but I can't figure out his wife took the cake out of the with too many tusks, iegan 668.4604 " 3654651 oven instead of the refrigerator. so Cu overheat. Scratch a detective and you'll Dogs have made a greater . 6 Suddenly all the great prob. lenis have an unmanageable find an actor. There are more comparative gain in life expeclouk. The economy is niisbe- frustrated Hamlets among Man- tancy than people for the simple attforb hattun detectives than among reason they now eat more wise0 IT'S DISCOURAGING when a young having. The war drugs th membership the of Equity, the ly than do most people. businessman like your carrier is unable ad out clear motion. C'tiu sufferPa i 4 Sanford 1-Ierad Sept. 21, It's safer to shake hands with to complete his newspaper route coflec* ' mug poverty, racial strife and theatrical union. And some of 'aL.lH A.. UILit.usi, IIU'11iit ALUI "t:UuaNeiu tiona because customers are not at general CIIUOB seem hardly them are better l)erlorrners a professional wrestler than a 5K lUL1ULI5I. OIreeIatI.s a...rai Nisuajr than those who get huzzas on high s school boy who has taken home, or ask him to call again. Often ii touched hi Izzassive federal LAStHI' l'IaIINMLL ItoMaI*,J , £&I51A5IIIK Broadway. up welghtliftlng. The wrestler it's the A.sauctate Edltpt same story when he returns! £dvsrttalag Director fort.. 60 PIIEIJ VAN rULT The ambition of every tuna in knows his strength: It's the kid Hill GME5 The President discovers that Ao Msvir)nr Editor Adwertiming Mariser the ocean must Lw to make a who tries to squeeze the bones ALL HE CAN DO 18 dip into his own owns WILLIAg his touted "biggest and best" luncheon JANI E SM StAhl It sandwich of a house- out of your fingers. pocket •.oi•iy 10d1wt and pay for their papers, and AW use" Miinaiier in Medicare, education, housing wife' some day. HIl11I 61111,15 The quickest pp aI'I.Ls way to make forego his profit until he can finally col. City LOiter and civil rights is Ut once not 3decba1oa,t 8upt, The only man in America who friends at a cocktail party is to .tIus wise lect from them. Which makes It pretty HILL VIX CENT enough and too much. Thut Cnunty Lditur lie can fool more people than a got a case of hiccups. Every tough on a teen-ager engaged in his Bts.ff Photographer considers his prudent caution in smart politician is a dumb other guest present wants to U Wiah. mmii) except b5iurdy, Sundsy and Chrlsttniie,; piabhtied war suffers the ' first business venture! sunw range uf taNsy prSdIn Christina.. weather forecaster. have the honor of curing you judgment from hawk to dove. The plots of tCleVj8jUfl pro- with his own favorite remedy. AID AND ENCOURAGE your carI Spoiled by the happy con- grams have become so predicDelivery Nothing looks as lonesome as rier-buy by having the money ready for &c week tollable, closed world of his table that the only fun left In a backyard swimming pool each regular collection call. Remember, HoaOuts •LHISULE VUVtsTS ALL Ulsaiji MAIL Scnute' days, needing !be WttL $11.00 2 Year the sulce watching the idiot box is to see rainy day in October. $11.60 t Year he gets FULL profit from his route of huge achievement, the Frei. how the commercials conic out. 5.00 S Months 6.7b • XuaLbs it's funny bow many fellows only when he collects from ALL his 5.50 1 Months LOP I Mouths dent can find only great pain Half the guys you hear claim- never discover they have fallen 1.00 1 Month 1.0(1 1 Month customers. That's why he appreciates It V. & Postal hasuistlons provide that ill afl . P1d In realities which mar his image lug they lost their shirt In the arches until they get a call from so much when you pay him promptl ta .S..ss.'. y! as minister because they defy his stuck market probably never their draft board. The B.rld it a member of the As.cel.t.d Pr... which , efforts to lush them Into sUb- had much of a wardrobe in the Inflation has It wry consolePay Him azciosIvIy to the ue far republication of &U the local o.ws prlet.d siervience. first place. tiona. if you're on a diet, think Is th$ maW.psf.r On His FIRST Call Never lend mw-wy to a zizan of bow much money you're saymlx~ as oon ciamm ueattsr October St. 153$ at the Post Office Medieval alchemists were not under 40 who gets his finger- lug every time the price of .Zorc. Florida, under the Lot p1 Cuagr.0 of Mm.rcb 1. 15117. AN I N 0 i P K $ 0 K N T N K W I P A P x ts -above trickery to impress poten- nails trimmed by a barber shop bread goes up. .11 Of for atr1a sews or advertising of this •dluoa of tial patrons. Unscrupulous manicurist, lie's a bad trd Nec-aid uisy be r.pruØuto in cci, niacoer risk. An optimist is a guy who without wttww sla rassiows, Pt tb• pubAlati.j- of The Msrald. Any IDdIvIdvaJ nwiubers of the craft prodceed Why do so many modern exthinks he makes a girl a prisonof $a ,.pugi.Ible for such r.pruductIun will be ounslUered a go by slight-of-hand and earn- ecutives. in signing their names. er by giving her a slave bracelon its, *erald'• copyrIght and wtU be bald 2la bL tot i low .h. m.a. ed grunts from the credulous, leave an undecipherable ucrib- et. j 11 8j t .1 .ia 1% '- 1. V, • I ____ i., - ____ _____ tA ____ PL A Y , ______ ____ ____________ ______ ____ ______ . # I ft 7To( d11thqsTo.tI r iJit1 , -' I - . ___ Rjj29i y: ____ . . ' I - - ____ ___________ _____ ) 'What? Try To Get Business , N ew REGULAR 45 • _____ '" ________ _________ I ____ ' Lyle C. W Bobby-Watchin Thought For Today I I I ~ I 11 1 . Rabbit Raising :._" ~ i.,:.l1_v~ Looked Good For A While REGULAR 78c Gt. Pkg BOLD . . -w ~: ... .. . , ..1 ~ ~ 1 I. ::,. 1. :,.,~. :,. • - Ray Cromley - ' I $ ,., ~ .I . . 1.;;'1 ' !,.%~ ,.,.- To Halt Oldster S : REGULAR 69 A Chocolate Cake... 59, WHOLE AND SLICED PINEAPPLE 4/i. French Hard Rolls.. 2.5i TOM. CATSUP 6/i. TUNA FISH... 3/i. Lo f Bre d 2/49x dl REGULAR 2/39c.. 12-oz. THRIFTY MAID 20 . . . 46-oz. THRIFTY MAID . . • REGULAR 39c.. 15-or. LYKES CORNED ONE QUARTER LOIN SLICED REGULAR 39c.. 10-or. TOOTSIE ROLL . .. . 10 . . RK CHOPS 79' A.- SWIFTS PREMIUM *, . T imll-,Aft& RK 100 ROAST U. S. No. 1 YELLOW •UUIU • 4 LBS. 490 Dr nk i * . . 39~ . tea U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF ' STAMPS WITH COUPON Y 0 0 0 I . LB. . . • U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND E.Z CARVE HALF GALLON 0 . 16.or, CUP FRESH FROZEN WHOLE U. S. CHOICE BEEF PLATE 4 U. S CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF SHORT 1 L. LB. BREADED CHUNKEES • LB Carrie r! CRACKIN GOOD CANNED FLAKY Wieners.. 39i Biscuits 3/25o Cheese 65o Fil lets 31990 BORDEN'S SLICED AMERICAN ($2-or. Pkg.) iqrra@ .. ~, r- PERCH FISH 4. , U. S. CHOICE VEAL . Shoulder Chops . - ~.'i : TOP VALUE STAMPS -,. .._ 755 VANITY FAIR DIN N SR : : 1.00*I. Wi$N.5IjIg ______________________ 5 a WON ... '. ,..s I .-..-s w TWO JANS TWO SOCT. _ I Hopkins 0000 TH*U SIFT. 24 I - 0151' SOUTH Boggles SOODTIIISUSIPT,*4 AT local. wsw.c.ojus #15 Pres.rv.s GOOD THNU SIPT. AT local, WtMN'IIlI 24 $1.00 WORTH , S000 THNU SIpT. 34 0 AT I.UA1. WINN-0l*iI •e -_ - - TOy4jAMPS . SWIFT'S PRSMIUM I 90 oattfiallb 311frgh ______ Wlaisnra 6000 THSU SEPT 24 AT 1.00*1. WlNN-Dlls #2 ..meow= __._.__.__w.__........____..._._.__ !T T5 051 1-1.5. P50. I W-0 55*50 #_.._A •L •I I 0000 'IHISU SIFT. 4 I --I AT 1.00*1. WINMSlill --- 3$ - EXUt J GUSH STAMPS TOP VAWI STAMPS .,4 .,n, ,.fl .a 4, a jq 4fl two *2-or. Homburg.r Dills 0000 THISU heY. *4 AT WIN0I*SI #55 --- - s - own 0151' SOUTH S 1*-04. cAse GULF Bomb Aetosol .000 THSU SIFT. AT OCA L L TOP VAJUI %TAMPS *i 24 #20 I I ovvee Rich .000 TUNU seer. I LV LOGLI. WINN-Ul5I; I WONOW 004 TO!,,,YAWI ST TWO 'w s so - AT Dinner tuisu sier. 4 DIXIE LILY 3$ 5 1 5 • OLEO t£ j - SOLIDS I HM$hpaspplss S000 THIU SIFT. AT LOCAl. WINS-Stall ! S IWO PASS. P505. SHNIMP PATTY YELLOW -- . __....__.......__________._____....__....._.._..._..N. TWO PKGS, RICH'S - I. • . S STAMPS Candy I 017 TOP VALUE 790 U. - S I TOP A1.Ii1 STAMPS .~11-111;A~l *~ M*~-,~ 11 j • ., 6 REGULAR 49c -. 12-oz. Pk. COPELAND ' r Iy 49 $ C h u c k Ro a St 48 B :Rib Roast 0 o c +-,., 28 Rbe 38~ THRIFTY MAID FRESH FROZEN FRENCH FRY I• ir u 0in IM"ID ORANGE Yz Gal, THR ~1-1 , FREE U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND 14111, DAU77' Pot Pies. /89i Str'berdes 1/890 Potatoes 5 89 S h r i in p 7 LBS. 1.99 AT __ FRESH SWEET I C EM I L K O I . aà YOUR . a REGULAR 2 /25c. No. 300 CANS THRIFTY MAID . I DIXIE DARLING a CAKE MIXES 3/i. TINY PEAS 4/i. FRUIT DRINKS 4/i. PORK&BEANS1O/i. BEEF HASH 3/i. MIDGEES 3/i. MORTON CHICKEN - BEEF OR TURKEY - DIXIE DARLING.. Plus 25 Free Stomp, REGULAR 29c. - No. 303 CANS ASTOR - ALL FLAVORS 9-Plc. No. ½ Cans BLUE BAY 41c. 19-oz. PILLSBURY LAYER REGULAR Taters - 5~ :1 U. S. No. I GEORGIA RED SWEET 46 3 DIXIE DARLING GERMAN No. 2 THRIFTY MAID F' , J 9~ t e GARDEN FRESH GREEN Conclusions 6•oi. BIS.KITS & CORN-KITS 1: I Hal Boyle Says ~ MIXEES L1. 0AG Apples 4 .59g Rutabagus 2L S.19g a4 Dciririrc c It ad - . Limit 1 Detergent of Your Choice with $5.00 or more order. . Limit 1 Detergent of Your Choice with $5 00 or more order. RED JONATHAN Herald Area Correspondents . ... . j ____ Hendry Quits D ' t L It Happen To - . il -or. CRACKIN GOOD. Pius 25 Free Stomps - .-Ali, .., Broken Hip Fails 1 - 25 FREE STAMPS REGULAR 59c. Gt. Pkg. WHITE OR BLUE ARROW Political Notebook # 29~ PEG. 49c, CRACKIN GOOD 28-or, REGULAR 293'jc No 2½ CAN THRIFTY MAID SLICED & HALVES Says: - WAFERS BIG 60 CREAMS 39 - . . . 2/69 POTáIO CHIPS.. 59 CHEESE CURLS 39 Peaches 4/si. r CORN CHIPS. 490 eerent 390 1 BUFFERIN /2 ..• -:- VANILLA " KLEENEX REGULAR PAPER CR AC KIN" GOOD CRACKIN GOOD Banana, Oatme&, Choc, Gin,r. Coenui' & . owdM.ls S $ - . _ Sport . BI NG O ! TWIN PlC. CRACKIN GOOD. Plus 50 Free Stavnp, is 10 ,4. _______ ___ ___ I - , q - • ____________ ' ____ _____ - QUANTITY PIGHr5 RESERVED-PRICES GOOD THRU SFPIFMRER 24TH 'q ' ..:: -- I. GAME ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th I1,1 I) %. ______ 1 LU CK Y . _____ -- i1 ? .' Bruce Biossat . I _____ ______ ______ ;0'" 4 ai I Lft a s £7 J1 . 12. t.l I - -. - HIØwcy 1742, L ~w _!.i. ____ -- - - -- - ___ - - Pdmitt.Av..&3rdSt, 4OOLP1,s$s, D.11s - -; -V,~_~ -r' - I ' - -.1 . . . r _4 .,:,a.,,, , * - -, IV '_,_ 1, . P.! ~ ~, 11. L . I ''' '," J. ) I . -_•-- e-. - - • il -. �r - -------- rr*1 ge Pa'6 jj~ AVE. PARK ft ,. AT 25th ST. PVfiiri iaIfJ ___ 7 I2( .. V4 Lit— low 3" ilk __ GOO 'JtttQ)111IJ/JIJIIAVI1ñ) iw MILS .w. r!,I,EAN COLEMAN, school bus driver bi for six years in Semi- iii it, do to ar . - THURSDAY OPEN SUNDAY BAsMe TO 6P.Me from Wekiva River to Sanford and &sohelps vitb the 20tb Street route. Der home is on SR 46 near the Welciva River Bridge and she and her husband, W. W. Coleman, have two daughters. I Photo) FRIDAY _ I STORE HOURS* • SMOKED r Brownie Leader U.S. CHOICE Bear Lake Area II. i f'nd' r . • MONDAY ROUND LB. tho nren nro C RESERVED IL FLAVOR-AGED BEEF BONELESS . znu;l to he deiiigmated "Bear lAke, Orlando, Flu." Richard Ostrander, presidentq I J1 Jelly LEAN WESTERN 6 LEAN 'N MEATY FIRST CUT Pip SUGAR 1 , L 5-LB. BAG ADC CH DA V I R I r A OC Lb. Bug Killer $ 98 Ch !LOIIDA RADE "A' FAMILY PACK be Fire Depurtim-tit vontinue giv- ing thery mc ve c Lb. 5 Lbs. FRYERS IPS LU id Ah Se Rice again urge(l resi(it-tits to -thorotirbl~- AwO, tiw matter Und he yJ1 tb bo at pi If 6X M 3D he at to Ostrzuiorr iute1 ('8tI()fl ihii. (1ntrJc WOUI(i not rt'duct "FOOD 7 i7jeetinghmcue wati the fire control diHtrict tier, a and, for Noveni: tull: fly • "U S NO I" RED ad 11i £ ed A EL I V '1 1-OZ E the amount to the c1uli'ptZivcahfund. The tAub offielally exprew ed sympathy on loss of one of .............. OLD BOLOGNA 'N "FRESH .. / GOLDEN RIPE' BARTLETT L• 1 9c "KRAFT" I ORANGE JUICE .............. ISPI II CARROTS __ - 14.1. lAGS .................................... / . 11116 SCOOP" ASST. 09 69c 25c MIX ACKS Lbs. __________ 11 ________________ . French Fries 9-oz. PKG. C PKG.10 p ; / 420-OZ. LOAVES SPL 4icl William IL Burk, son of bb-. und Mrs. &Ibert W. DurL, IA"- MunruL;, lum Imen assigwk! to the 20th Engineer Luli uj: ut Bun Me Thuot, South Viet Nusil. .%e is a 1961 gradmte uf Seminole High FA*oW and enliHted in the Army 3 24.0 . BAG (Limit: I with $5.00 order) neva Carlyle, Alice Clements. and Thelma Sikes. Members preseri were Jo Ridlon. Betty Creamer, MarSmather:s. Hazel Muss, Edith DL-con. Winifred Stiles, Sara c 89 / / b 12-OZ. (LIMIT: I WITH $5.00 I ORDER) E 100 CT BOTTL 59c PKG. • French Language Classes • - \ -. \••• - // -. / 1 rwl I L ( Slated CIa o i e rc tioc t I FrenehwillopenatLyman High Instructor "PET" INSTANT "BAYER" REG. 89c VALUE 1 SUPER CAN Ann Bassett, Jean Tyner, Gti- BOTTLE %%ill be Nlis-i trina Zvorskirt of Lonwoed. Miss FFEE K Zvorykin %ka!i born tit Bordeaux. France, anti is ,peoali-oting in f, lreign languageli at orlandu or ' I.B. CAN uur.' i "i .h.irgetI and bcuk, iIl be br the 'sold to "tudent-i at cost. The first text Cl,j.,se-, ~~ffl be IwId t~%o nights trom 7 to 10 p. in. VaCh ~%jtjj tm.-vtmg nights tu N., kite- C as LBO / i I..LB. PKGSI eese 95c IRIN FLOU R j I SALADS AND COOKING enx - PLAIN, OR SELF RISING HALF GALLON FOR 00 "a- wa.i ierved by holitessen, Xm Martha Brai-ht and Mrs. Helsit I Powell. Nlemberli of the Elder Spring* Club were zuetit.i at the meeti in4. Tho.w attendin~: were Louise Nolan. Carolyn Nolan. WESSON U I L "EVERFRESH" . E After a ihort hu3iness non, a covered fish luncheon QUARTERS Oleo t ht Ahcluberh, Col. J N. crum, whi. putised owuy during Lite suinnier. Hostasset; for the evening wart, Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. $ / Bread ' 1 1. ., ..tar to ht, held on 04-t. 2 i. i . .......... artuks that have 00 • MIRACLE WHIPPED Mix ................%. 1Oc 2 LBS.39C 'nt. On (113p!ay was a ble f been mad. 1 '!MASTER CHEF" "JIFFY" PANCAKE "SOPPIN GOOD" $ £ ________________ , , , "STYLE" REG. 1.09 VALUE FLAVORS PKG. FRANKS A 7-Oz. ................ -inia Tomlinson. A report on !omfnx events IN4A Iviven by llii3 Myrtle Wilon, entinty home ",onon1fC3 &if- c 1/2 "FLA FRESH" OKRA ' L. GA 8-OZ. MIX .................PKG. i oc "JIFFY" CORN MUFFIN 8-OL PKG. "JIFFY" HONEY DATE MUFFIN a 1-'R FOOD ORDER PLEASE) 8 Lbs. and Where It Goes" wa.a presented by the dub presidi'nt, Mrs. Vir- FLA. GRADE "A" CHICKEN C I.. tended in Gainesville this sumThe program on "Energy Lb. 4 Charles Pierce, alternate 4.1.gate, pedal ueste, gave report on e Extension Rorn.. SIZE SMOKED ........ CELERY ............................ 2STALKS 39c 11 r (LIMIT: 12-OZ. Ll CRISP" The Iak,@ War7 Homemitkwo rluh held itx first mpattng at tho, current Huh year at tke all.: L. Johnson, president, and Xm __ i TAILS OX PKG. "HERMAN'S" ALL MEAT S "SCHOOLBOY" C 10-OL GIANT C LEAN 'N MEATY "HERMAN'S" ALL MEAT 1 00 ........ "SHOWBOAT" Opens Year In Lake Mary AJAX \ FASHIONED COUNTRY Lb. 9-Oz- 38c 39c .......................... PEARS canned goodsto donate to over 79c 21/2 C BAG49 $ 88 C C _________________ ............................ , donatte to the ranclL Pig iii the poke was won by Mrs. Wally Ornborg who turn- POTATOES TOMATOES APPLES "EVERFRESH"' BAR Rnni-h. St. And.rews in collmt, ncj 59C NO. $100 Yams 4 CANS 10CELLO • 10C Pk & LB. 23c "SUNLITE of 8 NO. 303 $1 00 CANS Tomatoe "COLUMBUS" COUNTY CUT GREEN 4 BACP- 49c 8 10. 303 $1 00 CANS Beans "JIFFY" BISCUIT LB. Lbs. Homemaker Club DETERGENT "BRUCE'S" CUT "RED RIPE" giving welcome to JK tk church ut a meeting place and offering usc of the smaller ' ri'onm for vurlouh gatherings ( M eetings of the club will be at Procruit, suggeoted for this - -_ PURE 100% 39c 21Z. S ;nsuriowir jjj.t'1jjiUjjjj,." Mrh. litlion Cockley reported szeet signt, litive been placed throughout the area and stop j;ignj4 installed this summor, advising Conimijisioner Lawrence Swofford hao been "most cooperutive." Rev. Fred Guthrie of St. Anilirews, jresbyterilln C li u r c h inefly uddremsed the group, the church with date changed from the th ird Thursday of each njouth to the first Tueiidiry. Next njecting will lie ut 8 KING" Lb. F ........ TWIN-PAK "MONOGRAM go tax ini.rviuw n. added, it Tl('Vcr Will l tO)e(j," and B er Stew TAVo-rn Alexander, vhn hFis no r0_1,-R(Pr skt this "imn. rve as leader of Th CMett GROUND BEE C LB.. ............ JAR "DINTY MOORE" BEEF 24-OZ. .......... CAN "HOT SHOT" BOMB 4.OL .... CAN FRESH LB. 39c HOLSUM PEANUT SPARE RIBS 71%_1 ............ ' LB. LB. LB. • • 10 Mr . V. E. Rill will rvø im l .'kr for on*' of theJior Girl Scout Tronp with Mrs. Mrs. Mary Wil,;nn itizAin will BEEF LIVER ROUND Shoulder "HOLSUM" GRAPE nell a.1uqi.,qtinv. And M:- 4. Luoillo r,ynn, no en-loador aA yt-t. YOUNG 'N TENDER . f rom Apophic to Orlando, with Lb. S ORT RIBS Petitions luot-e been eirculawd to have thu address changed LBO Oq ii ________ / Nfr;. R.irhiira Tor- sist4int Nfr,4. A&rzio% 1 all rcsident,- of the aroji at its opening nipeting of the 1966-67 Move : ' haF been under n In the club since February, 19fifi. It was tb xuggeRted roups he prepared and bil it survey of precinct 16 (Bear Lake) hr made as a final Rtep. in other buitics coming hefare the club, Alm. Hazel Loomis, urged that the matter th of signing petitim prenented by the Forest City 'Volunteer Fire Ct Department to plact, creation of fire control dlHtrict on the Is aNovember bulint bc "carefully COflSi( eN! . itntmg her family . ra resont, f1r6mmo !e, -r4 for - 1ldro)ed" : who ri'id. on Linnø;ti R.':ih QUANTITY RIGHTS HALF OR WHOLE ; •.E or,;. new LB. swiss LBO ' trr flrnwn i' T r - opq r; vcrv much nop(loff n rho FAMILYorRIB CLUB CHUCK SIRLOIN • 4 r •' 1"Wq 140W TUESDAY 0 WEDNESDAY ______ — i..' *too** 8 A#M*-6 ?*M. SUNDAY • MARY A N N SUNDAY - i MILES Rear Lida, Community Club rontinufLd its effort. th IWi one mxiilin z.ddress for R MRS. ItOWFR,. Need Cited f or ._ e 7P.M. SATURDAY .... 8 A.M* - a P.M. SATURDAY • &uf Lake Seeks Uniform Mail Address For All MON..THURS...8A.M. 109T. PKGS6 (LIMIT: "w ,tvup. hlb— ix. V111,011111vilt of tit least 15 to up l ganizv itit, course. It %%tit I WITH $5.00 ORDER) (LIMIT: I WITH $5.00 ORDER) ncvssary to have an l,th,11ntk:nI4:l,ttltblt 1 Ilut wbrd azt.dun' deri ves — from Urn AnIu Saxon 'wicet." meaning wide ones. , .4.. �- I -. A 1. I . i I I 1L . "A i Spares ;.. .I , I I .- 7 I Or . /, . - I 'I'. ... 4 - '~' 1~1 -1 - . : . II .1 I .I . .I V II-I .1 ,. - I 17 " 91 m , r-"4-1 4 ",I , 1% 1 _9W.I., .. . ". .- .! I i ..- . . ... ..%. . _ . - . . I * k - I - .% :- , & 1. 1 I'- - .:1, i N f - 1,... The P ~ - Booster 17 , ; ,.~v I ! 6- , ling.sworth contintied. "there'll be tables strstciic'nIly sitzuiti'd th roughout the stadium to ne- bun, Jethro Wanv?,, Jim Provencher, Don Wheaton, Mike Ha den, Danny Lowery, Denver Ball. Third row - Tommy Barks, Ricky Boyd, Doug Malinzauskj, Mike 'olto]ine, Freddy Padgett, Clayton Lusk, Dana Yelinek. Dale Fodder, Larry Kearse, Willie Mobley, Tommy Whigham, David Lee, Brad Fox. (Herald Photo ) I 6; ASK I aminolet; nave been and does the one-hun working on their busir problems 10.2." jus , i Chance At Floyd I , , . i .. t 11 1 b Seminoles est - - , ' . .11 *** ''.. 'V,__11W1 .l.w.Z-...~. Days Lef t ,_,6.i ,-_i. ~7. ~'~.117."t~,~,-~.1,~~,-N"1!1~~;,;~..~~,~~_ 3".,~ 4s - , I"1111114 1, W _N KUFAX (1 a a vv By . l I S a S a Israel Lang Another Brown It Could Be 1 .' . .~ :.,' :.,1: -...:~,.,. 25 2i 27 28 29 30 At Atlanta At Phiiadei;hia At Philadelphia At Philn(hviphint San Francisco I San Francisco 2 San Francisco Los Angeles Sept. 21 Philadelphia b 22 23 At Chicago 24 At. Chicago 25 At Chicago 217) At St. Louis 27 At St. Louis 28 At St. Louis 29 At St.. Louis 30 At. Philadelphia Oct. 1 At Philadelphia 2 At Philadelphia San Francisco Sept.. 21 Pittsburgh 22 23 24 At Houston 25 At Houston 21' At Atlanta 27 At Atlanta 28 At Atlanta 29 30 At. Pittsburgh Oct.. 1 At Pittsburgh 2 At Pittsburgh 1 Bowling Tourney NEW YORK (UPI) - The Nationd ('}uutnPionIslIU) tout-nament of the Pj-ofessioruil Bowlers Association will be held In the new Madison Square Carden for a six year period be. ginning in late 1067, the PBA announced Tuesday. The event is the first to he lined up for the new sports a nd entertainment complex. ,. .. & The niam worry with the ed up 40 yards rushing Dave coaches is their squad's mental also completed two of five pases attitudi. and the '.0 a they are -and had a third one, which looking too high and a sharp went for a touchdown, eliminatLyman could be edby a backfield in motion ,. + " ____ P. L •, . !. - b:.. 11, . ---L_-_ : forthcoming %I . - . & && -e.' t 10 +" HERMAN LOI'TON 0 ++ + + f. ... . 4'A' .. - -.: - "ALWAYS ABOVE HE CROWD" SPECIAL SOLO COURSE ESSO AVIATION S PRODUCTS 1% 1~-,;. I ~ v I - ~; .I . ..,.~... . .1 : I 11V 771_ '. 4 Ti-ii V -4--------- - ............................ . - +. . -. +- 8-cylinder 16*88 - .. .... ES .., $89.00 $12.00 For Hour pipu csuon "iso" AVAILAPLI FOR TRAINING OR AIR TAXI Flying Seminole Ranch 365.32011 us I MILlS ' OP OVIIOO ON HIGHWAY 41 CJVtA- p \' v4c • Discover the exciting world of 2-wheel fun on a Bridgestone! cc SPORT CYCLE + " Bi g cycle features at a value price! Performance-tuned oxhaust system, telescopic front fork, tendurii saddle, 4.spoucl • :+- + rotary valve engine! QuaUty and performance In a light. - , weight! I 11 + ks ' , tl 299 no money - L : , dews $14.50 a m.nthl If 'TILe P.M. CHARGE IT! In Sanford Plaza MONDAYSHOP THRU SATURDAY 10 I __ - - m- . , - '. ~ , ~ __ I . -- ---.~ . , I r . I4 I - + . 11088 -+. - I- - -: . 4-cylinder it . . ~._ ' - -- d' 'D'Z'" + - . joyable driving! wt 03 •. 11 Ill hW4'M,TA$ \ ' ' .... P45W AIR TAXI CUTIPICATI COVIRS INTIII U.S. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS + 'i.- ~.:- . .. NIW CISSNA TRAINER ~ ~, . 50 SPECIAL $500 INTRODUCTION FLIGHT .~L We install now points, rotor, condenser and spark plugs! Adjust cam-dwell, timing and carburetor! The result more pep, better mileage and more en- iuu;i xcess baggageNow - INCLUDES ALL PARTS AND LABOR GAINESVILLE (AP)-A fool Clay. I thought he would be just ball player from MacCleimy is another warm-up for the chum- one the University or Florida pion. But I thought the German town will have to watch out for put up a gallant fight - much In Its game Saturday with Misbetter than anyone expected. "I thought even Clay was surFlorida Coach flay Graves prised. Mildenberger obviously hurt Clay with some punches." told his Caters "our biggest Clay stopped Mildenberger in problem will be stopping Marcthe 12th round of their world us Rhoden. 'lie Is a speedy Florida boy title fight at Frankfurt, Germafrom MacClenny who went to fly, Sept. 10. Mildenherger, who was lit the Mississippi State and became it ringside Tuesday night, said: 'I flankerback." £1IUIJIL1 A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! - - .3 Professional engine tune-ups add pep to your car! Gators Must Stop Rhoden Learn to FLY ! -11 . Baughan The Oviedo Athletic Assuci- this event. tk n is making ,ilans for tuor u Li inuuural anie is E m Thons' ICy nlght'i comiijnutiu,n fiab an away tilt this Friday at NEW YORK (AP - Maxie Baughan may have *7 asid peji rnII- at th e John Dunueflon and they pIn)' VainUWU)' tills on the 30th, also an been excess baggage to Joe Kuharieb at Philadelphia u' Pld . game. last year but he is money in the bank for the Lou Angeles Rams. 4smctlun uf the new head footBlood-stained Maxie, with five stitches over his I batl mentor at the high school, oneyver right eye, was one of the big reasons the Chicago Bears Coed NEW YORE (UPI) -Stun- were w&ubk to ru113' when the aedatsut suucht, Carson Dancer became the second Itiuns twice fumbled the bull Typical ci the hectic tinale assi, as i1 us the individual Oviedo highest money winner of uhl away on their own 1i in the' was a pass by Rudy BukIIi to tins yew 's time among humess drivers us final four minutes of Friduv's Mike thtlut. Roving safety Ed .i added t-eut, the Oviedo he boosted his earnings to game. die Meadur knucked it down. £i,ç,) and and major- $897 $ f , dftas. aji with the varsity and lug to figures released Tuas- For his lute defensive play "Out of the corner of my eye 1 JV tNw,adurs will perform day. against the Bears, the vet. Earn saw that Maxie had Gale Sayers Iiht"s pleasure. Dancer passed Bill Haugh- linebacker has been named by covered 111W ii blaUket which ;1 Ike iasui clrirznuij is Bob ten's 10IE murk of $K8I4,134H The Associated Press as the freed me to key on DItktt." said W wju Kirby Buekelew and now threatens his own I Delewth'e Player of the Week in Meador. 'That's the way Maxie 1 e sale of tickets for mark of I1,Obl,1il15 aut in 11164. I the National Football Lstaue. played it all night." Knocks Out Cooper .. , - ~_w . + COLEMAN CARSON & W - - penalty. - + :fr " & - & c : -- & _____ " at Washington and California at Detroit were all rained out. In the National League, Los Angeles walloped Philadelphia 11-1. Pittsburgh whipped Sun Francisco 6.0, Cincinnati topped Chicago 6-3 In 13 Innings, New LONDON (AP) - Floyd Patterson says ho Is on his way back to another title fight with Cassius Clay, but first he wants a crack at Karl Mildenberger. Patterson knocked out British champion Henry Cooper in the fourth round in London's Wembley Stachum Tuesday night. The former champion floored would be honored to meet PatCooper for a three count In the terson In what everyone flutist third round and then dropped now consider as tin eliminator for another shot at Clay's title." him for a count of nine in the l'atterson said he is anxious fourth before finishing off the to meet Clay again. "Obviously I think I could Briton with a left-right combiheat him, or I wouldn't be nation at 2:20. "Every fight I have now I re- carrying on like this," Patgard as one step towards anoth. terson said. en clash with Clay," Patterson said. "I am now looking forward to a fight with Mildenberger. I think the winner of that one title another have should chance. s$ DUiC . - ~. - - I I ,• Patterson Says Bring On Clay . -q I Robinson. trying for tile Tri- , f . - J shutouts in Ills first two starts Cleve]a nd downed Allinnesota 4- some of the youngster's neighars, he might have been eligi-. ble to pitch In the Series. Baltimore, in a bind for pitch. ing with Steve Barber heading a list of injured hurlers, started around for mound help . .. all the support he needed with his '17th home run, a personal as well as club record. Robinson also had a double afl(I took over the lend In the batting tnCe, breaking a tie with Minnesota's Tony Oliva. , - ... + Series but his two shutouts have kept the Orioles driving toward the flag, a goal that could be reached before the week is over, In the only other American League game played Tuesday, combination of three Baltimore victories or losses by secondplace Detroit wraps up the flag for the Orioles, Phoebus tied a major league record with the consecutive SURPASSED! - & - - wrong brought an average Of tube. Bob Griese will find a \\,iy Oct- .. -. month. A group of Phiochuis' You-k blanked Ilnustuuu 3 0 arid ;uhr' Crown, loath Oliv;i by a sin- loaded cin!r-. driving In two Ilasik Bauer Baltimore neighbors picketed ithnsntn (krerIi.'(I St. I.oisis 5-I. fir- point. .112 to .11 I The On- runs, and lirtluteti Minnesota to a .714 for the first week of the tn cet the brill intn the Irish end season. zone. Here's hoping the average UCLA over Syracuse: Gary soars In the second week: Beban and his playmates shade Purdue over Notre D ame: Floyd Little and company. This could be one of the best over Louisiana Alabama Tech: Next week Tech plays in its class against McNeese State. Hardly a workout for the defending national champions. Nebraska over Utah State: The deliberate Iluskers are guided by quarterback Bob Churchich. Arkansas over Tulsa: The NEW YORK (AP) - When they talked about Jim Brown's Porkers got a good scare last they barely when successor they mentioned Jim week squeezed past Oklahoma State. Willard, Bill Taylor, Ken 1440. Brown, Gale Sayers, Tim Brown. Nobody, even thought of Michigan State over Penn Israel A. Lang of Tennessee State: How can you defeat a team whose defense includes MI. Lang. a third-string fullback such operators as Bubba Smith with the Philadelphia Eagles at and George Webster? Baylor over Colorado: Terry training camp, running behind Earl Gros and Tom Woodeshick. i Southall Is sound again. leads the National Football. Missouri over Illinois: The League's rushers with 179 yards I Tigers from the Big Eight have Russ Washington on defense In two games. When he opened against St. and Charlie Brown (in o!fene. Michigan over California: The Lc-;uis it was only hi s€'c-ond \\o1crnnes quarterback. Dick NFL start, but he gained 65 Vidmer, of age last became yards in 16 carries. Last Sunday, he rolled up 114 yards on 16 week against Oregon State. Louisiana State over Rice: By bursts, the only 100-plus game about a touchdown. In the league so far. Florida over Mississippi Sixteen former Michigan State State: Many critics rate Steve athletes are on National Foot- Spurner of Florida as the best passer among all the collegians, ball League rosters this year. & . I ASSOC ATED PRESS last As Manager i - S s . - THE anK Dauer moans i ne Dwes y - not see the impending triumphs of Wisconsin over Iowa St-ate. ginses of the season and youl Miami over Colorado or South- can see it on your television ern Methodist over Illinois. if the blocking and screen Those three picks that went tackling doesn't shatter your O ie P R ll Welcome To Coaches - 'rite 1)ndgpi- q t,nrkerl Ktifr, r '.it hi a 15 tlt attack INI by Wi's Parker, who thrive In (nitir ruins hi I wit $irlgfrq anti a ground or, lion Vi ny knocked in I firrc' rtIn with, a IUIsr5 Ir,n,rfrd dniuihir' In a - rim otsttn,rst it, thin' fifth lottIng, ' .•rnnuuu lauw scattered eight. liii 4 III I hip it t q the lI, id phurt' (liints flu-c grimes friars I he top and Juist oboist, out. t1 thr' tart'. Willie St nirgell throve in I u n runs Ith a pair of citigies tulle f)onri t lr'rirli-'non arid Jr-sse (intruder hnmr'red F nIrlin Math,rn q harked To, I lOrliliff r s five hit pitching by 12 DAYS RE1,11AININ"G ON the temperament of a wildcat - all because he could ... . DI-It-rill, Can't Pitch His Best Hurler Only 12 Purdue Favored . Quarterbacks - gJn clrivlrij.t lit two ruri 'vith ri rind a d.-aible. Mark .Iones mrldenl a home run to AtInriaq alt ar-k. Cin(' I fltPlt I tleteated Chico go '. it h three runs in the I (i h inning. r., Cardenos snapperl a tie with a ruinsrnirir,g dn'ih!e, rind (;nrriy (Mr-man added a Iwo ruin single. The Cubs scored I hr-I r three ruins In the fifth, two on Ron Sant' hoses-loaded single. The Mets gained their second straight shuito'it over 1fnuqt behind .lru-k Fisher's four hitter. ilob Show blanked the Asros on f(,tir hits the night before. Rod I Inirelson gave Fisher th. only run he needed when he led off the game with a single, stole 5C rinti and coma home as Ed Rressond singled . , & . p - llrui',utti 4 1 Hum wrlqlur-(l out Itutr, rut Wnchiogtrin, (tulcsigo at Now York rnul (tiIifornin rut leads (lie Baltimore Orioles (o- tit(! Orioles offices. s1199C.80111' , Phoelvis pitcht-d a fivehitter. ol pq, olltripl(ler hwi it %ide lead . ,;Ix Wt.% as the Indians beat the Xhr #nntarh firralt) ward their first American that Tom, a local boy, be called striking out -evout 'l'hir' Oriole" + in the home ruin and ruins-bat- T'.ins. R.tSE13ALI1 SCII EflU1E e becomes • , nt, ,r pitching stall tins usaniuged ' oc,ies1c r o. tile n- till ,rem Rochester eague pennan, only lent -lu rrues. lie ha.s 47 homers The Indians nicked Jim Perry N tTION I I F t('LJF our ete oatnes .9ince Atilt. to Ilartrion Killebrew'.-; lCi and I fnr twn rum without a hit In the Instend Baltimore recalled I and the yomig9ter hwi two W. 11'. C, 13 G R be Able to lise Ills most. effective of 1111% 114 [till to ' Roog flowell'.41 first Inning and Tiant went the Frank Hertaina and after only the World Series. pitcher in Dave McNally rn- i-' of the 1 Los Angeles so en i n for his 10th victory ' £ 11 I I That would %OUiO 00 rookie torn one start, z'ertaiuiit reported lie stall has the other two. Imis Tiant delivered n base.%-I against xi many losiel. e 24-yenr-old right. had a bad knee. Phoebus, inciinPhoebus wivi brought. tit) aftvr var ' ' --------Ralan Of Schedule - bander who pitched •. •.. • his second white helped Rochester to the It, the rosters went to a 40-man ww straight shutout in as many big pennant, striking out 207 batters linilt. on Sept. 1. 1k' is fnehigit,h" Pittsburgh NE\\' YORK (AP) - A computer-minded figure league starts Tuesday night, In 200 innings, to pitch in tim Series b.'cnuse he filbert has made the numbing discovers' that there are Sept. 21 At Situ Francisco blanking Kansas City 4-0. When Rochester was elitninat- tv:is not on the Orioles' 25-man 22 At Atlanta 20 football playing colleges whose teams are flamed The victory reduced the Or!- ed In the playoffs, Phoebus was roster Aug. 31. 23 At Atlanta the Wildcats. des' magic number for clinch- finally recalled. It was too late Frank Robinson gave Phoebus, 24 week there also was a football forecaster w i th lug the pennant to three. Any for him to be eligible for the __________ - . Sept.. 21, 1966 - Page 9 - + • PI T , __ s.krcry ... --- S... urr canes Two Way + " , you care... '._I)~ t &, + s + 1L.1 L. L .. sthem,on - ' -+ rim nvvt-ngu' it ii a 1.71; uiiiiui. III completegausir's with I nod In strikenuds with 281). 1 le WOIl I. reach hk 'ii:' i''r iclugute sI t-lkrnnl rr'cuprd of lit', but tie could top his high vh-t',' tot at of 2fl and finIsh -lthi an i'U A tower I tinti uk l'tlIflitI low of 1.7.1. ii, also lq lust rubouit assisreil of winning uk FU Iii sttiiight EllA crown. I oilier NI. filth'S, At lii,,' it sliiped Into Fourth pine.' 1w do tent Ing St I ouuis II, ('un iuuiuiuit topw.I ('hlcag.t 1-1 In ii Itutui oils iuuiul New You- k hlusnkr'il ltolu4ton 3 0. In the Attics k aim t,t',igiu', hal tittiot e I t'(llt( CCI its niagic pen tiunt ', inning number to three with a 40 u Ii tot v n , lnn;,is (711y and ( let-eland (IO%t flP(l -- 1. ~..-'~~'., .1~ ..."~ '~-'~-.'.~., , * .. I ,~~ .._..~~. 1--X ~, 0, .1 ~ .; ~(-Wk,,~ ' ,I" 1~ ljmwj.~, -- ,I .•, , + - - . 'I: 1. - '- !) , +4 ___________ .,++ a ave.... - I ' 1 e help we can get from the Bowling League. Big "Dude" bit revealed in their Titusvill e Last 1ocal bowlers. a 205, 225 - 611 far the last week, aliminut,e the fum~ Inciftitaby, the high game NAAITD team an Tuesday night bles on hand-off,; and continue by Colonhil to Cocoll will- 31h It I, A 1% -_ a ____ r and series rolled this past week with G. Kerr of the Vigilantes to improve the timing of the = • also the highest individual team not too far behind with backfield squad. NEW YORK (AP) - Argenti- The bout will be telecast us- • III '\. ,..1 the 510 vnrt turned-in by any howler a consistent series of IRO, 182, I nit's Oscar Bonevena and un- tóonnlly by Madison Square In preparing for their en1 a In the tournament so far. I'm 183-552. heaten Joe Frazier. a couple of ,. counter jigainst tilt, Grenadiers. 1 opmkine of Ron Wellons, (IC11 The Sunday Deltnna Mr. i young Ilea vyweights who would '-Tarden-RKO Productions, but a and Jerry Canton's 2b4. Mrs. League won't be bowling to their running- from ttIt like a cracL at FIo'd Patterson. New Y ork will be blacked out. • center Starting time is 10 p.m.. EDT. Get a jille of little quickie this Sunday duo to our men's instead of the wing formation Iash in it television 10-rounder I I •,. us Madison Square G arden to notes for you: Sanford Men's tournament 'but will return next Additionally, lIetta explaioe1j Bonavena. 21, has a 21-2 • r " night. now has available Sunday, October 2 at '7 p.m. that their record including 17 knockouts. Bobby `*oee arm patches indicating They did have their share of DeWitt, who scored Colonial' ________ I Friizier, the 22-year-old Olym- "He will go no more than four gmc, ui 225, 250 and 275. They good games this past week, only touchdown last weeI pie champion from Philadelphia rounds," said Bonavena, who -. L ______ iind winner of all 11 of his pro rates right up there in the confi- • may be purchased from associa. however, with an unusual 158 a 50-yard Scamper, is just ' '.'thin secretary Gil Luck or here triplicate series shot by Jim fights by knockouts, is a sur- dence department with Cassius S prise 2-1 favorite over his more Clay. "Frazier has never met a at the counter at the lanes. Snapp. experienced opponent. Be sure to cheek your coupon Others worthy of note i anyone who can punch like me. • cjNFO0 322-0906 ~ I A 1. y I ticket In thu' October 10th is- Doug - Lovell's 1C2 and 374 The lure of young fighters I will break his head." ; a r DRIVE-•IN , with I nyu records might drag a sue of the Sat. Evening Post games, Lois Oaf with a 1(U), "I'm too fast for Oscar," said PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER bare at the lanes. Something Dick (Public Relations) Young crowd of 10,000 and a gate up Frazier. "and I can hit just as SERVICE OPEN B A. - MIDNIGHT 1I0 4 like 2xv prizes to he given 17G, Phyllis Gearon 161 and I hard as he does." DON JONAS, star quar- War& of 40,000. away and nothing to buy on Herb Packmnn terback for the Orlando your part. The Monday evening women's 1. • Panthers of the Continif you've nothing better to scratch league, sponsored by __ ental League and former da on Prldny, Sept. 80th or an Quality Mobile Homes, had more III T All American at Penn A October 1st, why don't than their share of lassies over State will b thefeat, pea out on a oinlnoje High's baby grid. ured speaker YOU WP very worthy 500. The highest of which was here in squad, coached by Ralph Sanford on Monday evecause by "Bowling for Danny Suzy Bone's 210-568 with the CS.. Thomas and ALSAC." balance of the list, Betty Richey Stump! and Owen MeCarron, ning Oct. 10 at B p m On these days, you'll be able IDI-515; Ellen Betts 1713--fill; S putting the final phases of at the recreation hail at in bawl three games for only Margie Kipp 1BS-504; Dot Its game Into shape in prepare. All Soul's Catholic i: ,, , 1.00 with all proceeds going Johnson 1e2-518; Gloria As- tion for the season opener U Church -;-:4>: !,--,.,~.~'...:._ 6tMs orrunizutinn . . . Aiding cardi 20r,--filo; Margie Carn- Thursday With counti- rivaa, USO IIA"kemin Stricken American them 198--507. if 1 -,:.~-,::~, RVE- . .,.,~~"-~.,~ ~ ,.~:,., ...... ~,.,.~.~:~~,~l:.~::".,~:..:,.30:', Stunipf termed the practice Children. That'll do ft for this week, : "sloppy" and lacking Betcha you'll feel real good with only one little reminder session H i the necessar' *baut It, 'too! attitude to come to all local bowlers planning ". .:~. :AN ".. How many miles from home are they now.. Some of thea. gals nitty lid entering our big tournament out of the Lyman the displaced, lonely millions in uniform who defend pea with their occasional low Try, to schedule yourselves for Be said, "We need much th on e :. scores, but I know a couple of Friday evening whore there has work at ever' Position our freedoms across the world? , too lullshs wus. are wjw to them been less of a crowd, Plus the team jI1i1 i,tffud0 Just as far as their nearest USO! For wherever they go, Witt' (our e. fact, that it'll rive ° The Bab uso is there With warmth and friendship, interest and concern, Seminoles went I'm refe' 'iis to CIii ton and IT n entries an oppor- th I rough practice and scrini-' iv.:. and traveling shows to spice their loneliness with joy. Offering, too, i-o Auto tunitv to use Suturdnv and Suit, r mage sessions designed to pol. MIAMI(AP a welcome choice of conduct. Bales who lust week put up day times. b )-The same typo isb their atrial attack and iron f two wzi quarterbacking a USO is your "thank you" to the men and women who serve us all. out their ground game. 4 which j fl 5j largely responsible Remember , USO Thu con'thes indicated that f or C gets no government funds. It is supported versity or miamps 11-1 ... the practice only by voluntary contributions through your United Fund haven't football record J0 v do ep a y 0 ?C;:;.' ~w t or Community Chest. This year, let your gift say you care. been at all good and they're in the works again this year. r, 't ~, WoMed about not being ready Back, in ., -, ....'.. -,". Give more for our bigger job this year! for their first game. .~ .,. , 1".. ,:~~7 -. "". Ak The suund's health is round and th e injury bug which has to alternate with Mario Bonofig-: -i . ;,.~, -~'r. , '. . ; I plagued the baby tuini for the lie, an accurate passer. The job i + : Pus few years hasn't 'iBited of setting up a defense for two '. them. styles of play baffled Miami foes The young Seminoles lUC all fall its the Hurricanes rolled :'4 ninth' up mostly of Sanford up 257 points in nine games. '' 6 .lunrnr High graduates temper. Against University of Colorado ••:,: 11 I . ~ ed by the junior varsity exper. Miami turned loosf* . . ~ ... . I .! ~, . - Bill Miller, , oe of John MOY 0110 .A. Paul the sharp Passing junior who to * i Plvec- Bobby Powell, Dave Ri- collected two TD passes and ,.?~~ .tk.,~ Cliarde and John Hawkins UISO Dave Olivo of Arnold, Pa.. a I I , 11 . . "JIt",I -'.., . -.14-11 I , , ~ ! will provide helpful experience Sophomore I who was the game's I : ~ 11 - C - ,1 ' - , 4 o onial . -1,i - + i were members last year." The proceeds from the sale - ., - 1 & I flepens (in te i certa nty does exist. that Frank a ., _______ .. . .. - e I - Md and would appreciate all Dudra of the Navy Intramural I * - Ai&A I - __ Ik commodate those persons Interestecl in joining our group. Our ohective '. to raise th e total 3 number higher than the 300 who - ----------------- N., & - -. . & 11 -. ry ..LM-r-,øT,' .+ -+ _+__ Pitcher Named Koufax A ;wiinnnt rave over the l'Itts burgh l'it-ntes, who whipped San . l"i'nnu.'isco Among a lengt h' iIt of nnoui ing inns-ks Knulax Iiiis fltliic'vuul. wt'iiuips the fliost. ,uiiniiuig is I ii, record four IiO-hlttdl'S lie tins pltt'heut in the ;uist four yeni-. flut wItt only three nun-.' 011(1 possIbly ouily chances two Kouilax' streak is dangermisly fleflV flU 011(1. Kotifn, %%1)() hit-,% lost onl eight games, tills done such is goon JOt) of holding tue opposi tinti in an absolute inloltinuun that the Dodgers hn en t no tired the ahicont e of nnuittir'i no littler. '1 he 10 .'at old ate lends thu' majors in victorles. in earned - -' - + eofltfne through Saturday zrnd evening Singles C1aslc League of these memberships will be mday starting at 2 P.M. and was saved, thanks to the bowltjljed to erect lights at the 09637 hour and a half thn•- lug done by Pete Petersen. GCL Seminole High School baseball for a scratch league, there car : ft'I1. which in turn would asLeading nil doubles teams thinly weren't too many 200 or : th e football teams to eonsist III p.snt1v are Charles Thomas higher games to report to 'ou. ¶ duel their przctice to a later i Besides Pete's bombings ' . . d Doug -Jonas with their hour. 'm I nJe_.._enn stories a w ay, was hoping that a shade slower than Seminole's result of two important points, type of game they play against. Whighnm will i fa 1172 wt. Not too many pins '"i not plziv ncrzimst 11 of the concession stands behind and tied for second place games, the only other bowlers Colonial would have won their speed-mcrchiint, Bill Frisby. First, they also have a great us," answered Metta. "Whnt Cloji this week. hut will at Friday night's Seminole-Coentering the "charmed circle" game against Cocoa last wee k," Jerry Canton and Jt As a matter of fact, the on- number of new and young plus'- we're actually doing In propsi - probably start against, next lonial game will be manned by Wellans and 'irunuin Sharpe were L. R. Jones 200, Glenn said head football coach Buck ly time that Frisby was beaten opponent, Evans, an memher of the club, under the ors on their roster. And second- ing for each opponent d Pete Nurkates with their Grigga 224 and 204, Bob Locke Matte of Seminole High School. In track last year was by this the away contest. supervision of Jackie t.-aolo. lv. they played against a much tack their weakness its same Metts added. laøes. 20, Dick Schnitzler 206 and "That way, they wouldn't have "Another gp point - thebetter Cocoa team than many game progresses rather than • S • I aaaaaa• 'Carlth and Wollons are from Rich (Sling Shot) Murphy's 201. been so htmoi-t' for fhnh. 4....s -. . . rtit. pn,.14.,.-,1' - pre -game pian on a parunjomni ground game Will .. Talking about good bowling pa and e . th latter duo repwin, au they'll probably he Would the Seminoles use tlit' ticular series of plays." S the bucks of their giant and always means a 600 series or meeting us this Friday." (. )lerritt Island. air limes more against Colonial Although th e starting line-up a speedy fullback Bill Heath, who a higher for the gents and This We'll he In need of quite Coach Metts sta ted that the tips the this week? is not definite at this point, the scales at an even 200 • fry soerers for this final week. week that would mean Steve . . at t_ ____________ __________ 11 - ., ._1 IV & I . ,. -. Drive Set ' 1 I I 1 ___________________ & P ., _- ) Of fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snndv lou1nx has been n (Otture 38 times this season, lut he doesn't mind, and nd (tier do the I .ns Angeles Dodgers. li1tifil\, ho says he (rh's fun' a no littler evcs'y time he stat-Is 8 grIme, IilHdC his 38th start. r the' seasnu Tuesday siight but again failed (ii keep his cue-nseason no-hit streak intact. The Dodgers, ho w ever, over(-iWO 11111t obstacle, annihilating Philadelphia Il-i as KOUIOX pitched a live-hitter instead ntiul becnsiiu' a 2 game t timer tot(tie (liii d I sine in his career. The v ictory ena bled the l)odg us to maintain their I game lead in the Nutionnl League - + Club memberships like mad," aid Burt Hollin gsworth. presi. the High : s : 1e School Work On Hand-offs., TLMLng -- . + •. . ace Failures 38 - I . -- + 0 Intensie I - -I + . _1 I - 11 Seni. 1. 1P' I Seminoles a '. _ I % Locals , .: *13~. I I ,,-'~ ,.& . . - rrn0 :tti ni- h ?;r r . - , 1,, . 9. I. . . . I... .. or-, t... ".. . ,-~ ;~ 1.k" ,,-.1.~4 .Q un n Flaridu with well over 600 en- comes Dot Johnson this weel, trim competing for the 750 and duplicates the feat. (You bubcs betterknock It off before SANFORD guaranteed prize pursc. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL POOTRALL SQUAD As matter of fact, that 750 this generous sponsor withfirst row -left to right.: Kip Braden, Scott Thompson, ,Tim Dun.covert; the top two prizes draws his lovely loot! Just kidbarn, Ricky Meeks, Mike Walraven, Bonn Futrell, Eddie Pad'1tI. Jie total prize list exceed- ding gals, Pin certa in they engett, David Neiman, Andy Adcock, Randy ivy. Tommy Gracey, *ng $*ft1,0. That's a lot of mcmiii Joy your superlative lawllrnr.) Dennis Nicoll. Second rw -Charles Harald, Ricky Gilmore, Dub any man's pocket-hook or Speaking of thh league, Dot ane Rogers, Mike Krecek, Brian Smith, Glenn Burns, Jimmy Rabnul6 I have said woman's Johnson caine through with the first 200.pins game for the purse let ; start season by toppling a 201. I%r final squad tin It ;~ .i r 31L_._ WeVe rapidly sippronching the string out four strikes in At rAt first. it seemed I .1 t ile First Ann Men's Doubles Handi- would take maybe a month ar Jft Unes two before the money wall ac- I -nument with SUCCESS tuAilly Oven away. Wnudn't you know It that ab'.ady written nil over it! Thidouhu'dly. this will turn Carole )iee dipped It 'right i ,*I_ I_i _ I bOO for the rir who would by JOIPs A 'PoI.qK1 1" . ~* - - ~J ~ ~ , I I i . . .. ,. ~ -1 1 ~ - :. , , L 1 . 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CAN ________ .. .I I., - 1 - ,1, . -- .4 : II.I . 6 kh, SPECIAL - -. _ !..'', %. I -, : : . I, . " K ., ,~.I .~,'~ 11 —. him. of h 1 I t man full . A l ,l, 111111111 ~ , .. a - J.. 7 I 85 - 4 .j!(i t I~ * . 4, , i the operating table for a enr- ~ .. I ...'~ 4 - Th(, Sanford ~ All Floridii I ident, Charles E. McCune, re. I , reived the enrnurappmrnt iind . t 4" ~%111. 1.-, f 0 V i i 1 I It war, through ~ Herald via the I ll ~'.:,`.~!.~.,r_ , .)I, 13 i1 0 .0 , ! II I splanto Tra ~t_,`~,,.,,,. I -—, I I Sept • 5.LB. BAG —.. FULL GALLON F 110 .0 -.. •. . _____ C . ________ • _______ — c _________ Il •: cuted to his job in association 11 ith I Service Public the puny ous of (Thin cities nectinn : in with and that his lived state work him improved NW. MARINA M'EEKS, new teacber for ninth grade general bUSinCRF and typing classes at South ,*:*~%Il~ Seminole Junior High School, wits born in Rome, ited States and attended the University Hampshire, City College of New York, land studied a - Mid-Florida Tech She is married , the (Herald Photo) of three, and lives in Orlando - and cons er an operation such Some three months ago a story relating ho were conc _______________________________________________________________ 'I I I I . . I ,4 + •. ij ~ A 'A I : _Irt -;_.4.,-_ -1_* I 1. I ..." . I . 11 I., _%~ it 0 ) r $ i. ; ," -"; . I .; 1, I I , ) a I II . ago 111:1~ •. `., I, - . . -. r 11 :.j 'r'*L,. . . .,... .!,;~;:;'."" ij,r''~ ' .. . ..."..". 1. ...... ,- I. • • 6 ... , .I : . ..1 . . • . 4 * IL I v the. waiting room, h( heard rL V U L : Cuiii .- • . for 91 • r. " I—. .. -- and ihuii. At . • First Shiloh thani c to ., .. I spare time .. .1 .. . ... II "No, I don't Go i beavid and road deaths The onas ly thing you can get run down think of my Iling turtlt a L4 the breeding season" Her home on the ibluId , i,tt Jiureitts, lonely. my she stalks 'wild fowl, dives for But Rep. John Young, D-Tex., (Herald • . • 460i aest food and ervullis vegetableti about so U'Uloy thilkIrt; thut Ubed JY . to worry me. I adore living next in the Island's rich soiL of tile chu"Illing Photo) I I ii I • Observed I n County By DOTTIE AUSTIN ection of new president, Arthur ' National Dog Week, this week. C. WheaUey of Casselberry. • t; average and daughter, Marva, have as their tention to the Seminole County triake the Society a "real, live. Humane Society and to the going organization." house guest, Mrs. Gladys G. Grimes. of New York Citv. Site many dogs and cats. who spend (See Sanford Herald. page 10 can be remembered best as tII& days at the county animal Sept 19) shelter. hopefully awaiting a The shelter Is a long. concrete Gladys Green. kind master who will come and block building with pens inside, 0 0 * I I .. I ' thin in the h w wee-I s remaining • served us superintendent Vacation Bible School. . ; ' I 1''r 0 ______'• • ' .. - ., S count taxes. It means, lie is in SIRLOIN - ROUND SWISS CLUB POTATO CH I PS Geographic Society, to supply animal are charged $7.50 for picked up if allowed to run g 1rom the Masai with water. For their grown dugh. $5 for puppies, $3 loose. Animals which have bit- h ' F 9 I 2/89C • Oz Ins,.. Lar. ' C LBO 7 4/$1 LBO a 9 a 8/$1 "SHURFINE" Tall Cvw lose 114198/$1 "S-U%NLITE" BONES * PIG FEET c TOMATOES 8/$1 a a I a 68, RED TO AY C L B SMOKED S les dia-uccreditation before the BOLOGNA I-LB. Carrots LB p CELL -1 C CELLO ' BAG 4 'GOLDEN GEM" LEMON.%DE OR I 0 Onions 3 LBS S Can c 10 LBs I I , . I "I--- I-_ 1. 11ORTON11 , - ULEF' — 1. . I - -1 4-04. S140 TURKEY I Ea. i : : . C GREENS U S i I59C S S S I . . ifI1 '. ______________________________________________________________ .' ", ' 1I school persomiel from Seminole . from Volusia, Flagler and Putnam countieti, are meeting in , Daytona Beach today for a ,. SPECIAL . - .. "drive-in" conference on the education . _______ ... , of disadvatituged children. '. , 1. "s .. . •______ 3 LB, BAG • OIL- adinillittlutive Etuff, flicludjug Erne.st Cowley, llarpe-r I)Ougluki, Mrs. Elizabeth W1111 I II -, ,I C I & 4, -: U arid Mrs. Dorothy Baker. . GIANT BOX Attending - 11 11 I : C FABULOUS . NO 21/2 CANS • . . A • ____ 1 I SPECIAL . .. I _______ - educutlon and sponso:ed by the Ste Department of Ed ucation. 0 SPECIAL "BRUCE" CUT SWEET . `- The session Is being conducted by the University of Sou th ' . _______ FOR 0. . I.I .1. % C . 00 iGo , so . 6,I T. I . I q Gerinuity, is celebluting th-v ll unniverhurY Of its illaugu. ration of j,hutA,gsaphw lemia production. . 4 0 . . .1, . . I.. • • I - - I - - I - - . I •, i 6-0-6. Cans LIMEADE a 4 a a . 9/99C . A . 49, WISCONSIN RED P0 • FROZEN 8. C • U I PP WIENERS • I a I 8 5C SCHOOLBOY A • BISCUITS YOUR SAUSAGE • SHURFRESH" (Limit: 6 with $3.00 order) LBS. 78 CHOICE TRY ALL 19C OLEO . • ..1 f - • II 4/ 11 . • ROUND A large delegation of publie , j :, , *: 1 I GREEN BEANS RIB OR BONELESS Attend Confab V 1.. . 1_.. . ~ - JU31BO "NORTHERN' c MILK LEA MEAT • 11 1 RoIl Pkg. TISSUE . a 0 r, '' 3/$1 a 1 I 4 TOILET ViI li 46 09. cam FRUIT DRINKS .. C 4/95c 11 8 a I a . .. III 19c PRODUCE IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I. (NO LIMIT) antliropulogist Louis utilebb the sheltLr It. covercrowd otily upun proof that iijwula. L.eakey Is building dams ad before they are destroyed tiun has been gi'. en the second S B with the help of the National Penons wishing to adopt an Untagged aninials will be £K Hero CHUCK their educational system. ad against rabies for the pro the Jerome and Robert are the out and see, te suns of Mrs. Ella L. Beasley, of The shelter is loca d Just tection of the animal. the own- t I first art U t be' 1 LBs 4 - a home. REAL Cr ek c LBS. L SHOULDER Beasley has undergone shepherd pup who was injured is expected to aid measurably Shapely Ic ptroiers 4 . i O. Cia BREAD LB 48c foot the bill i • t.l LEAN MEAT . • DAIRY 'JI o • BEEF - LB that fl County are 17 principals ummd 15 t&aehere, plus mnembus of Je-.ff, 'who ............. NECK rankis West \'mrginlu hcre. they %e-re protecting the fossile of ancient plus 11 50 a day for care Anti required b) but-h the city and kept about two weeks the county and can be obtaincd married in 11)56 The hue two man at Olduval Gorge Under mala are ' . $ 88 ________________________________________________ Florida's center for continuing ''.. 59c . "DEL MONTET ASS'T LIMIT: 2 I nortli of the county road depart- er. the neighbors and children When site can find time, &the our city. ment on South Hwy 17 92 On with hum the amnmnal may It 'also makes her own clothes balling out their pets wW come in con tact. with era unu sual agreement An Carol and "Gene" were childLicenses for all animals are hood sweethearts in their nutive Tatizania's Masai warriors it; be charged a pick-up fee of $3 a .. . ft CORNED C County has been letting the state and federal governinetitis -______________ , It I I. ~11, of BEEF y Id i - 1., . ________ from local up stray anitnals, on call from mis Owners whose dogs are citizens. Dri ver of the truck is Church of the Nazarene, she c. Robert Beasicy, who was with ng are advised to call the shlt- Paul Lord. stationed er and check to see If their ani- Scott urged that all pet ownth e board and teaches the Jun- the 01st Airborne Division, mal hits been picked up or drive ers have their animals inoculatior Girls' Clues. Site recently in the hospital in Japan. , -A~, '•: t 21st at the shelter under the care of mals comfortable and prevent Grady Scott, shelter manager. insects and odors. as an American Red Crot;s Aux- Crooms High. 0 * 9 in ber church, the 14tl;e MuIT the basebal.1 team. .."ti'.. J• _______________ Wilentli. The resolu tion calls for a se lect five-nit committee to f 'si I LA RLTt FVFRF - He said the county ranks 5001 in per-pupil expenditures of teacbers are paid an aver- world, u nimn h, cotwidered it in park at Garnett, Kan. Infint. cinim-ived the concept that to sWy out of excavation areas Wb Airt ple.tity of twoks and a gin. iur for unyout-'t, W-itefit.11 The Setitioule County Hummw a certain 1,wriod of tittle until able rubbtr legs lit reftibeii to drink werc placed by t WRA6 ter cut site culls Thoutub. And 11IL'She declarob her nilund "non- wiuukliug if steam inight be ubwdl for power, where Weir cuttle ruight tram- Society operates at; a non-pro- it can be dettrinined if they I dirty water. lifical. lium-eligivus." ~ 6" hw time Is opwit in the plur. ple lossill boneis. fit arganizaUou under tht dir- are rabid. Pk"10"M IL& A 94l in the first century A.D. i almost at the bottom of the football * * * . TOWELS steadily until today "the county in communications and when a child sat on his back. In ridding the shlelt.er of the treasurer of the Parent-Tech- training He seems be recovering, pestiferous flies, which plague er Organization there. She also will go to Camp Pendletonwill Scott said. the animals and the keepers. San Diego, Calif., where he the df I Many mixed breeds of dogs A panel truck. painted white. years as homeroom mother municatrnn. He is a 1966 gra- are available for adoption—big with the name and telephone chairman and worked in all the duate of Crooms Mgh School. ones and little ones, long-haired. number of the shelter and the lonely for Humane Society, is used to pick PTO activities, where he played left field on abort-haired and aII I earte I • i.e. 38c LBO 4 punches b saying that 24) C r ago the counts "was fl forefront of educational lendh " b h onal Dog Week . CRACKER'S 11, LBO ...•.... group here. In a prepared text, Christian said he ,wasn't pulling ariy • in BACON E0. iiiucb . hers nimssing t Mondays meetmug vote with lihn and other up- conduct the investigation if it it; and two brutherti, lout not nusa talg't.ull' I siiii;u1 wonder why, pp roved b the House There tht% pUt U wit-li the-u ith Of was sonw doubt whether the "N0%% 1 unde-ratand - ENDS OF SLICED CHUCK owne r at the Seminole Counts animal she]- ter. chuckled. "it was great, I sure her husband it, his I)osition u's N.C. sister Aw a but near the shore. To cut, 1 ' TAMPA (UPI) — Hillsborough County has one of the worst school systems in Florida ,.I I. .1.11 . ,.;, V I 39c Ne. I Tall Can SALMON • For Poor Schools Ma ry worker at Longwood Plc. Jerome Beaslev is home Among them are a full-blood- Scott demonstrated a new School and unofficially assists on leave from Camp Lejeune, ed black poodle and a German "fly-catcher" insecticide which offered a motion to reconsider him I've got a dozen com. with,)ut thein if you try hard lwve been enough. Anyway, I could never the vote' and the resolution could fry plexea. fli IA, rtaverhed litter if three mem- i)~~fj:j _ right. All I lamw is that out fine one boy who wunt,ed to tit) l bs mass murders, political i ______________ . Hillsborough Hit Presently there are 25 dogs outside runs. Every effort is Carol Jaques. wife of Longwood By DONNA and puppies, about 40 cute little made. with fans and electronic Church and achool volunteer Councilman Eugene Juquefi. visiting relatives In Newark, N. "W up- ed Turzatt. ________________ _________________________________________ The convention will continue through Thursday. I I. would like to return very soon" I ', all the things I wanted to here I haven't got one. idea of a man is tin educu you' apart from My "Here re \ . U*S* GOOD BEEF :~,. , . •.•,.. a baseball. Commenting on his Church, School Work . V 1% are unsupported by law. His • ,.• rine re arch stutiomi. 1, shipwrecked on an island. ,,A,,~ * 0-- - .. "Men." she iinyti, "art- like motion carried by an 84 vote. 11 `~,;~,., , 3 Freud hud iioine wonderful theo- (j( •'• • Quantity Rights Reserved ::c a ' ecutive committee Is made up of J. Abney Cox, Princeton; •; I Lb. 1a S GRITS or MEAL • ... 11 PRICES GOOD THRU WED., SEPT. 28 of ii Mrs. Bessie Hawkins and seems a good time to call at- Wheatley has promised to by the Office of Education ~ "At mix I dreunied of being the Queenslund Univeraity 11111- tiet OU C&tfl 46 St. the association 1r two years and also served as con vention chairman. Duda is a past president and a past ice psident Other officers are George Wedgeworth, Belle Glade, I where he starred (Herald Photo) the guidelines thing I've ever wanted to (10. findings with the director of Tuesday, saying bud habits; I O ic- cans 6 5 /41 0b %m I I .." . .1 .11 . \OU t xihary uniform in preparation for clinic duty. House Rules Committee iiiarint s;ueeilneus. Every two wce'ks, a charter approved a Southern-sponsored t'tlii'i' also of 0 ,1 C If UM 11 precdent 41/ L - tIL.i rica about that! According to II I I 'TARIN HOME" ________________________ ter a tour of duty. Sanders is C th h it gradua e Mrs. Eugene (Carol) Jaques of Longwood gives of her time to volunteer work at Longwood Schuol where her two sons are students. She is shown sewing_ the patch on her Red Cross Au- , . vice Andrew Duda Jr., - Rvvival services will be held • CHARMING of school desegregation study fish," iit' says, picking its the island to bring supplies, guidelines. up a shell from the beach and fruit and iimilk. Occasionally, be Rep. George W. Andrews. D. admiring It us if it were a takes T&'rrV to nearby Heron II as Evans is a past president - • Sgt. Jacob (Jake) Sanders Germany has returned f .. "I catne here to thiiiL und bout slApper fri(!iid of heris vib- resolution calling for an inves- J term 0 ~. .. I ~ I •.. - •• tlgiLti(ifl . .".".Ill secutive ,'_, a- -'- _ First Shiloh Gospel Chorus is V.M"N~~.; ' .... ,L l'. most appreciative of the sup- ,7;., ,I, _^ , I all choirs who IiL ft'12n,J&~ - 1~1 I port extended by helped in the celebration of its ANXIOUS to find someone to love, this goldenanniversary. and by tuning to haired mixed breed, part Cocker spaniel waits for TV Gospel Time. Their sincere new ,, consumes of theater. thh. • v t; and Joffre C. I Ill W""_ I. . . .L- i .. 1, ... I., I,— . .1, I !i;hl ~,-~~. I. ,.. . ,. '14" .... I -.1. 1.4- , 4I'l 4-" ! I . —it * I. hair styles and clotheii, uIld in- i eating sliarkH, trirky curretar, ~ .4 Spare Time Burbtir White. daughter bail them out. Occupies connected by low openings to ISchool Terry's daily routint in. he was attending roniu,crcml 1 of the work Blonde, blue-eyed Carol serves i. She is a 1966 graduate of bttens and a dozen cats resithng bug catchs to keep the aniamid man- Probe Pictured with the Beatles, the latest derwuter swim, 7 love . - • - II it:' i,u the teeth for identificatit'll 11111d of central Queensland. Six months ago in Bri0june, pretiervu the liend." I ¶ • r ' Miami Beach, in Tall _ ."ll , * Tuesday elected John W E vans, of Oviedo, to his second con- __________________________________________________ . will conduct the services each night beginning at 8 p. m. The me at lives alone on this tim, tropi- to know holuethilig with hendqutirten; tit Seminole cul itiland at the southern tip I timur it. I Alunitorild Hospitul. . of the dungemus Great Bui- "I can then do a gut slide, 1! ".. v.4 I I I. I college, holding down a job uy, rluder a six-mile stroll ',long a typist in U city office, in the beach, then perhaps an un- .1 ' . I rier Reef 48 miles o the count toke a fin count and examine ,i •. projection machine u suig e is demon. stTated for Mrs. Claretha Hudson (left), teacher's aide at Mid w School, b Miss .lean Neale, librari(Herald Photo) an at Midway. onary Baptist Church Lihout before : . • as "the girl Robinson Cruiene-'," teuy. "So I select one I want through Seminole Hospital Eye bunk Atimocitition (SHEBA) : . !. Scheduled .K. .1.1 11.1 I I---1 . 1 ;kl, .." ......,,l. V ., ,:,I ~1. ons 0] ., Revival Services . "I'l l 4 duughtu, Mrs h O `11 ' convention ay ' ! zi etlith since Aug. . , . .: of the school I. •; wlleiiHion to ViHit- I r.%- si*-i, shu huti develoiled a to return to her honie lute thib i for the most humble 111olith. orn1all3, she goes naked. reverence it is reported th ere are 16,in ete' en, blue-eyed and forms ,f life, if she disturbs 0011 blind persons in Florida, 40 blonde. her sun-freclilel f Itelt. I to spider. she is disturbed her- ))t!?* Cent uf which could liuve vision restored if net-eatiary eye, - were a vailable. Dona"I get a damned en! deuce tissue a crowded beach. i ll this area are made I C : -;X1 . I)CKF" (1 Florida Fruit and Vegetable .- . . TEACHER'S AIDES at Mithav School are pictured (fiom left) Mrs Claretha Hudson , Miss Juanita Cobb. Miss Fannie Moore and Mrs. Inez `,- bikini ir 4 .. GROCERY SLICED '- • -' "!"' - . he r I presi- lit- is home now but the heidinr lmoceHses have to lie cure- 1 jully u-titched und it will lie a ~ yelur before tiuccess of the i ~ tratisplunt, it; determined. the nut ' . \\ liw ' I transplant was performed by !' 1 Dr. Herbert E. Kaufman, Aug. ~ '30. At this time a caturact w uui uk D. ISLA NAui. Term, uiuiel Ili(,uii W it) th( tralia — ('cEA — r Si 1idgwuv's leopard-skin miniLivni rh'se it, nature. TerOR Ok I 01 (Herald Photo) : lily BA101Y WAIN' LB* `1 ,I, 6 Capt ure Honors . VISUAL-AID Howell, seated is Mrs Vic Barrington, secret - , Photo) Evans And Duda complete ________________________________________________________________ I I c Genuine Nature Girl ;,.,,.. ac Gambols Down Under I! I I Ic "Mi-, (If 1:11owletipc 11hout A h( 1 ' . - :.1 - I .: McCune entered tht Univer- 61 I 4 fiemib and friends. TERRY RIDGWAY. bikini-clad nature nyml)h, collects tiny sea creature for observation. ) I S.. "7. * 1 Ia ; . " I. —•. : I •. •'• 7 - . 1 - ed all uvitiltible copies of the I , .A -:~1. .. 0 *~, r1aUvLs 't* I 1I %. transplant t he article, he was ready the surgery. Rather than try to wri iilainin a) Ut ,,:.. -..... ,.,;_ ,,...-.,'- .. .. _ ..... ~ I -, 1 1. . -. - . ,. . 'edge I i . (INavy _-:, ; ,,,~, '.. successfully disturbanits rbluin lute est to MeCune was "1erutit • 9rade). I—- ' , . I , Il . I tt . -. fe 11 It i, 6-J.' '. r _!.,_, !,.11.,.,.-y-.5;:w""';,L. 1. --,;.- - • I 17 I ~' , _ C I-.., --- . . 0 . — ning , - , .:~'''.1 V . 1 43- f I LEAN WESTERN FIRST CUT I pros story oti . ft'..4, - ,-,.,*,.. •• _"i) , I . ......,...: I . 1. I . . all kinds of interest •. °'u' uiout the Date and arrat e nt made for the thesplant. ig mc s were All Florida On July 22, Mztgaine published a 1 • . I in • %~* I 11, J 'I . rV. I i i ;1 r~ ... .1 , . - I ,I I : 11 . I the clinic at. University of - -: 1 , ., , ,_"....l '. rnuriiged and finally mitered I!,! - " McCune, after conversing CI Hn by I . iI of undergone corneal ,'.. $ v ! I I lot bud two years . 1, I a -_ .aau.u, ,. Z 1.1ohn P. Hunson, whose right . pierced with i in 1v28 resulting in blindness, I .; 11. ~!,` : " appeared .1 ;r HOUSTON \V. Brigg-s, . I New of AA Ak 10 • 1 nmthcrneh Soon thereafter, hit learned nothing could help his sight, I but corneal transplant. There ! I LIMIT 2 PhASE) . 5 . __________________________ first trip to Florida in 11,64 1 1 ind moved to Daytona in 1957. ~ Italy. She has traveled in many parts of the Un- _____ •: $5.00 FOOD ORDER) left . : I WITH - . 1 .1 . . i ago - hills and expensive ___ __ - re- I. . . the (LIMIT: - v to - - - somewhat then .' van- until ' - in years 1hut • in - _______ _______________________ " 72, Anthony Jackson — S4, Lonnie Jenkins SO, Robert Morse 74, Nos Robinson — 42, Leo EUzy 70 Julius Ringling 75, V erne]] EBzy— 95, Clyde Stevens — 66, Jimmie Debose 55, Robert Ely — 60, Lawrence Livingston — 90, Paul Akins 98, Walter Odomes — 57, Charles Stills — 28, Ten' Bnson — 11, Regino Alexander — 71, Elliot Smith — 87, Anthony Brown (Herald Photo) 72. CROOMS HIGH School 'Panthers' 1966 Varsity Football Squad con- I.....Jimmie Hollie — 24, Larry C. Redding — 20, Tyrone Hatcher — $2. Arthur Barkley — 80, Robert Alford — 30, George Gordon — 40, Ralph Ti llman — 12, Glen Alexander — 45, Arthur tiring in Akron. Davis — 41, Samuel Black — 48, Noah Brow n — 44, Frederick Us right rye begun giving I Peterson — 10, Emory Blake — 88, Leonard Davis — 82, Edtrouble some 20 ward Holton — 85, Bernard Mitchell — 50, David Henderson — after a rious medication. However. trouble shifted - .. 7 . Corn - IL~ S 0 I . �I - T_.(l.,,J.SIl.N_._.I..p.-*. - - .,- - . p ZZ,' I .4' . -, 44ts, - - - -' - - — - - - -----.----•-.----.-. ..•----,••-•----,-• ' •,_-j -.._ _I L_L - Page 12 - Sept. 21, 1966( ( •' -- - 1 1 )flfl ---'- 1'sigc 1 A iiit. t'InII Uti%l Probe Continues In Percy Slaying Candidale High _H laps __ I I _____ _____ , , .., : ,:. •-• •. . r-•-. F: - .• - .' -- - i-iil Asslu:ii'v;I) l'ihtMM - - A n,ii'l line i- iimmit,,iitc til fob cr1. Icing Dig), hI,q tnkc iiver lime M mmmi I mniiynr' bitt fur guy ci-our in tI,u wake of (lit' nu'sig immit mu of a enttimiUii 0111110 "r who Imiutitn'ul ship in ii ilk he store that cares...about youjj • ,t"''d -h'r raint for -\ P K NI.W('R'ff1. Ill the killer, he AuthOritiCc jnvetj.,?jng itenee tif the letter i'ht' of Valt'rit' PercY (1k kyifl .'ontainin the threat to Porey k,qe todaY a pocahie head vol niitirinnc \va' ft' ',her md ,,n?'ered hv a Chicano r-ih 'Ir' by illinok 'te en W. R,,s':rU Arrinlnn of P'antnn. er. drv'r. leo Repthi i(an ;e,ider af 'he Snatt'. F'oh,ce iid I he mailed in May, 'f,intey, 14, told them ji fare in hr(.,,tned Perry and nt)wr hi'; cab Sunday morning rern a "one-way bled a man in .1 pmihli';hed pi(' ride t tire of a 'tu';peet sought for mn na l''y i;l he nil qucMt inn -vhn applied for rork in t?,t -rnn n prnn' on a ynmm - As 'Coord,nafor "Super-Right" tender, juicy, Western BEEF - - -7 - - - '' •. - - i,grec'imu'nl i, i', liii' f'IliIitIILtIi4 rica" was THE PROGRAM, "Developing Baptist. Lenders in Central given at September meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society c1 First Eaptist Church, Geneva. Taking part were (front, from left) Mrs. R. G. Eey, vice president and missions activity elairrnan: Mrs. C. G. Hart, president: Mrs. Carrie Maxwell and Mrs. Virginia 'Geiger; (back) Mrs. Paul L. Maxwell, program chairman arid enlistments; Mrs. G. G. Gibson, secretary; Mrs. M. D. Tackson, prayer and stewardship chairman. Others were Mrs. Helen Alderman, Mrs. Al Hthoosa. youth director and mission study chairman; Mrs. D. E. Rice, Girls Auxiliary leader, and Mrs. Ray (Herald photo) Stevens, treasurer. '• Orlandoan 4. 4, ---.--*?( mWe RIB ROAST WilIhumi i'ioit'lmiiitip, -Ii, au I ( )rlimndi, inqurimiu'c ililli). ssultl hi' I iis tk'siguiiitrd ''u'iiiiimmigui iii Scott I(rlly unit j ties 115 rimiliplilgul clinim-,,mnuu, iii, Lb...89 Per,'v'; cafl1patOi tii The man in the pirSea Paul Do ila' Ill and ''ire' aI'o 'a re'ga'1"d iv,. "ho ver" nor ,',-.'ì'"d. i)m,Iy 'hrritie' a pn'dhtv" ii';pert ,id Pe'r'' had r,rt'Ied r,ixìrt, ri the Percy c'ase t ha' he had ivr"d everai VaI're• 11 tilIliglit er of Re :ornier -aunpanin 'md." from p*ihluarm leader (har1'4 ft Per f ii hnvn' v. wat freinrl tahherl and '' Tie P"rev family md •;O'-i ret to deat hi in the herlrnom of e' ,t I ended ve md frti'ntic he fa mmlv home in Kenitwort hi flhq'niflri Ill erv ri''; for ?vm,ictnfl, like iarl(Iesy mr,rnin Vait'rit' 'rh'r hndc------ u'; ''remat 'èifl'd(,fl A - - mrtl(nnti,,'. '' art' '1iicst 1(111 IliL' h u,fl(h1-p(14 , frit'mitls 1111(1 acqmutinta ru't' ,f the late Va (erie I'crey saul. hi ,Wii hi' ru' with hi' r fa flier, f hit ries I'u' rc a ( h 1 high's Fmii- itii'i' imiui imi gum luau gui iiilti I rhu us I ii nil I i'tiilil i('a 0 (H 0(1 id t" ('r 1 hr ('ii iig.'r, I limo I .t it. quilt Ft-iili,v 4. Men,, It' from liii fi('jS. M i,S 1 1' rev wa '; rn tiP.wit Ii ii clini-ge tiuuit I high's i'uiuui North hnr.' Keni l'irt Ii. I tlm'rt'd Sept. I M in I he I,t'droorn mu the i'uu rn ii',' ma paigim hint hct'um taken uiver by (hicagn of uih'irh ) We (lnfl' 1'"" .iflyone vt' situ), ( '4 E..\ Tt.leph'it.'. forces of Kelly, who joimied timi' Y11n(-ev ti-11d flti('C • - otild 'Iasifv I' I iipert, ilghm --------M iuiuiii tIiiIHt-'5 ('1101)) nitet' I tie mat, to (Ienrv', ako a I1APP' DAYS! Airman 8/cl I3obby Piatt and his mother, Mi's. Roy Piittt, aid Dales' lie •,id rht the defeated him in the first t h'lnoNorth .Shore ';i,hnrh Dt.iil- uf were two happy peoPle today as the serviceman arrived from \Vicli ita 4f'orl's of fli-."t IiIat nr netuidgovernor mrlmnnry. the cab eIrver'; 4tatems'nt Falls, Tex. A fter six mont ha of basic and advaneed training at I 1ncklnnd in 'lie I'RI dcl ,'ct ives from l'ooi-Imuuitlm waS ('1) t'hitiiriuiiiii i tong with his name a tid met AFI3 and Sheppard A FU, in Texas, young Pintt drew his first tint y ash. (;hi.',,mo Pour,' Department or it igh's ( )u-ange County cii in rirc-'t, '..ere ei'it in C;iot ,\Liimsignnwnt . . , at McCoy AFB, three miles froni his home In PitcnstIe. I ft.V,IO)I1 • - 'in -'til)MtIltitjiil puilgim. rice Fri ggmns. ht'a($ of he Mrs. Piatt is a member of The Sanford herald staff, (1 lerahl Photo) ,'ln,''; or .'videnr' ''liii iiot au t'xperiencetl pollattnrney'' 'orpc (if iil-','4tiit,,t Ar;ngtnn ';;mid the etter adticinui,'' he said. 1uyi a drc's,rI oq$ o Pr'v sod I1CP.Mi1i8h). 'l'he iuiii_ot' 'ill make Keniiwiirt h pnlm-.. - !'io sri' flh.iIIOd 0 Chicago, threatened iill the (l('('lRiUhis.'' ('onrdi nemnng the' mu i-der nv" -) Itittiardi Ki'oith, lDfW earn- William Ere,a4a Alr< 'drKihhmn tig.ition. plannerl 'o drag 1.ake not only P'rev. int former Vice ''I'm di r e c tiii g this cauiichairman for tJnitd .Ir•, .1, 1'. Roche, Ralph Pezold Mirhig.sn near the P'rry home President Richard %f Nixon: puilgu.'' 111gb uultled. ''Bill will paign Rarrv Gnldw;,ter: Sen. Iverntt 11115 (1fl11(iiIfirP(l the names I .James (;ran' a ii d Garnelt today to find pos';uhle rIiii' Fund. lmphu'mt'nt the decisiouis.'' SAIGON. Stiutli Viet Num t'itiiimn fire Iruithssly, a US. - - -- --- - M. Dim't cn. R.tl1, Rep. Gerald atl(litional rnpain workers cit White. (Thwf Robert Daley 4au1 bus I'oorhumngii roomed with 111gb of (AP) -- U.S. Marines today spokesman reported, R \luch hi' tlouse ifli- would Use the l<enilworth polo'' frotim 195(1 to 11)53 when 111gb antI ehairunea captured a fortified village Just In a second exchange, thrt' rarity e;mder md Arrington. _____________ Working with .Iotiri lianiels boat and rauhd he ,imdcrl Was ii young Inichit'lnr lawyer south of the demilitarized zone ______________ .sid :lie Arringtnn three-page Coast Guard umnd l'oorbiiugh was a Univt'r- ,Jr., chairman (uf the Negro di from Non h Vietnamese regu- Thundcrchtefs led by Capt. I vision, a ri M rs. Marie Francis, JC \tcariwhi his, a iii i'emt tci mut' l.'U 'r wa rnm'rl hi' GOP leaders lars who [or more than four Ralith A. lhmson, 35, of Miami, sity of Miami student., rI,'r Percy and other top R.'pmmh- to he 'careful if hut you days defied hard ground and air Flu., tangled with four M IGs 12 ''We're going to do uilI right,'' (;('Org(iOwn business district ; irid was i gra'rI Th.' Rn Mrs. \I ;urv Sm it Ii, Goldshruro miles not-theast of I lanni. I Ian I 'norbaugh preilirted. attacks, a U.S. spokesman lIe:t of 'rowii, i"rom out ' 'SOIl said his flight had just LeFt Underway Petit (hisagree(l with high's Mrs. Mary F'utch and Mrs. ArflOUflCed. Investigator; ;amd P.'rv'i life Flame-throwing tanks were its bombing target when Ia' spending so mucti time cam- thur Duhart, 1.ockhart; Ikzekia been threat,'ns'cl during his had .. San1ord-S'minrIle Iavcees are' paigning In rural art'ns, contend- hloss, north, side of 13th Street; called in Tuesday to help Leath- spotted the MIGs coming at 111111 ____________ i,mmmccessful campaign for (?IQC________ ljrng. lie evaded the M IGs lug the mayor should court city Mrs. Thelma N;ithan. south si(le currently conducting the second crneck riflemen, artillery and .' as fllinnis' nvernnr two am of 13th Street; .lo-eph Caletwell, (iiarter membership 'Irive, jets blast the North Vietnamese and turned to attack but the voters more ardently. ':sr,s ,mio md Ia' has aer-mtnlicalRed planes broke away without Mrs, Lillian Mill- ticr the direction of .la mes in Gin 13i,ili. only 300 h ligh's Republican opponent. (;eorgettiwui ; v received other 'r;ink letters. either side scoring. Miii' Itowe, president, a nil Wayne south of the 7Ofl' Claude Kirk, said 'I'uesduiy timt ccl ge and W. C Cti in Ifl in .Ul such threats -mfld letters lii other raids over the North, hen, membership chairman. No other details were imnmcdi Petit svums the only member of vay. -' .ott1 1w piirna'd. Chief [)umley Altanionte Springs sorkers W.-sUiN(;ToN I .\P .Jsycer' is a community serately available in Saigon of the Navy Phantoms attacked an high's inditk'uul entourage to compound barracks army Grace ;rant and War- VICe' organization for youmn men State Department spnkesun.sn ___________________________ capture of the village, dt'innnstrate the integrity to are Mrs. I1cnn,r. ren evidence vtwcr'n the "neither ages says he hum; of 21 and 3.' As the Marines took G in flub northeast of Thumb I ion and p1 - v,,.., cani ________ which I ugh Imuus keyed his U.S. 1352 bombers and Phantom lots reported damagIng 15 build- , .,, Sanford sIs'Ia I gifts co-chair- and interested young men are nor a view to e-pi'ess on ri' pumigmi. ________ Mrs. .1 a m C Itieltide tfl('fl urged to contact a .Ja ycee or ports from Paris that C'imnui jets returned to the demilitar- Ings. ''Petit stands for some thing ized zone and pounded Red posi- Over-all, U.S. pilots claimed ROY WOOl), with RVDorottiy (nlham, I call tue Jaycee hiuml(Iing Ofl - inst China i (.'ru1pP5, Mrsrestraining North Kirk SaId. 1111(1 stays with it Lions inside and below the area. damage or destruction of 14 Ahi-9, was "piped over Mrs. F. A. i)yson, Mrs. Carl French ,venue for information. Viet Nam willingness to i)rIIU(' Kirk called 111gb ''an ultraPrize of a Florida Jaycee - peace negotiations The eight-engine bombers barges, eight antiaircraft sites, the side" at Sanford Na- liberal who is suddenly trying Chorpening Sr. and Mrs. Pegfrom Guam unloaded tons of 15 brIdges and 16 military sup- vat Air Station after 20 to throw around him the cloak gy Feeback t-lazer jacket nil he given to At the tame time' Tuesd.m'L;ike Mary chairman 15 .ltil- the Jaycee signing up the most Robert .f McCloskey itei:luum'it explosives about a mile below ply buildings. Pilots also report- years in the Navy and of the other extreme." j11 Jjlackwelder sith Mrs. Kay new members durmn-g the drive, comment on reports !h,mt. the zone and near the area of ed cutting and cratering two ti'imisfe'ietI to the The GOP candidate also said Sassman anti Mrs. Carolyn Sus' fighting between the' Marines nudn roads leading Into the Mu Fleet ltesei've. If a goal of I new memhers sumpt.ion of U. bombing n Kelly, in two years Iiiid chuinged co-chairmen. and North Viet Nam's '324B Dl- Gin Pass supily route to the Ice as (Navy Photo) 'Is reached, the Sanford-Semin- North Viet Nim last f.mnuarv from a conservative to a wouldsouth. Iiola and Loch Arbor will be ole Jacees'.v ill again be a ended Ffanoi ocace feeler be liberal, The F4C Phantoms hamhandled by the American Leg- "Blue Chip Chaptcr•'' Yrncli the ie'ri Supporters of high say LtCI)UbIon Auxiliary- Mrs. Joyce Boyd I Blue ('hip Chapter award is merit. mered at three Communist storlicumns have hatched out a lot of .,Ir: ..i..--..' r. LIdI& iIiiI I(JI age areas inside tile six-mile- P is i,raiiic rtivcfl En ffluSP CIL-in[i'r14 in — -______ -stories Unit iricuon 1111(1 JCHIOUSY o lit i cs Bell Telephone. wide zone. Pilots reported setFlo;ida.Iaycees which show an have split hIs campaign ma ting two areas ablaze and Volunteers w o r k i n g under increase of 15 per cent growth chine. wrecking buildings in tile third. P howard McNuity, chairman of memtrship High's campaign managers in are ''A,'' Navy planes attacked a camGroup Commercial Local Jaycee fir.t reached o several counties denied Tuesday ouflaged North Vietnamese torJohn Alexander, G. Edmonds, this goal last year .inil hope to pedo boat with 500-pound bombs SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Beautify VieL Nam, brini that the Democratic campaign Jamne Powell, Charles Robin' nialo' it an annual w ard. Spolski, Jack Owens. and rockets off Haiphong Tues- Pickets and politics loomed u.s. troops home," said oni is being threatened by defections also request that new from High's ranks and a general day. Pilots said they split the large as the nation's First Lady Bernard Jaffe, Robert Brown, urge their wives to join ___________________ unrest in the party. craft apart and set it aflame, pursued culture and beauty on a sign. - the Jayceettes, an organization Sonic of the first nighters cx "We keep hearing em lot of The boat sank 52 miles north- two-day California visit. made up of tue wives of Jayeast of North Viet Nam's major Some 300 chanting, placard- pressed resentment at the intru generalities from the RepubliCCC'. h)r mntormation on this port. waving anti-Viet Nam demon- sion on their big social occasion cans about defections from our phase of the' member4hlp drive. The U.S. command announced strators awaited Mrs. Lyndon 1"ormer CIA Director John A ranks," said lien Vatklns prupectuve rnemher are asked the loss of one plane over North B. JohIlswl at the opening Tues- McCone said it was "a shame' Tallahassee, ''hut you can't pin dne''- Vi h ten -Jr to 'a Mr. Viet Nam and one in the South. day night of the San Francisco and said the demonstrator 5 1114111 UU II U , ii. I 5', .-' .'I' NGTON ( v.;sui Watkins sum id lit' a ml other iiimstti (,cml&' rat I .aw rt'nce In the North, a Navy F4B () wem-e ''100 oUt of a million.'' asked the lli'Um-mt'mi I)emocm'at.s have Phamnton from the ca iier Coral Opera. tiu issued omit' of the fir-'' ''1 Icy, hey, LBJ ! I-low many l)uvimig Mis. •Johnsnn's firs tiiiii' (iuiie itfl(I I Sea, was stint down late Monday kids did you kill today?" they day in Cahilot-nia. thieve wer publicans Chm- ktiu.i-' messages of the $ $ to be specific 1111(1 111111W again and the pilot was missing. rl I t'a friendly welcoming placards a "Shop early. mail year: recited over and over, I I d was the 368th plane lost over the I'oiice held them buck at the well as the derogatory ones, SOC names. 'But they cant do amid ue ZIP codes.'' north. At ceremonies on Drake' it, he said. \ltlimirmghm Christmas i inure • I . In the South, a Marine A4 Sky'- carriage entrance amid Iimweek many "top h Kirk said last three months away, 0'hawk caught fire and crashed 40 ousincs and formally clad first Beach where she dedicatem called his 111gb people' have Point Reyes National Seashor' Brien said Tuesday "it definite miles southwest of Da Nang nighters. to ti-ans I I headquarters wanting ' ' ( too e'trl to stirt UtTuesday while flying a combat Mrs. Johnson entered via an- before several thousand and a 1 1cr their support. order tiug yuut- mailing list in mission. Its pilot was also listed other entrance with a Secret the Fairnlont hotel on Nob 1111 It is up to thent to mdentil liv orgamiiing 'our Christmas Service escort, where she where she spent the night ('II I( ''%f() l'OIal( 'I' _. - .-, u rmeday • •, - ' ••• _ ' "Super-Right' Country Style Pork Sausage QUARTERS LB. 1 ROLL 55 RIB STEAK LB 99c Chairmen, Workers For UF Are Named Marines Capture Fortified Village BREAST, THIGHS OR WHOLE LEGS ;unrt - - - • - - GOLD MEDAL Plain or Self Rising MeIT1bersh p (Limit: 1 with $5.00 Order) - LB.BAG 49c FLOUR '•;•. -• - b ' _ k".. — - ,••-• ___ W - 1% - FASHION SHOW scxeuied ior Oet. 5 4 A?thrnonte Community Chapel will benefit the Altarnonte Springs Ccmmunity Library. Models, shown in practice session, will include (top, from left) Mrs. Douglas Smith, Mrs. G. John Liello, chairman. Mrs. Robert C. M c 0 w e ri, Mrs. George Beam, ways and means chairman, and Mrs. J. IL Porter Jr., in charge of models; (bottom) Mrs. Charles Mufiley. Mrs. Clarence Campbell, Mrs. Randail Thompson, Mrs. Richard irwin, Mrs. Erick Dal]nian, and Mrs. Reuben Ccickley. (Herald Photos) I! I 1 (UMIT: 1 WITH $5.00 ORDER) A Laundry 3-LB. GIANT Detergent PKG. V 1% A Daily Meat, Liver or Fish Flavor MAXWELL HOUSE VAC. PACKED .... HERSHEY CHOCOLATE JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX I. • • t LARGE FRESH GREEN CALIF. BELL PEPPERS 19c 2 Lbs. 29 APPLES 3 3 - -• : - ; Demo Frosh In Peril WAS111NGTO!'(AP) - Dam- have suppod the President on strategists WdHY •. key vote this year, rangtheY think that more than 36 of Ing from 2-I majorities on the the 4U first-term House Demo. • • Participation Sales Act and crats serving in ;ireviousi' pubilcan districts are in varying raising car and phone ezcise degrees of political danger tio taies to the 42-4; majority that months before lid: M)V. LI bailot saved the compromise open lag. hìousing soction of the civil /s few of the other 24 Demo- rights bill. t cratic 1reihinen also may have What makes them particulardose races. they said. ly vulnerable is that all but a a But the Democrats are not handful occupy marginal difr I writing off any seats at this tricts - thobe won with under 55 per cent of the vote - which point, 1* I The Democratic class of 3964. generally voted Republican bei which rode the crest of Presi- fore 1964. ident Jobna.uns landslide Yleto- Rep. Weston E. Vivian of 1 z-y. has given him a working Michigan. for example, was the majority in the House for the first Democrat ever elected bail *put two years. The loss of as from his Ann Arbor district, and Coi4 many as 24 of the 48 from pre- he won by only 1.526 votes with ud I vioualy GOP districts would . UA per cent of the totaL a 1 riciudy erode the President's And Lowe. which previously t chances of getting major do- had six Republicans and one 14* mastIc legislation through the Democrat. turned around and a House. elected six Democrats and one However, the Democrats cx- Republic-an. Five of the ).iniilii t fieti t.0 Tet&IJ nuinerk-aJ control crats pulled less. titiau 54 per - JV I uS the House. They now have 294 cent ui the ote. .' r $ tcaL to ]39 Itepublicans and Iowa, Lu bitt, is consiclei'ed by tio vacancies tlit strat.eglst.e to be the chief g The 48 Democratic freshmen Democratic battleground this J from previousiy (j{)p j I } (a(.t&ttic said - RD UC HABY — • o - -. s.;. - For 29 1.- 0 , Oae thing caa be said Jot I:. . . I: gets nse home wsd IHK* here agaøs Hard lucl Harry's old heap has had 1+1 H.d better siep up Ia a al. model recond. fon.d automobile fot thousands of miles of real pleuur. car &fl'1fl19. fl,s best used cars is tows mrs Istod r.qu. 1erly is th. clossWod columns of this news. p.p.si nOfl• 322-2k II IHE I'EW$PAPfK WITH 4O IHAN bO,000 EAD&RS $2,000.00 WINNERS Mn. Lsidll Hodges Jsdcss.vIti., Fl.. Mrs. Naicy N,aley Miami, FL.. $1,000.00 WINNERS Mr. J. H. Jases Mn. Rw Gray JockoivIfl,, Fl. W. Psi. I.eck, F1. Mrs. W. A.. P.viey TItusvllls. FL.. Mrs. Paul Waudull Uad. Lawi... Ft. la.derdcl.. FL.. Folly $auck, S. C. Mr. Ldward C. St.pp Mary I. Seraa.s Orlasdo, Fl.. Jacksauville, FL.. $100.00 WINNERS Mrs. Richard Tr.cey Mrs. Jan Sharp Miami, Fl.. Ot'i.sd.. Ft.. Mrs. L. U. C.w.1l C. U. Shutf.r Coral Gables Fl.. ,. ft.b.r, A. Nazi. j, Pam. Cp1 Fe.. or1. .. Mrs. Ni.. P. k.tzl. M.vis Damps MIami, FL.. Vai.p.. I Mrs. tIIaab.th Ward Sevussek, Ga. Lab. City, Re. Mrs. Pep. Wilpes Mrs. Merle D.vls MiamI. Ft.. Harry C'suley , P1Kb.., Laha1..d, Ft.. ps.. Mn.T.A.Marpby Mrs.A.J.C,.t Ft. Pl.rt, R Jeskse-vI$I Ick., Re. Jill. L..m.s Mrs. H. W. Cl.w.y Tarp.. Spri.gs, Ft.. Lauáurg, FL.. Mrs. PUS lasta Im'd C. M.nissa Vera luck, Pis. OrmIsad S.sck, FL.. Mrs. Ftcls S. Saldsr Mn. £bar l.l Oi4.sd. Ft.. Hlthab FL.. Marl.. U.cD.suld Mrs. S*l.y W. P,.ab.s MIr=, Pie. Eu Gaul., Re. These Ar. Just A Fw! Many More $50 $10, $1 and P.1*. Product Win. c BAG 59 J t -' -. ' - - - ' 'a - - as missing. U.S. planes flew 99 missions walked past about 50 pickets In scores of specially printed wel over tile North Tuesday and tier flowing gold brocade and coming placards proclaimne American pilots had their fourth green chiffon gown, paying no greetings. Communist attention and displaying a set Mrs. Johnson stnycd at Lii with encounter opera - Ilelhini's "1 Puritani .mile. MIG17s in five days. $J73 ,: the resignation of scemunnienabers of the high canupaign to -1 _________ past midnight, going bad The pickets' placards directed A flight of four Air Force F105 high wom-kt'r in d hlendm'y. PolkSh Thunderchiefs engaged three harsh words at the First Lady, stage to salute the cast an' MIGs 67 miles northwest of Ha- who has espoused a cause ol present red roses to the Mam hlendmy latem' i-barged 111gb noi. In a four-minute dogfight, beautification across the coun- Australian soprano Joan Suthem NEW \'ORK (.W) --- Richaret hind abandoned his original amaland. the opposing planes exchanged fry. teur suppom'tem'.s in Favor of pout- K. Berlin. president of the iced pros, 1k said he luitin't lk,mt't Curl)., says ''youth liii decided who iit would oLe for. soiiit'thiing to Sd' itid it %% ill Ut' -:. -. ______ - - - -. - t -. -•. . • •- '• • -At Okeecimubee Tuesday. Di' sutiti hk'tht'r wi' want to heat' it -11?' c- -; -• -.-;;: -'' L ' III ukiit immg -IxH -- "I r• , the 'eug4miuit Publmiit n 01 - '-:- -. .- ; Umirmnan in Oke ci lmobev Counts -,Out latmoim 'Ii' - day smd 4: imumd would support High. tie said L' ()%( )'1thi iS iitii i lOSt :t- : 1w haul made a mistake amid now "'f. Clu('Lioui votilot 1k' nor desperate'. '1'odety' youth i feels Kirk's Pr • nm ru an ttizt'ti a pm m 4itt . --- - flIi • k dttrimemmtal to tht. state , " I he -' it , '_____ an tumtlt idual son, pt's __________ -4LUCI 1 4111% better, um-th kutowsuig t.. -, t'-. -. ..--tit't'tl the' YOUR CHOICE -' - - orane 98 '' I U-i , •.. ,' ,• -, .• , , - •.• 'h - - ,,, ' ' i": - Cuuivuiiiwit reu,n - , / \ ' J,, ,-.-•. - ' ' I - '"' -. - ' - .. 4 '---c - - - - - , - - Russia Attacks U. S On Tests - '' - .- / - - ''' .IO.4. • I'l,thI'()I.L' Sl'Il'tltS' S Uxt I Itt's l. ' THREE FULL YEARS ,.••.. I lit . . - .. • : Wi(wuii' : ' : • - $5988 I - /. /' • I , - _______ -- -s •. .".', ' ' - $4988 . - - ' .,i ' , - - - ' ' m::'i Jus. Parker DANISH PECAN RING I /V7 '.- -- ;'r'4. ' ¼ "(1 -' GUARANTEED - ut I lilt-call Sty Time' Soviet IlutIt1li siitilt cif (Lagme'le' utte't . MOSCOW (AP) Union imttai'kt'd the Ulted hi SYIill, CII th, SLIm t'entui' States agalim today for expert- he' Lived tin a pillit' 50 feet n it f- :u imints It plans iii thmi l'ewi(ie' hiighm, meiuumumminl uni.'- temliulIll,. 8.OZ. EACH 39c 39c \ - . ALL BENRUS WATCHES - Jss. Prk.r ANGEL FOOD 1 • /L 4 -. :.'.j ;'•' Jan. Parker tasty, fresh PINEAPPLE or .amm.,tii ',•_'-•. I, Lemon Pies CAKE /' " : I- J £?' . • , - ''' - i i - Medium Eggs j : ., '. 53c -s ,-' - Si, - , - . A. "SUNNYBROOK" FRESH FLA. GRADE A - I ' -' ••-.--:,, A - '; •' I i • Id Be Heeded _: Ilk v:puui:i:t: ''run t'uunteu' to tin' exist im,g uiui'gims of I,mU'i-mumtlummeul law.'' 'lime experimiments till the Ku ille lluuiid-s tlIIi uuiuiitli mc' me,: iuui'tt'd tim iii iilt' iiimde're emIr t'eplos$uiiti to in- ovitit' iufu* mmii(ion about cs*i'thiquemkes. fl"); ' 5, 39c II Ofl me PLAID STAMPS! I f4EMINOI4l Il'J1'I4E lEA( tJl Women's Auxifiary officers foi' the coin. (i'rtit Coyle (left) jog yeast' were installed at a buffet dituier by Mi's. outgoillg president. Officers are (left, to right), Mrs. ('buries Sheets, i'tjairinan ; Mrs. Ottis Brown, secretary, and M rs, (tirge Weirich, tEtfttH(I leraki Photo) Qt.n$y RighIs R,s.rv.d ' 1 - wer. a 1 - - I ,. ¶ • ''*"- . - A&P frozen cencentrat.d Fla. Prices In thIs .4 .. 900d thrau9h S.$wtd.y, Stp4.me 24. CUP THESE COUPONS TO HELP YOU WIN! ' "The Real Thing" .• . ' Mild and Mellow EIGHT O'CLOCK -: . :,'' 35c Lb. Bag - ., Only 95 Days Christmas 49c Lb.Bag o\ I -- 4 YELLOW COOKING & 4 4 69c STARCH ......2 Z 39c PEARS Lb. 19 ONIONS PLAY AWARDS PRIZES PArrrru. WIN UP TO S2,000IKJ jIIUTTCC3.LB.BAG 1S u c k ets And P u r s u e Mrs. J o h n $ n 14OL 79c WAX .......... '-4 • - NEW CROP RED DELICIOUS GRAPES • - BRIGHT SAIL SPRAY FRESH BARTLETT E - CHEFIOYAR-DEE CHEESE PIUA JOHNSON'S JUBILEE RED FLAME TOKAY - - 79c GRAPES Lb. • • 4L99 FRESH WHITE SEEDLESS 1. Oc 7 lona Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves 27.OZ. - Dii Peace Rumor Dog Food 129° PEACHES COFFEE SYRUP......239c MIX ..........289c GLO-COAT t' '1• A -. Spokesman M urn 5 lOc OFF LABEL! A Drive \; ?t&.Y , .F , Otis,. Custer wa-s not scisl;wui ho mua.ssae'ue'il of 11w suldie'u time' tmiaeuse'u'vtl bodies of uiiiitihitcd. I by the his Imutieiums, he'll, nor u'i-v dfl I SANFORD PLAZA a 3221110 OPIN THUIS. I FRI. IlL ___ _____ -' ---,'•--.,--------.-•4 •' • (i - -• • -I i : ,' • -'••. i-u j I S I 1'' �I - -- - - .._.,p. A _a._j.uL.rilnallt .N'I.oaII - - .i - I) flllir Ikr mifrb *,rnTh 1 Sept. 21, 196 Tarc 2A H ints ' On Buying Win tergrass - _______________________ .' ij Zeta 'Xi ('hapt ci' ol flet a Sig in a Phi honored hi' i'iilie'c with an nitei'noon tea, Stinelas from 1::30 10 3: 30. TIic' gathered at the sp:It'iou 7 home of Mrs. Philip floyd, 514 Catalina Drive, tot' the first social event of the season, tIn the Were livers of the chapter ' ho Intro' dnt'ej I hem to of her in 4, mbei's present Each ruhee senlod a name cai'.I tilh a i'iiimbei- which us dran at the conclusion of the afternoon, ,,e Mi's liclen McMullen us the lucky winner. She received a silent butler as the door prize. officers in the receiving line were Mrs. Boyd, hostess: 'Mrs. ''nnas RuisseIl.presiilent. 'Ni lss 6i,1t'' Mark, St ineciphet'. ice pt'esidefll Mi's, .lo corley Jr., recording secretary and M rs. George Beers, cori'espond:ntz secretary. A color theme of yellow and hite, was used in decorations throughout the party area. The refreshment table was overlaid t ilk a while linen heirloom t'loth. The center arrangement %5 composed of yellow rose's and greenery in a silver eon lamer, flanked by two silvet candelabra with yellowtapers. Al! silver appointments cornpicted the table decorations. Petit fours, mints, nuts, coffee and tea were served to those attending. Presiding at The silver coffee and tea servicVa,; es th t w o cha Xac fi ls, 'Mrs. Flora Wells and Mrs. Richard Butt enihci Seed - The usual ryegrau caivallv sflwn for winter lawns Is InexN1151ve by the Tound—Bt7T you get relativeh- fe seeds In that - Sept . ,. '" .T 'L *ure. B contrast, there are 11 ' . measure. over TWO MILLION seeds of . . "' 'ICenhiek. bluegrass In a pound. - • :. ..c 1. receiving ____ I nearly 10 - .; -#: I - -. I _ ll prahAbly Include an tnt'xpefl$fvc bentgrass such as i— . A - -, . '1 j$ Penniawn about two-thirds million seeds to the pound FescuesarethequIckestofthe line-textured grasses to make a - , - a . . : . &1 '\ '. ' - S. ____ -. . , I., I ±!i t' -. - . - I - ' .4. _lw.. — _ --._•_ -- 1. -. . . - J_ __ -r ._- . - __ :,. - N r. k-N,,~~,. .. .. , . - \ .-- - =W. - 7`1=1-. - \ " 1 . - ",.,..:.Una. . ~:_,'-, 77 6~ ::r _, 10 - -A ,j,,~1.r""., ,,r . i --. ,-,r, ,. r,r,., __ : .. When washing small articles in a machine, put th em in nylon stocking. Knot the end. They will stay together. i -r - ,p -. -. __ ........................... ' S. J7 I "' , Fill all cracks In ceilings and walls before repathtln. Smooth patches Small hairline cracks can be filled with spackling material. The compounds set rapidly, so smooth the surface before the filling material is dry. Apply the compound with a putty knift LA. .: 11 a verage wall over 2 Tflithofl' seed to the pound That eomcs to 25,0W or o seeds for a pam ny,Ifthe mix were to Lost$j apnund.Weflpla.ntedandwa. tered 25,000 seeds should provide enough wlnurgrass for a number of square feet of lawn. All this for a penny! . . . A blend of all three types will -. - 6i. * 41 rlt4,. lzz , - ___ - . - .-- • ~ .~~ ',,~.-~ . - . .. '- . 11 I. " . -.4 . . . '. ." '.. .'• - 4N' . "Rebel 5(iO,"model ttd who have their favorite hat fashions for campus wear. Purple felt beret with stitched white leatherette trim (top left) by Mr.Bert was chosen b Salli. She also selects a new hack. to-school look (top right) in a red and green plaid taffeta oversize beret by Mr. John Classics. It has black pompon trim on crown. 'Mary hughes likes candy stripes for StUdents. The bold spiral knit stocking cap (lower left) in green and white has pompon at the crown. It's by wteker. Mary is not a make-believe motorcycle rider In the Hollywood hills. She really scoots from the UCLA campus to the American International Studios and her black and white vinyl stripe fedora with sun glasses (lower right) is ii great choice for those rides. It Is by AdolfoIi. .. . I .... - , ." I Pe Altamonte II 11 !, rsonals I & - ' . ' • ' S - - "i ' .e ' ala ., "lp -: - . ' • • - - ''5 L . . .' .. . • ,-,'., -- '-, 'p ' with ,- . •. ' -. - ' k. '• - - ' , - - ' a l Cl IA1I'KR OF BETA Slttl A Pill honored rushess at a teat. the home of Mi's, Philip Boyd Sunday afternoon. Rushees and officers, left to right, ill top photo are (seate(l) 1 iss Sherry 'I'll rasher. and Miss Joe Corley Jr., secretary, and Mi's. Boyd, hostess and social chairman. , . • .10 .. . I - - /, - v' - . ' -. r, -"-,. - 'A , ' - ' ' .' . . ,-'. g4 'betf in Co* 'vi' .aaidt nc cii inc 14, i-Ic AN 1 I eft" JV * ' ' I I . lie cif e, I am 1 IWAW Li-c - . . 't. .. ,' - '' ' .. ' " , '.'.• - '' I-V , . ' .'. - - •r- I , " 5, . 'i ;, t. cl'* 11 I .. 11 i 1l51.Ipr1Ma11' - - ' ' - _'. , , . . ' - -. , .-.. - .. . - , ' ' ' - -. - - 4, i. ~ 0 Y"' , - I ,, - J 3 '- - 1. I ' I • - ' - . . '' 1 5 . • ~ ( 11 - Open canned asparagus on the bottom side, to keep the tJps fioiri brtdkulg when thai,fide out. -' :" - J;/_ ,'r "-",- (v94*t 'I - - ,'. " fQ', , \t4''..# • -. cans - II "3 1 I Personals I By lIZA IltKI;It * I 'prinkle with aif and pepper, MISS i • I—v- " ___j,,. -. - - - , I 1' 1 4 - top with :' m- ipple'cu uice mixture. Bake in .i preheated .130.deree oven one hour, or Liflhll ehnp,q ire tone \takes lour srvtht' E111EN AMElIA ( A1TE1 (Fridges Photo) F as h L* o n e tt e s So you haven't lo ' four iim dre'eses and costumes 3re tine mr',z p tan 2n(I Ph,rA','., jijil ,f fh. hi,vk ,f .k., .'..,.I. ug,t sand in your hair. Rut. flnn4 fashion row, the whec'I. are .pinning out dcsitn; for prin 1i ;enl sum nier 19+17. The Na' tir,n4iI Shoe ftctiik'r ..s'soriation. prrdictin what's ahead, 1. .ieei the ih irt Wai.it the ne rettirnin strong in dresses. rhe shift and tube, plus high.hosnm shaping in Empire and ..line, N=Jy also will contir,uc front runners. Hemlines? The r;ile ill .he: stop at will, avcordmg to 1 A chjct.its of iensw i fld 4enmhilities. - - ' ond - - 5, - inn season. They emphasize the .sqivarerl shoulder Ruftnns, in f.'ct, are popping in ro(mision. Other popular places for them: on the cuffs, on pocket_s and decorating horns. 5 - - - ./ .• - • , ' 'r '?' ' , . / - . . 'f '' . -- - MISS SHELZROD - For years. every mother's eliti,thter has been pullsn up her petticoat to make a moulety slip white walking around the house 'au natural." One Slip manufacturer. BeauSure, casht' ifl on this look by olfrmg 101 v;ie'teti.' the :1;P slip." -k - - New ['lie men s wear picture .s heading tueard complete vuorel nitiun S'.4-e.I ters. slack.5, urs for easy mobility when de' sn i rts and ioc.e.s going together tael1cd from the board. have great appeal to today's CI hum and fad -eon t'unis young The vented head of a new , ruin. compact high-intensity lamp. ., ;It featurrug a translucent antit - ---- - -- - -------..tlare shum.'ld, mit's er 'gets hut, the The e' p u r t s ft ant'ta 'tu rer .'-,hit'kt comes in ruet, S.% lute, blue or black. ['he h.- ,,s t cima ijieled White. ; - A new set of eight cookie cutters is designed for special occasion use. included are shapes that symbolize Easter, Halloween, New Year's eve, 'I'hanksgil lag and Christmas. M a(le of durable plastic, the e'ttttt'rs can be washed and stored mild initely without rust. ing. ' ' 1" 1 - . - - Billows of warm mist envelop the face and throat seconds after you plug in a new facial sauna. The manufacturer says the Will Ill, moist mist activates the skin to the perspiration Pt)mt, cnubltiig the pores to eliminate impurities. At the same time, the moist heat brings the circulation to the skin, producing a glow, - !tt 'tL, ' ---- . a - - ----------- ----_ -_ - - - '"I 111 We Offer One Of The Largest Sehectons SIi'. and 1l rs, C. F. A,idei'sun (in ughters, Al arlene auth l'acking school lunches is a C harlene, Were guests •ut the 5411111 If you plan by the week lionie of Mr. and .\i i's. Britt Al- iuitti pack and refrigerate the I'.treL In Stark. ml wiehies the night before. Try to include a surprise. A gooui surprise can be any salty ltic'Juiird Layton of iliugham. snack, it candled appit', a pot'' ton, N. V., a,'rive'd Sept. 111 to c4IE11 1)1111, ln'unt's ui dates stult' spi'iiii ii few (111).1; with his ituothi'd wills VItOj)jW(i tints. ci', Mi's. (,'fell Iteiclgt'is. Of Fresh Flowers, a rid - ., .:, a nd UIflS Save steps when ironing by affixing a ''valet" to the board. 'l'hiIs hiisndy gadget has an arm to hold wissli on hangers, a shelf for fo.ded garments, and castS ponnd of yams. dr.tined md asheul. with two tea'pnons of prepared horerir1ih and one 11p of ipples;itu'e Stix .,V eil. Place (our (½-inch !hieki loin ,'n')rk f,hnpq in ., hakins lush. I C hut uot a - two lone . Feet tire easily? (U-c them a rest by toting a featherweight collapsible canvas chair. 'rue practical new accessory, which folds into a tn'iefease.ILke shape, conies with strong carrying, handle. Side pockets hold a purse, book, sketching pad. - O s Y,mrm pcwk thnps mike • he arty e"fltrt'4' Corn hint' our ' -t: • , -• -'--' I yr.. ..., What' I • 1 served in he Inifed Army r- ptr.% in ~ h;iq cTt'g - the late Mrs. Ifilclabrand, of LIHICIi, N. J. The bride-elect attended King College, Bristol, Tenn., and Was graduated from East Tennessee State University at Johnson City. She is presently on the faculty of Altamonte Springs Elementary School. 11cr fiance is serving with the United States Navy in the Pacific, having been previously based out of the Sanford Naval Mr Station. Wedding plans have been made for December, ,. ir:idiu. . .'il frge"nd and relati-rs of the s"niiple are :n"iterf to :ho yenrIn ,,rsd rereT)fiofl immedi.-mtetv (oltn'vnin l"ello'rhip [kill of 41 ;. - By JUL!.. fltIITOS I ikr, of Seminole Ffigh Seheyil ,j - "~ . 'I" , Thnmaq. \rEJf7'%flprn , it h,e(-n —_ - '' Plastic Arrangements, Etc. In Central Florida SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Con. I. let & Sont.,d Av*, 322.1522 322'$452 h p ' pa .-.' 1 1 rig lion rif Wn lt:.r I 1Il,Iz,hpn n,l i ' in a nd - -. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Thinker M. SIit'rrod of la I"olk'tte. Tcnn., announce (lie cngiigeuiient (if their daughter, Marlene Vyon. tie, to Walter Leo Iiildabnand, Miss Grace Marie Stnit'cipher, vice president and i'tis)ice chairman, and ' (1 lei'ild Photos) Ni's. I honuLs Russell, chapter president. C r - • 23 U I'LIsilees, and in hack row are Mrs. C,corge Beers, corrcmqmiiding secretary, - , P. To Walter L. Hildabrand Bottom photo shows seated, 'Mrs. David Thrasher 811(1 Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Mr sfr 'rhmas oc te ' ' Miss Sherrod Betrothed Icltiilen. rushees. Standing. Mrs. Yvonne \Vilkinson, rushee, Mrs. helen • ' ' . - S , : An array of heit utifully ciii' ored Fll leaves ling been sent from Westfield, N. V., by Char- I les in in h, winter resident of Lake Iiarnev. Mr. Iamb also writes he enjoys reading news of (;en('%'ii in 'liii' Iferald and sends It on to the Ed I'tutnamns in I"reemciuit, lad, 'rise Putnn ins j'nil their winters in Geneva. - • y . ' 1 re s lute a (Ii' tic I In L' 'l'lie liotitulic lieri' rerr'nt proeluc' lIon, Purr the f)rivc'n Sinnv,'' itit'liicle'; t r. and %t dii ,ni'c V. Stowell nail ilauglitc'r, Carla, Mrs. II. A. Simpson, Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Joseph 1.'tint hicux, Hey, and Mrs. J, Lawrence Ward iutiul Mrs. C. W. Kettering. Mrs. Malhk'ux was a member of the cast. I . ) 1. " - - ___ . late me bride-Meet s a of Seminole Fligh Se'hno) and Wrw-,c'iv'i fn'titiitt' of f'iirstyl- -' heat about 30 minutes or until meat is tender. - - '• ..,,. - : well. syrup, - _''- '. S l Needsl flu Two , , '. .4p_ ,, . . the 4flViimt'nt nd ro'u'hin marriie of their dai,gh?er. .Mkq Ellen Amefla ( -,rter, to .1 o h a Raymond Fhomq n of %tr R. T. r:iomac. of snfnr'1 md rho . ' l'(, I'ark has het'tt a revpfl( lioiit'gu('q$ of hi son-in-law rind dautthfc'r. Mr. and Mrs. 'r. it l'lihlIipq, fi r Gvl i m, n, - :' efr liutiik l t'('le'l lan ol - 'l ac • J., - , : avings O 0111' F . '..j, ,1. .':-j - 1 I ,,.- .,, - ,.' ' JW ' ' $" ,Y• ' Rushc'ec attending were Miss McMullen,, cMullen, Mrs. Ralph Hle Elliott, Mrs. David Thrasher. Mrs. Yvonne Wilkinson and Miss Sherry Thrasher. Those unable to attend were Mrs, L. Bass and Mrs. Margie Gibbs. Other chapter members pre sent were Mrs. Richard Butler, Mrs. Flora Mae Wells Mrs. Betty Ball, Mrs. Marie Colley and Mrs. Flo Winsa. ECONOMY ENTREE Lamb neck slices are econom' sl ical, juicy and tender, Brown four lamb slices, about Ni-inch thick, over low heat in two tablespoons of melted butter or medium margarine. Add medium sliced, gree n peppers, seeded and choppt-d. and cook five m inu tes, Add 1w U medium tom atO('s chopped one teaspoon of seasoned salt. Cover and of pepper. M B. P. 0. Does Set Lavis h Luau, Dance Saturday lion row' wi (Ic -' ?_ ' I . San or PG ' ' , - ' C] ." , ' - - ' , sp ' ci .'" .. - ..,, . ' cream cheese. Add ~,: teaspoon ' of worcestershire sauce, J teaspoon of liquid hot pepper sauce and two tablespocns of lemon juice. Blend until smooth. Add two (4½-ounce) cans of shrimp, drained and finely chopped. Refrigerate until servcups. ing time. Makes 2 eason . A, ' ' L SHRIMP DIP A spicy shrimp dip is made with canned shrimp. Dissolve one chicken boullion cube in cup of hot water. Add two tea. spoons of instant minced onion I p I . ' " ' ' - - - ' di - . 5 • ' line " 3' . . aunc es ' . III•t41 noes. ance -, i',_ 4 I e I i JeLSLreClm utu n ' I n5erger Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Bar enough to mo r e downtins tue southern part of florlds, ton of Riverside, Ill., were month and will make their enjoying the ocean and relaxguesU of Mr. and Mrs. Otto home in For: I.anderdalp for' itit".. Jim Griffin. Ili bottom photo, retired offiecrs and guests chat 0 GALA AITTUMN DANCE was sponsored li~- the Naval Officers' Bartos of Do] Ray Manor, durby the brilliant hues of foraround the dinner table. From left are Mr. and Mrs. John ShepWives Club and made more colorful the next 10 montht,. En route ing the montim of April and to ard. Air. and Airs. lAl~, mal gowns worn by the ladie., ; and row of medals which adorned roii Reck Madio SUition M=11) ; Mr. and Lauderdale th& Th ey liked Florida well isi Mrs. \V. H. Veib1e and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weber. the mess jackets of the men. In top left photo Cdr. Dean Webted 'with Otto ant Ju l ia. M. Old Mother Hubbard ster and Mrs. Webster of 1\A1 I 4 are shown arriving. At top cu pboard, Barton is Ottos brother and Went : PARW smfl3W DoraGriffin dances with husband, Lt. Cdr. right, dance chairman Dora M. S. Navy Photos) dog Cooking time for party shrimp many vlsit.c are planned while A bone. p in skillet Is about three mm- th ey are In Florida. Sunday ' 4. 3 sin s*,c get ti,,,. every ingre en t Sept. 25, the Bartow will cele- The cupboard was bars, zuefl ready ahead of time, you also brat.e th eir 46th wedding anni- And so the poor dog could make It In a chafin,g dish Had versary and the Bartos plan on U while guests watth Saute one pound of raw helping them celebrate. : Went ft WES-MAY 0 shrimp, shelled and deveined,' I And her w"Itly wash She did take. 1 of melted in two tablespoons p h waterlogged, there husband in movies various hu'- homu garden, wi th out the need corsages, procelajnjzed flowers, butter or margarine in a large By lMttic Austin Air. and Mrs. Roland Grundy SHE SAVED 40% I ~ So to the market ~ FIRST FORMAL dancu of ! wat a lovely beach to stroll bandE had sent homu from thv Of flowers, at tbu recent meet- pine needle weaving and vari- skillet or aver direct beat in a of Dolores Drive, returneci fTom i She went I ing of the Driftwood Gardn chafing dish blazer pan 3UEt a along, as well as good conver- I cruise aboard the E.S.S. Canthe season was staged by pleasant two weeks spen: In And bought her good dog ous other skills, Circle. about two mm- ____________________________ Some STEAK until tender I mellation. Naval Officer's Wives Club in nation around the pool. 0n Sept. ept. eak er sil3 The Driftwood Circle is made utes. Pour on shrimp a mixture A fe grownups even joined Tue rest of thu evening the ballroom of th e Orlando CAN Y.OU WIN"rEI Air Force Base Officers' CII.Ib, the children's sand flea safari spent in playing games. New u; of Navy wives, including 3lrs. June 3lcCIarn who will of 1 cup of creamy onion hotNl officer. enlisted and retired. discuss and demonstrate arts Ued salad dressing, one tea- For a hearty lunch salad, mix with th e th eme of "September F'rida and snarihmalk,w roast, member Lorraine Landers Time of meeting has been and crafts. spoon of soy sauce and 4 tea- two cups or more to taste of 11 'Saturda y . welcomed to the' club. Song." 0 c hanged to the last Thursday Chairmen Mrs. .lean spoon of dry mustard. Stir in cooked lamb with a flavored11 At the ltVAIi-4 officer's FowlerNavy wives and their civilian .. 5 .. .01 A ~ ~ nes coffee at the home- of HUFF M . ' SLJI'PER of beef I Of each rnontii with the next land Mrs. Darnell Kilcilne have three tablespoons of either aher- rice mix (curried. spiced, or-1 lady jruest. in lovely evening I announced that 193 pounds of ry or cognac. Cook over high herb-flavored), cooked as label gowns of every hue' and de- lMty Maliezowaki, Sara Touch- straganoff was enjoyed h th e meeting set foi Sept. 29. Attention was called to the soap has been collected by the heat, stirring gently, about one directs and chilled. Add mavon• acrzpt.ion were eecorted by ton 'ias eu.hoEteib. Sara Jane' officers' wives of ItVAH.12 al w'orho; winch was scheduled club to be' sent to Viet. Nam minute more. Add ½ teaspoon naise and sour cream to taste Smith and Arm' At.kinbon rehunit' the of Sarah Kirby. hu!'bandr, impeccable' in me tar 'lue'sdav whii: enlphusizvd lorphunr,, via the U. S. Marine I of minced fresh parsley. Makes land mi.,: well. Makes four to six going-awn" gifts, as J)isrussion of the -e'd ' dress uniforms and civilian cen tt'8c'hiUt. tienwnstrating orchid Corps. three to four servings. servings. their husbands will be lea'u,g centered around pre paration, guests in dinner jackets. for ii party to celebratd the, Many retired Naval officers the squadron soon. Iionieroming of lb men of tin and their wives were among -111010 a TlGl:ltlTTES of 1AIl.l squadron, th e latter part of V th ose seen at the dinner dance. d f P at the art' planning several interst.October. Guests were greeted New roster of officers and entrance by Chairman Dora lug programs in the near fuI* Griffin, attired in emerald ture, including a film on can- committee chairmen was an green satin skirt and blue-h vet, a demonstration by a I nouncel by Peggy Wood. Tlies Sanford Drove No. 160 BI'O make reservations by calling sequined blouse. I)ora deserves btueuty consuluint and several are Kitty O'Gara. treasurer: 'I ernie Sharp, publicity; Peggy DUES held their regularly June Foley, 322.5230; Methnc a bouquet of pruisee for tiw money-nialeing projects. ) n Recently the Tigerette and Gill, NOW( 01110P rep.: * splendid job slw did in ma king l ary scheduled meeting Sept. 12, in Wolfe, 322-4723; or Betty Via all the arrangements for be then' cubs met at Lake Golden I Schlemmer and Rita Ca-."I 1' br it picnic' and then decided anaugh, telephone committee: th& lodge' roon of the Elks 32 59C'. gala asiou. "a RflhlJll S Tzcke prices are nominal and move' to the' JM pool. The' I'at Rusted, Thrift She,;, and I Club. The meeting was presided lkcurutivt' arrangements of 1. over b2' the president, Florence Include th e meal and dancing autumn leaves and gold lotus Ipatio furniture' and shaded Sarah Kirby, scrapbook. Wilson. l( pods adorned th e tables and P mack liar ire was so much to a live band. Serving will i 1 0. . better ioi tntwo gz'andmot.bConimittees worlun on the begin at 7 p. lt\'AIl- officers' wives met trees of colorful fall leaves m. tar voflet- at the home' of Nolit annual luau, which will be givgraced the entranve and band- ers who cunn along, Joining the' group were !lrs. Ferguson with Janet Hle stand. Hale' as en Sept.. 24. at e ELks Club, rechoo ported on their progress and The revelers enjoyed dancing R. W. (Jgdeii, Donna iLAMB AND FRUIT W the music of Let' Feldmun'n nard't mother, who is visiting Alter the' regular business final plans were made. Broiled lamb chops fruit band, in contingent of the' great I here from Memphis and Mrn. meeting plans were made for The decorating committee decmake a g - team. For four Betty Wilson, Diane Echols' it luncheon meeting ill October. stated that jt 'ould begin Vaughn Monroe band. Capt. and Mrs. R. L. F'e,wier :iiothei', Recky Thompson announced orating Munday evening, Sept. sermgs, dram one (1-pound) 0 SAVE YOUR shopping time and stretch l)oniu recently r e t u rite d that this month's bridge pins' 1t, anti .iukd continue the can of pear halves; reserve 4z led off th'. dancing to the your budget in buying Back To. School strains of the September Song. i from it trip to hnocvilIe and would be held at her home' at I wor1 on Wednesday evening cup of Brush 4 loin Lamb clothes and supplies, and Fall household Sept. 21. Help will be welcome caups, bottles of clunmpangnt'. Memphis. 10 a.m.. Sept. about yjiflCsl t.MiJe, Wiii,, I TIo 14 41.. eas , tt. rif 'A neeua. ty way h with LIUI Poehlniui:j, lien three donated by the club were given th eir husAttending wert- Jean 3loot'e. from all DOLS and some of th e syrup. Sprinkle the aid of this newspaper! I bands. eblidren and her sis te r spent Elicit Vaught, l)onina Wells. as door prizes. The lucky Tin.' food conimiUce reported teaspoon of salt over all. Droll Dell- were 14. Cdr. V1cent a recent weekend in liallun' Chanlott4 'trriyi Pearson. La ii it v ,st AS i.t.j TURN its pages these days you'll , , th ree to four inches from source !Uuziro,' and Lt. Cdr. %'eoudren 'dule, viSit in g hei parent-t. They include' an L . - , lIeltzi Smith Jcatt li. ma pxesenl plans discover uW a rn az-&est,I nest-value cloth es for • I ample' anti varied menu. All of heat five to seven minutes. p enjoyed set-mg fz'ie:ids and rel- (iuirt' and Peggy Parten. Wlieetiey. school and college the finest merc andise • • ativw and spent as much time loud is prepared by members Fill pear halves with cup of , \ for your family and home andburgainof the drove and has th at dis- raspberry jam. Turn chops and ItVA1I-1] OJ?FICEIW and families of as possible' at H o 11 y w o o d officers' , packed grocery ads that offer dollar Bgvings 1 tancUv(' nunit'-cooked flavor brush with remaining pear syliuseb, where Liun always runt he-hi it niornmnig of bridge at t HVAII-9 recently spent every time you buy foods. it was reported that ticket rup. Broil th ree minutes. Arseeeiernd, sunning and enjoying mtei ninny old school friends, home of Peggy Choyce, wife' the surf at Ormond lMae'Ii as She attended South hfroward tof the' executive officer. Two i1es were moving along nicely. i range pears around lamb and YOUR NEWSPAPER serves you best In is Inew members, Nancy Mullet. Aiiyoiit' wishing to purchase a broil two to four minutes, or unanother way guests of the Coral Sands Right School in Hollywood. with all its thrilling news, L I A farewell coffee for ox- and Veirna Putrid: were wel- ticket ziias' get one from any UI lamb reaches desired degree hotel. pleasing pictures and entertaining features I Which makes It a wonderfully enjoyable Loading off on Friday nfght j president Janice Culver will be' corned and Joy Robson attend-Met bet of the DOES or may of doneness. ...... •n, n.ii F7 VA . Pa'. lit, r15 i nwurnswr zig wziul n •,nl,,ni..I %A U viab pi au •upp' wrwa n 41' "fl at guide that saves you far more than it costa! Yaw Newspaper the motel ozanagemelit. with the hoine- of bonnie 31synisrd • CPU Wl'ES will meet at the hoot Owls left to fend fur iii (Jsteen. Janice's husband is Many Times Over thienssrh'es at cloak fry, Sat- I now in lt\'AH-tt. 1 1 p.m. tonight in the wives I Two new members, Kitty I meeting room. urday night. There was lots of swimming, ConisUnci. and Shirley hoover All members art urged to bath in the ocean and the were' welcomed into the' club, attend as this ii. the date' the OVER 50,000 READERS motel pool, with 11111 )Ialkaow- For further information about membership drive begins and ski, C. C South. Framslc Woods the club call Ens }'uehiman, team captains hIeie Jarrell and and Dun Sullivan taking misses- president. Mare finy have plans of action a a peeled dunking* with Use tonia and competition up be discussPUN LOVING wives of ed. pibmienta of their swimsuit-clad cvhIa'sijuas. The grapevine has RVAB4 attended a pot-luck it that their biluloids. wtcbes iditmei at the hoiste of Julia 1 hiltS. FRANK WOOl)IWFF and credit cards were dr by 31uUiewaon recently and after of Sanford presented a pmmughmUall I dinner, all eyes were glued to gz'um on arz'ungemuents fin' the' 'a nthrb Far Uumsie who feared that the' movie ucreen us each wile' bernie that cap be made from iL r a kr a.aseUaer dip would get them I tried to catch a glimpse of he, common plants found in the - ' s' and .Wr;, Ronner Lnnl inz .J ).C; fly 11111S. .lf . l, MA'l'lIlIII% Mr. and Mtq. Henry •Iaeger arc' lii flit' ;lrm'c'qq of moving l,'k to (ktit'vn. They will ieac' Iheir home in Sanfeprel anti will 1114-1111Y Me Sln'phi' ret hoi,,c' in 4t'nc'v, Mi- s. ,ln,'ier i the flowthIrr or Mr. anel Mre. I,, I', llnr;te'i'. ;4i', . . 1 . ...., 't' , '.".. .. C - - 14r. Personals '. pss m1ture,to with OVtT SEVEl MILLI1Th. 5 ., SP(l5to thCpOufldAnddOT1't \' * havcoutthcflnefeieue_va Miss Ellen Carter Engaged I 'oge .1A . .;'- . wntnIeedIng - 21 • 1 9661 - of group . . Lrnlh 0n110rh F Tea Honors__ Zeta Xi Rusheesl Geneva a, ,i~ - 5' - .......... 4'%js. -. -- -. ... I- W' .. -. , -- - g '• '• 'S' 'S - • I, r f SHOPPING SAVINGS— - ' ' , ' • . , - _______________ - - _____________ 1 - . , '- ,ri'' . $ - 5, , .-"'"' 11 , ;sii ,I . 4_,.-' - .- "I 1. 0 and ?.1 l's. lull Boyd and (In tighter, husky, of Akron, )1II'I, UjT sjitiielhiig l"41 weeks Willi IIL'i' pzns'e'1112i 5 Mi'. and Mi's. Willsain Knolls. ?ili'. J'...P81J40N SIGMA ALPHA awarded honen's to two Invillbers lit a revelit neetiiig of the sQrol'ity. I1i'6. iti('hitS'(i J'iJ Will'iIS, left, wits iiitsiu.'eI •'( in of the Year" and Mrs. It. L. White, ijy}it, With dunen as "I'lt'iin of thin Year." (Jiei'ald I'lut.o) • r' Mis. 11.1. husker huh, 1.Il'l'b, (It iII(iIii5dh4Uhis, - • .5-c. 4 1 .• .- t ., 95 Wigs I_ .. ----t IF;)-1, IV THRU ( 9 SATURDAY fl y ttl li('?sI vi'cej' of 'Il I Iiiel lilt! 1111d Al l'. aini I I Cram. Cold Wave REGULAR PRICE $20.00 In 1~ - Texture Control . • . ', Fr.d.rlc's NEW TrunCurl Permanent! With Conditioner - . -. 'fli lee lii i't lid H ys t crc tilelii'iitcd Sept, 10, at thu hoist" of Mr. iimf Mrs. John Coe'hiiuuiei, Second Street, in honor of lscthi s's. ('ut'hrunu and Mr. nitel I hell' grunelilauglitei-, Vlt'k Ic Sewell. of (li'jiionel Itiaclu. 'I'liost' W110 ei'ti lirebeuit lit the, ct'k' SIYLID,CUT 1 AND UNTID L... NO APPOINTMINT NICISSARY T"_ 322. 2041 .0 Jack & Jeans Beauty Salon SANPOID PLAZA OPIN WIP. S PSI. KITS SAP*OIID PLAZA • OPSN THURS. a PSI. 'TU I S 3Ul$I �- - , ilk , . 2• .....-. - L olWrflte The present If pr'ialI thn"t' in high school. Open hours preonU at the A fund raising drive to Un- tcfliec'tlOTi of Azalea and Hbza- paring the land and later lii triangular purchase of added equipment in less than 501) qunre feet Mrs }1zirr lohnquest, librari- Hhrar are from 2 until 4 'Ut des wa to construction costs nl• cue Drives on I i ary it, sched- property site just off Eilzhwuv for the facilitv. t (rj15\0\511 . . .:.... Schedu led Oct. 22, Nov. 1 No Increitme DELTIT'S GREAT SePt. . ,- flit, ai'erngo, boy lintt Ili Ili-, ctirripletply riew. 'rhig A qo lq ' the, flnv-, Ranch n.4 their niifln. four areas of Sotith Semint)IL Alf (111alifird do0ors and 1111"es. I Ill 111111117,111 loll brilerlt. t%%-Il 11114) County Oct. 22 . I)i-. Robert Sillith. Sanford. Mer; are lleeesqnry, nild .41 lifooll'. 11111,% onl.y* In I lip non ltInte smppolortrll hor nne prolojert fnr this vear, lanfl. the South Seminole 3.1yeers. 'ledical N Msocialion president, be Inheii (lit both I 'llpPflr 1 Suggested donations of 7S cuts and Th 1 nk L eone. (ii%C( tot ii ites thu i q, liii' PII • been rrlrei%,t fitrim rotho: per person u-ill llenefit tile reRe-It of 01,1111ge 0111111\'~ J jjjll~ io 0411111111,110 1111111111 I-vtol Seminolt, Counly llenith Fonnic For the rap"rat,nn of gnniFRtur)ns he Ra nch present n n hurt Ii of c'enily established Edge OOd ('t otci in "iflfllait ii ni e In hot ge qo n,i' fin hut II) hike inI uhf101 4,1%.4 ,11 the •ipi it t1l tO t uiia' it i PR t i ii - ii , I MOSQUE pertinent lnfnrTnntrnn on the pro ezicih' accessible to communityReuters was founded h Paul There are 61)00 hnok on the '.hieh aid in keeping all cur rent volumes on hand. of the traffic. The Great Mosque In Dolhi.1 birth. who , by Router. a German ject and archltect'F sketch shelvrf, and excellent r.ference "Circulation here last year India building of which requir mailed State Library Association relater became a British tyt. C!1t17.Rfl proposed structure i sivernped sit ]cast 40 persons ed the toil of MINI workmen j quires the building contain 2,000 In the early days of his career, f ri to IL11 residents nf the area. resulting in a each open day , demand in students, of!1 The building, of modern di stluahl' feet of shad and local he used pigeons to transport much i total of prime 10,1100, and Nkle hinharnmed. Those relics insign, will be located at the in- contractors estimate ennstrur- digesLe, of commercial news nrtion costs at at least $I() per ticles before depending entire- , RthioPin's Beni Amer trib(-- expert. this w he increased to , clude a hair from his board, his I sounre foot.. In addition there ly on telegraph according to the mcii u*c melted butter to hold at least 12 000 this year,' Mrs sandal and the Imprint of his rrnItu h 3nhiliquest, reported. their frizzy hair in place. jaot in stone. 19 .(;f; ! will he costs involved in pre-iEncyclopnedia Britannica. Pan 4A ..- nr Reluctance r 4 %, DIXIE CRYSTALS __ 1III1I11P. EflflI',l', LRkI' HIIIi ;itinn'rk. I, ,i tlirictinn, w"rlli• intuct 'tic" two 1,ii,ii rirnit''rI f'r r'hhir&!ifli'i rn'rc' hfv n"t,nnc rnc'rnn 'hePovi 1;izi ;inii 1ingnnd. The vn. eeRed till' i'°fl' 1l i.ARVANN ,ULES i ,IIO IIIUI)i IIkc erit irom,ie,,t tte finn In n nrkin te1nHtanhip Iitnhrin 4ithi'nih the S,th Ranch Smith Seminole Jaycee ('8l ngn nu' ilue tot liauictpt c n,iil fl( i aim ( iitintv III,II t Polio imrnuflt7lttofl '.% ill 1w ttw 111 he gI en in the ugnr polio immnninit,nn prnrim I' I Outhit it (I tnul I I,iihiltf,i ¶liIitf) iii r p itt, the Ilnn ii non nrn'lv fq I Seminole Vavreeq gfI firIviINI made a Mhhh' in the public In (111w mcthn(l undet cupeu 1'tnn of Ilik tinw Tn 1 Cif Ri tln Itili (one room and a smull convert- an, advises. The librnry is affiliated with ed store raoin) In the ComSTARTED FIII AGENCY The world's first news; ngencly.) 11101litY Center on Shell Road. the county and state lihiluries 2 which provides some IS,- , uled to get underway this week- 17-9end when fact shret~ containing: noo usatile square feet and is __M11 __ Pol io Drops For Pub lic aunches Drive For New Library D . . ERGY HAS WHAT w AsurvT'. r 'rh. - ivi( nrgani,nthr,ns and induvid Funds I vnd ct ited that Stations ill 1w set up in I or pro li,cfnnre nrb,v ow ird ..!pprnvil a tilt. 4t ihiii f '1 fill ttcIIIiIa a c it III 111111% (,a,tJ (I iitered hiront hi' 01111 ihuting 5Ct' k cc at the fllflP filliP lii 1i su p por t '.flflhiVl tisil cont ribid Iron,;. At thiq tirne, ir-tpoll hijolleet rif hetween VII inrl mf innther 9:4 1 hillion in0allest City, Altamonte. Semillolo, to till, 111,11ject. 1111 il 11,itirivol Ietillivrot it wliq fore Ilw rfliirn. the Edgv"'ooll Boy-; linlit'll. Arciotflim! Ili John W. Lyrul, therp 1c; a i!rpat net, () rof thmiqand dnilarq per year i,; ment on rorpian Oft Pr--qldent l.4lt-nfi,d till n 25 acre Rile just otif iii flil-4 Him, liviii0loLr flip 134111 ('fill 111111ve, 111-41ject elmllI tail sI,pf)aitt I hut niiriit (of in Order tha t , ntdi'ei to tiff and nr'rate the fruhnnn t.tned he itithnr4n Jtuufl( hi this n irnlh'ii, its IIII liii the Jay cees, ic'nci1 a south iii (,in eluiiul tlii MIN—, wil l. a. i 0 a a nt m iet zi!.% nuliui 'I IIe all ept. 121, 1966 Page -NA remititler that all those wI AM 0 0 AO Al 9 ""Iffy to Woe r9l"mi A £ '-.. • ERYDAY LOW PRICE! I - I I - - -. - • • II i • - I i - I i .. A SAVE 21CLB.U.S.CHOICE CHUCK 5TEAK..............4 IVIV1IV 4 I - A SAVE 2N LB.U.S. CHOICE H ' II 2460 PARK AVE. . 1 I Sc A. SAVE lit Ll ROUND BONE SAVE 114 LID CALIFORNIA SAVE 114 LB BEEF POT L1684 SAVE 114 WNELESS CHUCK ROAST69960094044649884. 24" PARK AVE $ II II fi ll OPEN 'IL 7; THURS. B; FRi. 9 ' • CANS £ EVERYDAY P SAVE UP TO SÔL.EVEIYDAY PILLSIURY LORD BALTIMORE IY 7Vi PDXES • I i ' FRflCT111 L . 1 PRDB... SAVE UP COM ARE LIBBY JUICE PINEAPPLE-Max • N DRINK GRAPEFRUIT 5:1 5:1' 25 4&= CANS ' tVtDV1IAV I 11W BDIfI EVERYDAY WR I LVII 1 ftI,L C CONTADINA ATO JUICE 69" 1 Ot SUE UP TO 204...IEVERYW $121 4F IN SAVE UP TO 26t...EVERYDAY I WY 29' 101 CRISPY FRESH SALTINESI LB BOX Box 0 ir 3i 1 CHOCOLATE JUMBO PIES DFi2 3:11" NIFTY APPLE SAUCE uvr'n4,r rrr r?rW 24 CAN 59' 20 39 I' BEEF .ii$...EVEPYDAY PINT SIMONIZ VISTA FLOOR WAX00&0V*00*&9&.&*0o0&e0*3 8t I IVIMAY MPARE. 1 4 I : 1 CLOROX j LOW I JOHNSON PRIDE I LIPTON TEA lAGS PRDBABLY 29' ir IT Discount Healthand Beautv Aids, Too... r.'sat YI'i IL)IWHEIE • SA VE UP 0 MOUTHWASH CEPACOL......... 1.50 ELSEWHERE . 10a 35 26 CAN 931 37'' 2' *JO I 14oz.&0079e 75 loziTi.. 100CT. $J h7 79 $J23 6 I 4 UNM MI` 3illy REG ROLL SCOTT TISSUE 83" 811& HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUPi6a&SiI 9 Sills CLANKY CHOCOLATE SYRUP20ox SS" S9' Florida ORANGE JUICE Frozen * got CANS SiSS' 5091 0111111 I 7c FYNE.SPIED WHIPPED 30 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 6=STICK OLEO.0000490080000004"0toof0000000&L29 Minute Maid ORANGE JUId'Z4I95' 411N 5' .' FLA. ........... FRESH FRYERS...........................LOU , CRISCO OIL....!'!.!!!!!.....$1.69 39. . 3E. 49. 1E. IIST CUT 61r 10 4 3V V 1 I I If ift Idi 49c 59c lOc' 6 BROWN-.N$ERVE SPLIT CLOVERLEAF ROLLS H •' CANNED DRINKS.0140101,15h3m1 h6 PKGsOFu.... DAILY 2 5 54 FOOD FAIR THINLV SLICID ITALIAN STYLI 0 V : . .. (Savo lias W) CUTLETS 1.39 13.4 LI. 45c CORNISH GAME HENS 144 LAYER CHOCOLATE •-ii'eIvi, 59 SMOKED SAUSAGE 1440 PECAN CAKE...........55 / 16.: THIHSLICEDCINNAUONTWIRL BAKERY • 411 I .'. : SWEET FLAME PASTRY LOAIL......35 TOKAY II 1 ASHINGTON CNEER or r a NIL us. 33 if 10 11. IE. 2E. io. 2P3L5S PORK CHOPS 303 OKRA TOMATO & CORNBIu@ Noto 4110 411'V CARNATION I nst. Breakfast 7 Campbell MEAT BASE SOUPSTA"LL611" 6111 11' Del Monte Cut Green leansC"A'N'541 I" 4i 1@8 86 . BUT KING SIZE SAVE IN. NOT i...UoT L. 59, 1 b. S 91. 201. PIZZA PIES LARGE MAPOUTANA S94 CREAM CHEESE 8,& PKQ 27" 38c OlGA. GRADE 'A' 39 49 116 11 b. k Fr-ison is SAY UP TO PAY NICE DRESSED WHITING CHUNK BOLOGNA YOU EVERYDAY PRO13ASLY LOW zen Libby LEMONADE & LIMEADI9i99' 9i12' SAVE 8C LI...EVEIYDAY : I2/*1.00!LS!W$ERE.P..dy.k*.,..RIftL.caI NOT LAIGL.. NOT GIANT.. 'PAY MORE7 0 CLEAN.....64t • ' n PAY TO QUICK FROZEN $9C ELSEWHERE. HAIR DRESSING if 41 UP ABLY SLICED BEEF LIVER LEAN SPARERIBS 3 to 3 16 A-9. LID - SAVE 10 LI COUNTRY STYLE (ASS'T UIONTS) I 16' IW1 DEPT. YOU 44 14' OUR I 0 COMPAREI, BAKING HENS -:•" V Low PRICE I I I I 16 15c Hair Spray GROOM YOU At P_ 41$JN 2i2V IV I NICIE PJAY IT hGAI.. FIEEW POLISH zw 1W jp out i i PRINCE SPAGHETT 1 Pa"KsG"Y&F 41" 4ilm LIBBY PEACHES HALVES 16= 4illr 4i919" 6boax11 ARGO TOMATO SAUCE an CAN MANDARIN ORANGES n I A Rwl NORTHERN TISSUE MEAT SAVE UP TO 25 EVERYDAY CHEFS CHOICE! $1 WISCONSIN SLICED LB hkL SAVE VEAL or CHUCKWAGON STEAKS............."79 0 AMERICAN CHEESE.,;*................ 69c CANS I out [VIRYDAY 6 A C I i39 PRICES or t A lOt. FOOD FAIR FROZEN BREADED 19Y 34" 2r INSTANT POTATOES "O'd"'s Sir 16hax Pkv LUZIANNE TEA BAGS loo cT. 7,r FROZEN TATER BITES....... .!.....5 TENDERLOIN LOW 5%0Z FOR FOOD FAIR TENDER FRESH GROUND LBS SAVE 25( EATWELL GREEN LABEL TUNA FISH... . . . ................................... SAVE 40#. COOK QUIK MCON 14111APPID HIP rtIt • 'k . 56~2oz CAIIS' $1 SAVE UP TO 204 Off 3 IN TO 3:8 tSe 3 $1 lo F 46= CANS EVERY I ABLY PAX HAWAIIAN PUNCH HI-C DRINKS I I SAVE 1JPTO3OC...EVERYDAY! 1 4 ILI RINSO EVERYDAY LOW "KE, FRESH BAUD Mfl UP TO 7* ... VVEP-YDAY.AIDOIg , , APPLE TOMATO JUICE........411,41532as rru.$1 , . BILL PIPPERS FANCY VAC14 ,s..ssIsISSSSSe''' G*LEH CUCUMIIRS...........!... 6 FANCY GLOSIII VARIETY YELLOW P To - -,--- ____I•- .4-.--- 4.-', -'4- - - -.-- ONIONIS.40646064000444-80 .: - Ic1vTT. 44 f I •' j I - �0 16 ..jtLL__$LJ1-ffiWOJII. -- J:r I * 74 I] Swift's Premium Tasty New SAVE 20c! Swift's Premium Assorted Fl avon ICE CREAM SAVE lie! Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit • PEACHESo .• W \ C.peland's Tasty • 5 cans V. Herman's Orange Band Wieners or . lb. (Plus 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps With Coupon) Swift's Premium Boneless Hostess Hams * . • • lb. (Plus 100 S&H Green Stamps With Coupon) Grapes lb. APPLES101..... ta; 59c PO TA TOES... lb. 10C CUCUABERS. 3 19c 17 17 _________________ ____ "p1 I] IC 50; I , .... A $1 \ \ t a • \ S - I * Suashios Hdro Cookies................ em- 49t F.T.V. Queen's Assortment... . ......... 12 as. 4le SAVE it! Nabisco Spoon Sir. Shredded Wheat ........ ' 294t Pr. .Sw.siened KOOLAID ............................6.49c EXTRA "low I . .. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Grope Jelly ............. 3 -0jarsa" 9 SAVE 29c! Smucker's Orange Marmalade 3 20 jarsox. 9 Try This Steak Treat PRICES All EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.-SA?. SEPT. 22-23-24 lb. $119 Broil London Perfect For Grilling, Fresh Ground I3eef 3 lbs. $165 100 S&H GREEN STAMPS. . .- I.rdsn's Ii 10 Flaky biscuits . . . . ....... con Ch.s Delight 69 Cheese Spread ......... Ic-Off Label Mrs. Filberts Whipped Margarine.... ' 32e I.,vsl Kraft's Cracker Sharp Cheddar ......... 10 PIE 90.5- 69tt G reedtam' ps REEF MOUTH WASH (Liiu.. 2 I $s., 1110. 1.O8 Sept . 24.i96 1 O off deal—with borax NEW YOUR RE rose lotion fab DRIVERS LICENSE liquid vel detergent IN ftBIRTH MONTH t.r 65 040. 73 1 be I —- I — .- • ._ -- - .. •..—: -. C t 63' 78' Fryer W*ings JwGreenob"tamps 55551*55 p5550*55 •0 SWIFT'S PREMIUM ION £LUS HOSTESS HAMS (hislove l.t.. kpt. 24, 1144) I action ajax liguid aj ax palmolive palmolive chlorine bleach cleaner cleanser toilet soap toilet soap 2.35' 335' also I 0 :1 sis11151( HUMAN'S O*APØE RAND WIENERS OR KNOCKWURST "' lb. 69 (Espirs. Set., Sept. 24, 1966) °' 69 pk•. (hpi,.s Sit., Sept. 24. 1966) • I I cashmere bouquet 4-bar pack soap bet 501 - 4 - •., - .• .•x_- ,.', •.?-i f JWGreedtaijJW reenStain US$5 555$ 555,.. Lia P05054W ANY SWIFT'S PREMIUM fliP ROAST .. OR OVER (implies Sit, S.j4. 24 1966) 1• d Where Shopping Is A Pleasure Sanford Pl* Hwy. 1792 and On.,. Dr.. Sanford G-EXTRA s....... L1J visitINtl (SWPee *15 5011141$ SWIFT'S PREMIUM COOKED OR RAKED SLICED HAM cashmere . bouquet 4-bar pack soap r,L 381 big; 235' Mile Ex1 /P1Ij : $ - * • U V t; yo ro C- * if s. 1-1 rt$ Cass.Ib.rry UR5s1.l.MQN..M7. J baggies baggies carey's plain or ronco thin soap soap sandwich bags food wrap 251t. 391 iodized salt spaghetti 12 10 •11s.. 2 beth sIti 451 is in is ty ig I palmolive gold 2 '1 so is 140144,, TUES., WeS).. SAT.: $s30.710 THURS.. FRI., $s30.9aO palmolive gold " 331 sisi S semis smodw 46 soP.M. - WNMV.S 1 $1,000: WINNERS Mr. James A. 1.t Mrs. Ckert.s S. Du$.ls 217 Poorest Ass. 206 S. Isv.vly Ave. AIt.mo.? SprIu, Pta. Tamp., Ft.. $100: WINNERS Mrs. I. I. Iâsl Rob.A A. Armsnemq It. 1, Rex 275 6054 Mwd.cM Nokussils, Pta, S.,e..?., Pt. Mrs. A.. M.rfla's Mrs. Rieburd Tar" 1906 St. sakeS 450$ Vesqk. Tamp., Pta. Orion" Ft.. Edward S. Ssbsrsp J. C. layS.,. Jr. 2614 hunts.. s,. 2605 1. Lola Ave. Orlando, Flu. Tampa, Ft.. Undo James Mavqar,r Hertel F. 0. Sax 13 1125 Highland Cr. NL (attsa. Pt.rSda Sr. Petersburg, Flu. Mrs. Jauses h400*t .lusk Dwsiie.y, Jr. lèS Albert St. II04LlaSe. Oundl. Pt.. HaMs. City, Flu. Mn. luau.. lmbriud Mrs. Annat MesseS. 1616 Sprues Ave. 219 Cr.Ne T.rr.s. Wl.fev Pelt, PS.. Port Cisarlatte, Flu. Adsi. J. P.rdtW Sesrisy Me. Smith 313$ luslid 6203 IsysMere Blvd. Tamp., Ft.. Tampa, PSi. Mrs. S. S. GUsbur W. K. Makoim 134 Sprl lied, 1050 AIferd Tarp" Spda, Pt.. Titamill.. Pt.. Barbara WhssdlsSd As.0 P. Vardoans 625 bq.1 Dries 702 1. Wilma St. Orlauds, PS.. Tampa, Fl.. Thou aro just afew of the many hwtdr.di Of hippy cash winners during the 21V week of our 'Let's So To The lacus' game. Chick your nearby Publix for names of many other cash winners. . •. •0 lb. 29c -- EXTRA lb. 89C Denver Roast lb. 99C Swift's Premium W be. Beef Roast Fryer Logs. • • 0 55 • lb. 79c Boneless Englis ut Thighs ... lb. Fee The Kids In The Fotn4ly • The 59 C Swift's Boneless GOLD SEAL DOG FOOD & 15½.s. 870 asia Ezi.s SO. Sep. 24, 1 I BeefC Roast Fryer JWGiiiStamps iaePSO £55 NUIAU lb. 99c • lb. S9CBoneless Imperial Perfect For Bar-1-Queing JwGreenwafflps amsea. ooer.0 aus eauau . lb. 59c Rump Roast Fryer Breasts. -U "I Pot Roast.. For Rotisserie Grilling Boneless MAN Swift's (With Ribs) heath. £ beauty aids. j Delicious Bone-In t jlJ'1'12'I EXTRA t. win up to $1,000.00 dairy specials • 5c-Off Label Crest CARD TODAY AT$*.IX ma s ucmtis taw WAY TO VM urn fiikJeIk go to fJè The races' \ A 5/ Green Peas Peanuts 1 01 H1 14 ½ ox. 690 Asparagus ............ 3 10cans SAVE 6c! Green Giant *303 can 19' A Nice Addition To Your Cookout Planters Dry Roasted 13½ ox. jar 890 SAVE 29c! 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FbP Halved Or Sliced . ;: .. 6 on. 0 pg. 0d 291 2 12 iskes,es. 251 2 '-•--.., 7 _11 • p..-- .-.•... -'---.---..,..- �_..l.'*. . s.• --..-.-_ - -. - -,----- - - . - - - .s . ... - -- . - - -- tdomm -- - a- _______________ - --p -.------..--.-------.-----------.----.-----.-- :. - -- - tnrjrii 1 'T r,fiI1tUfltINl1JLII1iUYfu1IJJil ..JPI 1 Ja . 111ii _ ___________ --- - . I 0 " By Abigail Van Buren C Take your DEAR APEY: I like this boy who Is 17. 1 I& big girl and a who WANTS to not like medicine A LONO his ?C1 think twice _____ t don' grsimbls. About a month ago we went 1", ativea about will TENDLNCIES: A who should make the _ ( .: , -' 4 C ThAT' IL 4 JT! PE4'5 F mess. And when you do, ____ risk Mother told don't the rounds and see by whomever ing - . 15 I'I;Afl MU. - Vli.ti I . It* PH J/ 2 ______ ______ S ______ _____ .\ _r~;, 11~~ structure where * blame him .. I 0 'I-' - - - r- ri (~~ ' L Cs-- L~ ve __ ~a I _____ _ I~A _ _____ _____ ____ ______ is ap. I ____ _______ around seeking " ______________ unmarried woman been came into $ If, ( recently-returned - _____ exclusively. stay If FRI R J are see someone, anymore, ' A borrow boy * and ________ ___ _______ _______ bell-being I ' A car, _______ I.I-... 11 , ~ I '3k: - else." I am tempted to try It. tried to explain I lawyer to explain the differ- structive interests, also. Keep 4 - understand 5 I ~'. 160, . - - - DESPERATE DEAR DESPERATE: Sorry, honey, but this Is a lesson , i.: ot, , youll have to learn the hard You your mother to let her know of any change in plans, When you failed to do so, you let her down, and now her fi way. agreed to call con dence , 17 in you is badly shaken. I .4 ~ I . I . 1, . ". 6 , U s *X20865 pJ/ , ; I, t. contrac Jim: "Not many. On the other the defense is certainly I ;•. hand, normal opening 11 ;~Ii lead LAS?' 43932 • • 52 4KJ$ 4Q4 AX 2 • 4 , 106543 Erm W of the king At AXJ359 I •A$2 4 of hearts and East should play his queen. This play shows that .. e.. E'rL-.rA .- I . ___ A . ' / - a - 4 - ____ _ __ ___________ _________ - - - ( - ______ IS A NEW NEI(45O. OF MINE MIS NAME IS L - / / BOY o ---- Ti4ATI _____ _____ ____ ____________________ ________________________ ____________________ _______________ ________________________________ aft .., fI,-4 I , . " - --.: . , I 7 -5- — ____ AL- rZ.J _______ P _______________________ ELJbJ 10 SCRATcH _____ EARTH'S ____ -. WW A NP : ____ N. _____ _______ ________________________________________ ___ liuu 'ko 4 J 4d ___ i Tl k ~ q-& __________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ AMa.sU3.p,tOf. 0 *$ •. "Mrs. Perkins must have had the same idea you did, Mom!! met Jimmy on his way over HERE to play!" ________________________________________ _ (Manfred ______________________________________________________________________________________ __________ — _________ _________ ______ ________ _______ " ______ TIZZY ____ ______ ___________ __________ by Kate _____ ________________ _______ ___ ______ - 5:30 (2) News (9) 0 (6) Walter Cronkite (9) ________ 5:00 (9) ________ (6) - _____________________________________________ ___________ 11% ___ , ___________ ___________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _____ ____ ____ T ________ __ ____________ ___________ _________ __ __________________ ____ ___ _____ _______________________________ __________ ________ ______ ______________ 44 - ________________________ _____ _____________________ A, ___ ____ ______ _______ _____ f - - _______ -.:" ________ PON5y - ' S C W 01 Zg./"p. _______ es . ____ .— - _____ ' POLLY. ttle 11121 0 r ____________________________________ te YOuR YC0OJ . J.P.McKE5, 6UR,..B11t (9) .4 pog 4 Ed - - ___ -' __ - ' ________ _ ___________ _______ 101.9 '0U _ I p %l')dermm ____________________________________________________ ____ ____ . ________ _________ - ________ _____ ______ . ____ -_ ______ ____ - I - ' ''V ___ . . " ' _________ 1UGS BUNNY __________________________________________________ UI OW ___ ___ ___________ _______ ___ ________ _______ _______ __________ _____________________________________________________________ • ___ 1' FREE ____ 27-----Ay .10 Kiud 32 Age 'I Aawim 0) L!4'fr JW 1 ____ _______ * ________________ _____ ___ ______________ _____ ~ffffl~ 7A . _________ _______________ __________ I5.,E,E ____ , ____ __ __ - ___ '-.,, .\ - 55 Departed S6licutridcoj O __ - ' (I - ' . _____ Iguned : -, r - - i- - _ - -. ------H . __ __________ ________ _________ _____ ____ 1A111A L1 __ H -r_ 1 _ 1-I 3tt ELf9E C_ E _1 I 46 cnuisit river ft ,- ,• ____ _____ . (,,,, jC &N . 110111. L. JO Everg,eegs alfiubs ba M 4 - asW Some Gains Walt DELICIOUS FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE ECONOMICAL PRICES - ft he 5:00 (6) Huckleberry Hound ______________________ Army Officer Attends School he an New Zealand as The brigade at the tiny town of Patron turned up smartly today at a blaze in a photographer's shop but forgot to bring the (UPI) — volunteer fire ey ac re it; it; CAFETERIAS — engine. osusoo _________________________________ '.a.d i.s., N. o ______________________ i,p4 Gin originally was know as "'" 11Ei01J50 I,iflhjRPI °° ' lit*oI the French word for FT. LEAVENVORT}I, Kan. juniper berry. (Spl.) — Capt. Roger J. Sulzer* son of Mrs. Helen J. Huttin, MATINEES Spring Garden Drive, Altaman Springs, Fla., is attend' NOW! EVENINGS I'tj, genievre. IOcsLtDG5 ';uiu j IT Jr. aIENCI I.Ca S. 1 '!" J if a. sun. $1.56 of monte ing the 10-month regular course at the Army Command and Gen. oral Staff College, Ft. LeavenV 4 JI, Kan. During the course, sched u l ed to end June 0, 1967, he is among 704 U. S. anti Allied officers being prepared for duty as cornmunders and general staff oUtcers in divisions or logistical n. thru thurs. S2.OI 'f' ::' sit, un Piol $2.50 smoking 25c addItleest PERFORMANCES DAILY 2 P.M. Io,, 1:30) And $ P.M. Open 7:30) 6 WINNIE OP ACADEM Y AWARDS - et-. nih - - DOCTOR ZIIWGO FILMID IN COLOR I 2 "ONE AND WIDISCUIN OP THE MOST Or UAUTIFIJL MOVIES EVER MADII' LIFE MAGAZINE levels. Captain Sulzer was lust stationeti in the Far Fast. lie STARTS d1 TOMORROW! his 135 degree in 1957 from Uucknell University In I.ttwishurg, l's. lila wife, Nancy, is with him . receiveti _________________________ £tiu I --_________________________________________________ II16LIMIV1IIAU1N*F*I1II31I usItAitTitis I ______________ ,_ . .__ ptus of "SPY Swu.T coin- (2 MY Aut WITH PACE' thq __________________________________ ___________________________________________________ K I t LAST 'ASSAULT DAYI Z ____ _._ ________ ._ "CINCINNAl'I tu & kiD'. ON A QUEEN ' ____ ____ ....________ _______ _.. Iiou _.. . 21..J Classified Close-ups hni4 11541 ________ I 60t.P MY PRI FOR i PUT NAT AP 1P4 DW ' CL/!Flt#.., :::D •• IWIP1 M W%T IT! _______________ _________ ';.. - i''I._1_ 1Fb'1NL' " ____ Fr __________________________ ____ ___________________________________________ _________ iI-. S b' - -, , .- . " -- II 4A p. ____ •. - 1 b - ft. Air _ ________ ________ ___ ______ ___ rTh1 i_ S.t (, __ _ ___ C30 __________________ I_ __________________ ___________________________________ n52. i"J AbSN. ______ ______ _____________ -1 _111111 _ Whether you're sailing a kitten or a power tool, renting a room, or offering a service low cost classified ad can-stir up action1 Phone today. An expert ad taker is ready a to help you write copy with real pulling power. Classified ads have worked won' ders for ethers. ..they can work wonders for youl p$Q$ 333.3411 431-5910 w SANFORD HERALD WITH 50,000 READERS ____________ - - 5- -3 , a , - ,- - C-, C __ - _ -- .- - - _\I . .t_- . I - f i I,, .ij g.d.d). Firemen! AUCKLAND, George Washington took nland of the Continental Army 12:tr. titiIdt,m I.11ut on Cuinbridge Cwuinon, near 12 (2) NBC News Høstoi, In tim. 1:110 _____________________ New. P0W(R :'i!t fy (sit isuE U.3.3.& __________________ (9) 7 Sunset Strip 4 :2 s,2) NBC New. 4:30 (2) Mike Douglas Show (9) i)ui,iut iteed 12:43 (6 CII New. 1 3:30 () HwImilus' Country (dl) Seii re'lt for 'L'umori-o w (9) Nuweline AIFIC, I In _________ Berlin. 6 tdkW$I'Ai'UI hN1EILPIUsE I i ... _ t. 3 - - --- is Fm m*.. _____ Stss NIsW. Taedsr, 4iclss iLlS Ut - -- ,..ø, j'....'... ____ both (Ii) ____ 1r11 sword . ____ _______ _____ ________ ______ Il_ 31 Chvumdt-aI 47 SiiimiIt Mrki* 42 Il,'ii,m comliliting form 41 hliIuIu-i,l pronoun 35 Clmemnit-al sulfix 44 White thou I, 4)4 NoI *e'ti ________ awpPolatw ___ - ______ __________ ____ _________A Rj5jTIEjI'D1 _______ _________ c4uJir7 O MUpp.ry _( ' ____ _____ aols 7k.uropca ' ',, nsu*s _________________ - . ___ ___ ,:- ___________ _____ - _______ J,osecoit,r IA ___ . ________________ ___________ (.:HY 38 h ( ublia r \s' ___ 25('om,ijumij,tIat tJ Iicgmma'r 27Farklu'horry ___ v ___ Dating DOWN I Stok.e (diaL) 2 Pa-o*agouiM _______________________________________ 3 Angers F 4Unitafwsiglg _____________________ __________ ________ (2) Show (9) 'i'he 12:00 (2) Jeopardy . and (9) Hupronmmerk.t Sweep Showdown (6) Dick Van Dyk. form) 54J(elpfulelyes F2 LENGTH? • _ __ 45flre.kl,tt.r 48 Ilegon, 49 Vcrbuuu,lik. plants __________ - ______ T _____ ______ __________ ____________ _________________________________________________ - ______ F ¶- intimidation PW_ - _____ _____ _____ _____ _____________ __ ___ ___ ___ ______ _______ _ _ -, (6) 1 I - 0 twa in the function of the gen. eral stuff at COVpS Army 10:30 (2) Concentration (6) The McCoy. 11:00 (2) Chglmi Letter (di) Andy of Mityberry 11:30 ______ 33 Cyprinold thu Iteteptaclu MI tt'sUt.-r 34 Of unmixed for potatoes 111 45 City In ot.) nt-age 38 Eradicate Mom Oklahoma 52 eovcr $7 (comb, form) 10 I 2 12 13 P 4OIsolat. ___________________ _______________________ 41 Compass pohd 42 lirItish guis _______________________ ___ _ ____________ ' ______ i_ifr _______ 20 Spirited 23 (poet.) 24btorko EvenlnfIndia __________ I_ _______ ____ v!1 P l Innocent Prevarication 19(oddcu(l.at1u3 9 omlsing '2OMalesheep 13 ( 21 Moslem uan* 19'! 14 Med Inaiplant 221'artof 15 Church seats 24 Oil iiiitot, l7Diltreaasignal 18 Ef(emlnat, FWEE ____ met - ______ EVE S /...E TO - it*r (.rlftIn hiye 1 love Lucy NBC News 'J 0 . a ____ ____ ___________________________ ' any way and 11 I)lssvminated 12 Word of assent 6tonme eorIte / I'LL ADVANTAGE O ____ ________________________ 'V r,.iS S.JIT 3UTE ____ __ ________ _____ __ ___ _____ _______ I - ojjj _____ - ________ IrJ Ei ______ ColorfulWords ACROS ______ ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle 4. - (9) :jI) — first marriage for commands. They receive intruc. Show 10:01) ( .') l0: (2) ...• four woman (lypay Ito.. lee (6) . - The 9:30 (2) hums and Allen __________ ______ I'.aeretsu For (9) "I think I over-thawed the chicken!" ____ itoimtpt-r Itootti (6) •lhkiP44.A,(.. T.M got Up..o, o If 2229129OQflQQ,Qj MEXICAN FoOP/ ___ ___________ __________ _____ , ___ 'IHI ASIUMI NO MORE HO? ______ ____ _________ _____ ______ __ _____________ _____ ______ _________________ . ___ ___ ____ ______ W _____ 'I, ___ __ _____________ ___ ___ 7:30 (2) Today (6) World At Large 11111 llersom, bhioey 8:00 (6) Capt. Kuuge&roo 5:25 (2) News ' __ -s 7:05 (6) CBS News 7:25 (2) Farm iteport \ C , ' OLi .z News (91 Where' the Action Is (6) .. , "a" -. 1 -21 . __________________________________________ 19) A Suumimner Semester (6) 7:01) (2) 'L'oday ' - (dl) 6:30 (2) - ____ inj -I i0ViI' y d town. Secret Storm (6) Uncle POOLS" ___ Monday when the couple—his real is Fabian Forte— were turned down when they applied for a marriage license Camden. The reason for the refusal was in 3:25 (6) CBS News 3:30 (2) You Don't Say (6) Edge of Night (9) The Nurses 4:00 (2) The .Match Game (6) OF 10 _________________________ applied his home He did, and now the wed. ding is set for Mt. Carinc Ruman Catholic Church. It is the - 2:55 (9) ABC News 3:00 (2) Another World Was 1, 2) Stinumuier .'iinm.unac Summer Alumiatuac TV CILL*sroun) ____ F £ 0 ~ .1",. often I 4 C Never The Late Movie (2) News 1:1)3 ( ) Daily Word 'IIIUIISBAt A. X. 6:1(1 (6) News C S I'M STARV6P. _______ ______ _____ ________ I . _______________________ WrR1' OQ PIMNER ____ ____ ______ ' Green Acre. (9) SHORT ____________ - '-P Monroes SHIP (9) The Newlywed Game that FabIan, 23, should have 2:30 (2) The Doctors To Tell The Truth (9) General Hospital Human i) - . CO-HIT 93O 2 ACADEMY AWARDS " LIE MARVIN VIVIEN LEIGH _______________________ - (6) 9:30 (d (;t'iuier Pyle 10:00 (2) 1 Spy eS) I'uunny Knys (9) ABC Stage 67 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News 11:20 4 9) EtIIto r111 1 Comment (2) Tonight \'sJJ.. _________________ - ' ELME in vsa (5) In Space (9) Man Who ' PEMI Virginian 9:00 (2) liob Hope Theatre _________ ________ are Lost The ________ __________________________________________________ 1:53 (2) NeW. 2:uO (2) Days of Our (9 A Time For U. 8:30 (6) Beverly illiIbtlIles _____ one "THE OSCAR" SOYD To - Wed Saturday I 1. STEPHEN name (6) House Party Hunting & Fishing (6) ________ _______ (5) t1I1 Talk (9) Hen Casey 1:15 (2) Focus Two Alfred Hitchcock (9) 7:30 (2) The ____ . - set- (5) As The World Turns Navy 1I1C News 6:15 (9) Newsllne 6:30 (2) Iluntley - Brinkley ____ ___________ IcILaIc'a (di) (1 ) ____ ________ ______ ______ •. • 1:30 (2) Let's Make A News 7:00 (2) Well. Fargo _ _________________ _____ SS'II)SESI)Ay P. fl 'rwillgtit Zone (6) Leave It To heaver Osann ________ C it. stage been wondering about this ( 1 ) J y ________ _____________ - STARTS 7:15 - ALSO DUE TO LENGTH . . . IRST HALE WILL BE EPEA1ED ON 2nd ;How. COME EARLY. I miss Luedke), the i 6:00 (t) News ____ ____ "- C', S'•. ° ________________ ___________ _______ is Miss Wilson 's I p.m. this case is Diet- ti:O0 (1) _____________________________________________________________ I - 5-.,, in ____ and inevitability Television Tonite ___ I OU his sister, Lori Rogers ns ics, tonight's show magnifiCAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — Fa teenage stepson of Vienna cently illustrates what it is all bian, who sings and has movie agent Charles Van Zeeland about. It Is a gripping, beauti- roles, rid Katie Regan, 2.5, who describes herself as a "retired film extra" plan to mary Saturdny hi Berlin, N.J. _____ for _____ in Wilt TwIg." (Color) The Mourn." (Color) If you have rich / _____ WEAR W TO 60mp __________________________________________________ ____________________ good skits, includ- home the body of his recently tempt for dramatic bent twig ~ - -- 4 iXtA In 1`101IRR INOVII. ~herp Are er into Fast Germany to bring hope sr;ne pretty suspense story, not quite ravorta around as a Mahera- the cold war, the drama is as. ing flVI!' itS low-down origin in gnisli'y as last week's, when Jah. sent.Inily about a men trying contempt, we may not really It - ________ _ __________ ___ Imp i ___________________________ ________ ______________ etc. (Nil(',) Man I RICI-IES MAY L% BNEArn OUR VERY .•:i' bdc I)reelen). epert girl, _________________________________________ SCIE = HAS ONLY WHO I<NOWS j _____ oItija Van I singer. Iii ______ thnlflrh it ,nnit-I he ike hanThurger on Van fully photographed and hrii- ihort order in a heanery. P*y. tic delivered I _____ ______ Prev iews from _______ ______ _____ _ - your compaons psychrIogi- 4, forgiveness ha*i been nu!ø into a ;ery and tiu' fine performance of its lends, particularly Klugmnn. (Nancy Wilson), a Las Vegas Carre's theme. Don't ,Juliet. Mills stars as Packers' This MarY TV debut 9-9:30 p.m. (ARC) The 10.11 Singer, 'Extra (ABC) ARC \Vho Never Was. "Search For '67. "Dare I Weep, Dare I I __________ ____ 0 -2I - THL__ 11 tonight. But \1tOd him. ' ____ __ PRISCILLA'S POP ) I . .- _________________________________________________ ____________ I_ forgive your iister's malice I" --lits tile Chrysler Theatre. ing one In which Albert playn deceased father. Althnugh the I happen to yoii. Forziveness in it \'hen -' ___________________________________________________________________ c ____ ___ - 1% - . ____________________________ 49 11 opponents out of action." __ ___ S - 'T t) ____________________ __ • ''- - '" ,,..,, __ 'U ________ ft' UER.. aim unborn child mind a hit not being .J:mrk Im'Ily guest stars as Al 10-11 p.m. (NBC) I Spy. to escape from the neetis and manage it. We'll just tall our- I':iekm'r, a private eye down on "fori." (Color) Scotty's old dominations we have of nt-hers, and -'elves , ____ ______________ hiM lurk Who accepts as client friend .Jim Rogers (Gregg Mor- .lem.s Mason plays it superbly. one Iiuddy Murkos (.Inck Kiuig- HA) Is the only man to have In the presence of his father, 11)110), a small- time hood, fnikd government training Karl hoffman (hugh Grifcornm'reemj and program for a demolition team. fith), he becomes a rowed l%illm'll in I 'n e ker 's apartment, %%'h.'n five of the six explosive child before your eyes. .rill LAS I TIMES TOMmIE I'a*'l'r raliM the I)(Ilice—only to experts are murdered, our RenneW plays an East German ADULT Iuuivt' Mitrkos come alive again. hoy are assigned to protect girl, Frieda, and Hamilto n ENTERTAINMENT Flit' Slot-)' is full of resurrect- thu. MOTE . . . YOU MUST remaining man, John Dyce is excellent as East GerU iS YEARS OLD I SE ed corpses, and the whole thing Keegan is saved from incredibility by Srottjp asks Jim's whereabouts part that epitomizes the coldTO SIR THIS MOVIE. _______ YEAM,. CP.EEP Wi40 LOO LIKE JUST PO w $ . r _____________________________ ____ get n 9-It) p.m. its 41, - ________________________________ __________________ arms, oIlier ________________ careerwise. - _____________________________ __________ ___________ . f ,; __________________________________________ -_-_ -_ to Ineil mid sel- 1111-1111il, Ili a cnmeo role. ___________________________ _____________________ N11 I'l - - ____ ____ FEL.LAS,TMIS recommend 01 : 'iJ ' I ,'.! two th e -:,% ) _____ _____ r. (fl. by — HE IS - ~j %7~ __ _____ ______ in our about fnri.iness. .enh iltiiiig • ' - c5i-. , there (('o1ip- VIIIIIiIIM Its ~ C~z _..7 _____ _____ first be sure to put ' order, whe be also holds the jack. Right ther In busiin Oswald: "This time South has all I ness or at home, up to West to make here It Is a big hand pji ill" Iwo without spades. His E-1 if ea 11 hc. __U. . i2lrz Lot be ideal, the first key play. Be must unjump to three diamonds is cmii• derlaadhisaceofbeartatogive p nently proper and It takes per- too. LIBRA (Sept, 23 to Oct. 22) Pass Pass his partner a chance to load a Pa feet def ense plus bad luck Op"ttng f, L both minor suits to boat this Certain fundamental situations 4dWAU4 Oswald: "It shouldn't be too RO at home require a new slant U 7 It, I rough OJT MORE 9:9M East to read what his Iond heart.. South will rise wIth JIm: "Correct bidding does you want th em to function more limits. efficiently. Get rid of partner Is trying to do and lead 1 the ace and lead a club toward 4000f, i not win this time but it does e ll trump tions and you increase barafter winning the see- dunnuy's queen. East will top in the long run." _________ mony. You have the right Ideas N zsk it e —see th at they are carried ;r I _ through. JP SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) By Polly Cramer —_ ...__ Calls, visits with others, ______ brings about an excellent Inter____ DEAR POLLY—! save all through them all—MRS. C. C. the garment does not even change of ideas, a better underILI standing of the views of others. the copies of a small popular M. need touching up again with Do the buying that Is so vital to _____________________ . magazIne In plastic hugs. I DEAR POLLY—Betty Anne 51k,. W ________________________________________ __________________________ _____________________ _________________________________________ wash and dry large bread bags can remove the scorch from the iron. This MUST he done your opera tions now. Be clever. ___________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ right at the time It bus been SAGITI'ARJUS (Nov. 22 to and slip the magazines inside, her husband's white shirts financially One Large bug will hold a rubbing with a cloth dampened scorched. I use my clothes Dec. 21) You WWATS THE MATTER, AW, IT U LL, ARE M 'VAH, SLIT IF ',vu sw -n'i.00g ) is is very and today, th minded i3UZ 'u'tOOK UKE ...SHES PESD year's copies. The issues in with hydrogen peroxide and sprinkler to wet such spots.— 'TM' bOMøiI 1W HE EYE, VLi'P K'4OWE'J A ETON LTT)W W4 P#/ good, since your ideas are prae• H.WEW'T GOT A CHANCE! that bag are listed on a slip when the scorch is out rub MRS. L. L. . 1HAT cE a good you can add tical and I! OF Mme of paper that is placed in the with a cloth dampened with GIRLS — When ironing a I deal to present abundance, You bug no it shown through, clear water.—LO1S. Tile bugs are tied with cord so DEAR POLLY-.-3 would like damp spot from which scorch I are ingenious about personal ___________________ 1 the books do not. slip. They are to toll Betty Anne she can get has been removed, be sure to f matters, too. Keep busy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. stored away without. having to the scorched place on her bus. cover it with a clean, dry cloth 20) it's up to you to get out I 11 1 take valuable bookkcase space band's shirt with cool water, or you may end up with a rust into the business world early, \ '.,. ci and are still readily available, put the shirt on a clothes stain. Scorch on heavy fabrics since many 'ii fine opportunities 1 also list the contents so any- hanger, bang tim the direct sun- can sometimes be removed \•. C %4.\ by are awaiting your acceptance. can easily find an article light and let dry. The scorebed b r u $ b I im g LIGHTLY with . F,q ''s fine taste. Plan your Dress in they want without going spot will disappear and VERY FINE sandpaper. Severe itinerary and t ii a a carry I .' 0 scorch often ur •"21 the fibers through In a positive manner. I 1') - - -and cannot be removed. — ________________ \ by 51*. 1__tM_l.. _14. P W .*.quARws (Jan. 21 to Feb. _ time spent finding li DEAR POLLY—Many reo- out just what It is you want to OKkl, 1O0, IM T GØJ TSAr *T! TH'3AU. ME SEEPJ 0vsR 10 7H15 Mg. HUCKL ple like ' DON'T AU. * C I 3PTW fri $iff to paint their window accomplish in life can bring fine 20 MII4UT LET FACE s,oin. s,ip . C screens before storing them ideas, right rewards. Discuss 115; KMTW bMi slow. w CAN WHY I CrMDWT MY $IPcA5-WA5(T EVW 0E HUCLEu THAT MN MW ___ ClIAT— for the winter so they are idi goals with confidantes, experts. WR1T Him A ,TOOP705UCH WlW1W. ready when needed in the They th en show you the proper CtICK, . _,,DPMY1TYlJ !TAINWI spring. When painting ours w. to operate. 1Career after 40? Yes, and a each family has a private house we hang them to the clothes PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) career before 40 and after 80 but said Mrs. Campbell, "we all line wi th a piece of wire. No Very successful persons you Z _______ C and, I am sure, a career after meet for lunch." She said. "I'm spatter and they dry nicely, know can now give right ad1P4#4(,_ 90 as well! This remarkable happy in the morning when I Both sides can be covered in vancement, so don't hesitate, I lady of HO bus just written her awaken, but by o'clocook OflC painting session, too.— but state aims. Gad about soc' 1 second book. She's Mrs. Kemper I'm vicious." (I can't believe MRS. A. P. C. lull)'. This is really your even 4C 1:11, I Campbell from Victorville. Call, this.) DEAR POLLY—If you are lug to bowl. You have excellent ( fornia, in the high desert coun- Mrs. Campbell is a tall, band. taking a small baby to visit poi. I Ir n.y. some woman with white someone for a day put the IF YOUR (II 18 BORN 5*51 N* I.,. ' 6 Her book, "Whom God Hath hair which she combs back in baby's bottlu and jars of food TODAY. he, or she, will be & sOft-'drlflk ciii'ton. it JoIned Asunder," is delight, full aevere fashion. -held by small iii Ii one of those very practical i .4 I of wit und wisdom. It's the per- comb. The afternoon we inet her easy to carry and you do not people and want security from -"ft 0 1`111A 6; MA: b& TAL Aft. Pi' 1. I fect companion for her first dress was pink linen, a smart have to worry about breakage. earliest youth__ _________________________ ________________________ _____ ______ ______ , otherwise the ______________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ '% written at 75, entitled, "Here I two-piece model with translu- —VIVIAN. nature will be an unhappy one. 1/., C.IP4 P45117'S Problem I Raise Mine Ebenezer." This cent buttons to match, costume Slant the education along bush/ DEAR POLLY-1 have book created tremendous inter- earrings of pink. I asked if ness lines that will bring in fine / % i eat and received wonderful me- rode and she replied, • have quart. of floor wax that has f inancial returns quite early, 71 3 views across the country. thickened. Is there the field of property manridden horses for ntlbfl i I Mrs. Kemper Campbell and I have regretted giving It thin it iO that it will agement is also good. Great or4 l'ow I In New York, where she came up. Ten years ago i tiaci an at, still be self-polishing? ganizational power here, too, as / DEAR POLLY—Gently rub well as a flair for detail. Phi for press interviews and TV ap-. tuck of acute arthritIs; JIT ______ .1 i pearances. She's a most stimu- lucky to got over It, but duth dirt7 shirt colisra with nylon lanthrepy In old age appea . ~' 9 22 I Wng personality. who says ex- Wis tim my horn dW and not wrapped around a bar of here. too. pretreatthem before actly what she thinks, and her somehow I never selected an. "The Stars impel, they do - tri4 putting In the washing manot compel." What you niake of ball' i thoughts—and words--have ter- other. Now / chlld ) ~ Also, J. 1 use plain net __________________________________ li is up to YOU! to your fe largely CaN ) rific Impact. Before her New I must not ride horseback." I1J fll3t dishes clean, it works Carroll Righter's individual ____________ as 3 York visit -she Injured her knee Actually, I rather tmagltw _______ I I =a I aW the doctor put her in a Mrs. Campbell gave it -up beI. as widl " -_ t for your sign for GeL 1 wheel chair for three weeks, but cause she thought It best her. is immure gentle.—FEANCE5, tuber is flow ready. For your 'i PEAK.'! EACH OtIL-' tilt' NAME, GOT 'Ut 6ACRWJEWELS OF KI1. ThO5 copy send your bfrthdutt and ORTIl A she got up and flew to New self. She's that kind of woman. NlY-- CAST 1QUROOJ TLAL M15 10 6TEA. i.'..P) Anyone submitting a Pofly'a $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, I1 5PAR A i York. She uses a cane and I'm Her remarks mth 1R1uNL h0NWL _____ ____________ 'ir.f.wri sure It Irks her "free spirit." re membering, For jnsianor: Problem,* solution to a prub- The Sanford Herald, Box 1021, loin or a favo rite homemaking Hollywood , Calif. Mrs. Campbell Is a lawyer as Time and a bottel of 9 -. Ides wi ceive ll re a dollar W wuberhusband.Shebasbeen will Improve ev __________________ - -,T. , tv an assistant dIstrict attorney, Why the bottle of , t say Pofli uses the Item In Polly's Most railroads and buae* In I; ftintem legal counsel to the Los Angeles Because the heart grows weary the United States and canada to Planned 3'azenthood Association, of being bltter.' charge one fare for & blind ." .' _ and a professor of medical jurla- Do remember to read Mrs. Mt. Ararat, Biblical resting person traveling with ef $ seeing I Campbell's latest bo it wiU $ NUShA is a Vol- attendant The os coceuio I Berbomelsonalargerancli, delight you. cmno on the boundary of Iran duesnutspplytoabhindpermjoj and there is also a guest ranch, Tcrnwrruw: "1 Can't Wear A and Turke.' in southwestern traveling alone or with a guide -...-.-.Her family li ves th ere, and Rug!" Asia. dog. ________________________________ ____ ____ - - UH--SA ':' .' --- That guest.- caught, and when Peter In. written by and played new threat. to law v'stigntes a security leak, the by e x perts. The author of the helpful. Th'v go on and on r 8111d ot ilor, The 511inst.rel. trail leads to bietrieh. Imodke original ittory in .rnhn r,ecnrrt-. . I ing enmprohrnc,on of th e enemy Sti- iiiiinulng np,tI ri-tinning, ho mines a fine, convincing jnh. A. creator of "The Spy Who Caine r -. • nearly mlt'sI - m,yq (;ttu,rum City's 10.11 P.M. (CH) The Danny In From the Cold," and the is the end of the forgiving proft is not the he1nn1ng. q'ronoi,,k . ' stn)'ifity q fiddling Kayo Show. (Color) Denny's screen play was done by ' 4 ' beginning is contempt The time roIIiJnIterizt.tl stork quo ta - guests are I'ddIn Albert, for sing- Icy Mann, ft. is a ta le of I 0 1%4 ~, "", sw.'rm- 9". U,to. ok_ - 1 HIM- alld then (If-mmidinsr pn.v- or Vikki Carr, And thp itinselmr. ineffertual West German htiqi1 it. Phyllis instrumental group of Soglo nesmnn, Otto hoffman (James noble scorn (or his helplessness W11-fit else, Daughter, does yotir young 111nil lgive to to.'nt to qft,p - I I .1 - I'm going to tell you efficiently, yawning, groping, mond it ~~- I - hster; stop puhing ponsi- of - II CHARM, Pl.E,5pARK- -%_-WT%.,: r - ,_! , n .., - 1. _____________________________________ defensIve plays South must lose good day to get that wardrobe five tricks." or home b and glisten- OEM Jim: "North's one spade re- lug for th e busy days ahead. uponie Is a bare minimum. He Then delve Into those new and makes ft for reasons. The in teresting outlets that fascifirst is that If South holds a no te you. Keep busy and you big hand with a spade fit there stay happy. 1tIA1, AL * I "%- thin for veno growing eyelashes tight under thing enormoulv imponnt your child as soon our eys, tight X*d4hfA , ______ -- may be a spade game. The see. 17RGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) end is that If South holds a Idea] day for ta king in a game 1#54 ... ,_,: '4 , • - rightened difficult. West has a . I I 91-21* Z •Q7 C_ 1~00 . ____ and trump. After this series of LEO (July to Aug. 10863 sation. Oswald: "1 wonder if many players would find the defense to beat South's th ree-diamond L..L IT'11 'L7' Charter a new course for the days ahead. Be alert to good - - openings that give vent to your $1 it with the king and lend a sec- energies. NOITB ver Jacoby and Son ,., I boy 1 E!I FE- AFZ F: OR CXJR 1`~;L- RAJREP CZMMTI IOXI THE LL1I , U ThAT, 'IC*J HAVE ON HIS FACE,THE 6RL=j: -W- WONT PLAY I DIDN'T RA I S E' ,' TUBA, IN D rp4E RAWD' r0 BE AN _I OOM'PA-) HE FBmD THE HIGH SCHOOL., CHIU)REN I .. your t ' AC1LY- AIi' . NO ' S.. system Oswald starts today's con- - TURA PLA"'F' A ______ AV jg 90199AV .' m tEiL',' EC3E A1Th,7 7 HEAP.' - your IJewupaper Enterprise Asia. , - aight. When air 11110r— 0 - _ set A6 &4,099% QaW46# I - 1Ot4, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) DEAR ABBY: Please Troubled? Write to Abby, Angeles, Cal,, Concentrate on some way to tr a service Box 69700, Los loved one more by man returns home after his 90069. For a personal reply, please inclose a stamped, self-adtore, kind words, etc. Some new to visit all the relatives? Or dressed envelope. for taking care of your • . . should THEY come booklet., "How bills should be found. Th ink and him? For Abby's Z Intelligentl y. BIG DEBATE to Have a Lovely Wedding," act MOON (June DEAR DEBATE: It seems send fl to Abby, Box 61)700, to July 21) You are now able to to me that the service man Los Angeles, Cal. 90069. interest your friends in some project th at will gain both you and th em an added Income. 6rANDIN6 ALREADY= N~ ... I OUT OU ____________________________ _____ _____________ ______ n hility end they tako it most yrnir.qolf to it. me nil you wanted Nn knnv him. That's true. Rotween athts 1- ___________________ 11*-~~_ friend She our lives, ANWIR: The truth k that 7:8t).M '.n,, (A UC) flntrnnn, (John A MlUt4DER - ______________ view? I should I(Vt' hated them. ft's •hølr r mot you -\ who k 1. 1 , ,, I,.' i -,., t", tdl lit' L lZe \ 0 ence to as you met, him. ________ ( mom, but What do you think? between a "legal sopara- busy. X END OF ROPE tion and a she wouldn't even listen to "separate mathTAURUS (April 20 to May 20) m. DEAR END: I wouldn't tenance" agreement. It is Making new contacts can recommend It. Ask yaw "elle.. When are mothers going to more than Just a "gentle- assist you to advance more ro ver" what to do If he man's agreement," altho In quickly is possible during day, their daughters Buys,'I wish you hick," and Your Mae it couldn't have so keep busy. Extending interand try to see their point of then quits dating you entire. been more appropria tely cats to someth ing th at has been We didn't commit any ly. quite alien to you ere this can big crime. I Just have to am named. I want him ? how tO our rnn,ii doctor when I nkeml him to nnthnrize a t}If'tfl)PIiptIt' nhottio. lie toIii"i'il nimil 111W Son WflS botn by has hnfôrø wn _____ _______ Is possible through civic con- and I just HA'%rE to see him. N111.11 he fflO Lawrence to . • OW 1K pow. said till '' didn ' t right then, C l oi 4 11 - - ______ ______ - - ft you give your son tad, a great writer, omewhnre shouldn't ( "I I -!,it I I- 11 Ii awrtloyi. On a re. Ile 4tirb An nwhil troth t(P f ell- credit for making ynii want him qn.vq that %,l- nri,,t fir4t fool enn. P',**.i*,it viqit to my she him. There's no roast-In that. w' SOOn as you met. him, he tempt for an neu1y in order ____ ________ _____ 1 21. Muriel him before birth, Wbn' n hvnt met, ft ' t piIinr it thi trIm, i?t 1 hnhie t make themit wan't. flow ('ifl I te l l qelvos rented es a we've ild 17 years ago, I I ni4 win': from kidney him I did not fliP ____ he doesn't concernedand " ____ _________________ 0 . ____ side tence N WI~4 i L, t 0 'c.ry. My qlqtq'r went with ran I forgive my ktnr? - 7 ;1 - he wants to see. If to call -, I,AWftjN(:J: rid l,I'rIIpp pi- ogrinnt with ho nkerl tIII. ch wn •,._'- - cars - Sept. rrntt nntnrh (V. a 31U (Viomm I 55 !.C' ' your stable I. kr I t yrF 1l)&IyUEc cC- A4 NPRcION AitJf os C ' ) ThUC'T MMT r s Galbraith Dy 44OUir, ''' M.II' .0 GLANCES 1, outdoor movie 1ntead. * ) CNFRVPFtF_Tl-)'&Q%_ VC~j MFE-- .,. SIDE . . - _\ \j( demonstrate dance, - TO MIT r'4 first move. go :F ,._,~e ,., 4;~'~ llOUS7! . . '-) k" ~,f0%, __ BOARDING . ~~! _#, qc= 1'ME 6NCE 'VE at-El. A NIGP4T DM JRSDAY, SEPT. 22, iNS GENERAL Youll got another ehance to tippouuid on a date. We 'w If he's full of pep beautiful day and evening for your trustworth. to a hut we went to and i- in' go, he'll make whatever has to do with rebuild. N to an fife on a more secure It thoughtlessness, or me when I starthe's WO and the with boys trhig to get away with out and wants only to sleep, emotional, ad going in romantic or plea. eat, and relax, no one would sure-loving that If I had a change of something. of your axisher up and toll plans If fly Is th DEAR AEBY: I am her, but before I had a chance kinfolke. plies also to public meetings of young, who to get out of the car to call And when mlatives want tO highly placed officIai in the has trying to get a very her, she and dad ee the world of nations as well. eligible bachelor In town to the movie and saw us. service man, they should ARIES (March 21 to April 19) marry me. He dates me conShe say anything check with his family tO SOC You have only to contact sfstimtly, but not she let me in the time is right and they orful ind1v1dual who at the the but the next day she A very clever friend of mme are welcome, head of organizations or groups has suggested that I I couldn't th is to get th at backing you need for ______ diamond from C 0 N F I I) E N TIAL TO special projects. New Abby, we like each other toll him there Is "someone "LEFT HER": Ask your 5Th 21, _ _______ _________________ I _________________ -..-. OUR Sept. rii. Forecast I _______ ___ ___________ __________________________ 6bq: * - Horoscope Page SA - ' ftdorb - W.QLZ lox - - 13 1. : / - pif~_W '7.1', I 4. I ' ~i I ~ . - I -.! - - , -•'1' �11 4' -. -. - lb . - - .--- - '.SII p - r.__- - - -• rr11 j._ujs- ssessesS - • _ T - , ,, • • F ,- -- .5.--, _, i 1. Hold Your Own SsLie With Idlerald. Want-Ads Ph. 322-2611 . X. ..V_1 - . ..,14, . ,I r% .i. ".1t ___ Want Ad Information DIrct Ph... Lh,.s To Wa.t Ads SANPOID SOUTH SEMINOLE . - i i ~J. ,4 --... .,.,.' ;~ ''.. 1!I 4 CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY TWENTY ONE DAYS ................ 14c Per Line TEN DAYS lie Per Line Per Line Line OAT . ...... •............. ••• 30c Per Line Q 3 LINES MINIMUM ($ 1 .50 MINIMUM CHARGE) --- Proves A Fraud.1 SITUATION WANTED ADS teams - - I i. 1-j. 1-Lost & Found 2-Personals 4-Beauty Care b-Card of Thanks f-Child Care 8-L)og,,.--.Cnts.....Peta I 0-Poultry-l4vestook 12-Special Notice. 124-Catering-Food 14-Bicycle Repairs 16-Special Iervio.s 16-Interior Decorators 13-Janitorial Services 18-Landscape Service 11+-Builders Supplies iD-Bardware 21-Home improvements 22-I'Iumbtng 23-Painting 24-Well Drilling 26-Air I I. . j ]: I z 2$-Photo & Equipment 80-Borne A3nilIancea 81-Musical instruments 82-Business Equipment 224-Job Printing 84-Upholstery 86-Vacuum Cleaners 87-Moving & Storage 3i-Exter1rnrnitors 424 -Planta.....Fe.d.--S..d 60-Misc. For bale 61-Article. For Rent 62-Swap or 11 , 60-Buiirie*s (Jpportunitisp Want Ad African Leader Gets Knighthood Publish., reserves . - , C H A It L L S ALLEN, An a nno uncement said Queen South Seminole indus- Elizabeth II had approved his trial arts teacher, will appointment its it knight cornserve as president of the mander of the Order at the Brit- mad, 2. Persomals 4 . •--• I .,; -. .•., Seeks • ,'' - , ,.4j ,• • •_. • • 4 • s . •• , . . Winnie s Cousin Divorce • ':"• ' ,I ' tkA . .'L lI 13, SUICIDE Prevention. - flog. 510ev Psi-man- ent $.00; Iteg. $26.00 Perrnanent $7.96. BENICE'S BEAUTY SALON 100 E. Tat St. 322-1+665 _______ 5Ca of Thanks HE FAMILY or lirudiord H;senee wishes to thank everyoust for their consideration and gracious help during their period of bereavement. The James Spisne, Family of 1., All Creditors and Persoss IIu-Issg Claims or Demeads Agniast Said Estates You and each of you are her.. STENSTIIOM, DAVIS L N cINTOSH Attorneys for Adminletratrjz Gum Testamento Annezo (Ancillary) flnrid State flank-Suite 22 Sanford, Florida 22771 Publish Sept. 14, 21. 28 & Oct. 4, 11+66 sn lionic br vorlc i.ig niot is.rs LAKE MARY 8$-1510 nd 1. Public Record. of Semi. is County. Florida, at public cry to th e highest and beat der fur cash at 12:00 noon cmi eediiy. October 11, 1916 on the Po of the Seminole County arthouse, Sanford, Florida. ted: September 1, 1999. JOHN E. MAGU1RE. IL Vatted Statsa Marshal Legal Notice •:, t '--------- ------. 2441+ S. Oak Ave. L.0 -r 1 r c I R. Pets & Supplies .0 L •4 • • $15: Love Birds, Kent,,, Parrots & Fine),. ANIMAL KINGDOM 17-92 l,ongwond 535-9644 6 NC). (SlaP hound puppies. Walker & Black jul tan cross. P1.. 22-1626 around 6. POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed healthy. Tiny toy & miniature at aflid Terms. 2423-1449. Poultry Livestock - HOUSES HOARDED Reasonable Rates Good Riding Ares Phone 322-6*61 manager. Transportation tun Ished. Write P. O. Box 6.1. Winter Park, Fla. *---TC 1%4 by PlEA, I 'My dear, you could be a fairly interesting conversatioi skit if you would stop saying, 'would you believe' and 'sorry about that'!" 31. Musical Instruments 50. Misc. For Sale WANTED mitt time Correspondtnt for the Sanford area. Retired or semi-retired persons nlso considered. Car essential and sonic knowledge of credit Iy,-csilgntinn. Reply by mall, tatlng age; background: bustness- or enuployment record nst,1 present activitie s. Write: hut & flradstree4, Inc., p. 0. West Bay Station, n., 220; 1i.cks-,u,vil)e, Florida. ~ Attention: W. P. Smith. - • - • i Z' •j • •- • • THE CITY OF Sanford Civil 5cr-iee Board is accepting appli. c'ations for the position of Su pt. Water Distribution Qualifications: Age to 46 yra.; high school grad, or equivaresident of Seminole it'uit; County for at least six months, Experience In planning and directing installation of water lines, valves, hydrants, meters and services; ability to direM, suipervists & direct maintentunec at' water distribution sys. tern Submit applications to Civil Service Examiner In city hidi not later than Sept. 28, • •'' • • - -. • • • • • Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vilulen Deputy Clerk Joseph 21. Fitzgerald 4, 1966 DDE-44 9 106. Apartments For Rent 115. F1'RNISIIEI) 2 Bedroom horns mc plus utilities. Adults, no Pets. 622-4069. $70 2 11I'IT1M. FI'RN. $245 month. Includes water \Vall to Carpet \Vall Payton Realty ped on 2 well shaded lots. Priced to sell quickly. ESTATE CALL DAY OR NIGHT 121-7411 I BEDROOM furnished home 822-6085. Call before 1:10 m By 0WER: I BDRM., I bath, or after 6:30 p.m. 5 RN. HOUSE. Partially turn Ph. 32.1-1979 • rotsd. Open for reasonable offers, Seminole Realty • •• 1901 Park Ave. 212.51*2 anytime I for lots or acres. I LOCAL NSWAMI with air Hwy. 434 100. Resort Rentals or nights *23-1110 322-2611 A NIJC =VICE Autos For Sale - 19114 I • more land If wanted. *22-4059. FHA - VA HOMES - $100 DOWN Located Throughout County 1-3 Bra. 1-1% 2 Bath. Some Kitchens Equipped Payments L.a. Than Rent To Inspect Call :7% Stenstrom Realty A Multiple ('iii after 4:30 weekdays or all day 'F..Z------------------t,A1.I, 555-DISi alter S. 1961 iii uk" 8-013 t'r T I eat. & Cunday. 14141.jl I 1Li%s? I'm 11, IT1 k.i I -San?or,l 5tifiird *22-I1IS OrI;un'l,, 44-1fli4 - ()p,'.i hilly tit - ------- - -----•- - . R';u 't 51 s ItS V EM I'A N (J'il )lt 1 IA WA MOT(lit A-i YAZOu I AREINS t.AWNMOW. •ncItB LEWIS AI,E5 & HPftVICE • 3$?? W Country Club Iliad Phone 517.7919 - - -, V tift VV S. Hwy. 17-92 12:1. floats & Motors i -ihin OL%Hs, I) -- --- -- lieslo, Epoxy Paint & (hue. Vv'hr,ie'. u's?' tries.. Ph *23.1+420. -: • . S. a VOT,KSVAGEN ('AMl'Eit Completely Equipped. Private 322-8058 Ph. WHY GO FURTHER? You can't beat our price.l See or Call BOB CLEVELAND mu Rutand Chrysler - Plymouth 1124 Hwy 17-93 flelisry *11-5003 Horns 775-1979 COMPACT to Cadillac. they're all economy cars when you finance with United State Hank Lowest used car payments Call *29-1771 and compare. - .~ 1- t " - • APT& close in. ,'•. MIh.i - \ - Jimmy . I OR 2 BDRM. everything fern. Including utilities, Smyrna Dr. & 17.82, Dellary. U$-S609. 108. Rooms For Rent : - -'-• i -, Listing Realtor 106. Apartments For Rent LARGE THREE Bdrxn. Furn. Apt. 1703 MagnolIa. Only $55, 322-81+51 or 221+6. 7516 Park Drive FURNISHED 1 Bdrm. Apt. first floor. Close to town. Call 122. 0763 or 322-9332. 22-3420 $4,210 J:,~111 • WE OFFER a choice of S homes LAKE MARY: Clean furnished at this low price. Each home apartment. Adults only. recently renovated and preCall 3-3930. sently rented. Can be purchas. ed Individually or all 5 for in- 1 BEDROOM Furnished, water come investment 2 are cotuturn., near shopping & hooppletcly furnished, 2 are kit. tel. $60. Call 122-9192. equipped. Sorry, cash only at R APT., 2100 Mellonvih).. FUN. these prices. *1i91. Bi gger and Better Than Ever Before! go" sloisg wsysl ELLINOR Volkswagen FIRST SHOWING 3219 S. 17.92 Sanford SANFORD ORLANDO 322-1836 IV 444014 See Us For Recitals $ 72-7174 Weekends H2-0485 Nights Day. - IT PAYS TO USE THE HERALD WANT ADS I: - RENAULT 10, the best Renault ever built. This one gives you superior per. formance and comfort, economy with luxury features. See these, they're stand. ard on all units: bucket seats unibody construction, disc brakes, 4-wheel sus. pension and fully synchronized floor shift, and even morel ci L, -, DODGE OF DEMONSTRATORS & NEW CARS! Carry New Car Warranties) Dodge Coronet 2 DOOR SEDAN 5i.nd.,d Transmission (heal., d.I.s.d) Padded Sunvisor, Whitewalls iwow p 2078 L. This Is The Last Chance! Don't Miss Out! SeminoleCo-Motors 1801 W. FIRST ST. I I FINAL CLOSEOUT 1966 PH. 322.0614 ALSO ON DISPLAY 11 Don't Consider Any Compact Until 40 You See All The New, Exciting Features Of This Fine Import. - GOING AT LOW CLOSEOUT PRICES! If You're Interested In A Real Bargain UNNEW Consider These! Dauphines and R=8's All Are Available For Immediate Sale And Delivery! RENAULTS Only A Few Left EXAMPLE! chen equipped. Convenient to schools. Pb. 3224-267. SAULS AGENCY t Ht]Vi%I.ILJJ Ii,I9J T:L.•.P.P.iU'I 1 2 J3DRM HOUSE for rent. Kit- & nice sis.' lot. Will also rent With option to buy at 112,000. ',-•-•.••,• 91"4atS FACTORY AUTHORIZID VW DIALIR Stenstrom Realty A Multiple Listing Realtor 24 Ji.,drootui unfurnished house. Large shady lot. ('all 322.1521 or 122.5426. - At Seminole Co. Motors 104-Trailer Space-Rent TRAILER & Spaces on Lake Ashby. 812-716*. .: See the '67s Now QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 8. Sanford 122-2512 REALTOR I BEDROOM horns Family room SEE YOUR BROKER t - - Masneiip,_h •' . 'l.k.'55sUl-;-, 'i'W titl, u)i"ks, 2 BR BLOCK house. Wire fence OCEAN FROXT APTS. 1*9 5. In back; hedge in front. *22Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs, ROOM FOR working lady, Kit4151 for an appointment. chen privileges. Phone U2R. U Hutebison, 122-4011. 3455. 3 BDRM. HOME, over I acres, 102. Mobile Homes - Sale _____________ nicely landscaped, 20 fruit trees, large chicken house with '42 '4eoulerq&('vek' 115. AUIOM For Sale CiEouist roorni tot seen, uvi aguus.e, 822-016 - • 97. Houses For Rent Next Door To Florid. Ststs I flI.S - • I eond,, Fit. room; 1 with screened porch, chain fence. Clif 11+01 Park Ave. 222-6712 anytime or nights 322-5110 204 West First St. -• -wood Borneman, 295 E. Longwood. 938-4199. Seminole Realty cm Downtown Sanford .! .' I 2it FURNISHED - UNPURNISHED Ph. Resident Mgi'. *21-1*40 TURN. RETIREMENT HOME .101 AVOCADO AVE. to settle Estate. 3 Bedroom, can be •old furnished or unfurnished. Recently redecorated & re- ' BUT ANXIOUS to sell nice 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Itavenna Park betas with central heat & ducted for air, featuring the hi-st of everything. Only $14,1+60. Good terms van he arranged. Choice AUTO GLASS i - COMMODORE APARTMENTS 2524 Park Drive Office *22-Till Night: 122.014* or 111-0700 'N -- 1. CALL ART REAL Jim Hunt Realty , I 1~ 11 I I ,A s Dept. Store. 211 Z. Jacobson' 2-1-4 BItS., 1-2 BATHS 5 000 SQUARE FEET !',.4.J E Listing Realtor $100 DOWN WANT AD (herr, ks,' Stemper Agency $60 monthly. Ph. 321-1*66. YOUR ) & * itOoMs turn newly di1961 CHEVROlET Del-Air, 4 Di'., corsted 404 K. 14th at. V-I, auto trans., p/s. air coid. __________________________________ Exe. ennui. Ph, 3224026. WELAKA APARTMENTS ill W. FIRST ST. '65 PLYMOUTH o UTII SATlT I IThi'a GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES HERALD "'Ia ExIts. 4l .0 turn., KKI"ie'ii-NCY Apt, private ent., 1962 PONTIAC STARCHIEF, 4 with carport Suitable for one di'., Hello, Heater, 1"wr. Steer, or couple. $60 per mo, Ph. Pwr. Brakes, Auto. Transrnl.s322-5604. ion, Factory ar. Ph. 322-7610 24 Bedroom, io ute wn. 6 month. 322-8071 2 BEDROOM Unfurn. house, Kitchen isiUIiipd. 616 E. lrd. So ford HWQM ) I ; I BANK OWNED The It •I%SWI$IA.IN. 97. houses For Rent ______ ------------- P 1P mortgage. 106 E. Woodland. Write Howard McGough, McDonald Terrace, Mt. Dora or call 153.24727. FORMER LOCATION OF THE SANFORD "it. FIC'ri" for vir I COn- • 'vt: 120. Alitomil~f~e service 001 1% PINECHEST: 2 Bdrm., I bath No down payment. Assume NOTIFY THE OWNER WITH A J ;;4O - .4 SOMETHING? rI ' II'41 I' il7O I il l'f,YWVo,t, (srcr 'ri'' hi i" r trutier is in' v lnr,,I INSTALLED ••-•., L_- _L_J. % 41 JUST outside the City limits 322-62470 after S p. m. Nice 24 hejrcom, 2 hash home, living room & Florida rm. on 1111. lt. Rath. $65 mo. .,...,.._. tI?I2.! A.., SAS tii r "" "". "' ' lots with fenced baik ya rd, 24 1111. 2 Ilath, Con. Air. $150. "' Ph. 222.1274 after m.tto Ave. patio, storage house. Strategic lull., 2 Ba th, $126. S p. m. location for school $1,5O(s, $600 Down. FURN. APT., with air condi. *22-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17.12 tinned lid-rn,, $60, Ill K. 5th St. Call 321-1756. 24 BEDROOM Furn. House. Also Trailer. S. Sanford Ave. INVESTMENT I REALTY AVALON APARTMENTS 122-1659 111 N. Park Ave. lii W 2nd Ct. 122-9171 FURNISHED COTTAGE, includNICELY FERN, APT, IN NORTH GIthANDO ing deep freeze & washing maAir conditioned, Adults BY OWXFTL: 24 Bedroom, all elsechins. 8224500. Call 822-1926 ti-Ic, kitchen equipped. double carports 16 minute drive to UNFURNISHED 2 Tidrm. home. FOR RENT: 3 Room Garage Apt. Navy Bass. Low m art gags Available now. Furnished. payments. G. Waltpi-s, 401 *2"$167 rsvld .St. Ph. 322-171+6. NEW 2 BDTIM., 2 full bath, don& I BDRM. APTS., Completely i-i iur4 5 ACRES hI. carporte. 3022-211134 after equipped by GENERAL ELIOC8 75. m. 4 BEDROOM frame horn, on S TRIC which includes electric acre, with frontage on S. R. kitchen, heating & cooling, 2 BDRM. HOUSE unfurn. 46. Conveniently located heTO TN'N LAKES Kitchen Equipped twe Sanford & St. Johns Call 222-3651 River. 513.600, some terms. EQIPPED. 711 Z. First St. -_112-1130 KITCHEN X 2 BDR M.,KITCHEN 322-3685 ONE BDRM. turn. Apt,, $41, 101 • 1. In this suit, which Mortgage .. i 17 'Ifl( wnrry 122 1OirJ .-,, . I lH. 'l'rtn'ks I'or Sale j \ Ps 'h . 3 BDRM, 1% BATH. fenced hack yard. Country Club Manor. I)EK OF PUBLICATION SUIT FOR P(fltl2C1.ftN1,ki consecutive weeks In THE $JJs'FOaL) HERALD. DATED at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. this 12th day of September, 1960. (SEAL) A. H. Lk'ckwlth, Jr., LOTS: 3 nIce lots wilt' shady Oaks. Priced to sell with terms. Sips 1.1 ft. i€. Ph 24-2. OS %o Downpayment 822-1480 '( Not is', is hereby Civet) that jursuait to Chapter 11+4. Florida : THE BROOKLYN S A 17 1 N G S 1063, the following BANK, a New York banking as- Statutes, described lands In Seminole sociation, County, Florida will be offered Plaintiff, for sale' at public outcry for the vs. highest and bust cash bid at ILODNEY C VATINEY and JU- the front door of the Seminole DITH A. VARNEY, ,,IF wife, County Courthouse, at Sanford, T)ef.sndants. To. RODNEY C. VARNET and Florida. beginning at 11:16 A. N., on Thursday, October 6, 1966 JUDITH A. YARNEY, his A. D. wife, A strip on S side of Lot 126 11+0 Mary Ann Street, Apt. being 35.28 ft wide on E end By & 26.1+2 ft wide- on W and, Fairbanks, Alaska 98701 Sutifo Park. P1st Book 6, YOU AND EACH OF YOU are Page- 62, Seminole Counthereby notified that a suit h Records. been brought against you by THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS (SEAL) Arthur H. Ileckwtth, Jr. BANK, a New York banking asClerk of the Circuit Court sociation, to foreclose a cerSeminole Florida tain Mortgage more particularly Publish Sept. County, 14, 21. 1966 described in the Complaint filed DDE-42 $')' ___y L- predated. Outside city limit,but close to shopping area. , jr'tuJ FPOM I I E. SUm. 212.3951, 3291. INSUROR LAKE COTTAGE, small. turn. I EFFIC. AL, private bat *11-Ifil 1111 5. French stidties turn.; specially suited SPACIOUS DUPLEX for retired people. Ideally to. eated downtown. Inquire at MUST RE SEEN* to he fully ap- 2 BDRM. HOUSE, Kitchen equip- :, • • SUcK. cosr LT Multiple APPRAISER ' • \ si 1t fl1ClNJ kj. CXMIC FlAliOk) I THE rr si M- 1O IMtS For Sale A • Legal Notice IJ .11 MlDT\ SOUTHWARD offIro Cocoa. 632-6121. FOR ALE I OFt&)R AJ ST. JOIThS REALTY flTER SPACE 8 *-0697 instruments A MORE PC11'JE 1RT Sales-Rentals Ph, 822-46*1 sell. Call 2422-21+1'S. • . - l''sVatervL - children, shade trees. Priced tt • • ----.--.---.---- _________.____________ - -------- ------------- ______._.__ _.11 A I 5 A Ill uq l"ur Smile 12:1, VInaf & Motors I 21. Ho'i ; , 21, 196b - l'ngt' i' Ci'urnley Monteitli Inc. Real Estate 3 131)RM In LOCH ARlt'R. quiet neighborhood, eceiient tot MOONEY APPLIANCE Musical ROBERT A WILLIAMS Realtor 5.ayflefld 1.un+ltluist. Assne. sn-st* Atlantic flank Huh 95, Houses For Sale I FlL TIME MAN or 2 Parttime men ,1 an itors. Evening lperinced. Call main 'C SIZE gas stove, 540. BLTKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Band Instruments & accessories IN Wall Furnace Subs. Rentals & Repairs complete with thermostat and 2004 Cedar Ave 322-7202 stovepipe, 110 gallon fuel tank U. Catering . Food with fittings. 20 feet of Cop43. Plants. Feeds, Seeds per tubing and 100 gallons of OkRA- 322-0416. fuel. Call 322-0426 after 5 p.m. SELLING (sot all Plants, Flowers, 15. Special Services Cactus, Shade trees. % priceFOR EASY, quick carpet cleaning rent Blue Lustre Electric 2781+ Country Club ltd. PAINTING CARPENTRY Shanspaoer only *1 per day, A. J. Adcock 212-155* Carroll Furniture. 50. Misc. For Sale BOOKKEEPING Service. End of MUFFLERS, international life- DRIVERS WANTED. Chauffeur month financial statements 141e,tsu' required. Apply Teltime guarantee. Wholesale & NOTICE 1irnpser-d Ili my )sOnie. ruBary low ('al Co. 201 S. Park Ave. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE hasHUMPHTLEYS Retail. 5607. TIRE SERVICE taken over. management & 6th. & French 3-0872 ]'h'E TO THE expected volume operation of t It e Sanford iii retail sales of '67 Dodges 23-Painting Farmers' Aution at Onora & the "good guys" are looking Articles For Rent 17-92. Merchandise neededfor two gisys to help strike It Tilson Painting Service Will sell on consignment or rich. Must have sales ability Brush RENT A BED buy outright. SALE every FriSpray but not necessarily in th e auto Rollaway, Hospital, Baby Beds day night 7:30 Ti. m. 33-0350 field Sc.- Bob Thomas at SemiBy Day, Week or Month. LEWIS C. DELL, AUCT. yol• County Motors, 1801 W. FREE ESTIMATES CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-55241 822-7596 First St. Small Jobs Accepted ill W. 1st.. 222-5181 838-6894 after S p. ni. AIR CuNDITICNER, 16,000 BTU, '2. Female Help Wantei HOSPITAL BEDS Two 565-14 Tires, in good cond.. PAINTING & REPAIR flnnsiiu'ttc, Pinytex Nurser. 'NoWheel chairs, sick room supplies THE FASHION WORLD awaits for sale or rent. Ph. 24224,426 after 6 p. m. Tt.'stso:a ble offer refused. Ph. you. ,loin the Beehive at BeeLIGGKTT REXALL DRUGS 2422 -4 24 89. line Fashions. Call 32.617€. Pinecrest Shopping Canter 24. Well Drilling 2701 Orlando Dr. Ph 822-7912 1'OITNTATX help wanted, experITSED G E Refrigerator, Good condition. it-need preferred but not muecesWELLS DRILLED, POMPS 5. Wanted To Buy I'll. 2422-01+79. aury. Evening shift. Apply lii SPRINKLER SYSTEMS person Eckerd Drug fountain All Types and Fixes SELL (IS Your Furniture. Quick 21" WESTINGHOUSE TV manager, Sanford Plaza,. We repair and Service Service with the cash. Very Good Condition. $ STI NE SUPER rRAI)ANG POST Phone $2-2512 73-Male or Female Help Machinery & Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. 322.6422 DESKLAMP, good as new. See NEED USED Paint Shaker Part-Time Bookkeeper Strickland Morrison Body Shop at The Sanford Herald. Small Business 26 -Roofing Cull 822-1481 Ph 2422-7028 IF YOU ARE WONDERING whore- your next Flash Cubes USED Furniture, any amount HOLE IN YOUR ROOF? Sanford, 322-2270. Situation are coming from, Try Wanted OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF WEIDOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP PHONE 2422-24409 OLD LICENSE plates prior to LILL1E WANTS WORK S. PSU- k Ave. E. & J. TURNER ROOFING 1920. Any State. Randall Smith, 2-0300 12 Seminole Dr., DeBary. Ph. -ETERNA WATCHES28-Ratio - Television 666-5622. DAY OR WEEKS WORK Since 1556 Cull 22-3418 Backed By More Than HARBOR ELECTRONICS CASH FOR TRASH A Century's Exi.'rict.ec AUTO RadioSpecIalists. 24 hr. IS' GENERAL HOUSE& used furniture wantGWALTNEY JEWELERS Antiques service. 2422-4261 ed. LEANING Service. Call •v•s. 204 5. Park Av. 322-6601+ We Service ALL makes Radios. BRIDGES FURNITURE to 10. 535-24774. Park & 16th. 828.1480 21" TABLE Model Zenith T.V. PERIENCED COOK DESIRES Home Appliances With stand, 866. Sofa couch, 55. Furniture For Sale $26. Ph. 224-19I'O Phone 244464 SANFO1W ELECTRIC Co. CO Al P T 0 N S Encyclopedia, V ECHOLS BEDDiNG Co. . PERIENCED, reliable, mature G. E. APPLIANCES New & Used price trail1 un or like lieu,. Bedding & Furniture l aid. h.t'st referen ce, own 118 Magnolia 1-1662 $60 off. Pail, or terms Call AT FACTORY PRICES !ii. wet-k Tuesday & Friday -7454 .,!Iv, 4 is .m. 111+ Magysolls USED TV's 2D.96 up. a vi I'l l . ::-5.77. C, to 8 p.m. Service Calis $4.01' HORSES for sale: 2 mares, 4 yrs. old & 7 yrs. old. 322-6550 POP1E ARE "\ iN) HAVE 10 Thl'E THE TIME TES'rtD riist 120 N. PARK A'EtE 3226121 • •• CEMETERY Maintenance & de. v,lrpmcnt man. Experienced in gar.te,,ing helpful. For appointmeni s'iiIi Mr. Grover, $2.42* (s:.klawi, Memorial Park. BEAT7T!VUL Pure-bred male Collie Dog. 9 mn. old, $26. No papers. Ph. 823-0580. - • le EE( & MEEK S Park 800W. let St. Ilci-ald (Jassificds I40I] Se p t. rraL •t' I AVERAGE commissions $8 per hr. making home calls with irf4 'antnr tr FA A AKC POODLI.S, Pups & Studs, 55" k up Squirrel Mnnkey S ale BROKER 2 CAs SSi.a& - - • A --.------. --- C., BIG TOP KiNOERAR Certified Teachers En'oll Now. Class.'s begin Sept. 1. Cal) UI. 1g1s for furth e r information. - ~r hua, also mixed breeds. *12. 6762. 10. •'• 71. Male Help Wanted ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS: Boarding. For sale, AKC Chihua- "W'hite Elepliant" Will Find Realstale 69-Schools & Instructions 2422-0151 WILL 'FAKE car, of small childdren for working mothers In my home. Ph. 22-4241. For Sale W it,SON-MA1EP. F'(JKN. Buy - SMI • Trade UI-Ill! 811-1b R. let St. 7:25 a, m. to 6:00 p. in. Friday evenings 'Ui midnight NANNIF° KIDDIE CARE 24 hour Service. Special rates to working mothers. 55. Furniture USED F'arnttflrS, appltenees, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. I*rry's Mart, 218 Sanford Lee, Ph. 122-41*!. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PIANO TUNING & REPAIR TIRE NINTH JI'I)ICJAI, CIII- W. L. HARMON 232-4221 OVIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 15224 NOTICE TO DEFEND (ift ois- Middle District of Florida nduii W. Wherry Attorney at. Low sist*nt United Ntat.s Attora.y 221 Security Trust Building orney for Plaintiff Miami. Florida 3*111 bush Sept. It. 51, II & Oct. Publish Sept. 14, 21, U 1 Oct. 11+06 Sept. 21, 1966 - BERRY'S WORLD Located 17-92 Ph. 323-1660 218 Palmetto Lint)'. Florida described am: ment by default will be taken T 16, IILOCK 2, HEP'TLER against you for the relief d.. MEb ORLANDO E C T I ON manded in said complains, E, according to plat th.r.of THIS NOTICE shall be pub. orded in Plat Book 12, pages 1$ab.d once each week for four a Page IOA Open Monday thru Saturday relwi or any of his duly su- Miami. Florida 3131, not later si-laud deputies will sell the than the 13th day of October, sporty situate in Seminole 1966; 11 you tail to do so. Judg- 4 - • 1) WE CARE. Orlando 2411*21. - :•:I• ills Sanford. encumbers the following described property, situate in Seminole RENO. Nvv. (AP) Lady 'County, Florld, to-wit: Lot lb. Block E, HEFTLER Sarah Spencer-Churchill R ub- DDE-42 iiozrns, ORLANDO, SECsell, daughter of the Duke of ITEIJ PTA'I'1S I) I C T IC'Z' TION ONE, according to pint 1711T MIDDLE DISTRICT OP Marlborough and a cousin of the thereof recorded in Flat DILWA, ORLANDO DIVISION llouk 13, )'ugep & and 6, lute Winston Churchill, bus filed li-147-LJrI..Oiv - UNITED Public Records of Seminole suit for divorce from her busATI.S OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, County, Florida. RULON D. JOHNSON, a sin. and for other relief, and you band Edwin F. Itussell, former man, Defendant. NOTICE OP are required to tile your Answer publisher of Vogue magazine. Lif.- Notice a hereby given to said Complaint or other pleadU pursuant to a Final Decree ings on the Clerk of the above The divorce action became Foreclosure entered on Aug- entitled Court and to serve a public Tuesday with the filing of 21, 11+66 by th e above entitled copy thereof on Plaintiff's atcourt papers. The grounds were urt In the above styled cause, torney. JOSEPH N. FITZGERwsduraigued United Stat.s ALD. 28$ Security Trust Building, listed Ub extreme mental cruel- LES WILCOX, retired ty. Army colonel, has joined Mi-s. Russell seeks custody of the faculty of South three minor children. The conSeminole Junior High pie bus been married since 1943. School where he is teachThroughout the year, the U.S. lag civics. He has travelDepartment of interior's Bureau Us,, , ed in iiiutt of the world and has attended the of Lund Management auctions Army War College, Rol- off tiwusunds of snuill tracts has College, C e o r g e utisuited for public development Washington University, Vacationers buy them for fishand Michigan State Viii- lug, hunting mmd camping rutreats. The laud is within the eriity. He is married of mm teengovernment's 460 million acres and the parent of public-domain land mostly aje boy and girl and rein 11 Western states and Alassides in Maithmnd. (Herald Photo) ka. o Box "FROZEN Assets?" Melt them down into "Liquid Cash" with Want Ad,. tmd - save a Qrvn;ag problea. SPECIALS: Writ. P. 0. - I frt. I 4-Beauty Care RALPH N. RALSTON, Deceased. • classify mU be sesci. .e a renm b.si only for typographical that affect the value of if.. .4. Adjustme nts will not be b.y.sd $f.s fl,st ise.$l.s. ignute. The postwar Labor gov- attorney and accompanied by a filing fee of one dollar and ernment, fearing bloodshed in such claim or demand not so Bechuniutland, exiled Serestse. filed shall be void. /a/ Ruth E. Ralston He has lived modestly in EngAncillary Adminhstrati-IL land for more than five years. C.T.A. of the Estate of • • rlqht to vejsst, revise and properly by notified and required to peesent iusy claims and demands which you, or either of you, may Florida industrial Arts ish Empire. have against the estate of The 45-year-old chief of the RALPH N. RALSTON, deceased, Association for District late of Kalamazoo County, to th Five for the 1966-67 Bnmungwato tribe now will be Judge of Seminole County, Flor-e ida, at hip office In the court school vciti. His primary, known as Sir Seretse Khama. liouso of said Count)- at BanHis wife, one-time London sec. dtitie as president of ti ford, rloriuu, within six calenretary Ruth Williams, becomes dar months from the time of ] (I county urea 'ill be to the first publication of this noKhamu. orgamy.e teachers for Lady tice. Two copies of each claim Their marriage in 1948 led to or demand proiessional growth ltjshall be in writing and shall State the place of realvities, solicil dues, and considernbk opPosition within dencitribe of which the' and post office address of cond uct district, nieet_ the Bamaiigwuto claimant, and shall be sworn tst' WitS then chieltam-des- to by the claimant. liis agent, or lags. (Herald Photo) ; 4 Department Hours Legal Notice t(IdHy. I 1U-liarin. Muplier Adjustments will errors its C ')0-Lns For Sale V 1-Parmp-Qroves 92-Acreage 9f..Rouses For Halo !16-House,,--Snle or Rent 07-House For Rent i5-1teai Estate Exchange 100-Resort Itontals 101-Trailars--Cabanas 102-Mobile Homes-Sal. 1O8-Mobil domes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent 106-Trailer Lott.--Sal.. ]OL...Apartn,smtai For Rent 105-Rooms For Rent 112-Rental Agents 112-Wanted To Rent 116-Auto. For Sale 116-Autos-HaI,, or Trade 118-Trucks For Sale ]20-Aut'motiye Serv ice 121-Scooter. & Cycles Ill-Bunts & Motors LONDON (All') Seretse Kimmit. prime minister of Bechuanaland who was once ban- Is. the Court of the county N,nilenlr County, Florida. ished from Ins homeland by the Jmlge, In Prnluitr. 6. Child Care British for niarrving i-cs Istsst.white WOIiiHfl, rt'cttvt•cI it I;nighthouii IALPH M. RALSTON CII iLl.. IA ILL Ii Deceased. 4C a £7-Business Rentals advertisements. - it 41-Money Wanted 64-Savings & Loan R6-lnauranco 610-Sohools & instructions 70-Employment Services 71....Jlaie Help Wanted 72-Female Help Wanted 72-Male or Female Help 74-Sales Help Wanted 77-Sltuatio Wanted 37-A-Situation Wanted Students El-income Property 52-Business Prop-Sale 83-Heal Estate Wanted 54-Real Estate Sale MONDAY Sus..Ø NIDAY-..$:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY 30 A.M. - 2 NOON Do You L Exchange 63-Wanted To Buy 66-Furniture For Sale 66-Antiques For Sal. OS-None)- To Loan practicing without a license, fraudulently representing himself as having a license, and dispensing drugs without a 11dense. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of 50 days In jail and a $500 fine. I & Beating 26-Roofing 25-itadio--Television day charging Knazak with and autagraphs. Cond. brralh s weeks old, *26. Can he seen at 1318 Douglas Ave. CLASSIRCATIONS - I KINDERGARTEN Certified Teachers MALE, CHIHUAHUA Puppy, .. tir Ountarb 'ror NtJH'rRY earned rats. .• :j HALF CHAR" BIG - ENGLISH SETTERS Call Dan Gorman, Lake Mar2422-7651 . I - 6. Child Care order your ad an sh* economical weekly or monthly rates. When you 9.t earlier results, call and cancel you'll bill blIl.d for only the days run at LANSING, Mich. (UPI) A man who posed as a pharnmO.' ' dat In a hospital, dispensing pflLc to patients for 25 years was sought by police today on ' : charges of fraud. The Michigan Pharmacy Board said Henry Kriazak, 52, •,.. worked his way up to the $8,640. ziyear post of chief pharmacist at Grace Hospital In Detroit by using a bogus pharmacist's cartificate. Khazak, who served as pharmacist from 1940 until last March, and chief pharmacist for 12 of those years, had attended college for only one scmester, the board said. He had not taken the required five years of formal training. passed the state examination nor received a license th pracM ISS UNIVERSE AiTidSLice in Michigan. Margareta Authorities said Knazak, of son, Miss Universe of Weesuburban Pleasant Ridge, had 11166, will visit the aroused no suspicion at the hoski Wachee Mermaids on Sept. 23 and 24 for her pft where he was considered first official public tip- a good employe." He was cxpearance in the United posed when a routine check disclosed he had no valid pharmStates since winning the acy certificate. coveted title. She will be State Atty. Gen. Frank Kdllei' available to the public said warrants were issued Tuesfor souvenir snapshots 10 eowucim'n e,.1,ow.-No cs*w1 op copy AW,as Hospital *1 TI,. L.uiq.r Yom Ad Rins The Less It C.st For Lia. Per Day Chief Pharmacist . 425-5938 322-2611 CAPTAIN Larry Aubry, U. S. Army (Pet.) is a double amputee of World War 1. "Cap," as he is affectionately known to all, lives on the Old Geneva Road and enjoys fishing, hunting, repairing boats, and operates the only two-way radio set in his area. (Herald Photo) " 2!!!!!M__ Your ..,. ._. I .,, .. _ 4# - 'S. NOON =~Az~~'U_zh EMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 1801 W. FIRST STREET DIAL 322-0614 J i �I, 'I - -- ------------------------- -- - - ----------- -a- Students W'pI n Victory---' Free Choice' Schcduled THURSDAY ONLY! Fantastic enneIV ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY bargains! All specials offered Peace Restored At Seminole High Lunchroom for ONE hour only! Pence and good will reigns In the Seminole High School cafe. meats, vegetables and salads. teria todny. S(riking students roont nintinger snid In previou.1% won their point after boycotting years the students have always the lunchroom, Wednesday. been given PA*=aift Vr + By LARRY \'ERSIlEI. LOOKING INTO THE CRYSBALL (1984 with an Apology io George urweii) Grits, Ho.-. Jowls and turnip greens were served to the footbail team at Seminole 111gb School yesterday. Mack Cleveland said he wouldn't seek another term as governor. Vernonr Dunn said "This is It.. From now on I'm out of politics." - TAL IAKkJUNU I NI: CLOCK SPEC till • *1 S o >- C sion post. - V C84 / 150b 40 1 _ /1 po\0 1 • / sorf Cr C/Uro tip tjotv er. The city said there just wasn't enough funds in the budget to paint the new city hail on the lake front. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milweo said it was about time he retired from politics. The County School board formally opened a new Sanford Junior High School. Three new Industries moved into that giant Industrial park where the Sanford Naval Air Station was, bringing the total employment to 9,000 at the park. - %L S S S XS The county port authority hopes to wrap-up the four remaining parcels of land for the "Port Of Sanford" as soon as the funds come from county taxes . . That will be $75,000 "Port Of Snford". I like Think I'll any it again that "Port Of Sanford." 16. CIO 196 ki . . '7 Sep Stal for n!\ 04 ava and I" 0 2 0 \ 00 I I i 1 C. _ .11 I 1 IJ I ; _ Here isa great value any. you look iiH These deep tone solid and plaid jec kets are e crease resis -• 0_29 I r WE __ tant,summer.weight ' / ,1Ji /,j S // blend of Dacron& S * scri As 0 1^ o4. V~ / . iflgf X 0 Co L. * .. com : 0 ' NNW . 6, $ SOS, Solids NO S .. 017d or Satin 017d on ileace C'01ors. - JIL - PICK IWYOUIEE COPY Sch ing ed und f ?FwTZS )ins • 3224020 CHARGE OUNTER TODAY! CATALOG ' PHONE NOW! PENNEY'S NEW CHARGE' SERVICE FOR YOUNG MODERNS! _ - Herald Index _ PHONE c.m. - 3231310 and I SHOP 'TIL 9 P.M. MONDAY Through SATURDAY CHARGE IT! Ln Sanford Plaza 1'V .......... .. 6A NEW YORK (UPT)tock priees rontinued Wednesday's dide in moderate trailing at the openingtoday. . - -. - - proposals to the Communist right of self -detormlnation---to North Viet Nam regime and decide their own political destiny, free of force that the said more may follow from the U.N. Charter affirms for all. "not Inflexible" position of the "—And we believe that reUnited States. unification of Viet Nam should "We do not ask of North be decided upon through a free Viet Nam an unconditional stir- choice by the peoples of both render or Indeed the surrender the North and South without outside interference, the results of anything that belongs to Its" of whIJ choice we . fully o1dberg said. do we seek prepared to accept." to exclude any segment of the South Vietnamese people from peaceful participation in their country's future. "Let Ins say affirmatively and succintly what our alms -' •:,- ' :-.. - ' - - - .: i;-:i •• -- *i '.r..rr- - - -,- - - et Welcome' For Fa I f uatricC linic Ready To Open Oct. 3 Psyc _ I Y - - DR. FRANK LEONE Seminole County's first psychiatric clinic, or mental health center, will begin operation Oct. 3, Dr. Frank Leone, public health director, announced today, The new clinic, which was launched Tuesday with a $500 pledge from the Seminole Counly Mental Health Association, sponsoring organization, will be housed temporarily at the Health Center, Ninth Street and French Avenue, Mrs. Caroline Dennison, mental health social worker will begin at once to Interview per. sons seeking help from the clinic, take case histories, a WASHINGTON (UPI)—The S House ha passed. and sent to the Senate a bill to t .Prut. dent Johmiori trail up to 19,OOO f reservists ami National Guardsw men for active duty. Johnson did not ask for di. authority anti there was no evidence he would use it. if. would be empowered to call reserve troops as indlvWuals without declaring a national emergency. - - . a• WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Between Monday after- Station, with .52 of an inch Avenue and 24th Street- I House Education and Labor Holly Avenue. noon and noon today the registered Wednesday. Committee voted today to r. The entire Sanford area Weather forecast for to- I duce the power of its controvofficial rainfall recording was without electric power day was partly cloudy with! ersial chairman, Rep. Adam was 3.19 inches at the Cen- for 20 minutes Wednesday scattered afternoon and Clayton Powell, D.N. Y. tral Florida Experimental when lightning struck aevening showers; partly Rep. Dave Martin, • I• 5 tip A "—We want a political situation, not a military solution, Jupiter Pluvius has laid to this conflict. By the same token, we reject the idea that down a "wet welcome" in North Viet Nam has a right to the Seminole County area for the Fall season openimpose a military solution, "—We seek to assure the pea. lug on Friday. WAHLNGTON (AP)—OffI cials indicated today that the United States will, go ahead wi th plans for 24 non-nuclear underwater teat explosions off the Russian-held Kurile Islands, despite a Soviet protost. - FIRST GOLD certificate for 100 percent participation in the United Fund of Seminole County was awarded today to Maxine Ekern (left) and George Touhy . (right) representing First Federal Saving5, and Loan Association. Makins the presentation was Harry Eichelberger, chairman od the finance (Herald Photo) committee of United Fund. - I :- -. I WINTON, Australia ('UP!) An Australian Viscount air. liner, one of it four turboprop engines apnut.ing flames, crash- 'd on a sheep farm early to(lay, killing all 24 persons aboard. The crash of the British-built plane of Ansetta-Ana Airways, the soennil worst in Australian commercial airline history, came after the pilot had been ordered to try an emergency landing at Winton Airstrip atter reporting his engine afire. - Rains Damage Roads--P ower Failure In Sanford are. • - 1• - - t - ". - ç.. :- . - screen patients and set appointmeat hours when patients will be seen by Dr. Burton Podnos, psychiatrist. Dr. Podnos has agreed to spend one day each week seeing Seminole County patients, Mrs. Dennison will Interview each day from 8:30 to noon and 1 to 4 p.m., except Wednesday and Saturday. A drive to raise $5,000 to sponsor the clinic for the first year has been set, with contri. butlons asked from all Interested persons, firms, organizations and clubs to help in getting the mental health center established here. 69,000-ky transmission line cloudy with a few widely the tirt member to emerge at noon on Old Monroe scattered showers Friday; from the closed aession, said oad, at Lake lonr. The high today in the low 0s, the vur.e was 27 to t With R cable was "burned down" and low tonight in the low three members voting present but has been replaced, Flo-. TOs. He said Powell was outs of rida Power and Light atAnd tropical storm Hal- those voting present. 0 * taches reported today. lie died a quick death WedCounty Engineer William nesday when it collided DETROIT (AP) General Bush said most of the ma- headon with a surge of Motors, giant of the auto indusjor washouts in the COUfl' cool, dry air moving south- try, today followed the lead of ty occurred on clay roads, ward along the Mexican Ford and Chrysler and raised and singled out Sand Lake coast. it i auto prices. 5 and Wymore Roads. The tropical storm apCounty Road Supt. C. peared Tuesday about 160 ORLANDO (A?)—The Filth Lavender added, most of miles off Mexico and its Congressional District Demothe clay roads would have peak winds had reached crutle board has decided not to to be regraded and that only about 50 miles per put a candidate in the field county crews would get to hour before its demise. against Rep. Ed Gurney, R-Fla. - J. - work on these projects as soon as possible. No overall road damage was reported in the city although washouts occurred at 19th Street-Lake Water System Grant Held Up MtT A Mn LLJIt& It. out Larry! , ' S Bridge...................................... 4A Classified ads ..........................7A Comics..............................4A-5A Crossword puzzle .................. Dear Abby ..............................4A Editorial page ..........................8 Entertainment ..................4A.5A Horoscope ................................4A Society................................10-11 Sports................................2A3A 2' - A CHARGE ACCOUNT DSIGND FOR YOUNG ADULTS. In. or pa'. a'd W0,111 a'd W \Va* Cut - - 0S LEI Arn • - .• , • I see where a: area paper finally realized that we are having a problem with the Osteen Bridge. Withdraw -. ,-' Altamonte Acts To 'Unsnag' Re . 19 NEW YORK (AP' Civil rights leaders today threatened to turn a rontrovorsiat Rartain shnweasp sehool into a "nationl battleground" after pickets prOt4"tinz its white pricipat daMhed Wednesday with police. - - S TED WILLIAMS INCIDENT . . The assailant took Ted's wallet but didn't notice $50 tucked In • . All he got was $15 and Ted's pick-up truck Deputies still looking for leads. - • - - - PASAI)F.NA, Calif. (AP) 'ientista unable to halt the spinning of the Surveyor 2 moon-bound spacecraft said early today that the mission is 'nmpieterI—a f;iilure. - ' S * • • TY1'tfl I A 'rTr IY rLLb'Ati ILJL1 "The Nile of America" ', County Commissioners will go to Alachua and Marion Coun. ties tomorrow for a look see at their courthouses C'Ott World News In Brief rratb on the St. Joh nF; River -- It was a big day at the registrar's office yesterday... 21 persons registe red to vote . Six were Republicans. cp0/0 zrated cheese or tnm?o wedges on lettuce. Mrs. Fester said no price increases are planned. - Another beautification project going up at First and Oak Hope they put lights on these palm trees. NO16 • S year, In an effort to cut corners, b ecau se of rising fond costs, a plate lunch type itical had liven served. - S The City said no to a street equipment building and now some $60,000 worth of trucks and equipment will continue to sit In the ruin. • . Yeah, but the monkeys will get a new home. Jelin with fridt, pinp.ipplp with Viet GIs •• sou tria "Thero ivaq really no differ- enee In the p,allty of the fond-. it ws PW that no ehojee was given," she explained. Today's menit will give stu• - Is the city going to fix the leaky roof at City Hall? o dtiti * with the others either (Ininz without or eating sack lunches brought from home. They car. tied signs saying "Save Your Money and Your Stomach." -. Alas, If they would only paint City Hall now. 4% broreoli or corn; toqe4 salad, Mrs. Fesler snid she will re. TO . ;.- 40 N 35 406 0 , - es are preparing the fond, - Tbs radio tower at the police station Is setting a brand new coat of paint today. It stands 150 feet In the air and the city is paying $1 a foot to have the job done. • rice, grmn hpanq. cauliflower, the ticual f) purchased Iunchr U.S. Offers S.. ___ ____ last year and the samo% employ. turn to offering a choice of two meat dishes, four vegetables and four salads, one desc'rt, tiiilk and rolls. - 1. H. (Jimmy) Crappa ready to qualify for Al Wilson's seat on the commission and Al won't run again. ______ dents a choice of hot 4os and potato 4alad, or turkey and Phone 322.2611 or 425.5988 Zip Code 32771 F o u r-year-old A n I t WEATHER: Wednesday 87-65, raIn .52 inch; cloudy, wet and warm thr u Friday. Gayle Raines was killed Intantly this morning after s Price 5 Cent Established lOOK -------------TIIUI{SrAY, SEPT.22, 1966—SANFORD, FLORIDA AP Lense(l Wire VOL. 50 NO. 24 apparently darting into the ............ path of a car driven by James Roland Dunn. The accident occurred at 7:55 n.m. at the intersec'"1i, tion of Grapeville Avenue tion and Bungalow Lane, one block north of Country Club Road. I)eputles report Dunn at... tempted to swerve his car tk to miss the child, but was prevented from leaving his 1 lane by oncoming traffic. The child was the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned The United States -. UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Raines of 2316 Grapeville Avenue. l) unn's zidi'e j today formally offered to end the bombing of North r Route 1, Box 120, Sanford. Viet Nam and withdraw its forces from South Viet ' 's-' No charges have been Nam if the Communists take corresponding action. filed against Dunn, but fl_ I f) U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said in a mavestigation is still incomjor policy speech to the General Assembly that the plete. Florida Highway Patrol question of Viet Cong participation in Viet Nam peace Trooper W. E. Smith, Jr. is talks would not be "an insurmountable problem." -. in charge of the investigaIn Saigon today South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen tion. Cao Ky said he would be glad to appear before the UnThis was the 18th traf- ited Nations if he Is Invited. 'i fie fatality of the year. -'u-a . Goldberg put three concrete pie of South Viet Nam the same I,''?' ' 496 '' T \ \ SPORTICOATS V40 v 6f Mr!. Fe*ler said the mr-ntiq were the same as those served cholee but this Tot Nobody asked me but, I sure would have loved to have been In that room when Supt. of Schools H. T. Milwee and Seminole High Lunchroom Boss Lu. clll* Fesler got together yesterday afternoon - r- I - 11'• Wo' 0 1,49 (1111 (he hinthrnom. Only or more aetectk'ns. c'nlete rin style," she explained, aufii S * RAYON u. D Auto Kills, to tip free to clion4p frnrTi two Seminole County There won't be any new school construction at least until 1968. 0 --a '!~J. *4110 e I . S k~w DACRON . .. . \A.\\ t MEN'S , •1I Announcement was made by school officials that the lunch. room would "return to normal" with offerings of choices of - The Republicans were planning to run Hiram Greenwalk, 108year.old resident from Rolling hills against John Alexander for the County Commis- Mrs. Lucille Fester, lunch• a Wednesday sttulf'ntq tinited in pruitest and refiiserl to Cat in "It's more psyehnlnIent than anything, but the students want Altamonte Springs Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford and other city officials will travel to Athaute, and Washington to "pull some strings" In an attempt to "unsnug the red tape holding up award of federal grants and loans" for the town's water system extension and planned sewerage system. Authorization was given by council meeting Wednesday eve. ning for the mayor, S. J. Davis Jr., town attorney; I). Kirk Gunby, fiscal agent and Harold Radcliffe, town engineer to take the trips. Swofford reported telephone conferences with an aide of Sen. Bpesssrd Holland had revealed Altamonte's applications for the federal moneys had been processed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, in Atlanta and "not denied." The snag Is now In Washington, Swofford said. The board discussed the possibility of separating plans for the water system extension from the proposed sewerage system pointing out that the town Is at the "critical point" where It cannot accept new applications for water service. "The system Is already overextended," Councilman Robert Newell stated, "and has reached the expected seven yours' growth in only two yours." Council agreed to curtail any instructed the police departun further extension of service un- to enforce the ordinance p til it can be determined If the hibiting deposit of garba government is going to approve trash and weeds in the wat the town's applications or if or on the banks of lakes not, how the town can finance town following complaint an extension through other residents of Oakland Estut means, decided to confer with the to It was also agreed that all engineer concerning drainu future developers will ba re- problems on Hermits Trail; quired to Place the necessary fused the request of Jun funds In escrow for provision Gamble to build it rctaud for sanitary sewerage, wall on right of way at Swofford, Gunby, Radcliffe home its It Is not policy of to and Davis held $ meeting today to take on this type of wt with nioznbere of council to at this time; ordered iwike plan the exact course of action partment to Investigate cc to be taken in Washington. pluints about "unsafe cunditit In other business,, the board of advertising signs Iii Oak1 Tape Estates and authorized purehse! of 1,000 maps of the town. Davis was instructed to contact the Atlantic Coastline Railroad and the Public Utilities Cuznmuission to determine method of requiring trains coming through town to slow down. Better Hurry', Only 'i "1 14 Days Left To Register I i 0 - p - : --- -. - - ? • .....•-.---.... --....• ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - .- -- . -. ----- --..--'.-.-. -. . . -- .- - ---- -.--.•• -•.------.--- .-*,--..--. _—•4,- •- •-----.--- - ---.-.-.-.--.----.-..-•-.' __'•__••(' .• •1 e •-.L__.._: - - \ - It ' 11 � 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 21, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 21, 1966; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9c6f84e0702f38378fc9dba96bc25aea.pdf b6053dd84ca21a527cf06072f5b426ce PDF Text Text 1 I - Page SA hr €utdnrh brrnth - cin Aug. IS. 11.466 Id I nvites Y all To 0 pill Acquired State Has 48% .I l na U - _ a .1ACKSOXVILLE (Sph Tht, land. Bclkwic'w; and George Canal Authority of the Stott, 01 Rim, Lowell; all members of Florida ntrc'ath has acquired the Board of Commissioners; 48 pr cent of the right-of-way ChIef Brak c.Ield. M a 2' ion! for the Cross-Florida Barge Ca. superintendent of roads nat, and it is expected th at CoLin about 20 per cent more of the and uridges. and Randolph Tuerightof-way will he purchased ker, Orala attorney. Anuroved at the meeting by the end of the fiscal year, 1967. July. a prpnsed study of the "Opti This was announced by Col. mum Land Use Model for a Giles L. Evans Jr., manager of Tielirnitt'd Area Contiguous to the Canal Authority at it hoard the Cross-Florida Barge Ca of directors meeting today at nal. This study, to be turned the Authority office. over to the Canal Authority Colonel Evans noted also that will he made by Edward A as if July 31. 1966, more than Fernald. assistant profesrn. 0 million, or about 10 per Florila State University. Whei cent, of the total coflatriletlirn romnlet.eij utter t.h(- first of thf work on the Canal has been year , it will propose uses for V contracted. the Canal right-of-way property In his report to the hoard, and land one mile back on Colonel Evans also pointed out I either side from the Canal. Anither study currently in i that the Authority now link tiethe right-of-way for progres was described by Wil- I quir-z1 all S. Johnson. vice- chnirnuin Clearing ham the Rodman Pool Florida Development Area and it good portion of thu of IN, Commission. Be said that the Rodman Reservoir Area Daring tilt, meeting, it tick-- beef cattle, swine and poultry gution from Marion County dii. I industries are greatly interested nder cussed with board membersin tit(. Canal and tire nn' underti an economic survey taking port part sites, roadways and recrcnew what the Canal. L. determine low titian sites along the D. Itinghnvcr, Jcksnnvillc-St. transportation costs, afforded Auguistine. chairman of the ca- by Lit(, Canal, Will nit-an to nal Board, complimented Mar- those industries. It is, c%peeted, P . a 1 b It a T. h It . i d tl r h il ca me Mo .. . . ' _.. V . . . ) -- V - . V 1CK R. MILWOOD, AI01. received his sixth Good Conduct Medal and was honored, its is trditionztl, by being 'piped over the side" as he retired from active Nnvv duty nt Sanford Naval Air Station and was trans_ ferred to the Fleet 1eserve. (Navy Photo) _ V __......... , , :.- ....... ':''?.0 L c'•' : r ._ — V - V V . se I Vt' t to pit at * . . ... . m mies" 'VVIII lvrt os n an idea he la l irl OUt for perusal. to Rive he uet drawn up. of how, a lare or small dipIav ,td -f The z ize of a daily flO'.' r)apr i rhP mlmheVr o :(tVerti5iflg. pages) is determined by the ,Ifl101IIlt f -. On t ho d ispla v Each a fternoon the ad deprirtnient delivers 'dummies for the next clay's paper to the newsroom. These "(luimm;es are hiusiness-lettPr-5i7.P heets. with ads marked in where they ar., to he olateed 11v the print- (Vj - on the St. Johns River - t r"ir is here that nU'r(hftnt.S and others ''(lisPiaV raises doing the newspaper wares for -iiIe, and in so it .4 rt!V(fl t iv to operate. fitt rqtuiliy import at nt is the ci rculation departinent, WIi(pSP job it. is to di.-Itribtite the daily pape r I hi'oiurlioiit I he reader area. As the newsroom huild r(u* a better newspaper, circulation goes up, and a Itt t iOu Ol'M III), 50 (Jo the nilvertising rates. All I hrN' of these divisions arc dependent on c!a(-h of Iii'r, and all are otependent on the personnel in the (1e1I1aMiu1g room and pressroom. For without th" printers and pu'csmen there would be no newspaper So the tour will begin in the ''front office'' the guides pointing out the classified ad (le.pnrtmflt, where the co,irte'ous ad takers receive your ads by telephone' or over the counter: the business office. work" is mt(-COfllPliVShf'(l. where all the necssilry is Pul)lishcr-editnr and lrs. \Vniter A. (ielow will meet, our guests at the (10)0)1', after which the guides will take over, and the guests will In, I aiken in small groups throughout the plant. Publication -if a iwwspaipci' is divided into five main divisions: News, ndvertising, ('iro'ulat ion, print ing 8)1(1 pressroom. Prime purpose of a newspapei' is to (lissenhinate news and other information of general interest, to its readers. it follows, titen, that to finance the news department there must he a source of revenue, and that is the purpose of the advertising department. It * * * * -- IV , .. aftel'flOOlL) Seminole County AUSTIN. Tex. AP) — Thu du- I&imil interests' radni and teleplex rented to Pat and Luci No ViSi(1I) station. I'TBC. gent will tic- furnished . i'Ii'ttiii'tl Sheets covered tlit Furniture and ready for (ICCUP1II1CY when as it was curried into the house. II B L() V\. ( I i liii a f lial tribute as he ttie arrive In Austin to taLc Neighbor' .,ti it mattress tiidec1 his !\aiv career Hi l'ecenl (Juarters of the ''Checkertails." 1-Ic was Up housekeeping. of bedsprings and .swm :ransierrecl to the Fleet ke'4erve. (Navy Photo) The brick tipartnient hut!- been Furniture. Workmen turned On the Nil the scene of activity till week us furniture has been moved Ill. I geoLs' gas anti electricity the yard huts been mowed utud A neighbor saw a dark-iiaired LBJ spruced up and the inside har woman, accompanied by two been cleaned, imien in suIts and riding in nuirriect v.'tultt Coutiatmuil fit the house The Nugenta were IF YOU'RE WASHINGTON (Al' —l'resAug. C. President Johusoni, Mouthiy. Mr. titid Mrs. In - id Robert itit•nt J o h nson enti'rthitivd Ladaughter is scheduled to take' part in the wedding here Sat- soui, who live it) thut- nther• iiiilf tin Anit'rieuui udnihassaclor!- tutu urduy of art old friend. Kathleen "If thic west Austin duplex. say rt!preMeultut)ves to tin OrgatunCarter. daughter of Clifton C. thit' have tin intention r flUR ,I) Carter, who recently resigned lug. There were unconfirmed ziitiou of Aniericattu SUite'i. Wedas executive director- of the reports latsi mouth that the Rn- uiesthuv night in a Pottinnu 0 TRYING TO SELL REAL ESDemocratic Nutionul Commit-: bertsons find been asked to give liver cruise aboard the yacht V TATE INSURANCE ---OR V up their apartment to the secret the. Sto;tmi*t. EVEN DOOR TO DOOR PRO, Neighbors said the furniture (I a e atniluessuclw repor te d DUCTS AND ITEMS Wi re sut mg. said Mrs. and a number of trnxes were V there t'OJUVV? wut littleserwut ni(wed Hi Monday. and it couple Robertson. "We art' delighted laid shelf paper. dusted, CIcILO it, be- welcoming the Nugents. suutiotu uiurmr the cruise. lie ed and straightened up YLSUflV H itid •hohinsoui win- t'iii'erfui. reday. Two tu's niowed tilt- lawn FIR ST AlI'H AIFET luixed uxid full of nthr'eiV uulid and cleaned out flower- tn'dr mgr. l The . of aiti ulphuhi.'t i'urt jtil:ei;. 'l'iaesdiiy. tiu'vt'hipt'ol in Situuitju w j',y (j w we're The t urniture and hefloulguig!- world bn'twe'tii 21HH' otiol 17(ii one of the Presiticiot visit It %I,((• delivered by two picl:tup L.C. Thu North Se,niitie' aolpfui- a'l ('xict) City h 1 tti;i utid the trucj:s, iticuitified ni Iwlouigiumg V liet war purely rouiutinntiil hut otlte.0 of liii •lt_V&ti t-attich A in Tuxais Bruaetleaostsutg Cot,, v'iLt' tflLtw(l on phiutuctit atid u- IV buffet. of t;htriini, rio-c:, Inni %hulct1 ofn.'ruites the Johnson ituhit priite'i;ilcs. and it-u cream Was served. .' (A pre'iev "Open 1 lonise'' forgovchilflieflt iii ofgtt(!5I s will he held Saturday iv ficials and other iiittd _.it Ready For Lucis, Pat .., 41tfl!StlOflS. The Herald has quadrupled in growth in the last five years, so much so it outgrew the previous facility on West First Street. Ground was broken early this year and now the staff is ready to "show off" the all-steel building and all the new equipment and tippurtenances necessary for publishing at modern newspaper in a modern today. • ..- :' . - roe. - ' oon Guests at. tile ''( )pen I luww' Sunday aftern (2-5) will be taken on a tour of the ent ire plant, with staff personnel to guieli' t he way, explain I-hi! intt'i eacies of publishing :L ilaily newslmpt'r and to tUWWI'r "Open House" for the public will be held bet wceur 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday at the new facility on North French Avenue, between First. Street and Lake Mon- - . k& d. .1) County. - - % invitation is extended by The Sanford Herald to all its readers and friends to join in a double celebralion: The newspaper's 58th birthday and the formal opening of its new and modern plant. The very first &ditioii of The herald appeared oil the streets on :\ng. 22, 1908. and thus it is that on Monday the paper will have been ser\'iflg tilee reading public for 58 years. That is older than Seminole i. 7 .' V.V4I S .f,..; . be Honeymoon Cottage , V V ion Count,%, oil thu excellent job he suld. tbw the (.final will help it is doing in working with Ca- these industries tremendously nal 'fficials to foster the pro- and x timulate their growth. David W. Jackson. Jacksongress of the Canal and the use ivi l le. newly appointed member: of its, surrounding lands. Representing Marion County of thi' Canal Board, was welwere G. W. Mullins. Ocala, corned to the board. Other chairman of the County Board board members in attentlanctof i,ommissiuners: Ned B. Were Ringliuiver and Eugene E. 1o1, Dunnellon; J. G. Iir- Marks, Miami. t 47 - to rho. tour wdi then proceed to the newsronni. feel that this is the New; people ilikp the writer) excitepulse of the newspaper. It is here where the ment is, building up thrniih the morning and earls' afternoon until "deadline" is i'eao'hed and the paper is "put to herL" NC'VVS personnel "xill he on * * * tic "The Nile of America" * Entertains - Y I - Ng rel * 4P EXPERIENCED SALESMEN WANED Ambassadors tw Phone 322-26 11 or 1 25-59,38 P . mc,an.incz . - Contact ' 1 , hui tin ing tic' the S too We diii . oUse There will be an Open How(- from 1-2:3(1 p.m. at Pine Crest WE NEED SALES REPRESENTATIVES School, Aug. 26, for all first I grade childrcn and their parents. During this visit teachers will check birth certificates, health examination forms, and choice of school forms which are required before a child may enter first grade. Supply ices ay also be paid. FOR AMERICA'S FINEST AND MOST POPULAR CARS... Cadillac • Oldsmobile Chevrole+ • Chevy Trucks I I I1V F by nut I t. 9 =ft W r ((\ Z, wit AS A 4 dre 1 we my ) / - she ' SALESMAN YOU _ 4, RETAIL 1? A NEW CAR DEMONSTRATOR, GAS. OIL FURNISHED. MAINTENANCE FURNISHED. BUT PAY PLAN. WAY MOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS. 4 Preparations are being made for the third annual Shrine weekend Sept. 9.11 at New Smyrna Beach. A number of the local Shriners and wives will be joining nobles from Orlando, Daytona, Leesburg, Titusville, Melbourne, C o c o a Beach, Kissimmee, 0 r in o n d Bea(.-h, Do Land and other cities in Central Florida and along the East Coast, A fun-filled week'.md is being planned. 0 PAID VACATION. i-cd HOSPITAL INSURANCE. II ; pin din Intl wit dat ye' V of - nut I hui hi ii lily bitt. viol 'art BE A NO. 1 SALESMAN FOR NO. 1 PRODUCTS ItENEW RELATIONS VIENNA (UPI)—Austria and Singapore have agreed to reetttblih diplomatic relations. Herald Index Ama deaths U Bridge Church directory 2 Church news Classified ads ................613-78 413-5B Comics Crostword puzzles ......... 48-513 U Dear Abby ........... AT SEMINOLE COUNTY'S We I DEALER.... LIAl 1 Ffl 11YLLR .VVVV.,,VVVV .V, SALES Sit ik V - V..,•VVVVVVVV Sports ............................... 6-7 TV ........................................... 213 Tab hopping ...................... V 313 V ' V ' - Sanford Man, 59, V (.,)Ilti.atVt V Killed In Crash !' i '° ' ls o fl, PVt)flti or w"t. '' .' '.:' - ithout , V 1l.lt PittsSeattle. Sherwood. % ill carry liability:ii:,Uraflcii VIh Atlanta and Denver. burgh. triicttii-'ti'iitler onvoIvd ,-..FtlfiYd he viIl arid all drivers locals in New York. some of six 'Viol .lt-ivttn 'IV it thO, ichoul official -4. acknowledged. union The ,u.tti Jerry RI)tt' Hall. if Ocala, .ie 'he M ilim e ci'. that there were some ivt.'d from :01 ,11 tug o ['rouper E. It. Hagerel had bee l poc kets of opposition One New 0. dci- k'r. if the E"Iuriota Hig hwAy 11* the State L)epartnne!it ii York local and two in Los 104)4411 It atioru that St eIes with a total of 3. 7 00 mum bers said they would recoinmend rejection. lit San Francisco, h0lite be of 6,000 strikers, the local's cxecuttc board voted 'uwt to uppose" the contract. This was I vtcwc1 by union ottieiat.s here as it victory because San Fran cisco was a major trouble spot on the earlier contract rejection. Mitineapoins. Vtt.I.;(iefl! %V - ilwee infoi-m'-d •' ' I) Joseph W. Bowman. Kansas City loet president who recoin mended approval of the pact. said he had received telephone atls from znahitusts leaders in other areas trying to get tue I to change our decision." V But Uuwtitan described the Ivkllltrclvt as 4 'teaL good" one I uiict saul ''I would bate to see Us te'je'c'ti t ig i too lit' legisiat toil tt It ltiu ti VVV•VV• - MOTOR milk, and adult-R. 50 oents all,), Itoti A, st-initioie county plu.4 beverage. o ntitled. z% iii,ols ~nr a All sehools this year wi'It Educa()r rile of have uniform prietts f lunches. .school c)ttlCtals :inav fleprrv*'.f cluuldren in \lilwue aid intuoc ' mitt' on lets1 i'lnn w h h would order L u-it year tilt, n i i.' t,,du 'hh 't' of e,f per anion mumbo r' tu u k I i e ma ,isi a I a of some locals opposing I aId ii a to their jobs AcWL ftiticl will n' outwit for back r:t.1c-i 5 )f h.':;' ow'r in Eastern. Nati on- ,strikers airlines mr uIu'el ings lu al at union cent 1 , , , lpnI'r "Il't' tirni were reported trying to line hiring tion on the measure wa de- cents with nrulk, in the at. Northest, Trans World and , hived pending outcome of to,, t IL' IV' nttdr. n V iri u but up votes against the proposal by across the nation, 4 t griut Three (j 8 on Jtil a y's tote eetlt:I with muth. otnru ii said Airline spukosin Unit('d priee w:t3 13 telephoning olin iii' of Inc als in V nev proposal is consid- a nd f o r adult-i It') :erit:; ry a The tell. rejected they it weeks laten' Saturday flights could reuinw other cities. re' tu,ii'nts' tati't' i-oiitraet flt'gt)tl.ltt'd iitIt't c'r,tblv fatter than the White the accept the i.aicl P. strikeN carry," to going "It's & ere uncut rejected b u & Ilnu lk Op.nin of htei'i for m' hite I lou'.e 4iuspR L (Roy) Siunilkr put sidiut of Sci a c should ho ii,icL to nut W It calls for a .)o-Ceflt as margin. \VL: 1"i-I 1UTWh,")fl.i agreeuut'nt 4Ch001 'l'hw latest t the AFL-CIO International As- nail by next week, they .aid. over itse r pa hourt ittct ott d univ )fl three rerr'l in ' \Int than t, 00(1 nru )uinIt s ii t bed is Congress de tibet sociation of Ma chinists . lb fore mechanics now W:t.4 pr'.-cnt. L.tw prc)vaftIS !ht-" sears for pI )1i, 1" ' 'lilY an hour. and list) $ i'e'e1vi'i $3.52 b'iit1"r iI1t'ei fltursiou"rci It'." t cost-of lt' 11hZ upt. R. l Mo!- .111 ,11 o-eU.;tI.4 I r1Ic 'V.15 e'-c',tI.ttOF c-house he hnn .s the onait I,,, iOv,Vht a 1iis pickup "'' Ittiiiil'>ti Wow .1 t1IItCiIt tUe Siemiller urged acceptance of coelcif be iext I'iwk A FL-CIO 'is o-,,r-trauieor did o the' contract be .00i'.a':t.s I IVlhasse" and Meany C)adtIcl President George Fh• ties up, th1e't:t' Lonan ii h St-h,nh leaders of union locals umbrae A4soenatI')cI will purcha:te' ,i used phur. burst. uit'i i.lutiiw, 0011 .e on 'he .ehtcie. Willie tug some 0.0O0 of the strikers. hoI bus for .51111 ) fruiti the here uuion'S headquarters IO)$ c.e.ilery XV" The ehoo1 Board to trtfl5P01'. ;oth- \,,jt1vit'cl ')t from support reported strong flJUVY. ,'%mc. Boar'i uU.1 ..st- .tpL'tt w tCt (?i to local leaders in Washington. otetithers approved the tale with lhe acciduiti occurred ')fl VOl. )Vd' V Miaiiii. Chicago. the itipulat:,n the a,1ct1to01t i'!urCiia .50 .,V.VVVVVV' Editwia! pago 28.113 Entertttintnorfit 213 Morosu'pc .11)-li Society ....... ................... - , V V —_ -' WASHINGTON (AP' the Increased school luncheon prices or the 66-7 wi th last year, were approved Pric-e 5 Cents school year, as compared by the school Board Thursday evening. be: Grades o ne ht1itth41X. 30 s with - - - . 322.6231 ty-j tyj . ttppoitcri MOTOR 2215 W. FIRST ST. no such in. - David - 'ac Thert• tent or inference it just hap and The Herald is ing machinists voted today on pcned trem endously sorry and apolo- ending their walkout that has L1C grounded f e airlines for six I Speultion is high in DemoKey union officials predicted eratic circles as to who will of the contract George Smathers acceptance succeed Sen ic retires following com granting hefty increases in when office wages and benefits But leaders pletzn of his term next year. Some say that for- i mer Got'. LeRoy Collins is hein his a ctr' ely the Ken' by r the position o bid f while in particular, nedys, RFK formn'rr Gob'. Farris Bryant is being b a c k e d by l'resident Johnson. - V tilt, NO. - •• V . . VOL. Naval Air' Gable at Sanford Lt. Robert Station. our intent in reporting the fire at the station inadver. sentence R tantly included _ wh C 4 Zip Code 112771 WEATHER: Thursday 93-70; weekend: Temperatures above not- mud. FRIDAY,AUGUST19_196G —_SANFORD. FLORIDA Established1908 260—APLEASEDWIRE to assist, School Lunch rices Hiked - - riaflet Ili(les in P-cplalninv the "\vorkings of the news-01111rrtr,ni. ho" 'orrespnndents r,hrniihout emmno!e (Continued on Page 1) and the rjr(-tilation department, whose might chore it. is to have your copy of The Herald placed on your front (IO01'stE'p ('U'h afternoon. i v, th: aiti tib of Hous 0 aut'luw, wtuch nortutahly tiandlc 00 pet- cent of the nation's air commerce, have lust upwards of $300 million in revenue duing the the worst in airlines' history t. walkout - V 'L'tte, sit ikets. 1)1115 some L,000 I to :10. 000 turknigtued einpk' Cs. Lust uiane than $60 tiutlituit acs. And even bigger loss us wet-u recorded by tourist arrdS that depend heavily on air traveL to bring theni businesstuiti t: tit V V V 0 - I. �I' 4 ARM ' ., '' -. .... S etecflWflAfle*n... .... .wa •......_ ,. .. . - -fl C' 'C nfl .4I .?'t ..-..- r ._ -- . •,, - -. .. ••'.-•'. . • -- '.•.- •. -- ..-• , • - -' . .,••- - •.--- -. • • - ' 1 I 11 --I 2— Anwit 1, 1966 Wine.me.t All Souls Fall Pastor's Corner 1 ro I 1, :tHear The Convene In ____ . — t?~~, `-.I ) . -, Schedules I ~Ili ~ , '.. .- Nov. 19 I ... I, -, . .. ,:~ 1.1"1i-1!-~VI.,' ~"-, - •' countries are ~ . 7 r . .I . ~'. ~ ~ . ''.. " •• I I : I O States - • • . - . I . - -' "i ' I . - 14, t4 "b' l"RENT inspection of the crafts work completed by students attending Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene Vacation Bible School took ;Inee at the church Sunday. Top Photo shows members of the Junior boys class (left to right) C. W. Matter, Nicks' .Tnques, Steven linnabottom, and Mike ilatton with their project, 1)00k shelves, Th e junior girls class Including Becky Baiiei', Patricia Leep, Barbara Crumley, l)Iane Green and l)ebhie Lastell ninde cup and saticer flower va.ges. Chosen w; kbig and queens of the chooI vo1'o Kevin Estes (center) and Gall Laster and Sherry liedient. • cation. barriers before a , since been . t' members • : Sanford Congregation, ' . acco- I ., . . ' - ' . , I., ,1* ' . : 1__ ___It - Methodists Welcome ?'iie'Ihodisls p Minist w - ' '. i.'. ,, '.2 r ' '. '" . . I ' " Rev. To race Church To - 'I ave Youth Week - i 4,;~..:!~ 1, ~Ir ~ '. ' • ' ..". 1. ~ . , , Plans Dinner First Methodist I . I. • • A - . " . r% Circle Meets r r:j \ Family Picnic . •.• -. -. . •. . Addresses • II AIIIITIAfl Harkey To Speak z U In Enterprise House rnihli WASHINGTON (UPI) Rev. 'Temple To Return take return Church Of Christ • I3arbara Guess Announces VBS (:ircle Meets . the, members iviary MYF Drive Opens ,4i Aavd . - Korean u'nrl.-c ' - P ________ Has i' - U )' W_ ____ - his disability pay has piled UP sid now totals nearly $15,. 000. if he comes back, he can have the money, Eskins said, and he won't be forced to return to the hospital. - - 'I., - - & fi Florida's 520,500 acres of bearing groves comprised 68 per cent of the nation's producing citrus acreage in the 19'J4-G5 scuon. - FORD COUNTRY OFFICIAL CLEARANCE Awards Rites as 1n4,. JUCL. superintendent o Incentive Go To Battle MANILA (AP) Filipino troops in Viet Nam will get free beer. A brewing corporation an. nounced It would send regular shipments of beer to th e 2,000 men of the Philippine civic ac. tion aroup who leave for Sou th Viet Nam In September. The company said It was car. rying on a tradition it had started when Philippine troops fought in the Korean War. - Ford Galaxie 500 2-Door Hardtop Florida obta ins such by-prod. ucts from cit rus as cattle feud, molasses, peel oil, seed oil, ethyl alcohol, wines, marinalades, jellies, preserves and candies. " ~ Learn to FLY ! bustin! 1 A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" SPECIAL $500 INTRODUCTION FLIGHT sit SPECIAL SOLO COURSE . .. ...... ., ,. NEW CESSNA TRAINER . .. $12.00 For His, Your Ford Dealer's closing out his big selection of brand-new Fords, Falcons, Fairlanes, Mustangsl Take your pick from the fastest selling Fords in history—get it at " the lowest selling price of the yearl I i / ' NEW AIR TAXI CERTIFICATE COVERS ENTIRE U.S. d '. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS flying Seminole Ranch ESS 3 - - -- • :;;: .T 0`00 ON HIGHWAY 41 ____ .:. ----- 4 - - - . 0 I . • • dP s You're ahead all the way at your Ford Dealer's Strickland Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. - MILlS EAST OF 365-3201 4. aA 0 "ISO" AVAILAILI FOR TIAINING 01 MI TAXI AVIATION PRODUCTS . : - .'r' Wh ile the bulk of the money is for municipal waste treat. ment plants, th e bill also pro'ides funds for research into new ways of handling th e waste th at now flows into waterways as well as aid to agencies for developing water quality control standards and programs, Under previous auth orization, the government Is spending $150 million th is year for aid in curbing water pollution. The House measure would gradually increase this to $950 million by 1971. The Blatnik measure adds new Incentives for states to chip in and for local govern, ments to conduct region-wide programs. It provides for 30 per cent for a project th at Is part of a regional program and to a maximum of 50 per cent In cases where the state pays 25 per cent of the project costs. S3IICC. .. - • - __ -- $1 5,OW DENVER (UPI) Officials said today they are looking for a 44-year-old World War II vett'ran who escaped nine years ago from the Colorado State Hospital. They want to give him $15,000 in Army disability pay. James P. Eakins of the Cob. rado State Parole Department said ,he man, Glenn Terry, was committed to the hospital in 1957 for treatment as an alco. Itolic, just before he "went over the hill." lie has not been seen _ _4001'.' 2513 P.sfr Dr. couwylts Waters vnnr .......... .7'O Coming To Him ,. , - . voluilt ' nmniitti.o Escapee Hunted. at .. Ph. 3228321 CAIC II COuld ,'. • (IT serrtcr.s - L J South.r,, Air .% ters p 1I ':' at set iiu, - 1NEWMATTRtSS(S 3OXSPRINGs, Awards ceremonies for stiidents who had participated in ,, the classes of the Vacation Bible School at Lake Mary . • Church of th e Nazarene took place at the church Sunday morning. Specially honored at the cere. monies were Kevin Estes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Estes, of Longwood, and Gall Laster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil tt' lard Laster, of Lake Monroe, • ._ who were chosen king and • .' queen of primary class for per feet attendance, Bibles and j'r memory work, and recitation of ; tw l • - '4i Bible verses. Chosen king and queen of the kindergarten department were Todd Loudermil k son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loudermilic, of I_ Lake Mary, and Sherry Bed. lent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bedient, of Sanford, One hundred and two students w I in the school and aver. age daily attendance was 80. The would reach that point two Mrs. Carole Jaques served unanimously approved a b ill to au th orize a five year $2.3 bil. lion program to rid the nation's lakes, streams and entire river basins of pollution. Though far more than President Johnson's original $50 million request for one year, th e sum was in line wi th a revised admnistration proposal. The Senate has approved a $5.9 billion program. Rep. John A. Blat,nik, (D Minn.), au th or of th e House bill, said th C .uouse measure proposed a slower start on the program. The Senate measure projects spending at the $1.5 level by 1971 while the House Loc -',.-. ______ 322.6321 ~J CongressActsT - pals ~ - . . a - ___ :26 to Closes School ,.• - __ SANFORD ______________ -- .I's ';I'- . ! %. •'• ): KCs To ;race \'SCS -is : :' .,_. Lni ,A' , ,~. - ... and we'd like to sell you some. 1. , - : Magnolia Dealers _______ , - wclrk It 11 9 0 .1W .~.. '' I . 1... I _ ~ I., __ I - - AL • :4, . ... Sets Youth 'Week tales t ~:!r I ~ world! - We are flit Piceis £ ), ! - A ,.1 " ~ *~~~. -.,. . Caroline Smith lt, rest. '"." Ladies Auxiliary In Deltona can F i4° 4M INNERSPRING RENOVATION SPECIAL ____ Each Quarter , does . CIIIIIIIIOI LOOKS HOLLYWOOD BEDS—ALSO ODD at - .11. have air 1SIZE & KING SIZE MADE TO ORDER ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. • each 4 . ~ There listeners. L i 7N don't Nevertheless, there, appears INCLUDING NEW COVER .. - __ • or company tion of 1c'l China's intentions. . I. screen, served units of platoon strength. : . tole- every lrirrc'nsing ratc' b,t still mdlvi- son considers unbearable punduinlly--hegin surrendering in khrnent. There also is the ques- - 4 Sets Meetings lead - 14 .1 / ' '.:. I -".'i Friendship Class Lake ~ WA5U1NGT0JN (tJI'f p --Ilespifo the new note of op. to he greater confidence, in of1vItInnre of a e'on5icic.rnl,Ie tirnkm apparent in private fidai circles hr that the tindecllnu' in the Inornis of 'm- rr'rnments by this anti other iteti StAtPq may he over the aitttilst ftezlitlng in Viet Nam Piipi nffirjnJ, the .fohnon 4. hump in Smithenft Asia. This has 1(, tl some hit,,), ITS. tffie. I ministration is making no pub- confidence seams to he hasei 11,15 to hejlovp that a major lie predictions ahnt. Viet Nam. largely on a reesnt Pentagon break in the war may enmf' i The President an4 his top study showed a marked decline sooner thnn they loud dnre"l aides are sticking to their in Communist moral., psrtleuihope. warning that Americans must iariy among the Vit Cong. (inc. policy mnng dipfr'mati he prepared for a long and This study, based on Int.rro. r,ffHaI, pressc'iJ to hninH a c'tly strtigglc.. g'tinn of captured and defectpc.riuonni guess 'is to when the i (Jfflr'iIs are aware of the ing Viet ("ing, attributes this )'ark of the Viet ('ng mill. (longer of trying to peer into to intensified U.S. and Viet... bury effort might be broken, the future, They recall only namese militiy action, irrowinsr said it ran rome as cirly as si well such ilI.dvjse4 fore - food .shnrtages and an Inerees. mn"nitha from flOW. I rtiOA n4 ftnt of fefenqe See- ing conviction that the antifit' wnrnel, hr,wovc'r, tru,t tt,r, refory Robert S. %feNamnra, Communist forces eventually ninny Intnngit,lc, facb',rs were i who said in IW that Amen- will Win. Involved to make a really valid can •rr,ops vot,ld he, able to prediction, come home by the end of 105. The derisive, evidence, that i Now, as in 19'l, a number the tide, has turned will come, of unknown fACtOrA are involv. In his opinion, when Viet Cong ed including the enemy's will. fighters- -now deerting 'it an i ingnes ti, absorb what John- s" - Meet ,. . i ' - Decline In Red Morale Boosts Hopes For Peace Li . ; . - 't '' ' top! To — . ..• - F T• ,. • . - In STEP ON IT PAL! T H E SAW-AOR' NERAL Pi HOLPING AN OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEI'4P ) > AND ç EVERY0PYS) Li INVITEP! • .' responsibility but I ": I ' Youth W k I theircrying request between :', I in sponsored Watchtower bad , 4 Joy Circle , _ . ,~ ~w .. ~:4~. - ,': Thurs - those a ,, More than 12,000 delegates Women of All Souls Catho- viii scheduled from noon un til from some 35 states and five lie Church met recently to corn- 11:80 p.m., Nov, 19. ::Sou nd? ____ expected In MI There will be activities fore plete plans for the 'F'sill FeitiI simi Beach next week, people of the community, mehad a Christian experiirne'"7 day th rough Sunday, to attend gardless of age, entertainment By RICHARD B. T)A'Y the convention of Jehofavorite, or food preference. A Jack )ias to sadly say "No". First Methodist Church vah's Witnesses entitled "God's delicious supper Is being plan. Most Christians would like had all been assumed he had Sons of Liberty." Cstae j "'to be like Pilate when he wash- had some encounter with bill The five-day meet, one of 11 there also will be hot dogs, ed his hands of the guilt and faith but folks bud been so held this year In the United 1St T hamburgers, cotton candy, and ihame he felt as he turned busy with his r.uccess that they and Canada sno-cones. I Jesus over to the people to an- neglected his needs. Be was by the Bible and There will be a teen swer of just an average guy". Who Tract Society, will take place with live music, the 40 et S • "Let Him Be Crucified". We, was at fault here? So many In the Miami Beach Convention I Plans to help In providing train will be on hand for rides, too, would like to wash our people like Jack are In our Hall, location of the annual dinner for the first night of and a scenic hay ride, under .Thsinda of all commitment and congregations and we need to Miss Universe contest. Methodist Youth Week, start- direction of Don LeFils, will Rush N. Stafford, overseer of I In living the think about how we can witness : Ing Sunday, were made by the be available. Christian Ii!.. We would turn to ad- I who are In need of the Plans also call for setting Joy circle of Grace Methodist planning :to our wubbowis for a cleans- guidance In living the Chris- visas local of up of booths of every descripChurch Woman's Society to attend to make room reserIng that would rid our minds Uan life, tion for ever' taste. Christian Service. and souls of any dutiful dediThis experience could be re- vations Immediately It they Grand prize wil l he a 14 by Members volunteering to lated to the Success or Saintly have not already done so. : serve Include Mrs. Gary Paint- 28 foot swimming pool, in . lie In the way Barrier. We assume we must Some 800 volunteer workers Many er, Mrs. William Rape, Mrs. stalled free of charge anywhere from the Miami area congregato keep us on the tJon.commlt- be successful or a saint 50-mile radius. AlterRobert Bennett., Mrs. James within working d : tal level. One expression that becoming Christian. We can tions have prize for those who may McNulty, Mrs. Roger Harris, nate CHRIST METHODIST Church, Sanford, welcomed the new minister and bugs me èonttnually Is the feel- not wait until then because July 1 to obtain sufficient Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. Al- already have a pool, wil l he ing of most Chridiana wantingthere would few Christians. We modations for the delegates, family, Rev, and Mrs. Donald Ed Reynolds and son, Jeffrey, at recep: vera Kelly, and Mrs. Jack Ross- $1,000. to be classified as "average must use ourselves as we are Stafford said. tion following morning worship services Sunday. (Herald Photo) t Overall chairman of the feat.man. An outstanding feature of the • people". But It Is the sorriest and work toward Improvement Is George DeMattio and S The meeting, which took I'Jal thing In the world to be average wearing no masks or false COflVCflLIOO Will IPC SUIW.CU (IOITI• Bob Crow Is serving as ticket place Aug. 11 with eight mainaVenige YU fronts, if you live like this, onstrutlons of actual Biblical 'because by being chairman . hers present., was opened with Tickets may he purli• nes portraying the lives rind are as close to the bottom us YOU look sit the impossibility you a devotional by Mrs. Richard chased from most membe rs of ministry of real Bible charactare to the What does this are posing IOL others? ed as the parish Tile congregation of Christ of the church's Woman's So Bre SI er e who also se rv Sparkling fruit punch with say to others about your mdiThe Sound Barrier is, for Ors. hiethodist Church, Sanford, han- cietv of Christian Service, Rev. floating green Ice cubes was chairman in the absence of Mrs viduality? Absolutely nothing some, hard to overcome. We red the new ministe r, Rev % and Mrs. Reynolds. and Dave served from a crystal bowl, William Rape. Reports were i Is what It says. You become In- are so uneasy about talking of )onald Ed Reynolds, end his heard from the various offic' along wi th homemade cakes. : between good and or In- Christ and our faith, We will .floir smily, at a reception held to!- Waggoner, chairman of the ofnot able, able and talk of other things of which : owing the morning worship ficial board. Announcements were made . Each person is an Individual we are proud not our faith. servicc Sunday. The serving table, overlaid of the District Work Shop at : creation of God with unique What more could we be proud Guest In the receiving line were with a white linen cloth. WBS Bear Ormond Beach on Sept. 6, a and valuable talents, characterof others? and express to a I irs. ,lames Runnels, president centered with a yellow floral Istles, and abilities. We are all By MARYANN MILES The Sacrifice Barrier is a real at Leesburg on Oct. 11 and 12, arrangement flanked by crystal All members of the choir of :.different and therefore we are barrier. We are so complacent Services and World Community Day on candle holders and blue tapers. ,not able to say we are average. in our society. We don't want St. A n d r c w a Presbyterian ( Nov. 4. ca By FRANCES WESTER Being average is being nail. to give up anything. Jesus said Church, Bear Lake, are to meet P Th e next general meeting of "'commlttant, non-involved and "Be Fishers Lf Men". We have at 8 p.m. Sunday at the church The Friendship Class of the j the Woman's Society of Chrisno ~ can involve no effort for an of- become dolux Fishermen with for a re-organlzzitionnl meetFirst Baptist Church of Lake i Simony worship services of tian Service will be Sept. 1, and be : feetive witness. I ' no risk taken. It reminds me ing, Mrs. Judy Wright, choir Mary held a summer meeting In the United Church of Deltona th e next Joy Ci rcle meeting se Lots of our so-called Chti of a man who had a large fishdirector, has announced. Wes tm oreland Wing with Mrs. Will he fit 10 si.Th. at th e Corn- will be Sept. 8. Grace Methodist Church wil l flu tians become Saved, Sanctified Ing boat with a cabin below. Wednesday, at 7:80 p.m., ii bserve youth week with meetMrs. James Griffin h a d Crawford Shel ton as bosteis. munity Center on Lake Monroe. By DONNA ESTES : Sitters. They fill our congTe- Be would It In ii comfortable film, 'Patterns of the Mind," Mrs.. Shelton presided. Tb. itIga from S until 7:80 p.m. During vacation of the pastor, charge of th e continued proA Southern fried chicken gations and refuse to become chair and watch on the will 1* shown at the church, meeting : was opened with praytri rilly Sunday through Thurs- dinner will he sponsored by the Rev. George B. Owen, guest gram on "Praying to a Per.. committed to witnessing to the vision fixed for view- followed by discussion on the ay. Rev. H. 'Wight Kirtley, Ladies Auxiliary of the First ministers are conducting the er given by Mrs. P. M. WhigGod" In the absence of Tit ham. Ph : Good News, which Iii the source ing the top deck of his boat, subject, "What Extent Should tiflister of I)eltona Methodist Potitecostal ChLIrI1I of LongTVU'CS This Sunday, and next, Mrs. Mrs. Jean Leonard. of real power today in a COIl- the poles go in and out of the Individuals become Involved In During the business session it °'' William H. Guest of DcIiurch stid former member of wood from 4:80 to 7 p.m. on Refreshments of homemade • fused, searching society that water as he pressed buttons. our Modern World of Space G was decided to hold the class to race Church, wil l he guest Satarday. Aug. 27, at th e Leon Springs, a retired minis- cake and coffee were served is Be considered himself $ fish- and Science," needs THE CHRIST! i meetings once each quarter In. mak er. church annex on Orange Ave- ter, wil l occupy the pulpit. His prior to the meeting by Mrs.. stead of each Friday, at 8 p.m., teenagers ph :no preacher, no church building, ornuin but really he was not month during th e Cou rse for the junior highs, nue. sermon topic this week is "Have Robert Osburn. no organization that can save Involved in the zct. Be was not of the community are Invited coming chu at rc h year, which ith Ronnie hunt as instructwill include, in addi- We Lost Something?" the world! No, not even the taking the risk or danger of to participate in a musical 01 is entitled "God in Our tionMenu time e th quarterly birthdays to the chicken, potato SnTaking over as pianist, for we 'church, by Itself, as It Is (so losing his fish on a hook or program to be presented under LIves." The senior high group, lad, green beans, pickled beets, Mrs. Owens is Mrs. will be honored. It also was William thi :organized) today save the feeling the wind in his face. direction of Steve Sheaf. voted to have the annual class i th Rev. Robert Temple, put;- biscuits and but te r, cake, cf- Pozzo. Her prelude wil l be "The ati : But Who is The Be wanted to be protected and Christmas party. ti ir of Grace Church, us In- fee or punch. King of Love," by Gounod; the Church I? comfortable. Like this man, Mrs. C. N. North, classteach. at:ructor, will study "Science, Take out dinner will be avail- offer tory, "Passion Chorale," of : We, Individually, are the we are fast becoming delux or, was asked to prepare a new c:hange, and the Christian." by Hassler, and the postlude, able. wo :Church in r e a Ii t y, honesty, Christians. mot to and scripture verse for Ladies of the church will be By FRANCES WESTER ltest'rvutjons may In. nuulc' "The Heavens Declare Ills tw. -and depth. What happens at the The Split-Level Barrier is the th e 1966-1967 year book. Sev, charge of serving Sunday i The Caroline Smith Ci rcle of ca lling Rev. E. Ruth Grant, Glory," by Beethoven. church building on Sunday from barrier of compartmental livThere will be a Fellowship I:he First Baptist Church of ersi other matters of business Youth 'Week at First Moth- 'Timing's supper. The remain- pastor, or Mrs. M. L. MeDan'the pulpit must go from the pul- ing. We live our lives in levels. ig evenings w il l Include Coffee Hour immediately fol- I ake Mary met In Weitniore- also were discussed. auxiliary president. on one level, worship odist Church, Sanford, will be : pit to the congregation, from the We Th. devotional for the evelowing the service and every- Iand Wing for the August meet11 nndwich supper with beverage ning was presented by Mrs. : congregation to the sidewalks, on another, recreate on another, observed Sunday through Frione is urged to remain. d d essert provided, I ng with Mrs. W G. Brown as and from the sidewalks to the etc. We do not mix our faith day, with Rev. Wilton Carter North who also closed the meetAll young people of the Hostesses will he Mrs. Laur- I yq II.. of people in need in our with our day living. We of Ormond Beach as guest C )mmunity, in addition to those Have once Hansen and Mrs. R. P. Mrs. Barley Wilhelm presidI : community. If this does not should.fight Communism by fcil- spiker each evening. W. lt V LJ 3U IZJC gZU11J 01 Grandy. Welcoming committee s the church, ages 18-21, are id in the absence of the chairSunSupper will be rea happen, then the sermon has lowing one of their principles game using the nicknames will be Mr. and Mrs. Gustave nun The meetingopened svitim in day in vited to attend. no relevance for the wz (actually taken from the Chris- day at f:30 p.m. and of states. Mrs. Rosa Labo won E. •losephon. House committee ;,rayer given by T. M. wit 1f what happens at church (lfl tians): "Give your best of what through remainderof the week Sanford Council, Kiughts for the month is La urence A. higham. The Calendar of the prize. Sunday or during week days you have and first-rate ideas at 6 p.m. There also will be Columbus, will have a family Bunsen and William Dwyer. The hostess served refreshoy rayer was given by Mrs A. not affect the lives of and contributions and we will a period for fun and fellowpicnic from noon until 6 p.m. : e ments of punch, cake, mints arn, who also prayed for th ship each evening. ' others then the church i fsiil- win the world." Saturday at Sportsman's Park and nuts. "Happy Birth day" nisslonaries. All area youth from seventh L It should and lug to witness The Self-Barrier is perhaps on SR 46 at the Wekiva River. Was. sung' to those having birth. Off ice rs for the coming year ' must and never forget that the hardest with which to dual, grade up are invited to at, rt Kunkler, chairman, Robe for days in July, August and Sep.loc Foy, director of Florida rere elected and hostesses a nd bring their friends. You are the church. When we "take up the Cross will advises there' be St ate Employment Service in he circle meetings were chosA 1t of folks are like a man (decide to live the teachings barbecue t'flickcn SF infurd, was guest speaker for eroges nitci Cxi. Mrs. Frank Officer and 'vie will rail Jack. Jack was of Christ) we make our last dinner with all the trimmings. Bernard Harkey of Sanford, Irs. Varn were appoin ted to t' tit August meeting of tilt, raised going to church (WI!t decision because Christ deals There will b game's for chil- district president of the Meth- erve on the year book co . G race' Methodist Church Wo rn Sunday. Then he goes off to with ti and adults with winners odist Men's Club, will be guest ii msin's Society of Christian Ser- tiren ittee. •college and finds out he thinks What is the Christian busi of the' cliildreii's events getting speaker for morn ing worship vi Mrs. Varn ta ught a chapter the professors and the books hi' ness all about anyway? It is ac Rev. Robert M. Temple Jr., Foy discussed the school prizes, services Sunday at Burnett Me- j ri th e group mission study J Iiai roads know more than God and when you a few minutes minister of Grace Methodist är opout problem and presented nlorial Methodist Church, En- boak. Ref reshments were served the "fairy of religion". So with another where you are, Church, will to the pul- an interesting f il m on the subterPrise. by Mrs. Brown. tint he quits church until h marries it is when you help another or pit Sunday after a two week je ct entitled "When Fm Old Members of the church's typ and becomes successful in hi any a kind word to another or vacation. Title of his sermon Eiiough, Goodbye." Mcxi's Club have moWed grass typ business and decides he should go out of your way for another. for the 11 a. m. service Is at the parsonage and painted Ing : attend church to he further aw- "if you have done it to one of "Eighteen: The Age of the wiHostesses for the meeting, the trim on the house. Next iich was conducted by tim cepted by his friends who are the least of these, my bruthen, Abrupt Break." Vacation Bible School at the meeting of this group will be dy Breeze, president, were climbing the ladder of success. you have done It unto me." RePromotion Day for the church M rs. Henry Skinner and Mrs. Sanford Chu rch of Christ, iroo Saturday, Sept. S. The church recognize member that! will be observed Aug. 28. I ....L.... AA_ Gitry Painter. Park Avenue, will he conductJack to be an importa nt cornii LUKe The only way to live the In business, Mrs. Breeze was ed Monday through Friday of J. too munity figure and put him to Christian life accepting the re- Guest Pastor presented the Presidential Pin t week with daily sessions The Deltona Meth odist Youth By FRANCES WESTER wee work In the church and he, soon, spunsiblilty and commitment is Rev. John P. Each-worth, wi The Barbara Guns Cj.PJ of den becomes a su ccessful leader In to have a total dependence upon guest pastor last Sunday at ea iich is to be handed down to from 7 until 8:80 p.m. Theme Fellowship has a dri ve under. ch succeeding president. She is "Our House is His House." way for supplies for Japanese ti . First Baptist Church • of the church. One day his hal- God. We need to search our. the Forest City Baptist Church, re minded those attending of the There will be classes for all and orphanages. Art.. Lak. Mary met the home of loon Is popped however. Some- su1ve for ways of witnessing will again occupy the pulpit diistrict workshop for Sept. ages, including adults, and re- ides needed include media] E ra. Charles McKeel with Mrs. b : one stops to ask him a ques- iisid becoming the witnessing this Sunday for the ii a.m. 15 In Ormond Beach and read freshments will be served in supplies, children's clothing, 'V C. Ladd in ch mat tion arge for the "Jack, have you ever Christians In the world, service, let of appreciation for the the Individual classrooms each toys, and sewing materials. A.ugust meetin.. wlii — &09 M ethodist Youth Fellowship evening. Anyone wishing to contribute Mrs. Rosa, Labo gave the 1 £f Cii mp funds from time youths Be rt Brown will serve as ov- .is asked to call the church of- Call to Prayer and Mrs. Hirb. siti ending. erizil coordinator of the school. flee. Icy Wilhelm offered prayer for droi +1missionaries. riea. Officers for the new year My - y.i'r -M elected and Mn. L*dd. .10 __ • ___ She rs. Carl Bryant and Mrs. Pat immerlin were appointed as . 7'; N tar book committee. "'I o __ ____ It was announced that the a ri ok, Great Is The Company, 4 red ould be taught Sept. 20 at e church with a sack lunch .'Jfollow. to.b Mrs. Ladd taught a chapter the minion study book. Mrs. din It Sumnierlin and Mrs. Richd Stout are to teach the last. witi I apters. • d ' — __I—__I The hostu served refresh. yell', WULOOS WAS$N nuts. air! -YhIIu1i $ISSW mat 111111_Ill • P.O. lox 1214 31 , *suiart rral1 I tk Sanford PubI'-b-o p 'pt uS""ay, awb4ft ban` 4 c*jlm. V WIscS SERIES of three 1eson on th e meaning of Methodism, led by hex'. J. -.1, *are 644.4255 pale: in Robert Miller, will begin for th e Bear Lake Methodist Youth Fellowship 'sssd$aj IV Th• s.at., S. S.minoi. N.iaId. Sue I. at* 6 pan. meeting Sunday at th e church. ( fficers, shown with Rev. and P' Lv.. V.aIe,d Ytpv. MMdr.d Mrs. Miller, directors, are Ann Shelton (seated, right), president, and i4 WESLEY SINGERS, youth choir from Mt. Zion Methodist Ch urch in 1; 665.5631 4-- '•.'ea. r4 (standing, from left) Patty Congrove, program chairman; Deni WilliamAtlanta, Ga., will present a program at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Casat Iaat.,4, Yls. U.. D.Iton. son, hostess, and Mv.rge Hall, vice president. Junior M)T, under direcseilmerry Community Meth odist Church. The group was organized to prom $ap Nb.ert.d.g a*e by Csr. tion of Mrs. Harry Williamson, meets at 6 p.m. Sunday in the chapel on vide advance work in sacred music, folk soligs, amid knowledge of Chrishi '5.,: 668.4402 the cburch grounds. W.s (Herald Photo) tian teachings. The public is in vited to attend the program. Vsev Uass DeBar1 grey St district l,,ttti?sirhLrnlh ...I ,. III" I I Festival Miami Beach I S Angust 19, i9flfl—Png 8 . .% -- -' 'I,,.- - _____ ..-0~&"V—- -.• . _.0.&P%.""__-_... •--... ,- '.1 . .. '. 1 �V ' - 7 ! L : . ~(. -~ 4 i, (Omflnued from Page 1) tv and the ethn eB rLe-Osteen area channel their news through the coun ty editor to the 4 -news desk; how thenews reporters follow their daily . 1 "beat.s" to bring in local news to the city editor. and how literally thousands and thousands of reporters I throughout the world channel their news through the lea.-Red wires of Associated Press and United Press I nternational over a bank of teletvpe machinec to the news desk. The news editor will explain how he takes the I . e raiø Invites I1- 1 i I , i J Ih1' infnr?t brraL? I t 11 If . I E i 117 It a r I, If "dummy" page from the ad department and fills in around the ads to complete the page with news stories and pictures, along with the little rules of the news_ ¶ i % +,O / / If ' ' t ' pecials I h 1 I• • A &I ou - rm with an a verage of 3s 000 men a month for the next six to eight months This Ic 5,000 . month higher than recent call This rate would mean indue. .". _." 4 I , I :::~M - -MW ft% - I -- ..A .I"", I"., . I . - replacement needs also must be . • - Th ,,, 1( t. ' .., 4 day through Sunday of next , -,week in Hollywooa (pin.) Witt, ,,*'-',') ~, I 1 more thsn 1,20') persons ex pect. ?` ed in attendance as Pre8Cflt. tivea of the chureh'a 78 dis tricta Dr Walter Ji dd r I I., ' . I I - . ' - wli . 1 HI IJFRIO'% ('I 'RESCE P they visit us on Sunday and see to what effort The - two other occasions Thursday I Herald ownership has gone to provide a bigger and but no fu rt her were re newspaper. (Why the newsprint (paper) alone parted for either losses side. ; in ourdaily ai edition d costs t more tthan thee we f cents A missile launching pad near I r f'iit rai Whro Iflud ') let p - .10 aters - II.... iiJ I Casselberry wi ll tel which begins at 6:30 p. in. Everyone Is Invited to attend. _______________ ii As Publisher Gielow says elsewhere on this front others damaged In other air HH z* \!r n. PutierkI Homt. -A,ft), rwt. Fred 11hommi Funeral iit.nir. In The White House has 132 rooms, 20 baths Church with Rev. AN'1111am T. Xcayut offk'InIin. flou&ry wlfl l' rc•elt•d itt :i' P. m., Mon. day. ut Bripsmi Funf-rul Tion-or. Dri#;mm Funeral 14 ome in; ' h- 'iii, tier, John hoover ' I Pitt) sir I) 'V RVJ(I I V £VI'PPs ('hi iCi • , .,, J"', ,, ,. . I.. ~.,O " .1_i~ 1, ,j,.".1' ., -! . .1s. 11111111111- I P. I tntnr emPreniy ha ~ been declared in Lirnz, the capital of ?hr. provin:ci of thel" -Ati.0rian-are tinder bridges swept awa y 45 vear4 experience in furnitur has Tk20; • cndanger - h no panic has hen reporte' 'innn the thotig tire enter, 1100 French c in the province Prates were ronoRned to Avenue. A newcomer to ! ford . C V Rfl(, P t'alae which jq now here ifl(f f lit- re N wife reqloe in the k or cornwinir.q, t1w. harbor police Gets Down To vfrQ. Brass Tacks 'rhe onoris 11it this piewres. ç;;, cult of the country's abundance water that does go In Pohicl'men also were transfer. The shoe industry uses cnt Vuugosiavia. red from the waterfront to 15 per cent of all the tacks other (ItitiCS. manufactured. The University of California Tacks are sterilized to pro I campus at flerkeley has broken feet the health of those who I' licenien and increased police Steel Enstituite. has an article in ne Iiihw;uys and rail lines. ------. --- - I sy • uest Speaker k~-' t. :', 16 EEK . RYJ Street. INVITGE) TO THtE U so 'TI-US 14) I I . II , appeared anti was positt.ely idLfltI(ied at Christmas 1ai s -- -- .- ______________ I. . W -;- 0 ME i I~ II ~MMJ .. a Do MN7 LUCM , HOUSE PAINT 0 WON't Ilishpr 4W , a*ev -- irSt % ' ? -, .. eavy rota. I , ::%t?,_kb %:-_~~ . .. - _ .1 -- - _ ~ ., I -, I ~II I A I .1t I I apply ., ..'1, . PlOOF cohort. I GAL. - 1,; ~ 6 I .. ; 1. :il I 0 041113 IN 20 MW. Use an maze". a--or W004 made with woo . , • Oft _ ___ - "coo a ft" 89- - . . • IUSIR '.. e ~ -1 PLUS BONUS GRUN STAMPS! 100 EXTRA STAMPS .. 1- : ii '' P FRIDAY 0 SATURDAY I u0b: S *ehJ • li:.ol . i in an issue of the Government . ___ - - - 1 about 40 pairs of the birds in A survey or about 40 colleges the area. The roisy scrub bird and universities indicates there I is extremely iv Y elu e USie and the fire three bicycles four students. or a v I)N SYMPTOM 114010111111"t Al %flefrormo?" Dorriff -. Park Avenue and 11th lowmit,, ,,,,,,, ,,as announced - & IuI PION" The diopping of thu. propos. (I Iartment No charges were -made .0 a AUNT AND i lllilc4 Ing to Sanford City Police De. ther seen nor heard. but it re ~ i 'iuein- - - (lashing and siren sounding at titled b ornithologist John tile time of the mishap. C,ould iii 184,*i from specitnen.,i INIL110r ' daniages were reported u0llCct(',d In the area. Between but au Injuries resulted, accord- 1889 and 1961 the bird wait nel. to LThuIas Carri gan Is ,j A t the. Forest Lake Church. N" ,ice Stated chiet Gitiley G"17VItte. victory for the was answering it cal-I when he wildlife conservationists in and another vehicle being driv. Western Australia who have en by Mrs. Aileen S. Duna, 1800 lVell trying to preserve the 110me Way, collided at Park and area ItS a raUna reserve. The 201h. Gailey's vehicle light was nolsy sertil) bird was first Iden IN. GVeRySopye W :loll _ I m. serv- airplane wrrd frorflilCht to Irpland in~ - auto accident Wednesday morn DON'T WO PAL '/OLJ'L.LS uL,st li;i'e bi'en in 'I II heart O the noisy scrub t)Ir(I Country near Asiistant Fire Chlef Williani Albanyt C. (11illey was Involved In ati Perth. tacks to the ton. public relations director of the e.tahhish ;i new to%w) Fire eiuIie • • In Collision ' __________ One of A _______________- _____ i i i i ji l jl oplim 1 I ~~ :~ ---- Is Saved ---- . in their mouths be ore! ,11 record% for enlistmenUl in the Peace Corps. Eld.r Ifi.nry Caruhh,iu of using them. . I I There are about 3.2 million Iar Lake, newly appointed Iralia's rjire%t birds, flip noisy (Cd flit W t f)n '""nih .111) birth Ii Aiistrali;tjl .St,ll#. (;()%.p,.I, I v" r ~~' B;eO., I 1 I i Nancy Turner, l)oherfy, an(J IbII•% hoover. I'ITEI (i'tP . I . ,1 I 11 lie said the pollution is a re- purify, at economical cost, the rent Issue of "Steelways mag have been hlnekd in the her- 1)(41f I)' uiru :..'. 4 11 ll I cutter to see the pollution of once pre%ent raw pollutants Lake Erie from entering the lake and will har',r police reifrce(I by '- III RANT 12111 r file umrner tourist eann. Thousanris of forejg. patrols and security Rquads. A ahnift tacks. it incitides such TheN, .ire heint. , forced 0 t take ki .- A BRAND NEW 1 . no reason for i n iiti in pollee or fin e(,' to t)pe(pm f he ('(fIeaJ re 'mmodnre Apartment fici.il in Eu n ifflq united Offence of sf),11h Viet ,NaSn..,, viirnitin Center will ; Press Internation, i)y teie feattire i swim" minister. Victorian it nd Early American lines of tour Ky hIamer (he tc e irne ront West Ger thCftc fl a criminal SYfl(iICRtC, rurniture fll4IflV hut there urt' also quite whu h h( saul had infiltrated u V from thier Western Cnuun imPOrt 1ff'rt firms chipping tries v ------------- •' WVING INTO t the lUInItd the .s'ouirig people. ------- I I. 4 I by risin or water ,;. ndvertiing and qaje FrI.Io%'ing the theft of the ir tund Mr r rains extr.o company of military po. Ailne of the Amprfean Irnn ,and I (tier .orea by ....'. .rI.4E . q r. iind with Nlrx. are 'Iii i)iItIt 1 ! who 8,flfl J ,;t - ,r'r ". 1. I . . I .• , ') hoover, 0m) It is 849 miles by highway from El Paso, Tex • In the o I at the eastern edge. , ____________ (ILItII'(I (f ' ' ,, " V ii(Jt,V('J, I HivJ f)flk(', Sit_ nov The ~,., ' _____ -_ I IuIZI B. Cham (y First Bapt1t Church otficIatlt,. Burial will Hanoi was destroyed and two I I- tri Evergrern Cemetery. page today: Be our guests Sunday at Our Open House" f t 5 There 'lib refreshment \Ia. f o r rxtj ('j. • - UA'H411t MID ______ of huge crates containing plumbing fit,iteg from ,..".,,~ ,.. J ' I 10wing the covered dish supper W - effort behind it for their Hanoi, a spokesman reported pleasure and-information, will be most surprised when Air Force jets ran into M1Gs on - i . !I .f Funeral Notice - enq lIlIHing from hike hf) f wjf ador and show color slides at a meeting of the Men's Club! fit Casselberry Community Me thost Church. Tuesday. fol. I 1 I ----------- ~Jv : Slide Program ¶ . - - I. I . -- =: .i I Ir or his experiences on it recent twoCrusade to Colombia and Ecu. . Funeral Notice 'I'll II N l)IUM Of I'ort Inke SCVC?ith-j)zty '7 The fi rst Na,ane interns. tinnal lanie' conference cnnHsrn is schethilel Tue fla . i 'A flCwpper ai arrngv'd when 11 ((JPfl -Piiri%fq were stranded in . . I I - • report rid Thi n that Kv lin.4 taken "very per. , ROnAl noffee" of the alarming China for 10 years, will be key. note speak.r i - Grea Be'i'ng the number needed to meet present replacement requirements in Viet Nam. Worldwide , tHin A hy tnrIc and f(,rr('ntI :- . ! ! - port they are turning out 55,400 men a month, almost four times es machine and fraansfed to a metal plate for repro- fl'Wapfr I 11 , ()f ____ . I -- 1-- I I 1, -t I '. t 'tern Tyrol vrA ________ .'1:.L " ' I., L, , state agency on whether the annexation by selberry of a portion of property in North Fern Park is legal. (Herald Photo) S ______ ~ . an enlistment lag. To meet the manpower In S creases, th e Pentagon has £ pancied Its training ca pacity. Army basic training units re- ie ~ II I __ Ky. itt Thousands -in 1 - / r. fishing, he is back at the job of trying to get a dete rminAtion by either the county commission or a . I .1 q'r 4 1was re0sed upward by 6,000. the Pentagon said, because of 11I: King Features Syndicate.. Inc.. - 1966. world- -rights Treerved. - ~ .... SAU(p (fJpf, - rtii' n the 1 1iisit Port (if Saieon finally! I I Onle the kitchen .4tink, ton. ' th eir tifl - g now Is on display in one of vacant ~ ,,. NOW THAT Vernon Dunn, who is k f tionately as the "Mayor of Fern Park, has gone , lI &I I', 11 Jib I 1 si'i : October. The September call - • ~ ! : 11 '" i 1 _____ i1 i,. ' .: I ' ¼hen Sink I . I .- . _ __ 1;, T_ .11I .1.11 I I . 'Fl d St d i ., o' I I ~ I._0,: I.. :'- -,&I , 1".. :.,,4%. II I I .1 - ~'. 'ncludinq Ky's ". their pony, :: : for September and 46,200 for . . ..,O. - Plays. (See the full PRRv ad on the bRek ptire of this section.) Most stores will be open until 9 p.m. United State nank will July to 36,600 this month, 37,300 - - . _'.4', Take All Thieves S Extra special bu met but the Army declines to duction on the papw. The Herald also has just introSAIGON. South Viet Nam tl%lty. the spokesman said. duced its "'Duo-Tone" whereby a black-andincluding attacks against eight i BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) - "It has been caused by th While American troops On the ground, U.S. forces oil storage depots. ! There is a general expectation white 'hoto comes out n color : 1 .And The Ha1d (AP) 41 ca 't I . for the the num be r of U S troops In President Johnson opened a great Industrial might of Bufmill introduce still a new photo process, for using searched with little I, to elusive Communist enemy, Aus- enemy. mti]ti.'nln fast-moiring speechmaking trip falo and Cleveland and Toledo Madras, Ore., who. led the at. C ,• South The new stereotype room should be fascinating. traiian and Vietnamese The Australians, supported by tack on the missile site, said the present 290 000 to about 400 000 into New York and New Eng- and dozens of other cities," nv land today by telling a Buffalo troops fought pitched I' 1 the end of the year. "' t his -9 -A battles New Zeal matrix (or cardboard) is laid on the page form and and American arentire area was engulfed in . I ,I I. * d. 'That abundance has a 4 J, ,,, :and, mitb terrific pressure, the type is pressed into ThursdAy with the Viet Cong tillery units as well as their flames and smoke and numer- 1"ould require an input of about audience the nation is well on tic !124 mil itary spokes own its way to purifying the waters helped to create the kind of : the matrix, causing indentations This "mat" is placed and killed reported moderate casual otis explosions cent flaming "7.500 men a month oer reof the Great Lakes I good life which so mans people wc -1 :into another machine, hot lead Poured against it. men said today. pla cement ceds ties, an indication they were hit pieces of equipment catapulting ' The The three-day tour takes the enjoy in Buffalo." ' and out comes a hard. which is placed on the press Cong Troops have been going to Into the air. Ati during a four-hour engageta Asia at a rate of President to five s tes and to For the first time, he said, SO fightinginvolving ,~ , S The two new Duplex presses are the pride and about 15,000 a month. But mili- Canada for a meeting with 'we are attacking head on our 1` !, f troops I ___ ant downpour 42 miles southeast of II~ took place in Quang Tri. Long tary officials say that doubling Prime Minister Lester B. Pear- massive problems of water polWO : 7 joy of The Herald staff. Whereas at the old PI Saigon. It was their biggest lution in the United States." on First Street the old pre bat- An and Tay Ninh proiInces. rnA*--K1,1,%,. iti:NJAMIN R. - the input would severely strain son. tle of the war. The first of his long series of Johnson announced that the JJ . - . I Government casualtics were . -. black and white only at the rate of 12,000 new ,p II R 17'rnnklin. ',;', (,f Sunford, The Vietnamese claimed 131' " speeches dealt with a variety of Interior Department today gave r an hour, these new Duplex presse4 .; can turn out as reported light. .4 I ~ who dif-d Wt-dnvP,mo,. win hr. United States and Southeast enemy dead in three other domestic affairs such as a a go-ahead to the Rand DevelI a many as 40 pages with clor at the rate of 28,000 tars. r or an io FUiiii )]om medical care for the aged and opment Corp for construction f - newspapers an hour. I Marine Pilots flew 97 missions Officials • 1k 'Wight Kirtley of Toritnith In the air war over the North, I h urfiday, 'Mothodixt Cliurcli ,vfficlating, terms of about 375.000 men in education for the young. as well on the shores of Lake Erie at e 1z' pick up their American fliers bagged their I . paper in the evening -and lo I unto the poor newfiCremution will roii(jw- Funeral Viet Nam Buffalo of a new type of filter news- I Rth Communist by the end of 1966. an as the matter of pollution. MIG in a chur. . - . 1 t - boy if he is late -scan it leisurely and lay it aside, ectinn of Gramkow ruveral increase they say could more His schedule here included a system. ning air battle 25 miles north of Home. cruise aboard a Coast Guard This system. he said. will at t without thinking of all the r T d I during the first six months or .O '. , ! this year and only 233,250 were .. ' ' ' CHIr. room, where a photograph is placed on an electronic - __.._-, ,..,7 - V-oo* drafted all last year. Latest announced draft calls as with "invisible' fingers. The guests will be shown the photo engraving & 9 1, a wi~:70""M I . . .1, . . I ..; ..: N "".1~,:'...4 , ,_ don of 210,000 to 2fi0,000 men from September thmugh next Februa or April By compari 1 son, 175,000 men we re Inducted - . . can be lifted and the type will stay in place. Here, too, the guests will see the perforated tape fed into the - linotype machines and they will seem to be operated : • ; !i! f, I ~ ' a . 10 1"V"'"`- - - committee he expects the Seim _____ f ° \ S MeNamara hac told a Senate I an ad is put together, a sto transformed from the printed word to a lead slug which joins other lead slugs to round out the article. The type and ads are placed into a chase (steel orm) on a "turtle" (table) and locked up so tight it . I tlntiing turnover of tmopa corn - 1 room, and all the printers and linotype operators will be present to answer questions and demonstrate bow : : PIS Ca Be. 'o I - HERALD! _HE1 I , ~7 6~ )/ c\ The tour then will proceed to the composing : i ic I School ,I o eni spring. This manpower intake generally reflect,s the continuing milifar.%- buildup prompted by Viet Off the newsroom, too, is the photographic dark room, where a film can be developed and a print turn. Open I - bring jwrhap 2fi0 000 new men Into military service by next crene. Too, bound volumes of The Herald are kept here, for future reference. I ile ' ctured H gher Draft Calls WASHINGTON tures nre filed for future use, and notations made to the main news stories of the day for future ref- a ' .~ - The guests will get a look at the "morgue' Every newspaper has a "morgue." Although to the l aan it would be a library. Here "dead" (used) pie- t ouse. H ___ _ 1 Sanford Plaza I tion) ,and the other is R perforated tape. This tape is xpe machine, operating it mechanically w ithout a human operator 1 . 9, 1966 ( TIME TO START FOR FLORU)A 1 10 SEE THE GRF Evi/ e~ PLANT OF T14E SANFORO last month and commenced using AP news again To teletypes print simultaneously the same story, but one is the printed word (for the editor's edifca* ly August. - - --- you'll never find any news sitting at your typewriter." In line with it expansion The Herald added a new convenience when it moved into its new facility : - i __ ____________ ,. Pentagon I,% counting an sub- d It - r1, _W 226.P ton, to explain how they cover events in their re speCt departments. An old 1 ise cit' editor once told a reporter get off ,your haunches and get out of here - lk, Page 4 ____ __ - 4 J Y au To O p en II - so.a . C ! GAL. _________________________________________ s, - FAMOUS BRANDS IA4 ft-------.-- : a ( 11 Area Deaths bal : I * typ EAR 'I I ! ~ by : Ala., and two sisters, Mrs. ElN Auburn. Ala. $ U red .i:: to-b' ! poc"4 ;4&u ~ _-- / ~ 11 . 11 i; ; 1i e BEL AIRS - an or I GONS A PRICED R C .0 BI N E TS 'r I AND MI LLWORK =- 41111111111110 a ALSO IN DEMONSTRATORS L11whargos short illness. Born in 'Vermss, Canimda, the Clifton Burnhara, S h a r Y I had lived Ran5b0tt0m, Florence as il THE Ii PLANT SALE GAL Glad __ LATE ~1'1 - - - -,ifl J! FLAT T . 1 I ~0 . 'I quotily PAIL rubber lli~ SO I ' .. I • Vinyl . .. . - . • Wide . I - -?,.. _ . I I uILulVLj. . -...... ...................... -----4--- / I -. .. , flooring mfford -• - • C GAL. L1 M IT: 2 •t prices you cm n _ AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS If you . "41110" .11 Room Ciper " $ z'lof flU ft* "411111111111 I 41111111111111111410111411111 "No ft" AWIMW fk &"kloo owl" 001k. Cheaw from it" dose. &"*C11*_ - • 95 rsier ssIua$..a, ta Stack $&d I. d.usbl. & triple u' 1 ralit. rimmed & As Low * Sln Roll 36 ULICTION OF DICOIATOI WALLPAPER 'Ck.k. If MSdSii, PVIVISSI&. .is. Wb.Ii.c $INU he-1111MOSA &MAW. 19" CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUPS! 59.51. ItOU 36 SQ. PL 6 CYL. ENGINE. STD. EQUIP. NO EXTRAS need truck 1 , # . 4-1 !, -, 'X. OTHER MODELS SLIGNTLY HIGHER 9 1M I - .aØI•5 SO I ZUW 200 EXTRA STAMPS PU CASI I : 9z 1 2 M.ASTIC - -_ --- Several species of birds In .eIlowston. National Park itsaniboat their nests by build- LI 91 • CLOTHS I 1.0 , EAR INYL TILE choic, of decorstor colors • Essy wazing • Avail.sbl. in 9', * 9' tiles • Can be installed over concrete, U '\ MANY 77 GOO 1. - ~ AND COMPANY CARS Walter Eaddiek, PreddI"' END Ing them in the drift of warm NEW - ! - ONLY __ - /11 67 % % - ./ the 17th Century to today. The houses arO full Of t4011S. COS. tumes, fumitm, household ob . Nr pA110 :" * MUnist Romania boasts a mu. SAVE UPTO FLAT Y--E, S houses, village churches and other buildings were transport. * ed f rom all over the country a shrine to rural traditions and iolk art. The museum contaIns 17,500 objects used in everyday life by persons in various regions from 1') Imbu 114 PH DELA' " - 99 77 . ' AI 'V •rl; Mr. and F H VINCENT _: i r".7.4,M ~~ f, 0I-.0~*014 .4 ON ANY AIR CONDITIONER OR REFRIGERATOR REPAIRI -_ I .1 Yfflage-Life I Museum Set Up I., erald I I Births 04 41 BISCAYNES Woodward. %'em'xt ScOtt, Saaord; Wilbur J. Sylvester, DeBw-y; Eileen A. Kenney, Deltwm; Ro3miatie ° T' Cash Discount - __ - CHEVELLES -- Brisson Funeral Home is in Adams, Anthony Adams, Long. Wood. charge of arrangements. MR&NApa1EAsaAA Mr. and Mrs. Hlaw thi Mrs. Nphie Bashira, 306 ole Memorial Hospital after a .4 . Notes VIM, Countsy Club Road, Sanford, Scott, Sanford, - 1 1 1 1 1 111''1111 I' ,', ,', 1 1', ~~~ Henderson, of Sanford, and AUGUST 1L 1966 whIr Winston Henderson, of Phoenix, Auiaa1una Ariz; two daughters. Mrs. Fraz- Juanita Forrest, Donna icr LaBoon, of Arlington, Vs., Grsgg, Christine Buckner, Ceand Mrs. N. 1. Throckmorton, leate S. dre Harvey, Phyllis Fraof Sacramento, Calif.; 10 grandWool 9 Icy, Charles Basque, ~ children; four great grandchiliW en, Dan Williams rn, Carol then twin tlier,Cliffor . * Ann Scott, June P. Lucas, VerHenderson, of Montgomery, -, 0 I ------____ -_ GET ACQUAINTED OFFER I - - Hospital in . . 1 ..It . . - . 1 Survivors Sire two sons. C. C. -1 V I 141 I * too .t ALE 0) C. P. HENDERSON buquerque, N. Mex.; two alaClarence P. Henderson, 82, of ters, Mrs. Crandon Sarnys, of ing : 1010 South Oak Avenue, San- Jamaica Plains, Mass., and tio, - ford. died at 4:30 p.m. Thurs- Miss AmeHa Rhkalla, of wor. the - du at a local nursing home chester, and five grandchildren 0 Porn Sept. 16, 1883, in Ever- Brisson Funeral Home is in 0, green, Als., he had lived in Son- char.nt of arrangements. : ford for the part 41 years. He ember of the First Mptist Church and served as ,den : . Sunday School s uperinten dent ~ 11 ND ; I - 1. MODEL C1404 We need to sell truck! DIAl - I I. ,_•..; 0 CLEANEI IN _____ WAXOUARTLIMIT.- I -.. LONG - :.. .. ban* Pak . to I11I . a my .: ~ It 4.1 ill Gtaorl;e, and a daughter. Joan, AdV s Joyce GugUi-son, Joe X. both c~ Sanford; a &M Jow;&, Davis, sanford.. Raftey Mott, ckf F't. Wayne, Ind.; four bro. Altuwlate Spring&, W&Iter thers, Michael R1zk&U&. of L&M CockralL Albert Collier. DeBa. WGrebester, Martin Roberts, Lake MASS-MW ZU Xi*&MA, Of X- 1 C CV=11, Orlando. Mary; MOTOR 1 SALES I ~ nI 5 W. FaST ST. 3n-6231 Adams Bui 'e ldi '* ng Materia s 10) f M ___ L - ,I ....'."". '_'I !", ". '~-,. '1_ ,., . i seen I 601~ by 2 Inch*$. _________________ POOO BOX LE "lifted W offeAvelf You're %7 - rr _. %.-am ___ - -- D - __ P -- Ii... I Ii J% NIXT TO (CURD DRUG I I . ... clt4 I TOR ~11 1 ? _ I. - i . '.1 -.1 I --. . - L &-.- - -_•t - - . - . ~. •• - - • .II I ~ -. :- 111111110 I' - i I - - I , . l,--i,- -- - - _______ . - ., . A t I I • : -- - ': ...,.. _ �-- - -- ' -. - - - - - -. - - - - - 4 • - 5- . -. -. - • • - - - - - - - - ' 3sr ,. ' ." ,~. A . . i VP _ ei _ ake ictorious nd Mets A •1 • ____ 4 W • ê. ê-' I Ne VVI ____ _____ ______ • ____ ___ _____________________ fi , .-I. .1 I.'r 14_n~ll 4T_.:_7t,--' : ii ." ~., I I % r,, ,~_ii_.Il- . .-TA ;: K I , n e ate o ts, ar ' ncr ' I uperi i ea1 jth M t. _. Duck Hunt nuhL %O iT' - A i1 he intrepid Pagan grabbod picked Ott then lo'4 1nns '. I i7I40 t \ • ".,, 117,11 1'. i~, -, Z ( Tune . . ,,,, 1~, I I _., I ..-~ I , , n p op i t N I ku1 04 . . .1 . V . :r, I . . ~., ,1 5,-"T - bitnie ling Iinilt on ilm-kn would be thrrii, per tiny with it powqvs cititi limit of Or the krithi (Iitie' and . ' I ;l go I. ;,01WI& . . 1". 1-1 ,~.,;., c dt '.( Iopments in The BaIU Chicago utgmnst Washington at ST I OUIS (APi ,iffic ac at that cost the St Lnutc Norfolk Vn anti San Francisco tht I more Colts nnd A ttw ring cardinals will be playing for thkes on Pitlsburgh at Portland Marlin Mckee'. i I M;e ; right hand tins jeoI -~~, . ,i sic Friday night its Cardinal Ort... - all Saturday night.. Sunday 1, finger of Ili, .,..~_ " .1 * iI . " . ~i ~ -* ,I _1 I ; " t, A' ~"I .I ~ -, I """ , - ! comes his old team for the first afternon, the New York Glant-s ~ pnrdized the, career of the star d : end of the Los Angel e s meet Detroit in Ne'.'. Haven time ~ Rarns. McKvver,s ringer was R MAUREEN SCOTT DISPLAYS HER AWARDS Proceeds from the National Conn. I To Collection I lost liklediwstiny night when his ..Winning More Inlportitnt. Thun Adding exhibition Tile American League has League tl : , Football . . hand was smashed against a Saturday game in new Busch Memorial four games scheduled ,. Stadium will go ta the St. Louis highlighted by a doubleheader dashboard. Police said. A Rams' ~ in Anaheim, which matches spokesman said lie didn't know b *1 Symphony Orchestra i Stormy and Will Bidwill. the Oakland and Boston in the first , whether McKevver will Play B 0 made hi fit st hole in one brothers who run the Cardinals gnmt and Kansas Cit'. and San this sen'on . Anothvr tight vnd. f)(-(- Alavkb i agrved Inst year to play the Diego in the second. Tile new I'Veently tit the 1%layfair game for the orchestra so the Miami Dolphins take on the ey of tht- New York .leis. is un- ' i city could continue to pay the New York Jels in Jacksonville. I der treatment for pnt'unioniii Country Club Stemer ' Flit.. and Buffalo m eets Houston and will miss Saturday night's rnusiciiins. : By KAY BAR OLOMEW Ui her tremendoUs collection of halieul. All of i swiden I B th the Cards. and Calt.s. arelat Little Rock. Ark. 9 ganiv against Miami. -------- - --- _•i : maw"M &Ott is in St. Pe- ribbons. Intz [ter seventh vem , 11-iund herself ill the wittL" ------0feated coming inth the Na~,ard, pill- threv, 10I.h burg Beach this weekend of competetive swimming, Mau- came to the surface sputtering, ~ unde I tionally televised (CBS) game, , : You pushed Ille!", CA I iumpeftff with swimmers from reen is mnre concerned with II hole. 'He used a two iron. and Winner. who was derennive, q 1 ;74 coach this year has respect for I.rslInvt. win And win, she usually does' Playing wit h St-enlpeld blue-eye slight, Said 1. . AMERICAN LEAGITE NATIONAL LEAGUE his old team. I, Would you believe that this pion swimmar is wearing ontrihuted 14) her (t'- 15 S I Pet G B II md s'. ItTws'in his ,hot Pet B '.', St Lout'. stopped the fledgling' ll be red white striped suit young miss is the only person 41 .658 - 1 . 79 Baltimore mother who took her W tier Atlanta Falcons 20-10 and Pittsburgh 49 .5118 ~ .-I () .. 70 Sol . Bracile'. . . were Goulon nO .4*ped with the white poncho in Seminole Countyl with a ve Siimnh1flg an c 65 'it Detroit 71 50 507 thisses ear1 breached the famed Detroit de San Fran I ou belie y Mile Patch' Would orida Amateur Union 'if the Fl .1F tiid (7nidon Bindle is nothing things look ens'. as they bowled Phhladel 64 58 525 16 I Minnisutmi 65 55 542 5 ruin, whore : iwim meet whir. the top two ala, over 100 ribbons and num l X4 . ThurdLL\ - cich W. , ______ tight .~ vanie error first Pagan's who has .cuided the Panthers Io ~ cide \% ho to start between wo 4.1 . tree opidedie1o:ucunpre 'dci in qiii tcrhck \ ho Ii season piny. expects Nionlreal ( en manifi nt in the I t'iii 1 to be a n n't f t'hiii 'Their linehnckei tough .is we'll .see all year."!Norfo'k, i45-7).* \lets first hit a hard grounder which Thce hd ii ub1r ban 1 linc 1'. th time the lflflh11 I Ai", 1%. .1. I 11 11 -0. Nr'. York Man,iger Wes \Ve' I ru m viewed thv situntinn with unenneenli-d .clev. "We've heen heating nursehve with errors i nst ,fir 1, irlites till senson," Westrum said. "This tUlle. WC (lid the, same thing in tim oni'. other National 1,vagup game'S. I-Iouqton edged Cincinnati .5.4 and Los Angeles clipped St. Louis -1. lii an abbreviated American I,pagllt. sc-beduiv. Minnesota and Cleveheat California 1" , land shut out Chicago 2-0. Pittsburgh's Ins', lert the club just one perc'( ntace point ahead I or ow idle San Francisco Giants in t he battle for thu It agile lead Bill Mazernski hit two homers for the Pirates whiih it it'. hit the first of hit, career and ('tenth non h i- 20th of the sea son. Errors b'. Tomm'. Helm' and jqi the eighth inning 26~., ' opened the gmmts for the t'.sn 261 On TV runs ,that gavv 11011st.011 thl' Vic 1, (13'PI I -- Tht- Itor 2V~; NEW Y01'K ,V. Johnny Edwards homerod foul. holes of t.h(. I-.-S- for th Reds -\ on- !I Don Drysdide scattered si.bv A It bu iu; and pie (I till his ninth win -pfirtiz five :md iv color fr(m Ifol, the Doduers. Willie Davis re tin historic 1 z ton (toll Cml luimered and urn Lefebvre . singl". drove in two runs with it) Ardmore, Pa. . ____ __ ---- game he '.n c t'qiinfl'. v- 1)nu lon i n I hl liii' dnuiy hag '.'.oiilil he four ducks with ri possecsiuui limit of 1 . I l~ I 1: -_ - - t inore than two wood ducks anti Dan Underwood t(-1, 2N from and (IVfifl (riffing an Oh-'Michigan Stnte), Boy Peck (6- Aliss All-Ilierican, who had tht' New 3 238 from Oklahoma State), pro experience and four cnnvnsinirks. Tile coot limit for IN, Atlantic flyway will be teti tinily anti 20 In posRession. - she ------ ------------- Lea ue I L and !I there 60 61 4Q1 California 60 60 500 10 Cmcinnnti r,o .4.18 .-,:~ Raymond Berry. Cnit offen- Atlanta . - - - 58 G 1 ,4117 12 ~ Np%~ York believe that she has more rib- hmd of 'A inter Hur 5 67 442 17' Kansas Cits si 88 4Th SIV( end is sidelined v.ith a Ness York horses in Iutc Conch Bill 1fl3 ' 1 Salvador, Psi,.am* and Co- bans won showing Park who gave her encouritge. thigh bruise. .1 Washin~!tnn . .5-4 71 .432 ..... 52 68 .433 1814 Houston competation than in swimming? ' 40 78 .339 29 I. Boston ..... Winner plans to start his usu- Chicago Wall, she does. c&, : Tim 16-year-old daughter of Tliurt1i*'. ' R esults Thursda'. 'a Rtult al front line with Charles John And what's more she claims float to 'be F. D Se excftid inneso To it skeptic, the young miss New York 9.* Pittsburgh .5 It is Poss uurte f : Vibout this Ineet, but not par- that horseback riding is her . 11go 0 questions - t-1,111(i 2. ChicCim . Cincinnati 4 atmwered 5. Houston frankly ble that reserve Terry Nolsingph -."ticulmly htterested in adding first lovel With great. polse Sc lIt citilt ci Only g,uni St lotit' I e Los Angeles ithout a nionien s ci who threw three touchdown and aplomb fot a teenager, w at Todity's Gurnes ofToday's Games . about tit(. amount of time, passes against Detroit. might Maureen explained that you tio 0V Balliniory at Detroit, N Pittsburg at Chicago can't do both at once, and that fort and inronvenience it tukel; get to do it little quarterbacking. we y Chit igo at Cleveland. N New York at Philath Iphiuu it cluuupmn swimmer. In other weekend NFL exhibi there will 1 pient of time to thi , Kzlils,,~. Citv pt Nv%~ York 2. atlid 16 After I f 11 . I 1'inninnnti at OUSton N JIALiI15 ii flY is at. tion games. Green ati for horses in the future. "Somei-niahl 1%% N St. Louis at Los Angeles. Los Angeles at Minair 0 thing to look forward to." she seven yeurs it just isn't like California iii Wnshintton. N Atlanta at San Francisco, N harder. s it i h e it used to Leaders ________ Cleveland at Atlanta. of said. "You have to swim while 1inncstita at Boston. N Saturday's Games When you're 10 you don't realty AIIERICAN LEAGUEyou are young." anirs Saturday's Pittsburgh at Chicago - • mind getting up at h a.m.! _ tv -. win1rn,s I4IUIf '..)UU Ut. IJUL1--tJlIVj, tiultimure at i n'LrwI adelphia --New York at Ph il more perturbed when Minnesota, .322: F. lthbinson, started somewhere around the Now I itm Chica g o at Ck'vt'hmnd Cincinnati at Houston. N cart' more about off I age of five or six with more I goof Baltimrne, .at'z. California at Washinaton St. Louis at Los Angeles her times. it is h arder to make myBalti than a gentle nudge from Kaiisas City at Ness York. N ' Runs - F. Robinson, Atlanta at San Francisco mother who has taught swim- self worl.. there's so many othMinnesota in Boston. N Sunday's Game's more, 94; B. Robinson, Bititii ming and water safety for the er things to do," she added. .Ni ' more Sundity's (iimes Pittsburgh at Chicago It All the things it normal teenRed Cross for years, and who MUKWONACO w. (AP)Biiltiiiior at Detroit ' Runs batted In-Powell, Balti- at that time put on an aniiuul tiger does is skillfully New York at Philadelphia. 2 Wright he utahA r.st('(i Mickey Cleveland t Chicago ;i 3 : more, 96; F. Robinson, BaltiCincinnati at Houston water pageant. with the Girl around her schedule. A n d as she hug the other girls look tired at Washington California practice when I ill thp Wo mpl more, U. Scouts. '"rhe Prince and the pointed out, "I i's Weittern Open i St. Louis tit Los Angelt-s Kansas City at Nvl.~ York hilts Oliva, Minnesota, 147: Frog" was in full away and others iut'.'i to' le hioiiw Ufl Golf Tournament. wh • at Bustoiti Atlanta at San Francisco F. Robinson, Baltimore. 140. the future swimmer was to may." Miss AN right hack on the' Lit'lao, Uto siiii't blonde haired dies Professional Golf Arneucin)oubIes - 'Yastrzeinaki. Boa- demonstrate her diving. Slit____________ _____ -----------s'.vininsc'r was quk'l: wi th au uf- tinit tour after a three-week ton, 31; B. Robinson, Baltimore, firmative reply to. "ho you like lityoff, shot an opening round 28. .1 the' boys and girls you meet I 72 Thursday - 'Mit three-under .. Triples - Campaneris and during your aiquittit' activities?" I WOfllCfl'E Pal' joe'rformiuice- was Hcrshberger. Kansas City, and th at aithletes are- a good for- it omit- stroke lt'iiil OV('I t hineis SIn' Brinkman. Washington, It; seVeiiffers.'m amid generally real Australian Margie Masters. ''ton en tied wi th 111tC. The showing. which gave Miss : Home' runs-F. Robinson, Hal Slit' lila-s titetti. hum this I Wright timore, 37; Powell. Baltimore, two-atntla- edge over NEW YORK (UPI) Arnold th ey art' "friendly co-favorite' Kathy Vhitworth, WOM!kCIi(l 31. and ,iaek Palmer Nicklaus, who iAn surpriso.d IU' (flit' more thati Campaneris, comLuied forces to capture' the enmities" to Mattiro-tti , who : Stolen buses lOt). 200 and hutU1ted out to wie but - Kansas City. 36: Ague, Chicago, Caw*da Cup for hit' Mickey, at four • tint(. LPGA States In 1962 and 1984, have nwti' freestyle. the- 1(1(1 but.- champion. : 32. I •1J Pitching (10 decisions)-Hum- been chosen to represent th eir tvrfly and the .1110 individual delighte'd with it," she tIn: titan, New York, 8-2, .000; Mc- country again in this year's mt-dlt'y t'Vt'IttI- itt thI(' inturIth said, "1 would halve been happy tournament at Tokyo Nov. 19. tiotinl itn't't that is to be- tide'- with it 'iii." Nully. Baltimore, 11-3, .780. tui vised urotund the country-in Strikeouts-Richert, Washing- 13. Palmer. i)rofussioiiul gull's color. tioi ton. 108: Boswell, Minnesota, When Itives Meltee of Miding Win ut bat' thuci e, the' spirit- land, 'rex., shut a record tying the all -Utije leading niuney 165. : will he making his fifth up- i'd teeiinger hns a firm answer f,4 Ili the second round of this NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (3(M) at bats) - Alnu, I tir.iriec on th e Canada Cup to the' purmuuul question-la year's U. S. Open he made 26 putta for the 18 holes. He had 11 too : Pittsburgh, .343; Alan and Car- teiiiii and tins never been Li it worth it till'! loser. He won e cup wi Sam th th "Wouldn't it for un'one-putt truthgreens and one threety, Atlanta. .325. der Snead as a partner in 1116(1 and thing!" slitquickly suys. putt green. Runs-Alou,Atlant&m. 87: A&it'1962 1A'fore tanmine with with Nickon, Atlanta, Sb. luus Runs batted In-Aaron, AthmBig J) will be niuking his by tit, 93; Allen. Philadelphia. and th ap pearance on the team, four ma Clemente, Pittsburgh. tia'.'iig WOO the international wit Hlta-AIou. Atlanta. 166; CIt' Trophy as hut- tournanient's ,, ment.e, Pittsburgh. 151• best individual player in 11163 Doubles - Cai llison, Philudel- and 1904. Nicklaus teamed with tire - phia, 28; Alau. Atlanta and Philth e lute Tony Lenut in last lips. Chi cago, 25. year's cup matches won by my Triples-McCarver. St. Louis, South Africa. ' 11; Clemente, PIttsburgh, 9 Gay Player and Harold lienAaron, Atlanta. ning of South Africa will be Home runs in 33; Maya , San Francisco, 30. back to defend time Canada Cup, Brock, St which goes to the team with Stolen buses Louis, 52: Jackson, Houston, th e bust overall scare. Player - Re- will also defend his InternatlonPItching (10 decisional -red gan. Los Angeles, 10.1, 9011: at Trophy as th e best individual Perry, San Francisco. 19.2, ,905. gutter. Koufax, Lo-; AnA total of 38 countries will b Strikeouts to.i' Bunning. Philadelat the Yomiuri s'epreaented phi: gins, 244; Club this year. Country phia. 187. din. pa wit, dauyeV of IIY ' I ti I* I , : il 11' "I , NaOr League WO SW,. I frr pat.j.Ftt necollides for the Calif 1'~.~I ,I high student reserves delphia 1 17 311011 ivt In Florida are competing Uve swimming' But would you . 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NOW ~ / i , about think to than solm-thilig 'ixon said the basis of tit(- Ica?.4 90 1,11t, 11(pt 111on. 208-pound ('lid; Rogers Walton. protest would be a television 125 jtturiis, unit :houIoI ha, ac- Thursday night as he hurled hits seo'mud no-hitter in three days. junior, 175-pound center; ith- videotape which he said shows rotis ian! f 'IIr parent I Scouts from the New York bert Alford, 18-pound senior, that the 14th round of the' light .-e-gjtr'mti .514.tq, St. Lolli s Cardinals and julit) .Ac.k: juiiu b Itingling, lien- hva% -vw0si,ht chain0onship bout - Two tvajr~; will be J was "a ininitnuin of '_10 -if-conds -oltI imitchair for froiti South So-isiimiuii- anti jiiay lag the- I9-yo-old JiolIte, 160-pound senior hail- ahoit ,iuii.will he with the Orlando Leathe last. couple of weeks. back. A Seattle t-levision st.at gunie-s will h" at junior, and Terry Brinson, KING, said its news dt.-partmt'nit r""Soriahad used a stopwatch to time Both tit(-- round-s alter receiving nuillu,it,-ro-stesl 10 oo,athii:ie is auaI-a-oI three vcaa-s In a row WjIb Fred a -hor 1~111. erous calls claiming sonu 'Perry (11131•35-36). are looking impressive and '.iu rounds were short. A KING - - c to robably spokesman said the check o:o'r,Bnb ge in the passing depart.m(mit. bhowed that the l4th round was or CAbI - o PAID VACATION. . I [IV. Vl I nnfthlI I I KVUUIJ . - ; ' , oigstanding job. Larmair Rich. ardion who Is tight-end for the Orlando Pantherls Of the COD- A BR Eagles D"o" TWO flEltslik.'Y' Pa. 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They like to October first and January 15th the ""' Improves Wr ght's Game and a Brown Wi 1 _____________________________________________________________ Layoff 'I' PenetratL ng Report (2) A Fare Budget Plan Available I parts of Motile • chise was in Fort Wayne and downs and was the team's S('C had an 8-6 record, sveond in the I ond leading ground gainvr ill i . with m yards, in I MODERN NEW BODY Westlorn Division. Setting the I pre-season play S (11 IL'lil{ t 1)1 IlI'' . pace for the 1'1& club) '.'.as fuN ii carries Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17.92 & Inost conipetitive business In surprise you within tile confines The tinily geese bag is two, the Slun-ts E.dilor back Roger Lope.s. the CI'Us: Jonas is tile leani's place P'mPCt E nterprise Assnworld. If lie can get by in of the script anti bring out the possession limit four. third leadlnL ruht r V. ith iii kick r a n d he's con'. cried iS 01 halfback 1.5 extra points and two field 1),luch of guys, lie can (to real response I }OU ya rd s gained and t'm.Ze 10 on the mn'.ie lot in (1K Preaeher Pilot the C\L s sRth goals for 21 points in the P'mn have to Ineet these thers' thrm pre-season tilts. best rusher with 6r,-2 yards. Brown's acting career began challenges b'. zinging back Stealing Just as much lime ; 1flo1 like the intdt' of m World when lie was Ili Los I3oth Lopes and Pilot '.ufl he Angeles When you have two actors In a in the Beavers' starting lineup , linlit .is the two Panther quar. Wnr 11 arniv slockade. h alt cnrs ago to mn'.ic t'.'.o 'mm in to Then i ennui scene and they're really ringing Icrb'mcks in e xh i b i t ion contests Sa turday night el. call,l play lit tile Pro and Ws real. the audience sens. will was ,flarilier back Toni Bland. making that .in outsid . -inie 'Montreal's p,rissin g iom ca I asking if bed i 1"mP It s like tilt, real ar m)C es that realness And then )OU be in the hand of quarterback The 510 1t5 pounder snagged it) play in it western. It was all %%here you al%~liys hurr% tip and . . conic out with what we construe liccn, .-. ronkic from 13 passe,; in the three games. Dunn 3%Ial opus called "Rio conchos" and ais a good picture." wall. California State who has guided .seven of which he turned into Brown's part was mostly flexIt seemed possible that the six-pointers.Bland 's pass re two straight is muscles. Lee .Nlarvin, Telly Savalas, ft other actors, experienced In 377. . hibiIiin victories over Charles- ceiving yardage totalled "I tried to be relaxed," lie their craft, might help Iflin over Chirlc!s Bronson, Clint Walker Fullbick Bill Tobin has been `6 ton. 21-13, and Wheeling, 15-11. "I tried to deliver lit), Alarteen will have an exper. the leallils top ground gainer and .'ohn Cas~,avvtes sit at tilt, recalled. to fit in here ii'. e the rough spots ble. lines .IS), dinner ta pi op In "That went out with grade icnced reeds er around in split ss iti 101 yards in 17 carries Ion to (to more than fit in. Tile f a got ~ - : while halfback Pat Batten tit,d They turn the emotion o school," scoffed ,Nlarvin. "lie acting changes as .~ scene oil .ind off like in challenge Of i. 5 tens . r t need any help lie just 2 Griffing with 59 yards in electric switch. With theni is '.011 'CI a little more astute doesn' tins to be Jimmy Brown. Ile carries casual, too. I'm trying to compete, to live opportunity . obin for Jimmy- Brown. Ile's '.12 (rooms -i.....;r..i t il e nart I'm Robe rt Jefferson. (1 IJtUUIIII necause tie s inc iirst Negro are harry I a first team berth (!Ilt- Itlillien we have a scene and I'm Cassavetes. an intense. tnl actor to conic along that the floppmann and Charlie Loligh, both of whom were impressiveed actor who huM also directed opposite John Cassavetes, I average man in Watts or liarfinethins.'lthink he'll be- think of Robert Jefferson 1)eiflg hem or the Detroit ghetto can against Norfolk. identify with, lie looks like Tieht end Lamar Richardson Coflie a betteractor th an heoppositeVictorFranko,the 911 1BYS. character lie --.them and slouches like them the team's second best re- was :i football layer. was I)os he find the competition and talks like them. Not like the Pie"\\'ht'n he caine into ceiver in pre-season contest know lie was an extension of the same thing Sidney Poitier, who goes around with eight grabs for 177 yards. lure, I (ij(Ifl't football play- he experienced in football? Brown the Jimmy a ll day talking Shakespeare," lie is battling Karl Lorenz for OR 111IN111111111 "it's as hard as playing berth. while 13111 er. I didn't associate the two. Aad this is why I think that a 4arting It drains you. you're inimy Brown, at the age of , split I wondered ,about hitil. But he game. Grav will be the star tin-, as tired. Actors like to zing 30, is through with football and just comes prepared. By BOB THOMAS end. will stay his new medium. herald Sports Writer Sa'urday night's opt-tier will -------_--------- ------------------------------has a commitment from hI Willie unit, head mentor of be -Iayed in Montreal's new AutoParamount Pictures for another the Crowns High Panthers, ]S 25.01)1) scat stadium. film with an option for two most impressed with his boys' stade' The Orlando titii ti1i physical condition following liv to Montreal 1-'ridav night more. lie is conv inced there Is 'Ii room for him its a Negro leadBoys four d . I At sbo%, .,Pd any. potential *during gaine, arriving back in ng actor. Is the only one now, spring practice received a let- Sunctns- morning til , ( (,ntlnue Stroud of l)eI •urul in the ea t i I It 1t1 it ter f"orn Bolt s ilk a ph'. SiC il '1 he C cintinental Le a"ut ha ta i' ' Dehlarco is (lit feature d , IU1'I1i'. 1)11 the (Jul13 Ii r iiio.ok I i.0 ibis at 'r' i'- ' nI .I( tua1 hs in gafl co o'iditionin. ndit i onin g '- ic. dule llo,idcs Jimm) Iirasn, lie 1OflI1 I i t ac at the fuhiWh d higher th in any oth • ln tl ti ck feat nith li. , ,, c mm's for the quit condition of la't , ,: - ht ss lien Tor in me.iat, among all the Uiarlks 1. owing x- ii '-'juitfurd tnt is, us ut r i'. )o i unit lt.iu ess J 1' ii't '.'i i_' s attmt 'a id thi youthful (d \ irfolk 27 14 Utue r .f1 hit l,os Ii tO,. ('nines on c-Very turn. .tt'iii"nt : . . Coa(I'l. day a rut-s have Bi'xkiyn at I . 't ltav (;ti'thttt-r won the' lute i:',- Sunday lit 2 '.Iii. tilt' . --at ta r . Philadelphia The follos;'tn \c:e'rarls have (hax'lt'Stoti. •-iti'ly t,00lel feature. The' I)aytunn with '- IU1 h'o'gitt rt.po:-ted: Ahi-Coanty, All-Con- n t'rd, while Iliciimnr,ricl uistts HIS tb or CARD iS FOR wotlel hieats ut,I a feature', lute I;o'ai'hi driver finishn-d ahead of :e--n on Sunday niiihtt, ference senior Leonard Davis. ., * ''I.; . 'I' . auturt i,lus I '-on a'. Callahan of Do 14.ind t)uode I he iii jut'! 1 6 2 15 pound tackle L mors , In the sportsn'uuii feautuui t -.,a out rio' so ii u' rt v Blake 169 Jurnoi end ••ii To . ,~hi iii tv - z, -- three .nmes Ion i In Lost year the Nlontreal frin- Griffing has scored three Imich- • Golf -, I . • 11% be "c in nddltlori, h' their defense tough is safety completed 22 of 45 passes fill-' Lou Fobich, who intercepted 10 seven touchdowns. Griifing has passes last season, second completed 21 of 37 for 312 yards and one touchdown. ilowevet'. the eagtie. mabag Service • Quality 0 Courtesy inergntisers In four wood (hicks with San ,loce State) Also 1-1 YOU'LL LIKE THE two (IifivnRt)IllkM The P°' it I I el-(, ..;he shows off het, cifiltioll, .Rtanding beside tile 1811/~ pound red snapper she caught, the biggest catch of the week at Inlet harbor, ('apt. Stoniv Smith of the fishing vessel 'Aloby I)Ick' helps Mrs. Dickson, of fl 10 E. 14111 SL, Sanford, show off her prize. (Von Studio Photo) stroag." ~ from Penn *-late who was the The ~Iontreal linebackers are I Nel.%-.irk- qiiarlerhack last year. - .'Internatfilonal Honors In St. Pete ANY MAKE CAR Free Estimates sonq. Undpr till-.; arrallgeillf"fitL. • I Paint & Body Work 1. - 1 1 nd VIlded. , run I ' :. -~' ec n a '- -A ?Z , YA 1 N(T0N (Ali) Interior ' S retary t owart Udall today nnntninced ;1tui liberal duck tititititig rigtiliitIiiti III sk yf'rirq. In till' Atlnnttr ivwnv which ineluiules Florida. the senuns on di k anti ini an for ii (fltiP( IIIkI' tin', q tir 0 '., q I li . \\ here't'. M n t i e -i t. nat ii AIWflCI 'ii1 be ide'. i'ed it'.e I ht'm 'i 'i B tit with tile oprninc, kic~- off slated1rook- ic mirteen at quirtvrhic~. OP "~e it;' 4 I- Loosened I _~'.'. .; - I I ontr countr rrm ' )~ . ~.A K.-*-m, , .~~',. ~-. ~ LET , I .,.~ . . i. 1W ~ ,~.... "I Rules Are - dpilnil,,.~ unsuspecting chin it% Hunt raved home. Then came n S 1), 1is - - - . ______ ~fil .1 I.-A, !.., - __,~',,,-l-_. .z' . I .r .\1nci rr*Th CrnCI ('fl in \nrdnl fleTaid Sports Editor auht i.ht louchilown 014ANO The Orlando la sfln for Port \Vavrn. ers are opening their curs \ 'ti flfl tivarterhit'k in cnIiiental i season in (ii '. 10 out '.'. t disic'eitinn another Situirda'. 01 I'.'. '. ,utt hnir 'ntr lorida won't miss any - tiler in the Beavers' onl\. . Of Ilivinni-e. . - a " -- - RY SAM STtNfl bOuflCd u * iH--ih.. IT?ur1 1 i" O Oflo Pirsites for the second straight SWOhLKIfl on trntnr ol four errors. I Pagan. PRESS wits; Pittshurgh' inst t.hol mets one run ahead. Pagan 8 ASSOCIATED Thv errors. three Ili one In- di*'. 04S. hfldd fllfl The Met fans were singing normally about . th e Iurnhl:d pitcher Rob(rtiner'$ 1ncc three errors in chunt rnecIrun l ed n any third-baseman In the and enabled New York to beni fourth inning tied a league grounder and Ron thint pmmptJose. ran t you see? the two runners. The object of their derision league. but Thursday the perpe the National League tending record. The fi rst came with Ron ly tripled in 1d Rressnud x Auriist 19. 1966 one at Pagan. hut hIS throw utdnrh brrulh as in'.' and the ball fur't -____________________________________________ bounced flfl ag'iint Dnnn ('ten çj ti rrors E M - -i.ti.,' rdnlners . tr- - 0 0 0 Worm His T.,..d. Loo) kaders :: ., ,4r QP ____ _. . ___ - _ __ __ __ --_ ___ 0110 19W403"Nftww _xbli~~) . _,..~ XX.-1%`4 X7~- d --"-.5- --._-"-4 fl,J_ .-.- i's- f _______ _____ - �I ' !. , g 'trn' 4, Not The Blues Dr. BERRY'S WORLD There are more than 22 mIllion who IIusIe Is chalking up one of the great p)a' piano and 7 and a half million playstories this ee The figures, compiled b' Broadcast nçheuIttr. es up 1,$44 T,er cent SuiCt in Its annual Concert Music 1940 *A'.ey are overwhelming: Number of symphony orchestras Increase of 857 per cent In dollar vol- doubled to 1,401 sInce 1939. of sales of records, instruments Morei than 12 million Americans teother aspects of music when corn- ceive instruction in schools or with with 1939. That's 25 per cent fas- private teachers. t the growth of the GNP. There are 63,000 school instrumental organizations. muAasteur musicians number 37 This is Culture with a high C. ____ I V7 W U1T Is a journalism athdent who eapect. to go home sad work on her fther'i large newspaper. So she is ilaIly Interested In the payeh&ogy of writing. Scrap. honk this case and send for the booklet below. For newspapers are really department store, of vsrkd "print mcrchaadhse. (;eorg. ' Crane, Ph. 1)., N. 1). CASE A-SOS: Loma S., aged 20, Ia a journalism senior. "Dr. Crane," he asked, "what Is the real secret of human Interest? "And hnuld a newspaper contain only material of niaximum human interest?" ?'EWU'APER l'SYCI101AGY The secret of human Interest Is contained In these 1 words: "Me-here-now r' We are always mot interested in ourselves at our present location and at this very instant l Thus, with every foot you move away from our epidermis, our interest tends to wane. Furthermore, the farther you go from the present moment of time, the less our Interest.. Thus, a college class, if offered a choice between a full day off next week vs. half-nday holiday today, will usually pick the half day. Why? Because it is N-O-W! But a good newspaper must diversify Its print nppeal and . thus serve much like a department store. Obviously, not all the countera in your local department store ring up the same amount of business on the cash regi- Word Of Caution H ILP zids for liquified petroleum gas. One of its properties is that it Is many city people who aren't heavier than air. If it escapes in large * Wd with LP come into Intimate enough quantities, it accumulates on with It during their summer the floor or in low spots on the ground Because it can be handled in rather than rising and being dispelled It Is very useful in cottages, in the air as most gases do. :. If YOU get into trouble, remember L. tpikrs and even on boats. There's one thing that these people, that t is odorized as a safety measure i.,'one, should know about LP -you can smell it-and that aecumulaIt won't do any harm to repeat it tions in low spots are very, very dan. gerous. again. F Smoke creen Usc1. Sam is finally getting around than any other brand. ttbg an end to all this conjecture It. will be hard for Uncle Sam or ich cigarette is the most dan- anyone else to find a more satisfactory r, to put it positively, the arrangement than that. '"It, Th,-overnment is going to make Th h' or I0 ay t'. I u,at.rytestatodeterminetheexact 'of tar and nicotine in each i Be patient, therefore, brethren, un1 til the coming of the Lord. Behold, the ThM will be most Interesting-es- farmer waits for the precious fruit of i chily to the cigarette companies. the earth, being patient over it until it I am a shame, though, to up- receives the early and the late rain.t preuion some of us may have .Tames 5:7. * * * : i.-.that each and every brand of cigarette has more and better filGenius is eternal patience.-Micheanti therefore less tar and nicotine, langelo, Italian sculptor and painter. I. As one of your neighbors, and as a favorite subject of Berry's World,' it seems rather appropriate for me to appear today to announce that the SANFORD HERALD is having an open house over at their brand new plant . . ." Lyle C. Wilson Says: Dick West Neither State Nor Federa1 I Py LYLE WILSON ! a*e of 35.000 airline 1!ISthInM flourished In a noaans land where It could not e rew$wd by the power of or federal govern4 :J strike such a menace. He refused on grounds that the strike did no such thing. The key, qualifying word Is "nationaL" What the strike did do was bring economic calamity to some areas serviced by the struck airlines, notably south Florida. South Florida's biggest industry Is tourism. The visitors usually come by air. President and Congress sought, however, to cope with the airline strike. These stuin• bling efforts just about proved that neither the President nor Congress can deal effectively with such regional trouble on an emergency basis. The time to consider that kind of labor trouble Is in an environment of labor peace. Perhaps now is the time to, prepare against some similar abor crisis in the future. The airlines operate under was ton big for a state to kans.ItwastoosmaUforthe f$daraI ernuient.. It was f$r'It a .state strike nor a astlonal *ike. It was a seonal t There II no effective law , ie any level of governn to deal effectively with a s4rike w& has only regional I{t. hewever dlustrous. j'.; £ .ti can legislate to con. ct strikes within Its Ppral adlon Is limited law euentially to strikes wbicb fin. .national ealtb or sIdent Johnson could uatey. prOclaimed the machinists' heV* Herald Area Correspondents LitsasMe Sprigs Geneva Mrs. Jo K Mathleuz 349-1205 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances WesleT 3224219 Lake Monroe II I.. i'hn'sn 122.1722 Lougwood Mrs. Donna Bet.. *383317 Nertk Orlaad. Mn. Martlyse Peteress 2224881 Oat... Mrs. Clarence Snyder 3224841 Orledo Miss Ruth Davidson 365-3651 Mrs. Julia Barton Us-Isis lAk*PSI*ut C1t Best iy**i MU* Mn. $214178 4 Mn. Jan. Csn.eflp.rry huIaota Mrs. Usa Bakes -a DsBary ia Les.. *11-41*3 DeItoaa Mrs. Mildred Haicy 111-5*31 E.t.rpr*t.. Mrs. Rltchlt, Harris 1*8-5124 1*94*04 i ! •- rrath vth 8 1 A 1 I ••1 4 Sanford HeraI August 19, 1966 wuau A. GIELOW, El ITOR LWD PIJSLIIHU P'$*IK VO1.I4*K. U, dali.. • Os R$D A% PELT MOSERT £LEAaIJEB Managing Editor Advertising Director US$ WIIllRs nov apgns $.cl.ty Editor Adv.rtialag Anag.r êa-ig £VITII JA?iIE SMOEMAMEM Qty Editor Business Manager JUDY WELLS PM.ICD WELLS County Editor Mscbaulc&j Supt. SAM SILL wlacEaT Iporia Editor Staff Photographer frJL_ t1 daily SZOSPI Sat urday, Sundsy and Christmas; publsb.d preceding ar1atc the 1934 Railway Labor Act which provides machinery for dealing with strikes likely to imperil the national health or safety. The most recent congiessional definition of piesidential powers to prevent or to end such strikes was stated in 1940, the Taft-Hartley Act. T-H auth. oriws the President to seek federal court Injunctions to prevent or to end a strike or lockout imperiling the national health or safety. That is no protection against regional strike disaster. A state probably could legislate and act against a strike or lockout imperiling state health or safety. There is solid precedent for state laws against strikes by state or municipal employes. The first basis of all government efforts to prevent disastrous labor trouble ii to let the situation cool. Second there is punishment for unions, union leaders and, occuionally, mdividual strikers. Government officials are reluctant, however, to penalize individual strikers, so reluctant that they refuse to enforce their own laws. Experience indicates that severe penalties for illegal strikes can be enforced only against labor leaders and against their unions, usually by heavy fines or imprisonment for contempt of court. Rambunctious John L Lewis' United Mine Workers' union was fined $3.5 million In 1947 and Lewis $10,000 for civil and criminal contempt when the miners struck government-operated coal mine,.. The Supreme Court reduced the union's penalty to $700,000 but let lewis' fine stand. Government action to prevent or end strikes must depend ultimately on the force of public opinion. Public opinion Is well established in support of bardnosed law to prevent or end strikes against government or strikes which Imperil the national health or safety. There ii no enthnsiam In or out of Congress for law which would compel strikers against pnvata industry to resume work. That would lie involuntary servItude. .va,*lpnoa M.&T$ ta.ssneIv.r7 [ WASHINGTON (UPfl - Assume for illustration purposes that you are Out in the backyard barbecuing an aardvark on your charcoal grill. flies, gnats and mosquitoes are swarming about. They threaten to turn the cookout into a rout. Do 'ou frantically reach for the spray gun and rush wildly around befogging the atmosphere and the potato salad with vile-smelling chemicals? No. You calmly switch on your portable phonograph and play an Insect repellent. At least you do in this vision I have just conjured up. And It Is not as far-fetched as it might seem. A lot of people probably thought I was being fantastical a few days ago when I mentioned my theory that mosquitoes respond to certain types of music. Specifically, I expressed the belief that mosquitoes will attack anyone they hear singing "Moonlight Bay." Scoff if you will, but it has now been revealed that the U. S. Department of Agriculture is underwriting some experiments along those very same lines. The department has awarded a $15,350 grant to the University of Florida to help finance "basic research on using sound waves to control insects." "Reactions to both ultrasonic and audible sounds will be evaluated," the department said. "Sounds produced by the Insects during courtship and mating, in normal colony life, and under other conditions will be investigated." The reaction of mosquitoes to vocal renditions of "Moonlight Bay" Is not, alas, directly in. volved in the study. But the results should provide at least an indication as to whether my theory Is valid. Certainly there is no doubt that the concept of using sound waves to control insects is an Intriguing one. I gather from the reference to "courtship and mating" that the Agriculture Department is tIi4rk1qg primarily In terms of u isripiu $eisl 1 a member of lb. Lasocistod Press which I, .ntltisd 'lUiseJs: to. the urn' tot TSPsbllcation of all lbs local sewa printed spsper 1.1 as .con cIs mattar Ootobsr SI, 1110 it lb. Post Of fbi YLoqtos, nader the .ct of Congress of March 1, LIlT. - ___ _ lu ö - --.-_ . .• Wel4 be r.produc.d In any manner without _________ Snes tes$o of tb.s publisher of Tb. Herald. Lay Isdtvtdual fcn such r.priductlon will hi consIdered as oa The Heralds copyright sad wUl hi *i.Id Uabl. t 500 West First St..t T.Iephon. 322-0375 Wrthe Law. _________________________________________ ____ - - ' But customers expect wide variety of merchandise, even though some counters don't sell half as much as others. But a successful department store must thus maintain dosuplicating those sounds to lure repel Insects. The advantages ens of different counters to isects into traps and that sort of that have already been point- satisfy all its customers. thing. ed out above. Likewise, a topnotch newsIt need not stop there, how- The first record company that paper must also offer readers If sounds can be used to brings out an album of "Mu- "print merchandise" of a van. Ltract insects, It stands to Tea- sic to Chase Bugs By" will ed nature. rn they also can be used to make a fortune. - "The "crossword puzzle," for The Lighter Side 1I c week -IEMI*OLM VITV ALL OTMEM MAIL W $0.00 I Tsar $3110 I Year LISIMoath. LU IMotba LIII Months LW I Moaths I 5.0* I Month 1.00 1 Month I. n5g$1$5j0$s proetSa that all a1l sUb.ciipttos b. paid - Bruce Biossat - rone's By Abigail Van Buren Clinic example, has a very ardent fal lowing though newaper cur.1 veys show the tot*l number of "fans" may not run 10 per emnt, In a recent $25,000 reader survey by a metropolitAn newspaper with 500,000 circulatIon, the comics obviously utpolld any eilltorinl (woni) features. But in the latter field, among the political eohinms, medical eolunn. nilvici' i'nl umna, food column, financial column, gossIp column, etc., which rated first? \Vel I, this "Vorry Clinic" won lop posit ion among both wonwu and inca renders, folIon-ed by Ann Landers. The others trailed far behind. 'hy? Because "advice" columns deal with people In their own homes and not in hollywood, \Vnll Street or tongressi AiIvit'e" columns thus fulfill most nearly the formula for "human interest," namely, "me•here-now." Au11 it Isn't that I am a superior writer that makes this cumn always rate first., but "smorgasbord" formy mula, plus my two doctor's degrees. lh'aders also like "brand names," for they give more nuthority, Psychology Is obviously of more intrinsic Interest even to college students than Is chemistry, math, history, etc. For mankind Is the most fascinating creation on this planet and psychology deals with mankind. Send for my booklet "how to Write Salable Copy," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. It tells you more about "human interest.," (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this Mewspaper, enclosing a Ioaj' stamped, addressed envelop. and 20 cent., to cover typing and printing costs when yos. send for one of hI booklet.,) II A hillY: I have been dating a girl steadily tl I ln hei She elalnin think slip loves nie, but she tines things I can't. undrstnnd, Like always being late for our dntes, And If I aa herwhy, she gets upset. She works as a door-tndoor saleswoman so I can't even call her when slip doesn't. show up, She she'll call nie at my offiep at a certain time so I at. nays make it my liusiness to be there even If I hnv to cut. my route nhott (I tim a $ raveling snls'smnn in a local areni. Vell, lio doesn't call and surely must pass a dnxen phone boot his In her work. Don't you think she (tWOS liSP sonic sort of oxpinnntInn when site's late? And how shout when she says *hie'lI s'nit and dnes'( ? 'lint do you make of this 7 SITCIER OR NOT DEAR SUCKER: Either your lady love is extremely scntterbralne(J, incomislskrate and thoughtless, or she's throwing you a (mist cuyp. If YOU continue to put up with her tardy tncties, you are a sucker. I I ______ After anti-Americanism and his pro-Red Chinese gestures of the past few years, why this seeming shift by Sihanouk? The answer isn't clear. But the feeling here Is that Sihanouk first jumped on the Viet Cong bandwagon because he was certain that Red Peking .a IlU £bVU LQUUi WOUIU Win. he's changing his mind. Sihanouk has also made it clear to some of his people that if he doesn't co-operate with the Americans In shutting off this rice trade, which certainly went on with his sanction, he was certain the United States would bomb selected "military" targets in Cambodia. Of course, In this kind of business, the whole deal may still fall flat. a 6!ojn.tJsA ____ cars ) world four of a 31w or áo.t A..st iS lfl5 applicatlo. w flIsd wk th. F.dm Co.,mkatIo. C.-'.. to assig. t. I. cause of st.tlo. WSFI. Saford, Rondo (1 3O kc.) from Safsrd.SomI..Is Ir..dct. lug C... luc. to Smulusis Ir.sdcat.ns luc. whose st.dâsIds, Mcsn ad dhoctors ore Fred S. S,vuwdd. Jo.. Sires ad Fracas Gn.uwdd. fhoappIIcatIsuIs.vdáIsf.rpIIcI.sp.c. tb. at lb. Simlusis Cos.t Cart Has.. Sa.fo A U I I I I l lul M - -- 0 & - '•• - -- . .: -rI1 _ - -- - -- ' I _[, I • les - - F &&If.Qn: Muriel Lawrence i- our uentcii rieait Teetn Tints Inn erited I I I I - I I I I Powell's Office I Supply Co. 1117 S. MAGNOLIA AVL ___ - -f4 3fl4$4 I I 'p _.__ ' r - - 4 () -,-.- -r-z-1.:----' -- ------ - --------- 1 , , ' - ___ ---- - _ - --'--'i:iiiiI SCREEN OR FENCE - - '- - :-r ''-' -- - Postal Sorting - - - tu0)' or ONLY WITH THIS AD - - - , S NEW RIBION INSTALLED - - man • CLEANED• OILEDi ADJUSTED - --- Cole's Brother I TYPEWRITERS NoHc Is glv.. I - M...I Portal. PUBLIC NOTICE T ornton j The n u in be r of priwite in the United States in more than that of all the other nations In th. combined; over 64 mIhhI0, or about one for every three Americans. It also means that three out of every families own an automobile and uncounted millions 0 t h e r families own more than one car. In India there is one private car for every 1,500 inhabitants. 0 Iscyd.N.44 Irits.. SPE(!IAF - Newspaper nferprhs. Assa. made o both .i4o,s. pry up Repairing rotting or 4r,vnThe exterior walls t Ph. lYertj above with the aged shingles is ilmnqt, the houses should be Inspected perThen tr away the same. fqs cutting is rei,f red, I hope you wilt tk. tim. to Are you getting tort heavy 7 lorhieshly. Clspbosrrl siding willI Ismaged board. Split it away since the entire shingle Is r-Are you planning to go on (ht'Velnp cracks anti warped in sections if you want. If you placed, Cst a hacksaw blade answer the following questions areas, anti Joints may open. hSVe to a chisel, then he to cit the nnil 1w slipping it thlet - sr,m, tiny? yourself; then decide to tit, The result of such defects is careful that you don't damage under the shingle. - how long has it been something about your AflsWPr'. the Cntrane'e of moisture \Vhi('h the building paper underneath. To hold the new 'iii nglp in r'u hash a physical ch'-ckup 7 famous will casts. paint, to peel and -Hav, you ever sat down (hances are a strip of wood place, put a few dabs or roof- --have vms read that Tn, Retire And blister anti cause futthr dam'i'ill thought about the fact, remain tinnier the board I ing cement nfl time hark side and that t,"ok "If nw such as rotting of the shove. Tak. a har'ksav blade begins? after 40 a new life While you are inspecting the 1,1k. it"? (It' yo,g can't finch it, boards, and rut, the nails holding it ederinr of your house check -If you are a career woman, let me knnv 11k. most home maintenance, n4 remove, joints where w;uhlq meet in inhave you thought about the fart - have yru worked nut. a bobrepairs are simple if done ear (et a ne'.v p1 ccc of siding -md side retire some to corners, .irosmnd rirtori anti that you'll have by? you ever rnnsi'I.r,d ly. Small cracks can be filled cit It 50 that will net. you It fits evartly. -"inclows. (lean omit old ealking slay, anti perhaps Have with esiking compound 01. put. Slide it into place. When you if t has h4'i)fl t crumble or want to? taking piano lessons (Or reneW- ty. ft --have you any plans for a lug them if you ever had taken coat using white tend putty. cant slide it any farther, tap shrink and repine. the area with linseed oil it. in with a piece of wood heAll tiding should he repaired new career after 40? Iessons)7 Thns finger move- tirat. tween the siding an.l the hambefore painting vs-mr house. -Are you working on any ments, you know, are wonderful BosnIa that hsv -- ----------------- -----lu't hgun isleas to set up a small business for st-itt fingers. tnt warp can be nailed down, If one day, mie that you--and -have yn considered learn, a tiny gap remains between the By Polly Cramer - I I Exterior Walls Warping - ____________ _ Do It Yourself: I _______________ COUPON ' I - ____ 11111 C () N I' I I) E N T lAb TO "I'IEARE I N F 0 It M ' IN JOhNSON CITY: I have no sisitistirs to support my thetry, but ny mail reveals that time richer married pso. pie, are, the farther away frotti each ot her th.y Sleep. The mnor steep in doulia Isnils. 'Fhie i,ilihlle class h*vø twimi hails. The rich have sep. state bedrooms, Anti the vary rich sleep a continent apart -on separate vacations. C Ti'oiibleti 7 Write to Abby, Box 09700, lou Angeles, Cal., 900flO, For a personal reply, iminse a stamnpeti, srlf.asl. •ir'MaesI envelope. T'sgP Camera ________ ... Believe mime, my mailman in no bargain, and I didn't en. Joy looking at. his bony knees ansi baby legs, I'm all for comfost. nii.J pIgrPsS, but I think this Is goitig a little too far, and now I ant wondering what p cnn expect next. C(fl,IIM lilA, MU, 11 EAR r 11.11 M HI A : That's a switch. Mail enrrlt'rs tell nie they've neon hnusefrntis on theIr routes in everything ft,m bath towels to bikinis, nnd 'omt're entnpininlng about a kneel Mall rnrriers dress n'eordIng to regulation, so keei %'oUr shirt. on, l,auly, while the big isiss In St. I,ouls decities whether or not your mnailnisin iiimist keep his ;mnnts _____ - I fl - -" _ $ Au,isf, 19, IDflfl S ta ni ps I n N ews Political Notebook , oh. .'..il...... ''U'- uu.i u'''iu'u In,'t.lrn on the rest of us. "litlItRy (31'? PLAY? IT'fl YOtJIt TURN?" We are teasly for tiesertion, Please help, iwn liii. NOt1flI1I 1)IA ft t'NOtJ(fl1: If you -' '- ------III. n'r posu your gnaw, I here's imiors than one "shimmy" at your table. Lrstb ctco6.tj 0n 1&JdqQ Jacoby and Son - North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops north of Saigon in central Viet Nan-i - for a profit. By nationalizing the rice trade - if he can get away 'ith It - Sihanouk will at one stroke take the Chinese and North Vietnamese out of the business. But they're deeply en- ni; ft A BUY This mornIng my nmiinmn ildilvered my mall In MhIOht'1'81 I know It was blistering hot nut. lt'is, my husbatid has to put on IllS ItsilIsets to go to work, so why shouldn't. *aitfnrh manage successfully? tuil for fun anI exercise anti pack the opening with putty or -Have you thought about the going places. ralking. fact that life does not begin at ---f'o you know a big rty 55 old clapboards are likely to 41) and that. It lops not end biesl as a plac. to liv. when I be dry, When you nail them, I 1 either? you hsv. retired? (Thara 5tC they may split. To avoid this: ,, I DINOTO Ltlw 90114 Lk3l4TAp40AI -have you considered the nany interesting things to dn.t drill pIlot holes for the nails I ' I Isles of moving - after retireM,tKPRAMgV,CRK0F 2x'. -----have you always said, After nailing, countersink the IW ft A UHY: We have a For Abby's booklet, "How ment - to one of the many "When I I retire, I'll live in the heads and fill with putty. 1 itire group In our bridge ti: h(ve a Lovely Wedding," interesting retirement pisces? country"? blave you ever lived I sometImes a piece of clapclub. ltnwpvs'r, one member send $1 to Abby, Box 69700, I I -Do you realize your *fter- In the country? Consider this board Is too rotted or cracked Insists on tisimig top sergeant i I.ns Angeles, Cal., 909611. 40 life can be very Interesting, carefully, to be repaired. In such a ease, but only if you make It Remember, it you plan your replace the board. If you can I -Are you consIdering travel. sttcr.4() life, you can he very, remove the entire length the I I I lag after retirement? very happy indeed, work will be easier, since there I -Ar. you taking care of Monday: "Dear Edyth Thorn. will be no cutting. I your health? ton McI,eod." NORTH Barring thin, you will have Newspaper Enterprise Assn, I ou ran anti still ihould to cut out the damaged section 1 If you st-art by looking at itinke the hand. IAiok ft over 7 I without hurting the rest, A the North nn South hands IC J 8 4 I and see If you can find the $ clapboard flush against the play. It is known as a dummy only you will be very happy WEST 4K Q 9 4 I '" 4' I house Is not the easiest thing EAST QLA9FI9EI reversal. !g about the six club contract. to cut. Raise It slightly with 4Q J 10 5 49743 C0RRUQATE At trick three you lead your wooden wedges driven care9 I It looks as if your only prob. 1 42 P&PJtI4GLO three of tifan-montis. East wins AP Newsteaturea Clubs stamp." Requests may fully under the lower edge. ' lent is to see if you can sneak • AQ1O ATP ØM with the lowest, necessary $ fly SYI) KRONISH be postmarked no later than You can then use a handsaw -. WIfl4JlAVuQ 1 through a diamond trick to $ j ., card and pisys a second spade. In a tribute to 75 years of Sept. 12. SOUTH 'D I to cut away snake seven. the bad part of i Now you lead a club; win as service by the General Federa. . 14 AK2 ' ' I MADBG,SR Now take a hook at the Eastthe board. A square-back saw cheaply as posalbi. In dummy; tion of Women's Clubs, the IC Q 10 5 I India has Is sued a new 15 will do the job more easily West hands and you sos, ruff a diamond; head another U.S. will Issue a 5-cent corn- paise adhesive to honor the than an ordinary .taw. •3 ....u... AN SAVE trouble. All four trumps nrc 4 A? 6 5 3 club to dummy; ruff another memorative stamp on Sept. 12 Maharaja Panjit .Singh (1780. in one hand. You aren't supBoth vulnerable diamond with your last trump; posed to know this as declarer West North East South enter dummy with a heart with first-day ceremonies In 1830), ruler to Panjab in New York, The stamp honors northern India for more than 14 but you will find ft out right and lead out dummy's last the 11 million women who are 40 years, reports the World away since at trick two you 4ng trump. Since you have at. members of U.S. clubs, over- Wide Phil*telic Agency. A porshould lay down your ace of Pass 4 4 N.'!'. ready ruffed two diamonds . seas clubs and associate organ- trait of the Maharaja in cere137 Irving Desfor cit- ba. This is standard profans required * new cam- mita for-yard of reverse proPass 5 Pass 6 4 you are out of trumps and izatloni, AP Newifeatureli monial garb appears as the cedure. You don't play a high Pass Pasg Pass era, they faced a problem. They jection at the normal 18, slowcan discard your deuce of In a special statement con. main design. Also on the WITH THE SUMMER SEA. prefer the advantages of Super motion 4 sir super-fast 54 dub from dummy because If Opening lead-4 Q spades. you make that play you won't you won't have to lose a frames per second with instant, All of which goes to show cerning this forthcoming stamp, stamps are his name, dates SON In high picture-taking 1* - able to pick up four clubs trump trick but you won't be that there are Iota of tricks at Postmaster General Lawrence and the word India plus Hindi gear, a special press session re- 8 but don't want t be tie- flickerlesa response from a in either hand. able to ruff a spade in dummy the bridge table that look just F. O'Brien iaid: "Over the inscriptions. The stamp Is red vealed a couple of new it-ems prives-t of their accumulated single controL knob. Or you can Since you have made the since you can't. use dummy's like magic but merely repre- years, members of the Federa- purple in color. Also Issued by for camera fans from Kodak. home movies. set it to "still" to hold a single tion have generously spent India were improved High might club play to start with nine of trumps twice, three stamps to reThere's an An answer to the dilemma frame on the screen. L?or this sent. good, careful play. their energies in helping make place the existing Map of In- Speed Ektachrome, Type, B was provided by ingenious de- the illumination is slimmer sine. this a better country - and a dia and Five Year Plan series, film for still photographers, and signers of movie projectors: it brings a heat shield into better world," Depicted on these are: 13th for home movie makers a new the dual format machine which place. The new stamp marking the Century carving of the elephant dual-format movie projector accepts both old and new films. The i4 fps speed is normalFederation's diamond jubilee from the Sun Temple of Kon- which accepts both the new Su- Kodak had such a projector iy an automatic laugh getter, n&n PnT1v_wh.•,. .&',,.jr.Th .. . it.. . -depicts two women attired in arak; first electric locomotive per 8 and the old regular 8mm from the start but it was cv- speeding up action in anciegl$ (IL (WI. use (CEO (8 sLraIgnL. -.-.--. viic I'OLL,Y-To teach our styles to span the history of produced at Chitranjan; 11th films with brilliant projection ershadowed in the hubbub. It Koystone-cop style. It also enthg starched pillowcases, slip • My mother finds time children control of their bikes, rates more attention now with ables the projec.tionist to "edit" them oven the ironIng board, heavy on her hands in these my husband staggers old bi- the organization. To the left Century Chandella carving of and greater safety features. Let's go to the movies first. its new fnatamsr.ic M96 model the film: rushing past nverLoo iron, take them off and iron later years when her eyes are cycle tires on the driveway and Is a "Gay 90s" woman In $ a woman writing a letter. • • . . flat, They will be easier to slip too weary for much reading times them as they maneuver bustle-type gown with a wasp When Kodak introduced the stressing high illumination, or uninteresting wgmonts or waist and puff sleeves. She Ghana has issued four corn. revolutionary new Super S mnov- sprocketless projection for safe- going back to more enjoyable on the pillows as the fabric and her feet hurt when she this obstacle course. If they Ic more than a year ty and seven intantIy inter- sequences which may be zw1thsystem doesn't stick.-MRS. T. E. moves about too much. I sug- fall or run Into the tires no one wears an ornate hat and car- memorative stamps honoring ries a parasol. The modern the recently inaugurated head- ago, the decision was not an changeable speeds for creative 'ed to slow motion to linger cvPohly's Problem geated that. she might like to Is hurt. woman, at right, Is in a chic quarters building of the World easy one. True, the advantages projection. DEAR POLLY - I would make scrapbooks but she alterer. [tn a form of ereativa pro• It is not always possible The safety feature is import- jection. like to have a remedy for ed the idea to scrap boxes and for each child in a large family shealth dress of simple design, Health Organization in Geneva. were many but what about the millions of fans with their in- ant since we're dealing with Other features of th, M9I' keeping a cat. from getting uses shoe boxes for the dif- to have a birthday party every Both figures are in pink. They Two views of the building in the car and making It his ferent categories. She goes year. To make the day more are separated by an oval In pear on the new stamps. Also vestment in regular 8mm cam- two different types of films and projector are its one-piece parsleeping spot. Our car is at- through the paper and cuts out special each of ours chooses blue in which appears in black to be noted is that for the first eras, projectors, equipment and people can be forgetful. The tability with pop-up cover to ways a mess with hairs, mud the various columns she finds the dinner menu and the kind "75 years of Service for Free- time since the Feb. 24 revolu- reels of films? Was it a!! go- M95 cannot damage either film position the spindles for operand even scratches.-,!. D. T. Interesting (such as Poily's of birthday cake. The ac:ual dom and Growth." At the top tion, stamps from this country beg to become obsolete, unob- because it has no sprocket gears ation, a room light outlet, pushing it relentlessly forward. storage space for its power DEAR J. D. T,-Is there a Pointers) and interesting short cake is a surprise as It Is al. of the stamp is "General Fed- feature the newly reintroduced tamable or unusable? Progress prevailed and the The eration of Women's Clubs" in Ghana flag with its red, yellow film does not advance sin- cord anti take-up reel. I reason why the car doors can- articles. These she loans to ways decorated around some S system black. proved 5UCeS5til a special lever is turned for and green strips and a black super For still shooting, the rnnot be kept locked ?-POLLY friends who are ill or confined special interest of that child. ful from the start. Th. benefits its New York was selected for star. type of film. The take-up pruvest High speed Type 13 DAR POLLY-Mark a yard- to bed. This gives her an In- Each of ours Is given a care. e e . of drop-in cartridge loading, reel accepts either type of film. Ektachrome comes :n .2U roll atk with colored adhesive terest and keeps her alert and fully planned party with a the first-day ceremony because It was here that the Federation tape, at the right length for COntent.-MARGARET Five new stamps have been straight-through 50-foot shoot. The supply spindle requires an film and ,,!0-exposure :3.3mm theme before he 1. 10. -MRS. was created. your skirts. When it Is necesissued by Colombia to mark lag and bigger-image, better- adapter hub for Super S pro- cartridges. It provides better DEAR POLLY-Fit a kitchen A. T. P. Collectors desiring first-day the history of ocean and river quality results were plainly cvi- jection. It is instantly remov- color reproduction in tranaparsary to straighten a hem or drawer with slanting partitions cancellations may send address. mall transportation in that dent. able for regular S projection. inch,. with greater sharpness shorten a dress, the yardstick of plywood or hard-board. Store Anyone submitting a Pol. At the same ed envelopes, time, together the regisHigh illumination is achieved and less grain. With tungsten with re. country. The 5-centavos orange tape Is easy to see. When there cans of spices and seasonings ly's Problem, a solution to a is no one around to use a hem in alphabetical order on these problem or a favorit, horn.- mittanc. to cover the cost of and yellow features a Spanish tar 8mm movie status shifted with a low-voltage DNF lamp light sources, the film has a marker for you, you can hold shelves. This saves time and making idea will receive a th. stamps to be affixed, to galleon, 15 c pink and red - from momentary panic to a (21 volts, 150 watts) and from 125 ASA speed for standard the yardstick and move It with- patience on busy cooking days. dollar if Poll7 USU the Item the Postmaster, New York, brigantine bark; 20 c green - workable arrangement. Fans an ultrafast f.' 1.0. .18mm pro- processing. It i-un he sued for N.Y. 10001. The envelope to the sailing canoe of Uraba; 50 e with cameras in good condition jection lens, th, most brilliant daylight shooting with arm 858 out leaning over, to see whether -L. S. In l'ohly's Pointers, Postmaster should be endorsed pale blue and silver - modern continued to shoot regular 8mm lens availabl, for projectors, filter at 30 ASA speed, Its "First Day Covers 5 cents Gen- motorized vessel; 40 c blue and films and it became apparent Two other lenses are also avail. speed can be increased to douthe film and equipment would able for the M95: a short-focus ble or more where illumination eral Federation of Women's yellow - river steamboat. remain available. .12mm f 1.3 lens anti an f, 1.5 is not bright enough for nortJQ Newcomer, to the home mov- zoom lens 0-32mm ,u for ad- ma! exposure, by extended first Ic field had every reason to jUsting screen image size from development. The new film 1. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: ents. Oh, I know you don't know heard enough to b. scared out Isj at start with Super S equipment. me projector position. smiarketi "Empruveti" on the film Though our daughter has never you are. This subversive asso- of our wits, then we're sold. We But when established movie The seven-speed feature per- box. told us that her marriage Is ciatlon doesn't openly solicit live by their slogan, "Parents By Patrick E. O'Keefe Fred makes his home In the I --- unha'ppy we know it Is. Her membership, The professional should be seen but not heard CHiCAGO (Al') - As song Williamsburg section of BrookS [5 husband seems to take pleasure child-adorers who direct it just under any circumstances" Fred Cole sees It: "Nat lyn. He was born In Chicago but 1 In naking cutting remarks to write books, magazine articles and become a member In good King Cole was a merry old soul 1 , her p our presence. Recently I and make speeches ubout the standing of their miflion-memn- and he had lots of personality, grow UI as nauiegan, • • Yet! am not my brother. noticed that her hands tremble. psychological disasters we will bered passive parent organiza. Last Friday my husband had inflict upon a child If we ever tion. I'm Mfcilg.herem:nii words with her husband over a express ourselves honestly and That's the gist of a song by his singing debut was in the It your (laughter didn't like remark he made to her and we forcibly. When we've read and her father's "Interference" In Nat's younger brother, a con- now-demolished Capitol Lounge By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, of my 3-year-old daughter are Other La1nis can be due to lift their house, I am so afraid genal trio leader at 35. Fred in downtown Chicago In 1952. D.D.S. dark and the enamel is wearing ingestion of etcess fluorides, In her business, let her push It that my husband only made kI,4, Cole Is getting his share of This Interview marked Fred's Neiospeiper Enterprise Assn. away. What causes this? some areas of the United away, for heaven's sake. more trouble for her, There Is a I 'w v bookings around the nightclub second stand In the Windy City, Front the mailbag: A-There are many reasons States there are excessive Boy, who's to wonder at the littla boy of 4 . . Q-I'd like to know whit for discolored baby teeth. Mumit amounts of tluoru.Ies in water rate we American parents are circuit, but he refuses to sing He was holding forth in the new ANSWER: Maybe your buslosing the respect of our chil. a Nat Cole tune. (He never has.) Haymarket Room at the Conrad makes some people's teeth white common stains are caused by and sual. This can pioduce perIn the trio, Leo Mitchel han. Hilton Hotel. and some yeUow. I've had yet- certain foods and medicines, in- nianeult mottling of enamel. band made good for her, not dren? Well-trained ciphers that lies the drums and Michael TOWANDA, Pa, (AP) low teeth for as long as I can ciuding some fruits and veg,He isn't satisfied with his first trouble. Violent injury to teeth olten A we are, why should they e. rheming strums the bass while record album and prefers to remember even though I brush tables, sometimes yolks of suit- results in hemorrhage of bluod Anyway, if you're asking me stamp phosphor that could ii spect us? What's in us to remy opinion of what he did, I volutionize mailsorting in post spect? No feeling, no passion, rred plays a moody piano and cite his second one. "I'm Not hard with baking soda and boiled eggs and medicines that into th tiny tubules of the dciimiiust tell you I think it WItS offices will be supplied to the flO conviction - Just terror of vocalizes, His songs are mostly My Brother, I'm Me," under toothpaste. 's,ntain Iron compounds, tin. This stailis teeth various itandards - "Tea for Two," the small Tru'Glo-Town label. A-Crowns of teeth are made splendid. Ills explosion of hon. U, S. government under a Such stains can be removed shades of yellow. It also results con. offending the authorities who 'Bill Bailey" - anti a few of Nat and Fred were very close, of dentin covered by a layer of by dental pruphylaxis. But pre- in death of nerve and finally cot und open resentment of your writ,. the by.laws for the As. s'on.Jn-law's behavior may be tract awarded to Sylvania Elec. soclatlon for the Repression of Is own, such as the "I'm not as Fred described It. To Fred enamel. Coloration of teeth Is ventlon is the best, easiest and abscess. ny brother. I'm me" ditty. Nat Is not really dead. "He left dependent on color of dentin least expensive way of climulnateitct1y what your daughter tric Products here. Consult your dent.ist if slant Parents, Fred looks a lot like Nat and so much here recordwlse" to and thickness and quality of trig discoloration: brissh needs to explode her own - and The recent decision to print flo,i't ask me for sympathy teeth can't be cleaned off. It's unIs tic,, like Nat's, says, "Take keep him alive, Fred maintains, enamel. U dentin (a yellow and after each tins, you eat. end this hand trembling, Clean purtant that a diagnosis be all stamps with luminescent ink for your "upset." What did you t easy I'm a friendly guy." As to whether Nat should Live enamel is thin, the yellow den- teeth don't stain as readily as made. , because intes.ted baby You're upset becaus. your containing the phosphor Is the want your husband to do? Just His Voice itlU lacks the depth on through his younger brother tin shines through the thin dirty ones. teeth can eaese in,jury to perhusband "interfered" In her result of a successful two.year stand there whil. Ut. child he translucent enamel giving teeth Brown stain ma.)- result trout rnanent teeth !,yin wider them. bsin,ia, aren't you? He broke test In Dayton, Ohio. During the loves was hurt and humIliated? md mellowness of the Nat Cole Fred comments: i ound, except on an occasional "Nobody should even attempt a yellow look. If dentin is Ugtmt use of antibiotics of the tetraOh. Lw Oh., +1.. Iu,_ &_. 'in _i.,i_ ..., ... -' VD uWrU LUUH iW tUitliW) setters Wearing 4 Way of children's Witnessing his forthright rebaylor of parents of married passed through a machine Jection of cruelty was the best Irawnout raspy note. Perhaps to fill shoes that big. He was yellow and enamel is thick, cychne group. If any of thes. teeth is usuUy de to habIts, I red could come closer to dup- accepted and loved ill over the teeth look white, drugs are taken by child or tnuinly bru.'dsm .the clenching children, which Identified phosphorescent thing that could have happened I (citing but his brother, he world, If I could even live to be Color of dentin and thickness expectant O.K. So you're another mum- tagged stamps and automnatical. to her, It's just possible that mother *t a time and grinding of teeth). These c Ioesn't want to. He wants to be one'tenth of the man he was- and quality of enamel are pro- when cannel Is forming, baby's hblts are thfftcult to stop and bar of the American Assoclu- ly faced sand canceled them at her acceptance of It has been I red Cole, himself, much less one-tenth the enter- bably inherited chat acteristic,. teeth can become tinn for fits Ret,reaainn of Par. the rid, itt I1)•.,... nOn $.ö rw,' 11,,,,.. i..t....i a stained, and setin to have something to do •UM$ $$IiIVIILVU LJUfl$ YOU, ' .. Betweeri tours with the trio, talner-l'd be delighted." Q-Th. top four front teeth these stains ire permanent. ith the child's emotional state. 5 Ray Cromley W'ASHINGTON (NEA) - der control of the 400,000-man ne of the great diplomatic- North Vietnamese community ilitary victories of the \'iet and the large Chinese colony In am war may be in the making. Cambodia. These groups, largeU.S. negotiators have been iy loyal to the Reds, are in key cretly in touch with Cam- areas throughout Cambodia. dia's head of state, Prince These two groups control the orodom Sihanouk. rice trade In Cambodia. They're They've been urging him tO the middlemen. They also operit off the smuggling of Cam- ate the smuggling apparatus dian rice to the Viet Cong. which supplies the Viet Cong After considerable talk, SI- with the Imported rice Its trOops monk has secretly but obliqueagreed. Thee Cambodian Chinese and If Sihanouk carries through Cambodian North Vietnamese d is able to shut off a major also run a rice Import smug)rtion of the Cambodian-Viet cling trade - which buys TiCs ng rice trade, thu action from the Vietnamese farmer in one could seriously cut the the rice-rich delta region In 'fectiveness of considerable southern Viet Nam and ships imbers of the Viet Cong main- un the river by boat th Cam. e troops. These, like all regan soldiers, cannot operate Then they smuggle the rice fectively without regular food back to the rice-short mainline ipplies. Sihanouk, however, may not able to carry through. He hasn't the ability or the Quotes Ill to himself move directly ainst the smugglers - who Beauty is a fleeting thing. uld probably put his troops It can be exploIted for a while rout - since they're pro- and then It Is gons Intellect cted by North Vietnamese can be exploited for an entire ainline forces. lifetime. So instead of a direct sp- -Maria Judith Remenyl, Miss xiach, Sihanouk has decided U.S.A.. effect to nationalize the rice ade. The government will buy It is time for government e rice directly from the farm. officials to recognize the Na. and sell it on the market, tional Guard is no answer to Inminating the middleman. the problems of alumna. 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'' ; '~::,. :' Tbedeta h.pe) train ;a' outlined with LOOKOUT imm w th suit' dishes of whipped g c 1_r1,:!J0;Mr, 1lq%q IT- Cell I 1*;, Flol Wruni: of Bear Lake 11oad haVc, or. icir vealv,i a: ;i sominar tin trvlids it 11, me,\ Avadt-m\ jiisl received word from THE uc ii SAM. Q ft thi hs"c'sR.it 1) 11 ft ll. I.., ,, 1 i - 0 • 11011'e"ttift ,,, ', is u ii iii iii mit ni' Pt u,t,.vI nflI9 'um" it'nti cI with tnt i;nhuhcs •u, us ,c mu uIn ,,,, IImI,,mn ' hi i pum r' ut Mn iii tm h! • ~ lilt it uiIsniniitc wu'ui uut p ml! I ii, ut iu'i's siivaIi ii iii I t i tim uimum II! tinI tt ii , u huu(f.! Is' fist 1\:11.1, I h,' hi iIe q ,,umiQifl Ph u file- A 'pt'ti I Itt 1 s,, \I t' i I I' mum utisI I itmi. I 'ul I,,; in I Inda \ ii mm; an mu thi !lt'Imhi'litiiit I', I' I 'I 1III I lii I IIIII L") Ii , ii! 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G. 1,1-,'ON. left. is heing served by Mrs. L .1 Pt os vtiihvt w him 1tis1 ed in pimni ing at fete "I'hurschiy for Mith Swanson. , MIQ)S, 1,11IM' F~VAN.S()N, It-ft. dan +ler of Capt. and 'Mrs. Chundler AN'. __________________________________________________ and dclhtful Drecczn For variety, try I 9b ItI fabrics fine iments. .your choice of exuberant Salazls --- :1 1. • - Mrs. Bill. ' tic Merritt, maternal grand. .1 2 's sho mfladv 1 dt- Zue Lump Cra? Meat sauteed n an elegant Shallot-s flrji Shrrji creamy, blend ofLemon Juice and Aromaiw RCTbS ScnCd Buttcr, hrith elect Mrs 1 uluuin Wilson I moth 'r ; 1. I , p 0o,' , I'lli-fl,111 BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP A I ci!. COdCI titcu Traiitionn1 nuptial rnntc w:i plated during the nte' The )ovei bride, daughter of the ate saul Bmi mh w i a in marriage h Mr -ui1i \%r'. ;enrgc Mirman She chose for her vows a formal gown of penn de soir styled along prin lines with the scooped -es nc'e,11n mcconi(\i w i.h \lene lace and seed pearls Banti .s: k'n on lmc'c bordered the lii lflsl Itmw cut polflt(\1 cle C rnm pmnei s; ' c'n,hellishi ii qnet 7OU Stvk Juicy chunksc of irs. ., ~ I I .,.~ I . a c)u , serving as hostess. ~ T o silverr compote' holding nk- sweetheart roset. centered Those Attending were Al -r, mother of the 1 I ~ . and into the Cht'cter:rcI t1 ri::o Mrs :V . new blonds endr • cloth. Karst presented th Mr brid 'leci with a gift of crss tiii --- 17 . "* . - qllniolr'taffo:h. piiffed with la\- Out 0 t e sea I covered with a while linen 1 for today's - - 1. -- ________ G. umdher, who ss (inn became the bride of Dew' Witson on Aug. 12. and her bridal attendants were guests of hon or at the traditional brides£ maids luncheon on I The silt for the lost I; lunch 'nn was tilt. Orlando i ount.rs -. . -. iaids - a ~ Grundler Grnny Week. -mmm giees1 bananas. Pour apple cauce mi litre on bananas. Chill until Garni.h with whipped firm cream before serving. Makes cer ungc - - e. , I 1 ~011 %vilh q \\ oodw at (l1' feim and ride mi un e and flmnkod with tnt not'e tape" in 'I mnding cmndelabi a n each side The donie chaped I ine it with ne k~*'.- 'I f"IdlifiIII'd " I 11111114100vil. .. I P - I mer. The ho'.teccrc presented 1 ('4 iiunce' package of lime fin cup of boil ored gelatin in w nfl w ancan and 1tc Mrc dd 2 cup' of can lag water son with orchid cnrages brown ned tipple iaiiee and i teaspoon k color scheme of tact " , ____ __________ - - _-- 4 I ___ - — ____________ l%;ll-;l%.I) . I _______ . j, - 11 _ 1'.,ov _. . ~_~:_ . It — Of Robert A. Samue l B ride arash __________ : 1nn '• nut nd 1CNV% \t L4'C n1n ____________________________________________________________ Th 4' ht ' - B ta 1 a son ff ntempnrar' ndo -nod :h buffet And ith a white zifternoon when Lib hurdn ifinger c loth bordered in wide fringe t able in the li ing rm Cleveland and MI Ac%isiing in pouring were Cleveland were charming moth- was a beautiful arrangement. Ginger (iN ehnd Mr te' from Mi % the ho ,or 4i?uhter hocteccec to n Io e created h ith ceed eflfle Robe I rrn eneber and VC mnnnhin 1 tn honoring \Tr hrs mp plant Joe ' re oni' corn mined with nnn Ruth er k4vrci\inint& inn called diii' Mc CIe cirind greeted the White hnitifl etifl(I1C& and ing ti,e appointed hours to sfl and er cml appointments gttetc iii the door , earing t re1netnntt the benutiful in tinge their gondh e crisp 'eIIo linen frock and in eent I he u ricton' gueI.t of honor. troditeed them to the gue.t of frent Punch was poured from a honor who was attired in a tIll ' IF smart elInu and w hire stripe er' c nJ how I with a Blue Bell tWO Iee Cfl( rnhlf' 8uguict i' i96 Page 10 COM FR nrn ing the guests with her --_________________ Lime banana tipple pie make' w anson mother was 1.ihh , - S \A/. i tutu' M, .1; ~_ 1 ndler ha \11;1~, \11", China tea st M OR1S 1U,AMS kpIng with the dnr of the hand painted tile opposite end of lhf I AMP 'nvii] Air Slit. rn-Rhintinh1c, quarters. __________________________________________________ a C NI rs n .;. _'.*. 41 1~1 .111I I ~,4~-~ M iss A . " I . .I-717 I 3.1 - :Z11:r Bon Voyage Tea Compliments .,- I,` i-, 'IV 7 ."---'''.. I ; ... -~-"-,~ , 1* I, . -'.S, -V~1'14.,., _ _____ i "A . + .1I I . -.". , -;. 1i• t. . 1 .t _/ J.j, -,--. - _. : " Jilt 1. I -I# - ' r . 4, prod,ict. ,.. . 11 . ~.f ?_ 1%1W1lllic-vlfi-rjvv C-ell; with rivu , allo'ller C4. Iiii: I% ~ 1110, tim lirwillvt I .1110 pachagill" it _. I, 4 £111? iitiv :t in ih i , .__ ' ],our I'll J pkv. (8 omi. ) im-ef flavor verI lit. ground elitiel; sival. - ,, , -- - I - - I: Ilit fill I 1, ends arid tuniato pnrt'- into tilt (ass. Cot e'r suns - 1-; : - . ~Ifll -- w. W Mit 1 ye wet e 4 rnernher It 11 ii iuiiO tinuhtt Drain tiff 11115 t\ I I sis- : ~ 1 ' Marlene Sk.pa Colors 1 PH. U2.09" 2472 S. PARY AVE. - slack in ft " Fa i r . I . 107- .. r I OF • Cordo Ill 0 0 1#67'. 5 ft 10! k Ir 111ir 1, Hand sewn .0-011 -- . ~"k. , I ~, ;...11 1 1 1.'.... THE PIANO i. I PROFESSIONAL . . .., :t MUSIC INSIRUC71C)NS Vamp! I A _ r 4 0 0 A . , , , ., -----...__ :.-~ -, . . 1, . A I ,, q1* ~<_ a" I '~ t - ,or* ;. r._, . O.. ,,, -.1, . I ! IJ - - .~ ~ - , .? 'llii / , -... ,a" T If 7_-\. - -I . - - , 71M - 14 : ~ - 11 I Pa ( ' I .W GOODY - I .P : -- ' - •. - t, . .I I , ' _ ''.i I. I. . . _S I ~~ ~ ~,'.~ ". '. : ~ , .p -I. 0~ li;:~Iv 4.-- r . - - I - - . I _____ Lady Towncraf t shirts ' for this Week only...so - _____ l- , .: .410, J L - 1.,. /177~ 1. 1 .~,~ "". r 1 I , 14 1 -1k . t I v. every - - - - % - - Crd(k(ra , RUTH DA%IDSO sho ki%er - - I t here. thte (dkf j:i(1 ______ reduced cur own We've '. 14 gal can own 'em! - ________________________________ ___ ~":. ~ .11 .. honoring Mrb. Char- Cokeh %;ere also enjwed 1)), tile L,fju Winis, on the Geneva Rould. clothitig and wyi~ for her ciiil- g-, - r. ,1 . , -- -- - — 4_~ t A2- Mrs Pearl Auicrng thu ~ r Uibtawliowt11 9 P , .1 .. complete set for only AU of Mra Booac a belong Topph Ikaak> B(Jtl111. CaitU, jugs wert recently deMoyed in Wendy 11riest, 11itulille PrIebt, * . ~& .. 1 . ~ 1. , " ... ) ~ .. - - . -- Genwing G19v*4mAwr1 ~. ... ly- -4 . SHOP Tonite TO 9 P.M . I ; I ; __ 1 .11. - ~ ~ * 1, J, g I b--- I- %_ '.,.~lmomcmw. - _2~ I _ 0.—. . ~ ___ - . 0 fire ' . ., I . -- PLAY STEELI -, -jz ~ . -~,, -,7~ Ii 1A('(IF DT(N \1- \1right , of Osiedo, an Mr Pear) Priest, left to were hostesses recently th a household shower for V. I -. Maggie Doton and LEARN TO I d _________________ ., - 1J' — ________________________ :',:,,., . 'L ~ I ;;; I 1~1 , - I NE) I DOOR TO FOOD FAIR Eleven CadL"Ilacs . — ______ I Di ve, 1',ear Lak('! fly 1 (Pflotft * 0 V I \ \ / eymm — - - ' . .,[,i-, . %. ~:L-z r , !!% . - . LIFETIME STAINLESS , r Selling NatsonaI 0 * ______ I TEFN ;li I '' N., r. - . - ~ `1 I* Merle Norman C0~1C StW10 -- -_ I I I • friendb U parts au;t "1iri }iirthda were teItthiittbrother, J~Pvin, lind ter, Janet. They ,~ . ONLY 1 1. A domons$-r+ion o{ compiexuan 4eiuring our femous 3 S+eps + Lit DC ida served with su ii - - r - hi K - TEFL N"COOKWARE 4_ I I / ililijitv well with tari will or lit tilt, liotioni section of a%'()(. . ovell, siltilt. beef, ollicit) fruits and vepetabiel, stich iiuI. .'I Dincil and I. in i 1tdt- butter or I pineapple, orangt'b, tOfll1itUCs niargarint- until him-11 iii brown grapefruit. Mail% Oriental. , , like - _ . - ONE HOUR OF BEAUTY The- lurida avocado s ti mv- - Iuwglas With joved itat thud en broth utmiud fliuru huihen broth if nects t kp rolls from hilt illi bOUiliU!i ars - " . -1 41 ; IN , ji I .It stugt cot er. a. and also -- I It GENUINE A - SPECIAL! 1.17 LEATHER - ----- L / - ounghie!of Ni arid it! 1I I" '~~I _ i i -,~ 31[= relb -- II ____ n Ov Oedo Leven - ' 1. visitt-d Iricii(ii , G CE SETI FREE - ____ - I Household Shower '.,.1.1-1: v!-:,i)w-, ,_ V. \i, anti r,inilied i ta I it)r the past len (111%'F witil Li i IV V.,., and kicinry infeefion and undergoing ~ 'tinibrah(w Li series ()f tests, All her friends A fuanwul with lovonintive Old Shay in I art. wishing A Id thiiken broth ver niicclli aIId rice' - ieniily ,,,,%. I & I *rtti (.ctrulina I Ifillerest 11nad attended the ed. Ilut in rabba-v r(ills Shred ! also cuniped in Nt and visiled with friends. Mr. symplion% held at Daytona Aug. which they thoroughly en: lind ',Nlr.s -1:11ir U rot, 101iTSemiS grited I vd hiF Yourth hirtlidliv, -flv vilicatioll visitillp flit; -All. 111id . Joseph 4ille, in ln- dutna 1 I cups NA1U 1( i I W. 11(ledeti, dvlleildllq~ (w in,n CAIiBAGEIIOL1 ! I -- ill' ton liv. I I returned ir Scott s brother uric sister, i E-ii hha pil, ' ron: I, I abiv trip ill thu north First - i drove u) Parkersburg, W. Va.. ! in". Among theni %%ab the Ile- And carefully. pull off ithoirk I _- ~ . I to join their pnrents. lJoint-ijit-o familv. will, he-ati it-, ~ - - ;lit(] I_LAIL&.~ sto, clit-uptilt. panhandic ai Fort Walnine-vear-old ~ 1rwin, er~ aild later I)t.c,llll(. expvrt~ in -tell, then or, ill 11och citV ~ Belle I ~ I alld ;lllo%k ill stalld lint s%i nial.iii;4. ca h i wile:c they caillpv(! a: Look 0 'hw I Maith&inc (ri1ituin Cauiiiirniti uid d greatly to that umoh d verrnu clii and rii 111111111114 J The Bowes art currenfly sta- Nellie Itiggitib, 'E'lizilbeul Beab. tiowltd in Mver with the Air ley, c-orrine Arthur, Glad)-b (;ld.1,111#_- ..)timer, Arin Reg. $3.98, now 4 Stainlestli steel and leflon" covered diuminuin 4110 combined for eveii cookmig mid eafte of clealling. 1 1I/1 (ii II 2 21/ 1 IIHII ii i, vil il 3. II r 4 1i in, t, fly , in quick-care DacronV polyester-cotton oxford or broad- LOWO tti cloth, superbly .'.111110ftl b !)l.-qt I)ii1dill.co tailored under P e n n @ y % watchful eye! I Penn - PrestM Exclusively ours every sf;tCh of the way for top quality, fol, Many with f he added plus of never - iron* 4.00.1-1 . I Ulnell ll~ pall Nylon 5poun xid spatuhs etid treu cookbuok. M-14S I fashion, fop dollar value. Solids and niini-prints Msilcullil, yorct. What a way to stdrf your shirt collection! Lady Towncraf+ classics, terrific buys at regular prices, now reduced' All I I I include . 11 , Misses' sizes. ~ __ 'r, ~ . , I 1 . ."As . . "a I 411111M I Wg* ALSO PRIVATE VOICI LESSONS REG=k Now MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS . . . CADILLAC OWNERS ARE PRACTICAL PEOPLE . . . THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR THEY WAIT FOR! H L L 0 E R MOTOR SALB 2216 W. FIRST ST. 5 1 I 3224231 HOE SANFORD SOUTHS1109 fo PUUA BVJUt, 1011,1110 ib j1.1 1JUJUM'if"' J,auline Arridt J_4Jui?,I, I Fo;lowing tht ItIJOIA- bilif) en- ylivai Ilk Wit joyod by the gue~st-- lJJ(- giltil 01i'll't i wem opeLled by ,~Irt, Wil1ib. hull, Davidvm I It NITt Paill li"al, I - __ --- U1111111HOLE KAZA - - - I - -- CHARGE IT! in Sanford Plaw IF OPIN 11 A.M. TO 9 PJL MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I __ 1. — —.-,,...----------. .-i-_-_--_,'_.,_.__-_,-___" --- - -- - -- - -t- _ ___ I . - -- - - -- .-.. j-j --___ - '— - "JI :___ _ __ _____ �'New' Heral d Is Ready For 'nsttnrh stir Your Sun a Inspo cti*on _ 1rrn(? Parr, 1g.. - . flifl. I . . ... Sunday ... OPen House ... Sanford Herald -- y'alI ome 106,63 ,-, lilt) - ------- rt --.- AIw!,t f(, Iir,; -. The Phantom IK __ ITG 6REAT TO BE ___ OPEN HOUSE OF THE - M mpw- - IN FLORIDA! IT'r- GREA _TF _R TO BE ATTeWDWG TH E EVEN 4, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 By Lee Falk and Sy Barry SANFORD . MERALDAND AL7NIRING THEIR FINE NEW PL A NT/J _ 6.2 ca I - I .. - HEA RT BEAT Tir' pax room cnk;ng, - c rp typcwn c ing 1c1c1t\ past. 1hc 'phtnws ring- h.ingtng p unhil dendlino Is . SP4C!OV'ES 1 The Word lii TheDip1n Adv'iticmr Drnt ' .1ATUflNE .\h-- On T'erfornted Tane Li Ilol .p 'I',- (wrat F iiiV 17 _ ___ k.... I 4441. 1 DORIS 111( 1 L 3171)y NIII'I,I,S county editor -11,11 VNIS -y editor 1 ni ul,c - ) I nP(JtrI tu I966 I orId Tuluti tesrsd Ot . 11 t011111 :.. ... . t ' F11ZANCES WESTER ________ __ _________ .I., ., W IM. MMES tiff'zthr DOTTIE Ar1IN 7.11 o H noltim uOnI' B ThOMAS I)OUG MARIEVfE (.11 tRI ES HAYS Asst. Foi*emaa 1161 T `ivdf, Wall. A /\\ Al Y V PEW 'IN to A(Y I MW MIJAMED HANI, II e t4EW PLANT"\ KDAY AND 5OMPAY -----'\ - ( ase1})erry I M. PETE )N - Speeders CaughtlNext Year, Too! 0~ I)ONNA ISTES hI{' 11. JOU\)\ . . .Staff 'i w lando i news ii BA KER staff wi-iter till Id. to) phiy;lt Dilytolill I- Deudi again next utiminer, the ' VEley f)f owaructing INVITEP ')¼..S, .1. CASSE1,11f, J)tona HOUS ' ITO - 0 J4 Mow i- eadin; . , 4" \\'.' JA M ES HULL. wit h LtnhIcjc of iin' who deliver the liape! u ou' ctuo' 11LL \ It\( L i JR • OlOwttra and tbe Florida in"radar trap iu I hilve u yi - u14)IuuI(d !' thi '1 P 1 '"í ( ( ( ' - p ( GweRA-ruLATioNs IO 1'F-IE. WEA) ON PIZ I1'.S - MOOERI Q PLANT I - _____ 'c' . __ JIJJJA Bi%it'i(IS i Picketing Power - I 10 I( pew' Ir'. d Ai II liANM j TENNE' double,, a iiiwi uiiin. it psebb thcu I - - ____ 'IC) NJ j; i ls J'ji Ju1i ... . Jflgu,ij J hi IJUjJuj Inq uiry I'hl sigt lb v isiu10 -.- - - --- - ------ -- : I 1 Liita11ett Poor Choice I'IIII t) L 191! -- Mlr(ial tWig hit ill t th i ih ay Nu WA It I puJtI 1dII N J (1 I'! i w k N - i dtuut )tutigId butt 1 %1I Lt ! I \1u bit i hit* be t-11 ii ii tthIt 4I (ki1iIIuJb lUf tbII d a lly oh1hI4ug httt 411(1 rc ejl ewply bOIl It lB j ,, 11lobt ttii Hd ttUlilt -- uiily tu tuiil U J J f.j E4 -t I a't lilt sn%flg Id D b % (Hill! lit Ii ti i I i t liii JIII b' Ill J 1)1) * t ua te ut hit fill •.: thU IHkUI ti. , ttl puI th itti (Ii L)IIIb lii'ni h h g,itluw hitthtgg i' tii L L lIb1,AiILt ii! lutut I$'k!JIUIJ )JI! Ihiti,i ujil ('.S4LllI ii utuI tits ri by ljuJIs Lisig wuki t them. ii ii IWU ulit! 1t 1• i t tt kk. -- -- . S jp -- ___ I - bnoist - k. IUs "11,11wil fill all. o 4 - I I)VhIt. ) , VIMIN I ngIu,uI (1)19) (1,11,I) pick eting w wIiu ii ('Is((I IT6 Nh- 'N\'l)Iht ()viu.ttu . i - C. hht' ---. -• - - *-- ----------- --S. ••..* - S - �' - : " 17 i 4P, P '-4. * t. - - V 'yr-N1FAAYAYAIYAT 4444A444 4 84 4 444 444 4 %4-*i %14i%444*l% - j4, 444 4444444.4 % 444 'k . % . . .b - AThA1 I -------------- " ' 4 IMI 1 • p k,,eSsøe,dPIS oe ten San 411. 4% 3*" 44 choice of Wool 11""th in solids and 1130 % ROUND TOE THE VERY LATEST FLAT 4110UND TWO STRAPS. %_ 14, 41 Dacron Polyester/3514 Cofton Whps.w I.kh or 6S ft BY THE SANFORD PLAf2A MIMC44 ANTS 4 REGISTER 4 4% . CHECK THESE AT 2SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATiON • pair' $3.9 A 1k solids. Bolted walsfband and no Isf6and "A" Ifni, -school basic and fall falMan shades. un;ar avid misses, site& 6 to 2 or $7 It ST PANTIIES PLAZA 6 4 '• ANY OR EVSKY STORE IN SAVVORD PLAZA. YOU DON' NOTIflW TO BUY TO WIN. PRESENT HAVE TO BE . IEE THE $1000 3 quo T - Tcom sAy. SHOES .GOODY i 04 4 46 Ruffled fronf ou would owpect to Pay dollars rMore for these fashion Your I4 Shift 4b 4k. birtsl AWAY . MARY SHIRTWAIST Ulm _ WILL BE GWEN 1 41 SKIRT SPECIAL! Pony j I .I ' 0 f4 NOW AT POP PLAZA ?: 01 CA 4 *4 ,, ,,tS,t ast 4. d. -VAT V1 A 'ATA pp • 'r4 - - - - - - - VA, , h ' ONLY *P 41. TAPA" SYRUP I - .' I 4. ACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL lij Ji . MOTHER ALL OM SANFORD PLAZA AND A- 46. -, *TA Ai ____ shops 4W FABULOUS BARGAINS 1.12-M ecru AUNT JIMIMA . - MG SAt"RD PLAZA 411 p DAUGHTER IL It GENERAL ELECTRIC ; poR'rALEMflcE4 .wifh the purchase . $TEAM&DRY1RON YOUR 0+ IN 3=-1M ZANPOND MAU EASY COMFORT ft In "wpm •,.. _•• •• j ArA'T`AAMW A, 1, A"-,F e lebratton C Our o Thmw -Oack & Jeans sum MOST MODERN EOUIPMENT via C"pbWAKE CHAINS WUH AS" TRAYS F. P GS VALUE 9 f BARBER 1~, i; , 0 0101 THU111116. a Pal. out. 41 $35.00 PPS mix 44 :: 'SOB and OTTO'S s.-P Pancake ft FORALEISURELY . S I a IOTH AND 1 ± QV DUCK OUT one 2-16. box 1 %CHOcE -. • WAVE t195 'FOR sALow 4L TH rum 44444*444444444444444 , Cfk "/A't"" lrA - , A&VA JOB"A&M. _____ ____ SIZZLING SUPER SPECIALSiimmTONIGHT AND ALL DAY TOMOR 0WIiiiiimmIN _T ,_A .4l'\.h1rt''i - t and the ____ OU L :of 17 ILI PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE! CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTER YOUR OWN hk g.- mmiffi _.ffik -hummmmm" Iffi, 1b 4 nne j Ito —JL OEM Cotton t TIONARY II / 11/ $2.T3 VALUE $ 49 1 CHAR s t U SPECIAL : -- ESQUIRE I .ç SS$SSSSStTSSSU1$J3SS AWL A PASTE for lb QV HOUSE PAINT $ 89 .S! % 1111090 VA"EW BAG - n RIM[ AdW 64 •r• - C01IVSIUIICS open +onigh+ and Frilday nigh+ Vb LONG LIST ______ PONY 46 Will US, LIST Z 9C . OflNDAILYTIL4PM Wit phi 'a NT 1 41 .. ' •...- •4 . .. c -.! N 46 a u KI1 , ng jI AZA LO .Z "woo Pun, -• I- ig . , / 5-. • p- 2 AT Itri I piiI N rth F j . •. M Or" I 4 A,AL J& A 7A 10 W W8 1 V AL Auk. ______ e *'I (',,J! SANFORD PLAZA - •i- At I SK NO NOW • , ;klx 61%fEN AWAY SATuRDAY . 4A lq_q~ i COMPLETE WITH IRIDLE & SADDLE GIN SAG - .. T0 PLAZA - •. IN ANY SAWORD PLAZA STORE S1OOEXTRAS&HGIEENSTAMPS : _ . : EGISTE R R ", tL5:3 O.8:OOPM utItra HOLM Pro 4 rtMmns %I a YOUR - _ST ,,,,#S$tStSsft$Sf**SttStt*1tttttff?tS'(' TOIIGHT AND SATURDAY I . TA DuPONT LUCITE •... - ea. I MET f 2. M 4 YOUR BIRDS ATTINDID 10 - VIP ;1ç - POLISH lb TONE & SAT. ea : KM or $4LISDIYCLEANING . ALL COLORS '...•,, • C." 4511L or severe sm.fl.r SIT. (P01 MONDAY PICKUP) RZ EYE STEAK 85 ETTUCE& TOMATO OT ROLLS & BUTTER SIZZLER . (,g/(,(/ 12 Skq Rep $1.7S FOUNTAIN SMIAL tI PEN NIGHTS! 'IlL 9P.M. Mon. ,i A 1Lj' 4 1 Belt loop model. ..,r h.- SLER SPECIALS . WITH ZIPPER 4 flfl 77 ern A5 lnwp~ RINI SD% iortroI/poyesior od Lft. 46 I "t wow, LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING .m I , .4 0 UPER RVAIR "ROBS ISO SHEETS FILLER Fantastic Savings! . Men's plaid or SOlid 7A1TA&`%A _ , _T SHOE o Canvas Binder LWAVS FIRST QUAUTY 'AVA r 17 SANFORD PLAZA 'McCRORY'S in Ae Scmfwd Phav JTA _V* M& We InvL*te'Y t. OU e. t_ Xpr. , * THAN- 1:7, I - & - - - - 4 j•••_•______5__•_5_•_•_••••5 - 4 - -- - - - . -W* 5 .5- -- . •.-o.i-Jj-i- -5- ' -- -w 1 -— flUI - -5-. 5 ______ vow - --S. �%% W ' 'W ¼* '% v t 'I v . 07. • V— Ll11P * ,LL I 17 of _'nuttir rtnth ort Of Community A The H raid s Record. S- uPP lFull Coverage Of round In HeraldColumnes across Lake ?dnnro* to EnterRaihitid Than It was 48 years saga that 1 prise on th e o th er aide, a =adflC• cnn baseball stadium, Fort Me): i saw Sanford for th e first drove down West First As I Celery inn Park, the Oontnial Henry Street and then out A-venue sand looked at the great Sanford Library. B ----. ----- 19, 1966 man - Pnge 8A Newspaper Ad Columns Show Windows For All - - --------- —_________ Sports Advertising columns of newS' papols are the show windows through which those who have something to sell or something to buy take the news of their wares directly into the homes of prospective customers for leitirly shopping. The sire of their messages vary from the two or three line ehtsIfietI Items to the larger ----- fields of calery an both sides we Are = ,t: kt :: af the. rrnid_"grepn goich" they used to call It—] thought hpoome a reality though some I had never peon anything of them took a long time to get. 1 — - 11age 2A Aug. 19, S __ Bowling and golf are two racing and sports car The Sanford Herald Is proud -of Its "local sports section" major sports where everyone are also reported. Being in the Central Florida -' that covers the recreational. can participate and the local i ore beautiful In m- life. What When I drive by that magnifi. 1 minded people of Seminole alleys (,let Lanes) and links area, many prominent national putting greens! What a polo cent three ptory hospital On (Mayfair, Land C)' l,sakes, Mid- sports attractions are. nearby County. el at field! I ma rv East First Street, You can find the Seminole Florida, Rolling Hills. Seminole and the herald always gives its -.__ Fresh out of college I had our restraint In asking only • C-ountinns participating In many Country Club) provide plenty readers top covera ge of races _________ been sen t there by R. H. Borg, 52&0,000 to build the first one. at the Daytona Speedw*y, golf types of sports sand you'll find of fndflItle, t0 ,.._ tO $0t look And we are glad to Miami newspaperman, * Other weekly or mon th ly news such as from the Citrus the results ha the Sanford Herter his circulation business. tha t us Sanford has grown iand • covered by the 'Herald Open PGA tournament at 01'events aid. the Herald has At that' time he had bought developed, The county's five high schools are horse shows, drag racing. lando and spring trainin g base'the circulation and handled the prosnered and even ow has Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, and A.&U swimming in the sum- hail action from sail over the moved into Its plondid new ibution for most of the distr state. I Sanford Naval Academy and men months, ewspaiwra between Daytona building on French Avenue These major activities sand all on the date Keeping up to provide much of the ('rooms ll be even be tter Beach sand Luk-e.lsitid. 1 don't where it wi i'ctivlty, starting in the fail fine Sanford recreati-nal do'- other national sports find their Suppose It amounted to more able to serve the public and wi th football, following up with part-ment ctivitie5 can he easily way on the Herald sports pages Sanford's future to or 2fl thousand copies, contribute than Th basketball in the winter nod a done by reading the herald's via national wire service. the Orlando Reportergrowth and stabilitYWe eonThe Herald is fortunate In Including -. :,, . full spring-sports menu of hiase- sports section. grotulate the present owners,The city provides Little having a fine group of stringers Star. ball, track, golf, swimming and as always been ld h ra The He crew racing. League, Junior League and Pee who keep the paper in constant It was while doing this work sted In politics, whether Starting this next school term, Wee Longues for the voungstc-rs touch with the local sports sacthat we diseevt'reol the Sanford Inte re WALTER A. (1E110W was for n1c' and made on the local, state or niationl the county's school sports pro- and two softball leagues for tivities. ,lirn Bacchus of Lyman, Herald .Puhlisher and Editor buy it, Bob level, and foylwIiI3' voiced its arrangenuints to whether anyone elm' ________________________________________________________________________________________________ gram becomes even bigger with the adults, during the spring Bobby Stewart of Ovieda, BudRally, who haul founded the the opening of Seminole ,iunior and summer nod a biddy iond dy Xrout at Sanford Naval paper in urns, wits a popular agreed with them or not.. For College, where basketball and junior basketball program dur- Academy, ,l. Richards of Sem1 part We believe most I node High sand Robe rt Th omas fellow, -well liked in the corn- the most baseball will he in va rsity cnn-i- log the winter, sun1ty, and for many years people aceepted that policy for as of Crooms are frequently by. Many special even ts such petition with other Florida jun. lled what ft was worth, or attrlbutlined on the Herald sport pages. wrote a column for us ca exhibition tennis, quarter-horse ion college teamS. weakness of the mind ed It to a What's Wire New? Newspapers the world over, 'Just In Passing." er than hardness 5) Wire news or telegraph news like any oth er business, have For a few years business rat th eir share of odd terms slang has nothing to do with Wc sti ra boomed and we made' more I ti and *nnciz1 untie 're Ihi' unini- Iiniin the telenhnrw or era P 1101 the h Herald's of 1W III$ WI; ------ -------------------got ' °"°° as companies, hilt man rnw times it mw-i do with, then thr. bottom drop- cal campaigns another brought u reporters,cnmpnsinjz nnd prvicIcd on te)etypc' to Ttii ped out, all five banks in Scm- in effigy ROd pWert*om men are uilkin a Sanford Herald by the wire, thole County failed, and the ' were in court on that one for forezpr lnngwigc'. of the AsociatecI Press. next 2I years my brother Q jun. was out '' ui' trying .j days and the T'n of thoucancic o worti' W& ha vv a gal For inclanci we inn's principal jn try ing into the new'. Icy Lout 01) shipboard cooks- w ench (IftV n to raise enough mom'v to meet fOr 24 hours 41 to do 'l'be have a composing room full of room of The Th'rzild from 1hi up Its mind what the mvrnl aided plantiff finalts reduced his turtles hut they c'in't 1w entefl sot.n,'t alone 1rncl it i th tnc To this end WI' WOTC '4_Nil ..' but even then every edition has its ears %4 cit the wire editor to cull from 14 4 by th ose progressive merchrnts claim to one cent rallies - : f - ' '- -._ - -'' ' - ' - "i - ' - • ' :•-- - • ('Il( ii Tl ON, (Th sifi i Advert isvnii'ul ia a ml i'rvjiI inn I )ept it. I - . Spec'ipal .., SIIIV •fl The News Game Of News World rm. manY -. -- ecide an of proofs have this ______ ' ous I connection with the nether re- stories. their business, and thing. The word "telegraph orici But it's a lot more fan hat- gions. Likewise, t-here nru ninny o lf a nnted s familiar to reduction other tlin for full empinyper, who d in newsman which are st ict1 national and international rn 'sand motherhood in a governor's en the-ob-training and were i "Greek" to the outsider. I .wic transmitted h t( lcgr4a willing to accept due bills on race or senatorial election The code. Tophers using the Morse What's A Galley? Herald met with pretty good local merchants If there wasn't e Associated Press pours A "galley" is a long tray in day, th anough money in the till to pay success in th is area. Among the gubernatorial candidates which type is placed by the this news into The Herald' them Doyle Carltypesetter and kept until it is flCWatI'Oin at th e rate of flU supported were helped • - •_; ______ . .: - • - -. — FOUR TELET PE Y have served with considerable and pictures are assembled. it .,a. distinct. e .. c cnae. E th same' size 115 fi iiewspuper believe ic Herald can •. prou page . of this record. But we ftC proud, too, that What's A Turtle throu gh out this 80-year period "turtle" is a metal table' yp and even as far U. U.S 1 ortune. Tor), to win fiit IIIn And we are also proud of the many fine projects which the Herald sponsored during this period of which. thnugh A in which we were in the thick they may ma I wi th casters, OI fight, nobody ever completion at that time, have of took a shot at us and we never or. mnccbuencurriedonhoth- f Since It is impossible frkr '"' today's modern operations, 'rue classified department is direct- chants or others who have a Sanford Fferafri to reach the ahead of the main entrance, pr(Ahut't or service they want to h-i,n'Jre'ds of aendes and ad. with the display and national show, usually with iilustratinns vertisor rrer the nation the aoiv'rtIIng departments jnst This type makes up the great- servtce of (allagher.r)eljsser off to the left, with both easily Advertising Agency are employ- acceqsihle to our customers, co-I, with their main office in and using the latest in modern New York, ' Mfiee equipment for the use of the advertising personnel. Ample cabinets and storage space have been provided for Since advertising is a flCWS news in a daily newspaper bet the public against mislead- classified carries * high reader Interest. pape''s primary source of reve- p ii h I i q h e 1 ing or Injurious statements. as advertising. Nearly all of the display adnue the space an advertiser re- Throu gh t Ii e advertisements Newspaper advertising Is unique in that the message of vertislng is prepared by The quires determines itq cost and peoplegot together whatthe Individual establishment I N Sanford Herald staff of solid- the rates are primarily set by ever they want to buy or sell. delivered to a guaranteed num- bra. They create the ads ac- the circulation of the newcpa- They find out what is available, ber of homes for the reading cording to the desire of the per. The higher the circulation how much it costs and where at the convenience of an entire merchants, utilizing lilustra- the more distribution and print, to .et it in the quickest and family at only a fraction of the tions furnished by the news- ing expenses for the paper and most economical way, cost of sending a postcard to paper or the advertiser himself, the more readers to see the ads Ry showing what and where The solicitors must constant- and buy the merchandise, hen,- thin4s can be bought, great an equal number of families. It captures immediate reader In- ly study each line of business fiting the advertiser more, volume of sales makes mass Once the advertising plan IS production possible. Mass proterest because It reaches the they serve to keep abreast of home with the eagerly awaited styles, consumer trends and revealed the ad is laid out or ducton creates more and betnews of the day. From the seasonal requirements. They sketched. ter things faster, and cheaper Illustrations are taken from prices which more people can newspaper ads the consumers d I a c u a a merchandising proshop for details and price com- grams of stores with the store The Sanford Herald mat serThis American system parisons. It's like standing be- manager or advertising man- vices to properly show the met- of economy is the reason why fore one giant display window. sager and coordinate advertis- chandise and type is selected to the people have a higher standIlousewlves compare grocery ing in ways to best keep the best fit the purpose of the ad ard of living than anywhere prices and families pick out merchandise plan of the store. itself. in the world, The N a t I o n a I advertising furniture--clothing Is selected varies from automotive and I Mol automobile trips are and houses for rent or sale With a record million adadvertising to help wanted relatively short, says John G. vertising budget approved, the food spotted. In each ad there is message to the reader, be It classIfications. Into the national 1.cnek, president of Quality Florida Citrus Commission is selling, persuading, Informing Courts Motels. Almost half of readying the most eomprehenor seeking, Three states once were in- the family trips and M per cent aive advertising-merchandlsing There are two primary types dependent nations " Hawaii, of all business trips are less campaign it has ever undertak. of advertising, "display" ads Texas and Vermont, than 200) miles round trip, en. is afford I are a - • ' , met- - Animals living it, thc oi-viiii tis right out of high school or And among the senatorial upon the size of type desired to 'aii;!v in size frow tile whidtfrom the University (if Florida candidates the Herald ssisted to the microscopic' fo rms too tiny . School of Journalism. spent a Claude were Duncan Fletcher, that more than five millrni learning i.iiI' TOJ)CS Whats A Chase? l'cmer, S"euard ' d Holland and then went on to other lar"' ' A "chase" is the page form could he put into it bottle thret George Smathers, All of whom , Irer newspapers in big cities into i c t e, advertisemen ts iliches tall. L _____ - . Every newspaper has a "dump" but no trash or garbage is deposited thereon. The dump is the name given to a lOflt metal table or hank where typesetters place their type In galleys It Is there that the "gaivy boy" operates, InsertInsert. in g corrections, assembling stories with their headlines, and arranging the type Into various departments for sports, wom• en's (lepartment, etc. 'l"ic "galley boy" Is today's itiotlern version of the "print. er's devil" of yesteryear, only his duties are a little more de. nionding. A headline placed over the wrong story, for In. stave, can cause plenty of trouble for proofreaders and makeup men before the glaring t'rr:r Is corrected. Once in, how c Vt', few ever change occupations. A trade, an I occupation anti a profession all b rolled into one. IWWS re porting' offers, moreenticement from a standpoint of satisfaction than almost any other job. If the reporter wants excite. ment it is there for him: if 'I ,, he 'wants to meet people and p share their experiences, lie has unlimited opportunities: if he wants to be of service to the community, he has more chance than being head of n dozen organizations The thrill of rushing to meet a deadline can be the high spot I of his day—and often is, A famous editor once said AIRS. .IANIE SHOEMAKER ll'rrlF RECOGNITION that a good reporte r should The writings of Emily Dick"love his work morethan man , •ujet Manager i nswi, famous American poet, or woman." wei-t' almost. entirely unknown Most reporters. while falling Lad's End and .lolm O'Gronts I •Tohn Carroll was the first to the people of her time. Only a little short of this idealistic goal, will still admit that it's a are the two extremities of Great Catholic bishop in the United seven of her poems were pub. Ih'ho'd during her liftime. iStates In 1758. great life. an y scientific the da y's most significant, i nteritt pays pays and 'tho didn't care 'lutt the amount of the damnpns neet"d with g new., They wouldn't give him anyaries: a helihox which has no esting and entertainin our politics was so long One of the proudest achieve- we toll, Dave Sholtz, Spessard fbi- ready to he placed in a words a minute, sent by the Imen of the herald during and Dan "chase," The galleys arc' about world ' s best leletype ocrtothis period was the many fine land, Millard Caldwell lcCarty, sail of whom became 24 inches long, and from four LI ('CF boys—sand girls--who came to if, inches wide, depending 1 by accident. '' the jurors All Newspapers rca sons—for money, for o',perlence. or because he likes to write. Some even t't into tilt, game a 'Who believed that advertising There's One Af ryi A man (or vnnian lakes • - What's A Dump.? JI l, Is 'Great Life' - - by for - i.Ifl u O aised the storage of customers' mats s well as the two special monthly mat services to which The Sanford Herald .4ubscrIbes to make availahie illuistratinna for any who desire It. They for sale to career opportunities tions are sent by mail, then and copy ideas to our advertismaintain careful editorial su- make up such a variety and handled in the same channels pervision over all ads to pre' answer so many needs that as other advertising. Some of the most interesting ______ :- normally These representatives a r familiar with the market and pages by Itself. These ads used circulation territory of The tiers prepare their own mesI by citizens and busInesses alike Sanford Herald, sag.s or work through agencies Toe national advertiser's copy that specialis.. In that field, are arranged in a ertain order In enable easler location by the is processed the same as local newspapers maintain a staff of items and testier. services copy The Vat.-R, plates, printing artists and copy writers who they uer, from an extra chair material and insertion instrueprovide competent assistance _____ - type er hulk of newspaper advortis1mg and is carried throt,ghen,t illustrated presentations known the paper. Classified ad advertising on the as display acts. is concentrated on Althotsgh many larger ativer- other hand -- . "classified" ads, nme- elnitfietinn falls almost any- I The advertising departments known as "wnnt-ads." thins not srh'ertiM by local in 'wr new building were cuts. torn made to fit the needs of fJlsply advertising lit the tOnCCtn, and times - - -------- , d 4 , I ARE WE TALKING OUR SINCERES _• . had to shoot anybody, though Wh at's A Proof" arp to tiring health, happiness we always thought we had A "proof" ik an itked im-' and prosperity to tile commun- " the fastest gun eas 1pre,;.Jon of tilt, typv which goes ity .. ito tilt, proolreadvr. Site vlivcks I renwniher tit(. first project Perdido!' Ottotime during thedarkest it for spelling, grammar. sea o the H e rald sponsored aiftet till' v we did ,r it twvim i*ivrvdiII1v salesman out (if tit(. office with it pair of shears after he cu ll ed hIvlllmx, Too that oulvuta' could hit its a creel: bemuse we were Ttit ''jiellhux' J t VMOOICII or ed it. But ttit tt'wm wa sn't teaa which iisvoi into n,ell container dy for it then tuiti I toOfthl lint as we look hack today, tyjit' is dumped. Tin' typo' will came known as "that 28-veerold Upstart from Niunal" Oh! those were rewarding years, he' rimelted for use' the next TO OURSELVES? ftP" j To still todo- all. When we ay "Thanks for using Coast; Line", were I m-ying to tell you we appreciate your business. Not at rA TO THE To be a 28-year-old upsta rt both for work done' and friend- (Jay.ships made, and we'd 111cc to Whats I'-] Meant' kguin! projects start right out T1ic term ''P-I" designute now and do it Other community till over again. Page 1. where' every news cdlWhich tilt- lieriaki fathered or tar tries to put the- most inter- i supported tlicz were- the gnu But saying it isn't enough. So we try to show it. By giving you the kind of equipment you want. The attention you deserve. And the safest, fastest, most dependable service possible. May Your OPEN HOUSE esulin and important of tit(course, the t4wininting 1)(001. tellD!,velopment of the Disney thiv tww.s and pit-tures. local. ~ 21ih courtt., 11 ylich" 11".4ii Uild World project, the. 27,000 acre natimial and worldwide. I bulkhead for tilt- lithufront. i trav, near Orlando purchased A 4, . deeper waiter fm the beautiful by Walt Disney, will probably St. .lohiii It-IVVY, ?VVII it bridge rust half ii billion dollars . THE SAMPOAD HAS A BRAND NEW PLANT AJD IS HOLDING — PJ HOUSE! '- * — What's A si tu r in "lntmun" or "deskman" refers to one of a grwi of newsroom employes whose tusk is to cheek over re'- f N ,. ~*o You are to be congratulated upon the completion of , • S Many I)eadllnes A0UT - ' 16 • The people of Sanford and Seminole County are indeed fortunate in having a newspaper with the fore sight and ability to prepare now for the future growth of the area. . s - AMERICAN BUILDINGS COMPANY tht'VdryoflhtiLfl mun has many (if Went. all' dtly A long until the paper's on the press, or "put to bed-" ' FkANCHISED DUL Ther - Sc TAL I,i& your new home. ______________ $ ,. S (P1LLP! I NOV./ MAYBE TI-IEY'LL LET W1T A COLUMJ - . porters' stories before they go! to the typesetter. It is the slot. man's task to muke certain tht, A deadline is a familiar term ,! Be A Huge Success! S The story is accurate, forceful and properlywritten, with the most important facts in the' first paragraph, or "lead." . tile () rts department. and indeed, for virtually every page- in the pa-; per A reporter has a deadline LLET after which 1jr anthrb Wrrath 0 cannot be acr day'ii paper. Tht editors have deadlines . wiiich they must haw, checked ALOWIPAS4rA T F BANK there are deudliaes in the cantposing room by whicii variout, pageti must in! completed. Fin. MEMBER F.DSIIC. JAOVPVWD wiuch tile big presses in Thc I 4 I ,. (4 d0l fteemdd.vr - w Vind out the day's edition. _ - I u Sj iiI ui CONSTRUCTION COMPANY J) Masao, key, C1UUU5t have b4Ufl the home of Christ. 6. KEA 0 Mary, mother ' 2800 S. SANFORD AVENUE of SANFORD - . .1 IL '4- PH. 3225011 L I I -- ------ - ____ :- — - - - -' - -'j--': _'_ ' . -. ----- _,_-__*_ . 3çr% - -• • : -------------"'. -- "' • - - 'HTTT:.: :- -------------' 4—_- _ -,- \ U - '•--•'':' -' ________ �-- * #p 4W , 1 11, # %' ' -, *t % r ' ' ' ' s • ' - S s'% .'- A, - - - . - ,... -.• . -' s . . . '• 4 S '-. ... * 40 * ". 1 hr, b1b Page 4A nnfnrb — Aug. ifl, • Is I , I k - - 5 S j-jIT.; If. - .. I •-. -- S _S -- __ - '• ' - - 'MALP..TTP ML"' ST5ttJ&4t'I - nnilai- Ark A nrl .,., .'.flh,,,.ta.,.U' tAS. St rrn' t•r,a tJtFS It_.S 1fl4 S •fl Th.i,itnrl rht - £ Iha• • ut vertising department and are the pi.acement of pirtitres and givt,-o to the compositor. He scheduled news stilrips, The make-up of a page. or then puts th e ad together, follawini! his "b u print." anvthine else in nrintinr for o takes T,c ad compositor a that matter, is a matter of r'x• proof of th e ad when It j act measurement. The fraction completed and stores hit, I3n- of on inch it, too broad of a hi product in b th e uses await the (late of publication. I the nrinter. so "points" and The ad proof is checked by the "picas" are used as units of l - . I - _________________ . jFIhy ¶ .:w S 'vW9 • -r -• - _______ . ______ ' : 1 T' i:. - ) .. •- - _____ . .' ' ' I '- - 4 . . ' . ' i : j.i"•• - I r -• ' ,:. .'. . ______ I — - S - . _____ S —_ .,, • r' ' -4. • - • Machinery --- e -. I •' -. -r f - .- - Vital Part p 4 'rypesettirig mactimes are a there they I 41 S , - N - . •S - I of - — ,E FIR AIN'K N`O1,T01JN - • c7eneral Manager P 4 S S -- r -: - ii ------- - 'hitI tiuv, tt- n. npsvsrqini to t.}a cnrr "1.81!- ,'(iflii c0flhT)0Sifll lines " w'hicli contain vital information to the niken mali Who will ph'i- the stork's in p:i et for thu Oft ('ruonti edit inn (oiji roo m yinTd' to ri'iid u41'l not ii n vo, thu tjfl 0. the n All - - tnries The herald, -- - - ---.- - S .•, ', -i7 1' -, , - -1 - - ''-'•:• ' - - - - ) 4 S • ' S . j - - 5 . - , • - -. 1 - -' '. . • - .- - :... :"- " - S S - - - S 44 I - •' - ,-' - — I - -- 1 1 j W i,,,, - . •P r , ' - 1 - ; •t1PC .1 .--5qi . - •s t. I- r • . Si - st wishes .-for your •, '- typiriti titltto mi&!ht ,'rutl w ith 1 iii ( Ut To 1111. iIt ui ni:iI this means th,- ,tor p % pa r t six rather that (ill ft vnniiin'- pngi- 01 sports•..i' Li • I I . jt-v•_ .. - .j . - - 01 . ;• 0 su ccess s - .. '" -- -S a in your t building UAVI NC1 !\laeliiije Thtiisfnrms Photos To \1 ttal Cuts. - --- 55 _•__S - - I . ( U RANE air con i'D tioning - . it , • - ll the S We salute the Sanford Herald as another example - niatttt'y headline anti the two rtiluynn Photo Ingraevey- nirtat cut of tilt- !uCtAl,'e and put I-ia-n all turt't htt III tilt Propel pup Thtn thu t.atglitie- perform- a viijil function. If fo,- any reftstill the- ltiintv)t operator Will. set. the story into tvj,. ftiig.'t to h-i'7n'at in t-V)tt the t-uglinit t ti l t. lulictinht Of, the ;)rt'e)Ireacle' to marl, it tIJI liei- proof of thu story The proof thet p bate!. UI flu typesette: who irisirts tin t_atgline' wlni lie twkt's the Othiel ctiirertit,,i the prno1nder hill, marked. S , S - - hr1.@ 51anforb 1.qrralb We shore in your show of faith in the future growth of Sanford and Seminole County. Your magnificent new building is indeed a tribute +o our growing economy. - S of a successful and respected Florida newspaper, built by individual initiative and free enterprise. it's a good feeling to work side by side with a progressive newspaper toward the growth and development of its community and area. We're always proud to see our advertisements in the Sanford Herald.. just as we proud to be on "pushbutton" call with Sunshine Service Electricity in every part of your beautiful new building. Looking forward to your expanding influence in the years ahead, Reddy says: "GO! GO! GO! MORE POWER TO YOU!" lii , to RMSCIllbit , nr', - 4 niatcuji mali INN, . oet - I - I i • %LST 21EM% "('0N14('I 1CF 111NlV' U.S. 1 tusur's •• fl?,t'ieiiec fund" "onsista, of gf101t iteflt in nnonyniou.L' by (-Itize1i v,- tt.-' thital, they n'' the Ihloult' IA' th( government htcaauiie. ei iflronU tax evusion, fiilbjticat- MAIN OFFICE — 312 W. FIRST ST. Or I — IIANCH OFFICE — FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY SANFORD PLAZA HELPING BUll V FL OR/VA Are you working and receivn Social Security puyhnt-ntb-. (utit,ar' to Utt' and popEach year the Sorini Strus'ity ular belief, the "nuustiie.ad" of auto "'I" Administration reviews your earnings recozd a newspaper is not the tiuttie tie fiotat of the paper, to see if your earnings will bueh its "Jlic Sanford Herald." result in a bee.fit increase. Thtu ter iii refers to inaUaiYour Sanford Social Security office is located at 13U1 F5. pIitltMtl in U "box" oil the edSocund Street. Office hours are hot-jul jiage which sUites the ot4dLy name of titc nt-wspapet', that S:aO until 4:001 from 8:30 name of tho publisher, general through Friday. - 'Flag" Is Name Atop Of Page 1 i niuewge-s-, l)Ubitle'bS iiiittiuger, editors and other execut.ivs, and the fact. The Herald its a igtenabei of the At.-I*4 J1ses. The iiaiiu' uezc,s' the i-op of One is the flag.11 Wauthor, Ontario. it Cauada'a mobt boutlerly city. I P. b -- ir -- -----— ------ -- -- - - S.--- 5— — -5-- 5 -L I 1 I - 5_i--- - I , I rs LUDLOV Mahiii&' Produecs Lai'gc Type For Headlines And Ads. - I -S CRANE PLUMBING I ASF, 06C I ATI 019 — PLUS are i - ting P. Mt.otV. r sniipit- r1:11th We're happy to have installed the - I I P /t. - - - -' on ''ir n' r nr'rifir $.'nr t7I 'i',-i h' The Herald: Id: that Ulu hva lint start with thi- words ''iti ninrini I):iv''; and that at (- otUnhil pie? un- will gi svitlt t A dumni layout it prvpuy- v ii Oa(1 pal-v III tilt pal'..'' W hen t Iii numaginp t'&lttii i IUi(!n vhi'ntput titi- t-or £11111 its picture, lIt will illod, it, tin- Pt ure Ott t}i,- tfuii Tity intl rati- Its slit 1111(1 rttoth, and wria- in untici ni- alwigsi(Jt- it th e' Hflflht ''Mt'nuirial 1)1tv" tn' late that wait- affixed i t ill - -• - • yoe Play Big Part 5; it is fit(- fittit Consequent t I 1(Th flf I II(, taglini to ('Xt)lliin it ;i feff, wnrd 3111(i svnhl)()I' t !iI i.iilliiii V'iii('il I-- It' tt'rtiiiitV o I f it story. vhvr' i hi- tor' jif ;IYfl If thei iS the I.tno- type Its flRfllC. Herald renders are A1141111"04 mccc machines have n large the late latest. In ltwnf news photos keyboord which contains 90 apebecause of our I'hntn ngra-r. keys. In an avenge tiny an 60(100 an electronic machine which rattir strikes these keys times. When an operator touch- can make a three column metal engraving of a photograph In es a key it causes a "matrice" maga- Ia to 20 minutes, letter to Intl from the The machine k running ATLine that Is filled with matrices constantly to produce the Into the assembling elevator, line is assembled, the large number of news pictures After elevator Is raised manually to published daily in The Herald. start the machine on its opera- The account of an important lion. The line of matrices is late morning or noon meeting delivered to the casting mech- can be told in both pictures anism where they are lined up and text in the same day's with a mold and hot metal Is paper with the aid at the Photo pumped Into the mold and In- Frigraver. In ranking a metal engravto the letters that are punched in the matrices. After casting, ing on the Photo Engraver. the this metal solidifies almost In. following process is followed by stantly and the mold is then the machine: turned to a position where the The photograph is fastened to slug that was cast is eJected a cylinder an the machine and into a galley or "stick." a thin sheet, of zinc is secured After this casting operation, to another cylinder. The halfthe matrIces are elevated by tone screen (the printing sirtime first elevator to a transfer face of the finished engraving) point where they are transferr- is etched into the zinc by a cold ed to a second elevator that de- stylus activated by electronics, livers them to a distributor box A scanning light travels athat in turn lifts them onto a cross the picture and picks up comnbintifion bar where they are every minute detail. The deI e-omweyed across the bar by dk- tails are transferred to the tributor screws and drop off ac- stylus which then carries out cording to their combination the etching process. and return to their respective When the engraving Is cornchannel in the magazine. From plete, it Is removed from the cylinder, washed and finally Ulysses S. Grant was probably backed with pressure -sensitive the only United States Presi. tape, The engraving Is then ready dent ever arrested for speeding. Grant was whisking down a for the press. The covering Is street near the White house removed from the double-coatwhen a policeman apprehended ed tape and the engraving Li him, and took the horse and rig fastened onto the page plates to the station. The surprised on the press, where the picture Chief of State had to walk back is then printed as you see it in to the Executive Mansion. your newspaper. 5 — 1- - - TWO NEW 1)U1'LEX Presses deliver 2,000 40-page newspapers, with color, in one hour, as compared to The Herald's old press which delivered 12,000 12-page newspapers an hour, in black-and-white only. Top photo shows the newsprint being fed into the presses, which deliver (lower photo) the printed newspaper. cut and folded, ready for the carriers. ,•. .- • - . ' ).. gave a "'."-.-._-, .1 - - , which mnqt I - type" os Phot or , ----------- HERAL.D To Makeup Man -- - Hats off to the JaulineVital - -- - STElUo'I'vPI•; 1 t'pt. Transforms Page W '1 ype To Pl,1e For Press. are e-irr-',lnterl nv.f vital part of the operation of n ,incl over as they are iscrl gain and again In the forming modern newspaper plant. of different words. In the royriposirig room Of &itnfnri Lratm 'rhe Sarifriril Herald are found hi Aug. If,, 1916 f'ae 5A eight linotype machines. These mactimes convert rending rnn tc'rInl from copy ftirnitibed by file editorial and advertising d.'pnrtmnents into metal ''lines 112* proneader and sent hack for meacurement. There art' 12 corrections. it is then correct. point0 to a pica and six picas ed r'proofed and rechecked so to an Inch The type is placed as tt arrive in perfect accord- Into i.oas'v metal frames known ance with th e advertiser's as "chases" These chases art' wishes by the time it Is reads stati mars at the top and one for Insertion, side, and flexible at the bottom I en th th it is at the page makeS and other side. Trnc enables the up man takes over. He carefully type to he set in place, exact follows Instructions noted on a lengths of th e columns checked. page layout sheet, drawn b' and then as the screws are the advertising department, and turned on the Side and at the wi th news and pictures ached- bott'un, the page is locked in tiled 1 the editor, so as to be place. sure at th e exact date, page and Once this is (lone the page is position that a particular dis. th en proofed and sent to th e play ad or news story Is sched proofreader and finally the edi tiled. tor. When the "OK" is scrib• Once the news story is re. bled on the page proof a blat ccivci in the composing room, asgestos moldman is taken of it is given to a Linotype oper- th e nage and it is then ready utor who sits in front of a set for the stereotype department of 90 keys and punches out th e in thn pressroom. U • . k V--- ~ -7 .....4 - -- iINJ.. 1 'ert'sements, stories and pie. is sometimes called, is the huh turns In t he page forms; listen of he entire composing room to th e whine of the circular me- Here must pass every news tal saws, and pay heed to the story and classified ad flint is incessant chatter of the Lino- to appear In the newspaper . type and other machines eon- The type Is taken from the verting and ad copy Into dump to await correction. The galley proof is carried to lead slugs in The Sanford Her. aid's composing room. th e p roofreader, where it is eor Anyone who can do this and rectr"i and returned to th e eom not tc caught up In some of posi"ag room. Corrections are the i;nmcdiacs' that I the life- mn'fr and the corrected lines of hionci of all daily newspapers type placed In the stories. Th e corrected galleys are is a rare and Insensitive person. It $s here that th e commer- then picked up by th e papt cliii portion and th e ga th ered make-up man, who has already news local and dista nt, meet set he ads in the pages and for the first time. Display ad. only waits to fill up the page vertisemmits, made up on draw: content. Here again ing totlards, come from the ad. he follows the "layout g — a'.. - • comprising room. which is known as a Anvone who doubts this neeed -,- to stroll around and watch and placeft! on the ',dump." nni. the makeup men assembling ad- The "dump" or "hank" as it .#S1f "• Typesetting a 4:14 - S - - f'er and beat of a new, type. The hot lead type is then pnp..r can best be felt In the; plaui in a long narrow tra S ••••.• If. Th 1V_ - .- 1966 0 )t,I.I Of • E _'.s_'4/ . I e S ' (flJALITY INS'I'A14I4ATLONS SINCE 1917 317.319 ELM AVENUE SANFORD FLORIDA PHONE 322.0852 �' A eV 1W - •.• , ., v -. ' I ' 1 ff News Doesn 't 'Just Haimne n To Get Into Your Paper -- I 'nutnt'l Mir *irt-tL 19, 11966 P;iro 71\ !hint,1 qrrnr. Sprrinl News just doesn't "unpin to get In your news p aper. The daily compilation of raft of information cnntøln othrr, this 'mrllrnrs rruits In In nren etiVPrflE'. I'hc Vonip's Ni'wg ilt';inrt t)it ( I1('RVY AIIVPtt iSifl ) 18 o f tiv pmrs or "loot'" (heavy news. '111 t'iivt'rq nil thi' 'ml tmnl,n -.it Ii RPP('ii1l rtii ,iintti.i ) prifcrrs. SIS liii %Vtfl(llflI!S, t'flU a it' Th' tic'i a lii's inn on iifl L pijifor br ii aicigle edition of The Snnf Ht'rnkl is a direct result eat-mini planning, diligent w and smooth-working organ T To : UII 47 l;,- = ' - ,. . : '•' ~41 THE SANFORD 'I'him news department of Snnfoi-d Herald is set op in following way to handle steady flow of news: I. On the top level Is the mCtibi'm and policy • itia branch. 2. hltilow this level is the n desk which supervises the u i'ruIge of local news and e the telegraph news which is Into the flCWs room over Associated Press leaned wir a. The news desk actually divisions of its own. There the local reporters, with fi hents such as city hail, the lice station, the court hot and ether specified news MO' es. Then there are the api and society departments, the correspondents. The managing editor charge of the general op tkrns of the news depnrtm but is primarily concerned I HERA LD LiLS - I' ':'' jL 'i-,:-1• WIN1FYIEI) (tEl,OV . . ..Adnunist rat ive --:'----'-- INLAND IS PROUD TO HAVE HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF SELLING AND INSTALLING THE HERALD'S NEW 40 PAGE HIGH-SPEED ROTARY PRESS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT. --- polk'v•ninking it n d edito r dutic;, lie also has as his du the editing of both wire and ~, ' -_ " -I ' ii,' • : . FItEI) VAN IEI1T . .Managing Editor O 'I r -1 - '_•f -" ,j ANN ALEXANDER . .Classified Mgr. ROBERT ALEXANDER .Advertising Director . WE KNOW YOUR READERS, MERCHANTS., AND ADVERTISERS JOIN US IN CONGRATULATING THE HERALD FOR PROVIDING THE SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA WITH A FINER NEWSPAPER PLANT AND PRODUCT. INLAND As soon as the story has been I'he proof-rmndc'r, who scans COPY cnrc'Iuilly for mitakc's set-tip. proofs Are checked by tore it goes imuto flip paper, the i'rni'fri'ndrr for errors. f''i.e one, of courcm, receives lys an important role in the Mi r, a great a mount of at tent inn. A u)P(nrt,t ion. wsroums irs. naturally, do get through i'nir is always drawn up of ii most times stick ti,it like this page for the compositors e thumbs. Iltit for every mis to fuliow. Other layouts are cm that dot's get by thc're are Ma d" for sports and socini I uclreds titore which were P 'S for the NIitHria I page O ): Congratulaflons on your modern, 1~ efficient and beautifully landscaped new building: We appreciate the opporfunity we have had to design, engineer and supply the materials for lawn and shrubbery sprinkler system. Wall Supp ly ii gut a nd ot hers. and corrected. "Headquarters for sprrikier systems" 220 North French Ave. 322.5412 Other pallet; are put into type If course, not flew pnpi'i make-up men with the a s LES 1ATEMAP4 - OWNER tild be complete without sisbatire of the managing editor test of national and world Wn Maws, Ihiotisands of words liv are rfWeive(i by The San A ikrnid on current events lU thii' AMSOCIIIh?d Press wit(!, It, addition to t he All tvlrc rert special columnists and alures from spocia I .syndito have been chosen to do the tea and top-flight comics Ing entertainment to the reads. We have now traced the masteps in gathering and relying the news. The next step for the beautiful new home of to select the most Important d interesting news for daily blicatlon. In an average week, The Sand Herald receives about 10 ni's more words than it could ssinly print. We wish them success in the future, and are Fhe selection of the news to printed and the prominence happy to be associated with a firm that by he given It is one of the st difficult and complicated its expansion has shown its faith in the nes of the newspaper busi8$. growth of the community. Tht size of the paper Is nor- staff, however, Is the repor Reporting is by far and a the most Important duty of editorial department. Reporting Is the apphicatioi curiosity directed by mt gence and disciplined by atm ards of accuracy and fain to the current happenings of world Reporters perform public service of great Imp ance. In effect they i "Here's the truth to the 1 of our knowledge; you can t your judgment on It." The first duty of a repo is to got the facts, lie cat got them unless he has the terpriso, the Initiative and diligence to track them dow: Of course, a reporter must more than just an observer. must be equipped to deal telhigentiy with the count problems that confront daily. In addition to the report' who must be versatile enougi cover a murder trial one and a Sunday school picnic next, are correspondents. I newspaper has correspond In virtually every communIt the county, as well as imn lately neighboring counties. In addition to general ni coverage, the editorial dep ment has "specialized" dep ment*. The sports department co all the local and area athl events and provides the rc era with the highlights of -- -- - - ... We are pleased Landscaping & Irrigation L711jr #anforb iqwralb illy determined by collaboran between the advertising d news departments the ernoon before publication. A per balance between adverIng and news Is desired. Of a rse. since the size of papers rho National Park Service, ated by Congress In 1910, to' protects more than 230 at parka, shrines, seashores, erways, parkways, battle. Ida, cultural and Industrial a of historic Interest, and uer public treasures. — IN THE SAME LOCATION 14 YEARS - Grapev'1*11e Florist and Nursery "Flowers for Every Need" 2221 Grapevill. Av•. 32248$ JfLJt'IL f_. •, We're always happy : RAY STEVENS . . .Head Pressman . FUEl) WELLS . .Mechanical Supt. to be in good company No yvivk/ ,, Congratulations. -. We are proud to have done the beautiful and durable TERRAZZO FLOORS in this spacious plant. NEWSPAPER MACHINERY CORPORATION Ai Southern Bell :il ft VM 0 SINCE 1910 1720 CHERRY STREET., KANSAS CITY., MISSOURI 9VuqItboiz... . cal copy, the writing of in ROY GREEN .Advertising Mgr. 40 PAGE DUPLEX STANDARD TUBULAR TWINNED ROTARY PRESS AT THE HERALD. of caitwrns by report- sports, nhItunrt, amiisc'ments, %VOhIl(!ii'5 flPWs, plettires, feat u r. 1 3 11d jitiotographers, are pro. isi'I In a fu lty.rquipppd fl ark. stories, Of (-tiurse, siic'h (lee iinmi en ii ito Hc'ciilc's I hc darkroom , itli Incliulec f;it'illti.'s for not 1) f, IT18IIe after a long ii in a log or gab I yes a fil l a motint of considera tion. They nts flit' photvigrphic cit'p:irt- inict always he made in the !tit i'cptit ii his i Ilholo Pturray. light of intrst tlevc'kiprnpnts, for making ('111q. This now,; somn" of widet, come only mm per eflijiloves a full time tifen before press time. r,togrn icher a it (I a (till .t I me *iws cannot Just he tram rIcroolti tec'hii id tin, n,c'rl helter- skelter into a pa per n addition, tc'pnrtrrs, sport COPY must hi' edited And proper it "ES niol t'''rtespu'ncic'n(s also hipn(fiinps ryitist he written he. ye working knc,wi.'clgt' of the fore it let sent to thi' composing rccm to he put into type. ['55 ('8iIiPrfl. lines and supervision of it make-up and the coverage local news and photogra from local sources. The backbone of any ii ,•-, 0 ills and ci it irlpq of part ictil ci r then in ,,t inn Ice a ilowa oct's for .iI'(.sI to '.Vc)Ilipfl. ti,i 'total a mount Of space to be Iii i,trt it iiimiit al I,ic i'd tip npwq of va rioti mcIii liu'c in photogrA jilis of (hi 5If it' at inns fie mu tist tlr'r'kir' hn I!! iit'li pn ci' to giVe to for iii intpri'ct Anal photccurnphs, muitle with cign and national news, to tiflht. CONGRATULATiONS ;'c'rf S kt o If' Hr clown In the rlintfpr v,f n hI ttiv qporl s t wo pa trs, onr way or I hi. q 'o r Residential Terrazzo ORLANDOo FLORIDA PH. 425.9007 UI. '- 1. I, p --_- -----------. .- - . LT1" r - F - TO 4, ,. -4. ?v.,gn,u -. - ,'_ _ _ ••• 1 _ - - _ ftJ•, 1-_ -_ ._-- u _ . . ., - �- - —I-'-- - , 'c 'ye- •-:"- \\ - - - 4 lt 4 ' .' ' 4 , 4 1n the cath henn of the nioniin scvcinl tinirq c.tdt cek ft out Mn' (ht ouli 0 tobri, boat ; c q \I - push away ft nut (tic old to n dot ks sea in search of cingo vulgmls. helper culled a striker, votk (he iiet bolt 1o:it work flu-i,- wiy from tinwut tin Iii (Iti k and towu1t(l; 11 rtdn, t - r:,t - hjm ,iq fr stitlint, k; vV,f brf()IC 1 IWJIIV rji contmonlycalle(lsIiiin:p, weather is good and the shernwn have good luck, thc boats will return at sunset two days later hen iititl A good catch is 15 1)nSkcts of ' !._/1/ I\ I -:- .., ' -',- L l7• S. I :; ''••% r: ' I :-' . : : _*_ r-i'. . 5 ' : . I - - -- JWU,uJrLi 1...JU 11.-c5' ii'•- - •--j• - —-— - t— — _.'__ - -:- - L - - - Usmi. '5 —. I I -) • - -- - .--.--:- -- -- -- - • . - .. 4 ____ ___ ______ — TASTY BITS: ___ -4-----_Tir1JI ___ - - $r'.a. .1 a-i ____ 'I_I p ________________ _-.lu,_ ___ - IIIII+.i I,Ii II: J S - 'a -' •• .-. .T1, I' --- __ 1 . 5' - jdi .mp1 - .-- / p. S. ' _1P. m 1 IuId?'___ SEAHARVEST TbJrJgnetsarepuHedupeverytwoandanaffh II * - NET TRASH: A four foot hammerhead shark was found with shrimp. ___ I ,/ *- -- 4 , L I -S1.k\ — II-.-.--_ - -. ' - — - - 'U V - ...Af f- I'\ _.-.- t - \I \i — - 7 1- II , j I ' Y K -_____- Ja.. •.-_-.-' —____ — ______ (4.'. ---- - - 4s_ , '--'-- - I ' i•Ir ThIi Weqk'i PICTURE SNOW - --A1' N ',Pejtur±', WINTER PARK, FLORIDA - . __ _______________----------- ___— - - ------- S - -1! - - .A 1 . ___ r --, - - - - .5— I _ -.-- - S ------.5 & I dII.uI.. - I .1 / • s _______ I - - — • - - -- ________ 664 S. MAITLAND AVE. -- / - -. SORTING JOB: The striker sorts shrimp and trash fish, piling the shrimp into a basket and sweeping the trash fish overboard. - Good trips may net 15 baskets of shrimp, - I" -- -- - -. - k J / i; siica. Institute of Architects - ________ ____ . - .11 I '" ' 4_4 -a s I 4 -. "f Iuiimp jq 1 I — —5 -- If was indeed a pleasure to have been selected as General Contractor of Ibis big beautiful and functional newspaper plant. The people of Sanford and Seminole County should be proud to have such a wonderful group of people dedicated to N ( I - r t.5•11 ________ - --•.. ::T% C. - . . Ill, 24rt_m4 ; 1111 — — / ____ .- . - IpS. i-.. — _r- jij urrmflj- 0_JJjJ _IL_JJJ. n.ç.-_u.._ .'-- _S. - -- ft + "' - . .. c-,.•sçc; .) ,..4 .. _____ till I .SI; i 1! - TT. a----- - s _________ 111 1Z.TY' I - __ "-"- ,, .. :. ' S. 41 - , .4 ___ (IOWI1 'I'hiti;ly I hi(' oti1 iiiet ruin li:ive liiq -- - __•__1.'_.. 4 iuntkc1 :111 over I lie rotitit ry. — r -.. -. - - - \ 1' iii port Ihir -j-".. 4r \" t I \\ \\ / I , -'"- • -t - - A tinI on ded, W (1 lie (1 (111(1 lii p 1)C ci to , ._S__ s• 1.'- -' -i ------"--•" - -• ii ¶ I rui p(i 1 )tflkrt ovetiUltul. flnrk lO(tdC(l With OVCFn thouSnfl(1 I)Otlflds t' -- __________ A ftc, (Jt ft hrt , at f Ji cm! of I lie nnin. If the _____ mn h ynlrn Wot lot the niiht pnlntc of people nil over the U.S. - lititni' nliitit J t10() pntit,dq T'rueq it v 1 uuf t,)n inip nirf urn in ituc to and a half liout That's the mnnv-lcggcd crusta- -- .- _ _ 4yn A The ficquent cmpt in iq ttc c'ni qtn r "ft n4h" 11 flbM, hh nuid othct tliutig—(u up the nets. ' - - .._....-.. 3oat rim? L'4 c: -- ---.. __ I A -.- I _ _ -. - ____ L --- -H �ii 'S - - lv ' UIt.r)r muscles In countries uncover whatever his been toy- steam and many secret pliiia with nil the dianinnd hone and (('nlor In the second of four an their guard. swing. unseen power. 11nor Wilder (William the u.ii r2l. NI1C. Ttir Nan I I ____ __________ __________ _ ____ a j ___ h,I;ug. Ift,19flC,--- he follow who can't marry the (Rerun) Bounty hunters Holly' practical first, then go - go mauce and pleasure. the Philippines. Snlotsts include Affairs Arruir." (Color) (Re- I at pss with aU Basehail. (Color) St. Louts hostess tonight, when Tony anees. TAIJRUS (Apr. 20 to May Leslie tiggams, Louise O'Brien, run) A wild and funny show Cardinals nicet the Los Ange. TAURUS (Am. 20 to 'May TAURUS (Apr. 21) to 'May 20) A perfect day for making T)eirdrt' Damon, Bob McGrath jihout Thrteh's attempt te les Dodgers at Dodger Stadium, 2fl) Your associates are In a'k * 'k tJism' a bad nod and one at 20) 'Your associates end close now contracts with others aft' and .less Randolph, among oth- hajid ii hydrogen bomb on the Curt Gowdy and Pet' Wee home can give right Ideas for ties could go at It hammer and or you have studied them very era, with the l.ang Siswrs in Oklahoma rcserviition of the Reese reporting. (Note: Los An. I _____ rirat Sanford showing or t _______ ___________ . Newman anci mi Ntven, in color, will be Sund' through Wednesday at the I $ . offered Thursday through 'k Enjoy luncheon or dIrnnr to thn cool, pl,art omfoi'? oc the Tredø Wln!ia, Delicton food. Coi,rteoue servIce. Very _______________________ _____ feature &so stars Sp1ii Loren. "Judith," and also in color. ,,, ________ _____ _______ _ ______ . . iUiCH0N it AM 1tPM,($NWL4.j'$ ..00* and the busiest In Sanford is unit Juin the t'niwcl for lots of night iii I he I H.;I .T( NA is the TROP1 IV 1.OIJNG l- at Jet mit and ilirer. qpe 'liii se:ili,iul di iint'r i hkh iflrlflhlf'M i'hiiii ,Iu,wl.'i, 1 .nnes. tlnderstnnd the tstnnr ' ' ' f'nd vul;I)I)iK's S'l'KAt IU)tiSl' uuii' MtII•, ril',n'ii ant mid snuek bar has a new il)i':%I i'd flei'iiss the st reel It'tttii I ,ttiii' I'ii'. nitil ri,F1i.' (H' tt'ii ninnuge,', Leon Walker, and the the lonkiitt( giVes 'oii soil I'm' t'('MI't%'fltllflls intl irn 1128 ser'ice Is niighty good. I t't)fl lights 1111(1 sweet ItItISIC rot' tltiist' 01' JIIMI iltivi' on over ;gy till,t - . _____ . with Virginia McKennsi, and "A _____________ Man Could Get Killed," starring a.i% " U' A PLFA5IJI? 70 srav h ' 64h C A F E -r E f4 I AS P.'.t.4 'Iu a.,..., .f. I!! Iø-,.i %•-,'• r?,. " i Pt I :a •1 f ___________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ Romain Gary's lwst.solling nm P.M. ABC. Th Ad- sin. .lot' !%lzintcll and Angela reeel;'c the San Francisco must be 'taken on the road. See iii the Suture - listen but say out to dinner and talk ivaittrns _______________________________ __ f4j iiTT 1:30.I0:3O p.m. ABC. The and either way the bounty men Hollywood Palace. (Color) sRc- stand to lose their reward. XJSIa. SATURDAY, AlT. 20, __ _______ An hate close tie could iirovr T)on't permit aniulenients In Investigating and understand- Along With Mitch. (Cnlnr) (Re- (rfltr Rnrsch ?drniorinl Stad' placing U. Tm Malloy (Gnr berghetta, Walter Slozak, Eva to Mexico to collect O,OOO very difficult, huts goad A. M. to deter you from se- Ing what Is expected of Y° run) A goodwill tour around inni in St. l.nnh'.. with .lnrk (n')relii hi the path of dan- Barthk and Patti Henreid ban. ward. Trouble Is, Marshal DII. tilt' the crenmpuff stuff as well Ion won't let them drag Drage purther smooths the way to qutring data that close ties are by others makes It much eiuiinr the world Is the theme fm' to- flree. and Prank Cif ford corn- ger, Intellect to clear up former ar- help you to plain the future efficiently. Put In a good day's the gang prcinnt songs from _____ __________________________________________________________________________________ !(0)sr sisters are all married off. Willard Sage) aTe tryin.g to get Ihiltirnriru Colt' meet the St.. officer, who hns he L _____ SUNDAY, AUGUST E, 16 MONDAY, AIJGUST AT. AUGUST . i, The 'retn, nnd l,*ird inoonlnrs :R:lO P.M. 1(.1i 1"3T. A1C. C.ourt. Ma'r- 8-lfl:15 p.m. NBC. Saturday Martin and tyil Charine take NCTES GERAL TENI)ENCIES: GENERAL TENDENCIES: GENERAL 'I nffectinr 'thsit the fam- tini. "Reires ar Wrogi." Tt Night at the Movios. "'l'en or to ffitreduce Qeur Rns WIld Wild Went. (Rerun) PuirlJnth NOON you sie certainly You certainty have the riht Z1viu1t icr one who Is In htit hOt hIP tO UMt1H il lnntwhe a ennci'rted effort 'a hoiflid to happen sonic- Thomuind Bedrooms." (Color) mern, sinr VIkki CarT, OTh1C rosb, juggler Bobby to give you lilcely th mlmmdeiiitand sayings day to got vlh*tCVOI IflfoTflhl ( Rerun) The spice is all In the Norm tj stsindu?ds. A flly$tL'?iofls In"Ii- to make him over into a dashdons f othera. You may ton you desire from others end Rowan and Martin, that you cU1% 'ri-i. t.Inir: C'.npt. 'YnUn aTId Major title In This silly little comedy Winthra, or runffl force jn st advice tO mi flPT(dflg Up about an American millionaire and the Suns family, an extrathIs day end evening aTe shin gIve 11117W false Impies- If they seem unwilling snatching diamonds, and West via. It 's nil lrch' show. and Vdiittflkor , fine oh idr this time, and have , who luvs a hotel In Rome. It's ordinary team of gymnasts who blamed i the theft r sr- 'red nt 10od fy taking any chan- sinus yourself, unless you are It. to you, you can extract It by ]n the world battle of wits in the courtroom, the old, old story (included In exhibit their skills while haug . 'rh' can b warlike ma- csrnrul to ie very explicit In other hut's famous Kiira diamond. B wirl it.. Lv' the ith Shakespeare and the Bib. lug t, their hair. action much spying and mill__ ____ and gestures hum everything. HoweVer, prnto't r.i. ct;s. S!1P1n1. SUthd helps tn*. .. lv 'rime Previews ?1iqIttiqIth Horoscope Forecast ir1rE*m. LiIfl,LLrMUJ - I hat nur itnts Steve and Ft'iitt just. pIn in Atiii'th nh t S Ii' eat 1 u is'u a t'e t la't'e t qi greet yell lug. and make snt'e that your whole S dinner or tasty cocktail git on S 'U' pi3 t I_I_ l'iIEDIfll'S WIlETlIt;l{ ITiit, v I)U isli r wtJ An S_S. . uC PiLLAQ. IT-WAS 4OL)c3I4 -.ç 1 ouci A'AD IILL9flLL \LANI&-1r' . WIT.I wirrv I I,, WAJ41'lupAr I çcvdsM1o) ' "--' . (,,'_. '-----t'-t"' ç ,, ' ( 5, --PS 41 \ -• i1ir - \ I ' - S. (181 DCltthhfflUl st1. So witi'- Unto romp by Metro Gol d;yn -Mayer ''.'' (5) ( GEMINI (May 21 • INCLUDIS • clears up very nicely. ,him school friend, Tiny Trivia (Di- va disguised as an Indian 'stick Park, with Jim Simpson past, t Y 'U S ovv'i ' (fl (I N4'! with Sophia loreru, Paul NewCimm Cheiriør GEMINI (May 21 'to June 21) GettIng your desk cleared ant' Jergens) comes tci visit, and hrzivt., and the classic' Indians- and Tony Kuhek announcing.) GEMINI (May 21 to June IO:3fl () Norang (5) 1..'n'c I: Te Btsaver J S,food PI,f man and David Xi'en starring , p.m. ARC. ABC's Wide Ltvs , ',, •4j nj,) Rome newcomer or visItor 21) Though you have much to of work, flies in order, buying, Lurch falls like a ton of hricks. surround-covered-wagon scene Coi SIAw in the picaresque iuin-advc'nture () The School Story "" World of Sports. Partinl!y out-of.town has flue ideas do, be awe 'to attend services selling-all are fine today. Trivia cures only for the life donu with rnntorcycle and r.n#h F,;s 1 Colorl (Partial Rerun This is 5:11 (t' Ne'ivslln,, t;., p (l RstptlI Church Sorvies -for ynur adveneemeut, so stop of your choice In A. M. and Plain any trIps you plan to take upon the wielced stage and Thrust; limousine c'nrnvult. In lnvt with and aids a young COI1.* a pa;ticulnriy interesting selee- 5:i(' ( fiuotl.y-flrInkI.y :1:10 (1e Thi Bt5 Picture _ ________. Tarn lNtirstate 4 being so anxious about finan- benefit from the fine philoso. ft the near future. Give asfr ____________________________________ 2flU (.21 TV 'I'ahernacle __ (Ci W',ilteCronkite anarchist who rohs the rich to . lion of events. The first part t;r &nittnrli lirrath Pip-e 2fl Aug. 19. 19(6 Resørv,f105, those who deserve At Th, to esa. Get something of a rae- p%iy expounded. Then dig Into Mstanec (51 Thtnarers In Actinit (C) A Man Called Shengive to the poor, and. ironically features the National AAt' such. Sm(C) Wild Heritage estIonal uan'e planned for your work and clear the decks. It and call on you _____________________________________________________ _________ aInat m-442s DITUCHANGI ___ __________ Sl Face The a.tInn (_ Colt 4 :5 '" tocratie and wealthy English _______________________________________________________ Diving Championships, at Wood to July 21) Some time spent __________ (I') What's In It For 7,t. around you. (!' The Saint "c " ., (June 22 at favorite sport will relieve CHILDREN MOON CHILDREN (June 22 MOON (5) Afternoon At 'The (C) Ttit' Wild. Wild Wt One of the most lavishly stuga ve:y popular event for spec. Cinating atiVC'flIflI'Cl'S in (C) The Assault ___________ ed and costumed films of re tators, The second half, in col----------------------------------------------------(C) Insight . _____________ c Hank more 'with the affairs of pitch Important obligations, you can your body, keep It trim, Then at the 1ovit'land 1)i'ive-1 ei __ / '-........ (is) Summer Fun 1::tO (.2) Survival or, is a re-broadcast of the ' ______________________ __ ___________ and moment at home Instead later go out for amusement do whatever you feel is im:p;; ___________ _____ U. S. Air Force Fighter Inter- S:30 (2) Slni Along with Mitch 2:00 (2) BIography __ Cdiii sears, "Lady L" captures ' plIL ADM. TONITE & SAT (C) Movie For • (SI Hogan's Heroes ''"!'L4 I I the eye in Panavision and color pjA cepthr Rocketry meet at Tyn. Your ravorite ( Afternoon -' n.o I . ___________________________ __________________________ _________________ ________________ __________________________ ____________________________ L..... in the business world. Get all have. Don't neglect to do this, Loved one should have your at$1 .00 ___________________________ . ______________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ ----() Castles and Castinet. operating more smoothly. You or you will feel frustrnted. tentian in F. Itt. (C) }loHi' ' West ____________________________________ LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) can start an upswing quickly. Evening can be especially entiit,isi ilign TT11'iTfl' Licorge ni T'.(I,SSt ' (Ci N1. Jre-5eason Game 4:0 (6) The Littlest Hobo 'twi'c' ie sL.iting SC('fl('S below demonstrates the sL-iU and -1 Il .)EIIiIlIi tlit't' ''ou " '', 1., rn& FAMILY SHOW . ...., 5:00 (.2) 'Ietnam Report (C) Farnier's I)aughtethe slopes of I hi Moleson Mourn spot Is aII t5s.i' sequence via Have you ever tried one of fried chicken or the thickest .speed of the Air Force jets, S 7:30 1 II: I S (fl) S The Man from (SI Mt. Ed LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) is far more Important than goathsr than feel so peutmlaI tic, Think over carefully what Although you feel your own Ing out for fun that will probL::Ul ( Newacope (C ', TwlIlt Zotit ing: the famous Proni'nude di's contests including roeket.ftring. : :0U (21 ''Lads' 1.'' boast.s two Acafro7en daiquiri? Jim has 40 forgt't to notice the French food h'd. their own fuoil eafets'i'iaVALLEY OF GOLD" New,. (51 Amateur Hour . be done, Then out and ac- ideas are best, It would be very ably be disappointing, aunySteak House ' Anglais in Nice, where a thrdl- dt'rny Award winners in Miss years experience In the bar nver'aking in the air and dud. IN COLOR ,& - ' . (51 ewi is Jessee tOjiS I ii this area, style the 'l'UAI)E W I N D an upswing quickly. Folemoplish In a positive fashion, wise to listen to what close business and really knows how News With Tonight S011 () NRC fl a55.lsSiflaI IOfl ulltt1iPt takes l_it'eii. Wilt) ()fl Central Florida's Oldest & Finest lug nursuit. PLUS AT 0:45 ONLY aV4.111'd as They OIR'll at II 10 a. in. :.I. are CAFETERIA iii Seminole Phi______________________________________________________ (6 Theatre of the Stars Prank McGee to Start 311 P big - - I - _________________________________________________ : or what- you most desire will 21) Know what It ii that you a pal. e you gaining aims provided want and then prepare intellisevering, SCORPiO (Oct. 28 to Nov. gently for gaining such legI- 21) If you keep out of the way you plan your moves wisely. ftssa, Have tete-a-tetes of some Irate higher-up, this You can have greater success. with Blgwlgs. Follow your in- can be * most happy and en- Being highly magnetic, you find tuition if you want others to joyable day with your friends, that others act very favorably go along with your ideas. Dress well early and off to the towaiid you. SAGITI'ARI'US (Nov. to SAGI'I'IARIUS (Nov. 22 to horseback riding, tennis, Dec. 21) 'You are able to put, D.c. 21) Others can become that most pleases. __ -, ' tim. ' ..\' •" . '' .' ' - - -- '- ______ ,,,,,,.,,.,,,, - 'MAR's POPI'INS,' starring Julie Aiidrews Dvke, will open Friday, Aug. 2G, Dick ________ 'Van at and the Academy Awards. I ______________________________ . _ .. ... _____ ____ .. 4 ... '. (Rerun) An exceptionally fUflfl3' show, when Kans kidnaps -. and sincere toward Dee, 21) Don't get riled up a practical or personal nature, them, a new upswing to- with some petty nuisance that in fine order. Do some investaward harmony. Get into differ- you fall to see the big things gatrng where puzzling matters emit kinds of entertainment or ahead that arc poulble far you. are concerned. Be more than I tfl)Tte with mate in F. Itt. sports that are more your cup Find out how other persona are CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to of tea. living. Learn from them and 20) Getting nut aocin1l' I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to get ahead in the world, - ,tdI il'• ,.11•4i .' , !,''' ''' t;(J:!;ri,it.:\ , . ' II , .' ifihlIllUn. ' - V - I 0 strongest relation- them 10:00 To;s Cat Toni and ..lerr(6 (C) Casper Cartoons 11:30 (6) QuIck nraw McGraw 1agi11a Gorilla ' :: 7:30 " I ' -. I NO. 1 AT 7:30-11:30 i' SHOWING __________ _________________________ ;" FIRST SANFORD I t , L. -'o. ' '' ;' ' l - .. - r! I ,. - I 4 - i- .'. : day nights. • 6' - (6) SunshIne Almanac / TV Clascroolti (6)Sumn'ier Semester () says ___________ - (9) lUll Hal-son Show 7:05 (6) CBS News Hearted (11) Florida Agrl-world 11013 HOPE, ____ mastei- 7:35 (.2) Fa.rm Report of th doul,le-take, - 1 ' . . - ' -. . -- does just the cattish are "fat and 0:30 . -" . '. ' () Jubilji Burns and Allen (Ci TECN$iCSIau- Pkuavisjo, Show I Morning Movie Of,) I Lc,vr Lucy 111:25 (2) NBC News 10:30 (2) ConcentratIon : - (6) News With Roger I I . "-.-'T' .--. - . .- ' 'T'. -. .. . -- -. . }'itrniliar 10:00 (5) Gunsmoke 10:21' (10 ABC Scope ii:00 () News (C) News 11:15 (5) Theatre of the Stars 11:20 (5) News (91 boa of Shuck I -$ I JOHN IVEY. local shoe flull'chlUIt, i' shown with some of the winners in the Poll Parrot COlitest held at his First Street store. Pictured with ivey are Bobby Winship and her Cluriul dull ; Steven Wilstcr and his Admiral transistor, and (seated) - !: ' : -. -'S ,,. . . .- -. . (.2) bat. Nile Show 1:110 (1) New, . - " - . I the people who has $ tremendous slanting It. tOW$U'd the' field of 1 fans for officers more ft line and will do every- research, or medicine, or what.- I WASHINGTON (UP! -Presifoot and cry for whatever is I will ever has to do with govern- dent Johnson has recommended I With tilOSt' allowed enlisted thing possible to get what wanted, but you must not - or lentieu way. However, there Give good sports and spirit.- sinned officers of the armed I Under present law all pay for }iV a spoiled child training early to build up forces who arc serving in Viet enlisted personnel serving in a worse tIli, a spoiled adult Is- is need to better combine the I coniluat zone is exempt from Nam. aims with the exact body and soul. Be kind. tar on. Give spiritual ' - ' - : - r. - - and the sure.'. here can then the proper courses in school not compel." What you make TIiurda)', would put exempI of your life is largely uji to }a most satidactory since there should be studied and taken will be co-operation with oth' the beat results are to occur. YOU! ,r nuacit artgry in *tur.. Be patient with your fine prog- Caol3 itighter's individual Itequest to change the zoning Forecuzt for your sign for SeP "The Stairs Impel, they a any. property adjacent to Nazu'! Rezoning Denied I I sitmed officers arc allowed It) ext'ummt 2O0. TOt Johnson ret' omnu'ndatzun would raise- this to - I 60c (9) Countdown WEST EAST 2 I I I '; - News "Seven Little Foys," arid "The with the old country atmosphere Facts Life." the VILLA NOVA continues to "Of the lot," he added "the he one' of this area's outstandtwo I liked bust of all lug night spots. 'S(;r'rowful Jofles' and 'The I-arts of Life.' " CIIAPPY McDONALI) is still "1 can be proud of those keeping the crowds filled with two forevei- because they rep- lots of laughter and cheer 4 6 8 10:00 3 5 7 .9 - - - . - - . J • - ______ ____ _______ _______ ________________ _______________ _______________ l:5 (t) NBC New. :01' ( Days of Our Lives (C) Password _____ 2c _____________ (9) The Newlywed Game 2:20 () The Doctors (C) out- Party -: ___ - ___ ___ LEON WALKER - FOOD SERVICE MANAGER __________ __________ _______ ____ __________ _____ Trop CORDON DLEU 'FRENCH CUISINE I 70c UP LUNCHEONS I 11:30 AM. Ill? I I OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. __ _________________ ______________________________ ounge & Jet Lanes _________ _________ I ____________________ _______ _______ I - -- -_____________ -__ __________ ______ I - vim STAMP' 6OhE - _____ - ,,_, 3:01) (2) Another World ,. ____ ILIJL ____ ___ (C) To Tall The Truth (14) General Hospital 3:211 (6) CBS News ----- _____________________________________ .__-_ I TODAY 3:30 (2) 'You Don't Say 5:45 (5j Social SecurIty in ActIon 9:00 (2) Gospel Singing Jubflee (14) Iavey I I I I (11) The Nurses 4:00 (.2) Match Game (6) Secret Storm (5) 77 Sunset Strip and Goltath j (10 Word of Lit, (C) OPEN Uncle Welti Adventure. 5:00 (2) Newsoop. (C) Forest Ra.ner. (I') 'Whore The Act10 3 ______ KIRK DOUGLAS PLUS ciiii' ______________________ ______________ "CODE 7 . . . -- at resent, my best work. I really the LOOKOUT INN presenting threw i,i'self into them, Of 'ourse, that's more than a a refreshing and clean comedyroinc-idt'nre, because the ac- filled show, Chiappy is featured tress statrreil with me in each night in the Pirate's Den and understand there has been both WUS Lucille Bali." "Theie' a girl really standing room only. There Central Florida's LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "THE ABSTRACTS" oo. ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.75 _________________ ______________ _____________ __________________ House of and all your favorite beverages with her. If don't, she'll heave you stand- served at your table or In the ing on the corner with a funny lounge. So, why not mark it paper hut on your head, and on your week-end calender to t he audience even know to .eep up the Gourmet ________________ _____________ and Shirley Ross sang the for "Boy, Did I (eL a Wrong I ta,icinoi °'i'lffinkS (or the Number!" uud while art Memory" -- it. is generally fatuous fur their reluctance lii STARTS I ____ ______ . . . / _____ . , _____ _______________________________________________________________________________ CALL NORMA CARTER Our Hoitess JIMMY GEORGE and JOHN URBAN (LJSN Ret.) Owners ________ 171L14 NO% --_-___________ ________________________________________________________ ----- _________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ SEAFOOD COMBINATION $185 - up 4 . 2 Oysters - 'i - INCLUDES Salad Veg. - Bread :.. Course Lobster - - French Fd.s - 2 Shrimp and Co If. • Butler Dinner . 2 Scallops RESERVATIONS WINTER PARK 644.2060 ONE MILE EAST OF LEE RD. EXIT INTERSTATS 4 $2.50 . HIGHWAY 17.92 FEATURING - U CAN es, CoI. Slaw £ Feonch $ 1 25 - - ROSS RAPHAEL and his QUARTET Fr _________ ________________ Our FISH MARKET located in back until S.ptember. of Restaurant, will be closed FRI DAY N IGHT SPEC IAL! CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY 17. ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PLAZA fl I3S4ê ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST SPECIALS! C1IIIt)lUN 2 EGCS (ANY STYLE) CHOICE of (IRITS or POTATOES __________________________________________________________ Mn did Ilot make it bi until the results az- c In, hope is believed hilariously funny "I'he (host In be very high on its izos' hi this he was oil- Pects. t4argo B,sah - gs Col.., Slaw 1 ECG (ANY S'I'YLE) 1. STRIP BACON I'OAST .JELJ..Y _______ lie'F5 MATIIdEIS ii moo. thru sun. _______________________________ HOURS 8 A.M. DAILY - +o 9 PM . ' Laca.i I. WINTU PAU. p1.0mM 9 0eI.. Ave. (Hl.W.y 1742 Ki % ç , WI NNER OF f 6 AND thru thurs. $7.00 sun, liol $7 $0 p hush ltuppiea Iflsh Tray ' , $150 Fries Ikans (rlt Ill4ked - $at, smekiag 2k addltloa& ACADEMY AWARDS flocrofl ZIIWIGO FILMED IN COLOI ______ ptus mon. d, 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY 2 P.M. IOp.n 1:30) And 8 P.M. (Op.n 7:30) French ________________ ________________ _._ " TFpturti She Advises on all Problems I $1.75 to $3.95 ______________ __________________ PRIVATE PARTIES & DINNERS ________ of your life is largely up to not compel." What you wn of cup)' send your birthdate and permit construction anti opera- I DENVER. Cob. (A?) suipeziders lii thu white The your lIfe is largely up to YOU! $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore- ton of a aelf-servioe laundry I 'YOU! Carroll Righter's individual cast (The Sanford Herald), center w*s denied by the cairn- I turkeys were tuf1ed but they Carroll Righter's individual fall collection of Irnden I weren't supposed to be roastedPoncast for your sign for Sep.- Forecast for your sign for Sep.- BOX 11121, Hollywood 28, Cal- y zoning board following designer C&role Austen. tambem- is now ready. For your timber is now ready. For your UOIii Iii. Features are a high I road. lie nearing Wednesday evening A fire recently caused $300 senders at back decocopy amid yaw' birthdatr and copy send your birthdiitc and at the courthouse, 11ev. A. E. I damage to an exhibit of eigUt rated with tiUV beaded $1.00 to Carroll ãghter For.- 11.00 to Carroll Righter Pore- The Cleveland Browns foot- Green, pastor of the church, led stuffed wild turhys on display flowers and an unpressed cast (The Sanford Herald), ca*t (The Sanford Herald), ball team fumbled only eight a delegation a! his nienibers to at the Denver Museum ni Natu b c 1 i n e three Inches B 1821, Hollywood 25, Call- Box 1921, Hollywood 25, Cal- times during theit entire 1Ub oppose the zoning chatuge DINNER . 'hik iloiw had been mak- pictures, by the veteran (k'orge I in movies since "The Big Marshall. Murnhahl also wield- I actors I t..i _________________________ ____________ I Ladies Night Each Thursday ALL MIXED DRINKS SOc is who . • TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG . LIFE MM,A1II4E 29C FREE CC)FFEE ( ()@)r) thsned "THE PU$CIIPIION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" -' WIDESCREEN - . Operated Miahisi & PARKING Ruh --_-...-- -; ' M.j'. t7.0 5., LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS Saskid Ih. 322.M1t15 DOWNTOWN SANFORD i- i - - , - 11 IIhiDeuC F. - ___ bit' ____ m - - ______ ______ -----------______________________________________________________ • who T1RUU '. 1_______ ____ _____ ________ _________ • __________________ - ___ HOT GARLIC BREAD TEA or COFFEE - - of his coniedje, not Park feature's Ross Raphael nci-sariIy in the order named: with his magic piano and band t 1:15 () Focus Two 1:20(21 Let's Slake A Deal (C) As The World Turns I 15:111 14) FAoriQ Blue Key l-'r.saute (f)'rhii, 'Tb, Lilt I . training specific - - IIIUing ?) hurI(lrt(1. eVtll (9) A Time For Vs 7:80 (II) Agriculture AmerIca I 8:00 (5) Light Time (11) Bob Poole Show 5:15 (51 The Living Word power I WINE AND DINE AT (If 12:,(C) CBS News 7:31' ( Flipper 12:311 (2 Swing' Country (C Saturday Night Movie (C) Search for Tomorrow 5:00 (Cl l)onnn Reed Show (11) Newsilne (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie j2:4 (Ci Guiding Light 5:30 (2 Gst Smart 12:55 (2) NBC News (9 Lawrence 'c1k 1:00 () Ncw 9:00 (-1 Saturday Night at the (5) Girl Talk lt'vies (C) Ben Casey 9:31) ((5 The- Fact- Is 1:05 (2) Match Game ' I flfty j)it-tJii" 1-0 uiutkt' it KIDDIES UNDER 12 NlR PAIl PNOMa44-_ (C) Panther Football Game ;- ADULTS 51OWDAT P. case- youngsters who will stamp - INCLUDES FRENCH FRIES , ____________________ . thu funuou comedian was asi:- to Zaiizib:tr," "Caught in the suit everyone's request, Featur17.92 Draft." "My Favorite Blonde," ed superbly prepared is Amer• GO tNT. 4 TO OUR DOOR EXIT LEE RD. & EAST "11(58(1 to liloroeco," "RouI to icun and Continental foutis anil Utopia," "Monsieur Beaucaire," approximately 55 different cii"I'alefa(-o," "Sorrowful Jones," trees, Yes, fabulously prepared ______ (9) The Dating Gam. Mudd I . I 12:00 (21 Jeopardy I 7:110 (.21 It'- A Small World (6) Love of lAte (6) Central Florida Show(9) I)nnfla Reed . - -. - • MOVIELAND ADM. _____ I 1. - (9) Exercise to? Th 1& darn Woman won 't - - . " PHELPS RESTAURANT sassy, the shrimp really jufllbO and the scallops especially good" these days at. her spot With Edward Sniall'. "Boy, ed which of his 50 previous have Japanese frogiegs for those of you who may have a Did I iel a \Vu'ong Number!" pictures did he like best. NotI taste for something different. opening Sunday at the rutz which did the critics, or the I All meals are enhanced by Theatre, a United .Artist re- public, or the theatre operat- french fries, fresh vegetables, lease in Color by DeLuxe, Bob but which did he, Bob salads, HOPI. w-kio IS co-starved in it hope, bike best? I with Like Sommer and I'hy1hi out of the 50, Bol, Hope ENTERTAINMENT this week (6) Romper Room (.2) Si,nrtaman" Ho1ld&' 11:00 () Chain 1tter 6:00 () NeWS (6) Andt of Ma3berry (6) Lets Go To The Races Supremarket Sweep I *:ao (.2) News 11:30 (2) Showdown I (9) Seahunt (5) Dick Va Dyke . ONLY SOPIIIA IIPREN so I NIT ! 0 () (5) Gypsy Ross Lee 4:30 (Ci It's Tiic Law :o0 ( The Texan (6 Lt In Space : - (5) The World At IaI-gS 5:011 (5) Capt Kangaroo Newa 5:25 5:30 (2) Today 9:00 (2) Best of Groucho (6) Safari yonit - I • NELLIE SHUMATE, manag- 6 I DELMONICO STEAK SALAD I - SPECIALTY OUR __________________________________________________________________ the catfish you can eat for $1.75 and this is every night. So if you are catfish hungry, in the market for a good steak or maybe just a zesty drink or a cool draft beer the MAR-LOU has just the right thing for your taste delight. Music for dancing is furnished by the "Ab- I 6:11 (2) Sunshine Atmanas 5:30 , , ., News . _________________ just starting () () . L,5 _______________________________ MovIs . .. NEW SHOW TIME OWDAY A.. II. 5:10 6) News, Weather SA'J'UUDAY P. 51 - - . STARTS 4 SUN. RIG' DAYS ________________________ .___________________ ._ ___ U') - I Wackiest Ship in t Army (5) Candid Camera 10:30 (5) What's My Lin.? U') 'TRA (6) Ilecklt and Jeck1 (C) Kommander Kart 11:30 (21 Atom Mit (6) Tounsiec Tuxedo (1 Theatre X 4:00 (21 Feature Movie your ideas, get data yt . (4 Perry Mason (0 S'unda' Night 11:00 (2) The .lotsnns . I I I Harriet j 5:10 (2) Burns and Allen Plunvt Patrol 1.1:00 (2 CLINT WAL Color (5) My Favorite )la.itIa$ Sullivan 5:00 (5) (ci) Preview Tonight 5:31i (.2) llranded 0:00 (.2) Bonanza (6) Cipt. Kangaroo (t'.i .lct juekson .) to what others are thinking or (Herald Photo) ner was Diannt' Freeman. planning an do not. try to eon- ____________________________________________________________ need. ship ft the world. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN ceal any facts or infornustion I IF CHILI) 15 BORN TODAY . he 02' sho, wIll be TODAY . he, or she, will be from your clever progeny. Give I ship is the - - i . 7:30 (5, Wonderful World of Brr,tliet Buzz (C) Sehunt 5:00 (2t Actisas The Fence (6) Lassie - (,i Voykge 'To The Eottnm of the SeS 7::l0 (2) Wonderful World e? 721. (C) Ntwi his C , iun*iii'-r en,rster Grower's Almanac (C) Flicks assassinate his boss. Control 1:31' (6) Adventure Theater Chief (Ed Platt). The dread I (C Th.atre X deed is to take place at the I 2:30 (111 Championship Wragthug weekly chess game, which is I 2:45 (6) Smoke Pilot 1f 3:00 (6) Championship Bowling usually funny enough Ifl time is really hilarious. I 3:30 (.21 Movie but ' -. deavoring to get influential per- Jan. 20) Being with persona what hobbies arc heat for you sons to go along with the ideas who have been excellent friends to get into at this time. Get- persons, (c,', LOU but the food is superb slipdelight. Crisp cold salads, ervised by John Urban, Greet. l)ELTONA INN, directly a- fresh- from- the- garden home ing you at the door will be your cross the lake, stilt continues to seasoned vegetables, taste'Wrong Number' congenial hostess Norma Car. ffs international fll('lflI, ti'ntpting Illeats, delicious (II'Sicr. Families and single CoUples (lifferent each day of the week. st'rts and a wide choice of hint are welconie to come and en So, whether it be Itnhiu, ('icr- t)rea(hs is bound to siitisry any joy the complete dinners and man, or Antvrk -'a,t-style that hungry Fellow, may they be' fine steaks. Another new leaiui desire they have anything young or 1)1(1. tm-c will be all ____________________________ ____________________________________________ IN COLOR -' Start - - (t 7:00 11(111 friendly Be sure you know what It is hobbies with them is fine, not seen for sonic time are that associates expect front Avoid those who are very available. Call them early. you. Then combine efforts in egotistical and can spoil your AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. a mutual success, which is very chances, make you feel small. 19) By observing all regulis tiona that pertain to you, you possible thru co-operation. Ri' smart. AQUARIUS (Jan. 22 to Feb. I AQUARIUS (JaIl, 21 to Feb. gain the good will of higher11)) Show close ties that you lP) Carry through with what- ups, keep out of trouble and are really devoted and that It is ever you desire instead of become more successful. Do not just duty and up service I nuecicly doing what higher-ups YOU!' CIVIc duties and gain preswith you Find new places want, which is entirely too im- tige. Show that you art' earnest. take them that arc charming. I oaiiig. Make sure you better PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20i Then I'III1 I ii better system for gainyour Much that is valuable can also health, appearance. ini your aims and cultivate be accomplished at the sum.' I the world is your oyster. time. I'IMCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. IICW contacts W1ICI have inforI'IMCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 20) Forgot worries and work niution you require and plenty Be more precise in any arts- and get out to new outlets, of know-how, Planning now for tic or cultural endeavors places thut are atm- that course of studs' you have that. others will appreciate you ulating and give you It new long wanted It) get into UI WiSe. IF YOUR CHILI) IS HORN mart. Show loved one that you lease on life. Learn more. Sit to T0I)Ay he, or she, will are truly affectiouste. It-ernent- dowfl in P. Itt. and write ,1t flg Bunny "Smart, the Assassin." uColor) I 12:30 (5) LInUS The Lion etc. ' (C) Ozale and 7:01' (5) 1ssle 1:00 - - (5) tilgest newspaperman and snatches tutu nut of the prison where he is t,eing tortured, but the 1)051 laid plans seldom work out on this series. Highly suspenseful. .,- - 6:fl(' (2) The River Nile 5A'1'11t1)A' A. M. Li . F Theatri 111' (2) I)idly Word I '. __ "" (6) News 11:15 (6) HawaIian Zys (5) News 11:30 (.2) Peter Guith (0) Neweltne I - I Shssk . Secret Squirrel country, and he has bii cap. 10:00 (2) (6) Mighty Mouse turtd by the local baddie to (1') Porky Pig make him reveal the names of 10:30 (:1 t'nclerdog . - I (2) :l' 8:M-9:3O p.m. CBS. Secret Agent. "The Man Who Wouldn't Talk." (Rerun) Meredith (Norman Rodway) is a regional con- . ' fantasy that captured : Twins, .' - - ,-c night with the international regutars )oinrd by ?tlontv Sunshine and hi Dixieland Band from Britain; the Ilackets, rock 'ii' roll group; and an Amc'ican quartet. the Fnur Freshmen. Other featured perfarmers include .luliette Greco. I Bihi .loimns and the Kessler i services, situations now In Sorer general. Contact thote persons gal, too. AVOId extravagant tam can help you to win out. Be per- connected with such aims who PSflIOS. SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. are at liberty now. Avoid temp. $ I - tail to your welfare You can other affairs Instead of west- Attending with goesipy, talks- etc. that give you a chance to accomplish more today than you tive frIsudi who have little elevate your consciousness Is have in a long, long time. ConSlat to do. Be careful of oth- wise. Then out with the mdlvi- verse with Those who can give an tricks, tho. They are in a duals you admire and who are ou a boost forward. LIIIILA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) rascally mood, pleasant. Converse as you take LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) small jaunts-much good comes You are right In wanting to ______ ____ ______ better your financial status, You are able to gain your per- of thj, LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) since you are unable to carry sans] alms pavlded you do not burden others in any way or Analyze well what It Is you de- through with interesting outask for support from higher- sire to accomplish and then lets If you don't have enough - 1111(1 _______________________________________________________________________ you overcome opposition. Take plans for amusements. Getting could prove very profitable, too. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. affairs properly settled is that chip off your shoulder. A day for visiting, making VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept, 22) hIghly important. lectures, liii' _____ ':;- -. : ' ............ __..___.__S____ i ' -- _____ ______ , ._. ' '\ 5-- .4------- -_________ - r - - - - ., -.----- - - - - - -- - , . -• - ''4 4 - I - �S.. ' -Am S S 4 V - A - By GaIbraith SIDE GLANCES NAP N PMMI OUR %it L L t nM* W%V AML%C N 79E 40 1 I -- — - J - A 6V It - / I WAT C~Aizew) b AC IIA 19 . 10010"'I :,rt -- A ArrA SAAANr-W : $0 I ,r e' 4 r~ 1110, BARN PAINTER r Arnctc r,1 1110. - -- - - _p 74) f!') ---- -- I OUR HOA RDING 14011`418 (%# -- 9r I it A0 L AIR Tj42 M11*4 AM GaIbrai th SIDE GLANCES BOARDING HOUSE twoky, moftrs Y mmift C lu a tIlTt** AI A *U CRFW%t TM" 3' FE CAMML-1 -- '-0 TA" Am11.00t4NATt ZME0x NO OrN DIN ARY1 WAS TO rR0% tTV11 We REAL. Of- JUST` T.TA A 4EPO — A 1i, i GR Page 4B Ir antnrb rrzth %V (F1 _r, .1 11 5FMU1,,1 71. Mimic ON A SLOT L 4 ( V, 0" late Inc ed *1W POW 10.1 EIE10 IL C)_-1 r4 I Alt, — IS OUT OUR 11w WAY "M COURSE you're from Toledo, Mr. Cruttinger! I don"t know what in the world made me say you war* from Speridersville!" By Dick Tam CARNIVAL 5-6-30 p.m. ABC. ADC's Wide ark, files in order, buying, Lurch falls like a ton of hrirks. surround-rovert'd-waron Forme torcyrice rini st World of Sports. (ParlialLy in nt--all are fine todeLT .- Trivia aares only for the. life donr with n1r, Color) (Partial Rerun) This is an trips Ttnu Pl1LTI to take upon the wirked stage nnd T~xush limousine cm-rivan. ar futh Give amet to those who deserve bi C, Ono- ------ - ile - ht --- & untnr rrath Page 2B 19. 1966 favorite sport -mill relieve dons, do much to build up r body, k".p it trim Then whatever you feel is imLant to your business ]if eed one should have your &t- 4 - _______ C 014T Dolts book Is wonderfull I wits so depressed after mading 114 1 lost 12 pounarl ;W WA9 YO W1419r 'TIMEE 13OLLAP-Q r0PMyMTxW1"I CH ______ ____ 7 -14F r.1-2:1,17 e3ucloo`--~~ DAD -m smrF:aTAiPj A Glrs_t) By Dick Turner CARNIVAL wnH THA LJLJ 1t ' DOLL.ARcf) JJ . 1ç\\\\ / ,4cj' ,, S - _S'•l,•. ./'. A '17t Ile e ceptor Rocketr. dall Air Force Base. Panama COULDflMD YOLA WERS STILL DRAGGIWG , CANDY BARS) WSSuREI.*E _____ ) /i - __- I! . -U I ALiVE .i1iui ,6 . EQ(J1PP?W11}NCDUi4E DUrJAcVKN(Vt! Tl1ELAt1D I S F7", WATER 4 / r 1 LZ I U PRISCILLA'S POP WAT __) ? (SOMETWIS)G PR1SC1LLI'S PO! ' OH op PRISCILLAT VC __S I - . --- VEVETJ4P OLD IRO3 I_ 07AtIlD Csm01'T101-Ir-_q,_ —.7 AT CX_0 "ne 111-9, by I ly. 00 lF7 ABID,= I-MAM:~ 10 V1 on. cm 774AT I CANT EXT~ r CAN-17 -NI6 1,57HEF "Nothing much! Just a note from the Friiondly Finance Qmpany telling us about their new association with the Unfriendly Collection Agency!"' TIZZY 94 PAII 4110 0 "a gp "JA bu- TAL 6TRAN OC-57- ANYS00Y 61NO= _-THE DAY BEf ZIZ=- `0= _LEM~P. BE(n:)M11q5 CX3WNwn., '1'$, "I wish you'd get your reading matter to the upstalm 1I %I, -NC~C COMPLACC ' 0 before Jimmy gets here. The last time you came down in your pajamas he thought it was 11:30 and left!" T TIZZY Kde Omn by 40 Kote Own ix OF xn ___ CIO ONE owls 14WE INN BOW CLIPS IN L-% C11 TILL 4E "110ORS F.A 6SUESS N "UtAxw RACE7 HEY, ORANGES CMME A. MINUTE! THING FOR ONLY TWO ORANGES! LE GET 0`I0 go: %M G --q i Cgo 46l 00 4~1 r r •\ WI 571 1Z J A, Li_r%P_ -49PAIKI VWA'je IKI quaLL q-!"Li- C0WV;:Q5&r ( IIIi7 6 Z, A 04 4 A r-. _51k/f~ ~JIAA 2T)~ 10;L P TF!I. L '4-)IJ 7~-Jr- U. S. Air Force Fighter Inter- 1w&s Ar-P At I so a p tivarly intres1ing seletion f events. The first part featUres th e National AAU wYour raw S!SOME 'Men'A Outdoor Swimming and Dh- ing Championships, at Wood Memorial Pool in Lincoln, N popular event for speca 5METf4N4DHAPPLAED )15A.E STILL slf — Aug. nd call on you for such. OONN CHILDREN' (June 22 July 21) Some time spent Z LI --•- OUT OUR_WAY - IA HM THEM N TW SEA" Axvx SciaLomo %*4M1 Two 4A AND YOU DASHED SOME W&NID aMM XWO IMD T*A PRESMI'lITS ME T14EY V~M DAUGHM AN'GM STOCK GEARS! WELL,TMATS NER. ' AND HE 'T WT G*Wnir your desk cleared ane Jergrens) COMOS 10 %iF;it,, find hi-tive. tind the classir Indirinp- and Toky Kuhrk announcing.) f F-E Zi __ lb CLONIST a2 I —Q THO i be T000WEI Timv ft. SHORT RIBS SHORT RIBS OL CIL AC )4s - • a', .' •14 wi&I...t.MI.,VI too. an. I '---- _____ ) U / It I -'' 5IGWT MAYISF- lie WA5 IN M909 'ML . IM V1341cm WK155M HE VA VJW R 22 WAX!, VILLASE We MW I'm scared. Mother. I had a dream about Pete Mortenson lest night, and I hardly even know him!" go#" VA"X,%AW — "ON INN AC FDMAiV CA SURVIVOR NO MUMA FOR PA WOT, LOW AC701 0"is bi "M IM TA low III IV. CK Answer to Previous I Cross 40u old— !I1LIe1 lOrderBritiab LIWI 1 % % % 3ith.fUhIOI ; 4 - 1I Greek ably sa I 4 _________ 21 Ki is Pierce en Zmanation 2D Slon6e: r stick 26 aim* (Slano 21 Small cost 22 Period of Um "a "ved __ 1 n Foot pedals 1 14 P *' 52 Clesred (at.) 15 ' I • CM I ___ WIN ___ v ___ .w.'. ______ - sheltered WU 17 Employer IS Bridge _11 y 22 Palm CJ" 24 AY BE. (dog breed) 9 e?brtdg. 27 Sounded, a bell 28 Great 47 Requirements 49 Incarnstiou N vishau 30 Endure 60 Always .. ____ ___ ___ 17 Joe cream container 39 Genus of freshwater ducks - BU4S BUNNY I 31 Preposition 51 flarbor Operatic Saw rise 40 Blemish 58Tr$rn bra nches from a tree flUTurkish 11111- 43 Metal 4b Anger _____ __ _I . I I - 1 -- ___ / ç-.i / S•f r":Ii- ANDTItEC RE I I I' .' 0; • 34 Motheglin, BEFAR OFF? UMMM? -• - ______ 7 Fruits 21 us ei'ecuIIarforrfl 2325Range Visa6m METOA"IT IFA LEAF: FALLS, LEAFFAU..,) UST NOW! - neon monkey of riddle _________________________________________________________ .14I aids 5Deep hot. icomb. form) 15 Genuine , ____ ------S_______________ 0T _____ 0 ( t lI1MlIIX -. p ___ L 12 Toward the 4 Color NEW FIND WWM F421 AID - to last kin d mi ttTOL,EAVE! ILI - I jJjt. 11 I a.j P IT! 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U. • ...............21c P.r LI. t,, p, * T DAYS . . . . . . . . • . • . ..............17c P.r Lia. TWTY ONE DAYS ... ...............14CP.rUU. *-a,i I-laot & Ia1 .k 4-Bvty ê-.rd of Thanks '-.hiM CIe .. . s-ro2S-PeuiU7 L3-.Ip.cisa N.U. 1$-tlag - PssI -I -- - + : osam. I Vacuum Vi-ovIn & Hloe'ags -xtormtaat P'ss - Ssa U-MIsc. For MIS LI-Articles P.r Pout 5$-$wa se Eamh..t L1-Watu'd Mv 56-Furniture P.r IsIs Ml. 5$-Moesy To La.. r S$-aalns.. Opportualtls. t W.e.4 * - - ---- YORL1) _____ ____ - ____ ______ _________ _______ ____ ______ _____ _____ ______ _________ ,7 ___ V. _________ __________ ____ _______ . j (JSItTt F ii r n It tj r e. appilancea, tooi, uto, Bought • Sold. It-.. rye Ma tt, 215 St. n ford Ave. Ph. $224192. T1'RNITVRE Ifl.fl0 Sq. Ft. flispiar EARLY AMERICAN Y TELL CTTT FURNITURE CENTER : :"t A'e 1.1111 TO , "If I hear one more con,pI&nt about higVi load prices, I mcr 4. upholstery 50. MIsc. 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PJ 'tP M 1()hOT y,r,rL,nc (1r,,,rl..4 'f"l'IR VT''T' r' 145-4-i I i... • I - Hrnie For Sale 1I%iti'I iloan, lope In .ltrrim t'n' an i• mi .. .. -To SET1'l .E EsTATE 1 h 'I l I ii hi.- n' on chasI' enrl','r c-• .Y i- r', •1''AIIA'' ip piY .IAO ?pri & J $ ii 1O__1o1iiip 11nme-Ren4 inn Apnrfnienl Ior heft i ir, AIII,rnr 4q1 \I F1A - \A BONS till flnsusu trailet ii - At lioN Al'Aft rMP'41 inns ti,,,, qs,'g00 flann, V flt *'nfl%$i Penilunle. $22- I IS--It' Inil I. 122.1111 lII(V't "'' 'Ifl, perfact i"ti'l -------iIttI• ' tItIyDIAft$I i - Iciul . - $-Ih)M ftittulatietl Alit. _ __-__-_- . -ill III i it ii it istite sbnnn All titilli Ic-a $I Mnt.tu,lIa, V I IV () I1 lit I I I I'It ? autute A. t.i?-ARn _PII.± ------.-----f'flhI5 h,v'sit IpI prIrca! ta0e;t;drReut :wiq ki 2ct7 W 'nvtruirq (•5q$ P'h ,n *!2-7IU I ' $ TA MA U I 2 r '' ii r, t!llI2c iflar i 1'. to # FOR vt''. si','r'tn r(Iy?Fftq VA?"4 rt - ---------- - - ------------- L neYroie (n'i. eI'i. •ti 3'.l0t uI.U.C1 ' ,..4 k•,ai ,4;. 4, 'aq.l' -LI Q I , - QQ c W - - A YtultIple IipiIn APrRAISER Realtor II1IR _ ri tirinment hone & ioatlnn • 1 0 P i•t ,, tiiti'oni -_-_- ------_______. ___________________ . In I- Irailer Space-Rent lcaIty 11111 ftIiiiifl4 - t-It?,neIft, iiliat t- dcmniu for titan. uIl MatmnIIs. 2*2-0710 64 Dodge T..i '4+'.'., m. '5 ('tin Mu , III r r soult '1 H t I BEA f,imtiv. T)iehl dolIlut In thia tdrm.. 2 l'iath hlci'k HOLrnAY-MA(;IC G'IRL hi-.ini' Ith I. tin. it. rm.. tia. (Itla - Womon - Ponlor La4Iet i'c-nt. boat & air, ot.k em Part tim,' ,inii Full time sir iro-'od RrMgE Pills firr1ht Ihia minute Call mn,iy c\trsc. Pnle.'t $a,mfrd Interview'. U Appnlntmoflt iota. mn(atandIn on :-& The 1 AfflC nutn)iir Ic so bm t.t V7 Sc:::) -c? . 7',- CALL NOW!!! 1hE . LL 't\\TKfl .l'%fl hl.% r ,'i'-'t'n TO T-'flhISt flU ti ti itiiiiii' OIII'C Is hem-, ' I - t'it i. ii persons tnt.:-, , tu. 1,.l hotIrg di'- r I' I ho t in '-.u.m-n n ' - t .. : ',r _________________ - + 0 T . - - PI' RM flu r + -- .:, baths, ' 111 tfl ii ,, Lil n East. thence run 10(1. Resort Rentals ( o" i:sist a iii,- ______________________________________ thence run UCEA% I'IU't' AI1'S. 139 . ersihy -tht if Wii .f St att fl - .a.l 4 3€ ' then.-.' run South 4 t' 1961 1*1•P .4 t.I....I!__A tdirs, ir - - - Plymouth 695 4-door sedan, eufomdtc trio mission 1960 , , , Rambler $ Stition wagon. A nice Car SEMINOLE IV i'ILAK A AI'A RTM KSTS 114 IV. VIRST ST. KUHN. APTS. close In. Jimmy Cowan. 372-4013. _______ -__ 1O95 600 , thnrp, low mI?e.gt4 APAR I MI4N I - _________ Dart Fiat_______$595 Ideahls to 'atlantic Pa tona fleach Mrs I'UR\I'-Ii1-Ii - tl\I.(fl'.1SULI) h- U. Iuutchiann. *2.-401ii. Ph. flesitlent Mgr. 323.1240 _______ _______________________ i' 2" East a ills- QUALITY MtJIllI.E HOMES North Hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford lance of 1(' t. to a point, sail t22-2c62 point l'etumg on t1m Southwest- S -- SI4fon wigon, air condtonsd, cleen 'i.rat cii. 404 1'. 14th St. ' $ -- CAf ................. l963Ford '- hers lit Ted \Vilhiamp 4 & . ltto'MS hit-n., tuiwlv 'I"- ILi m.i %vari'. aa'4 condfon,d.................... Stote lii 1' '4 i- fl l South. 102. Mobile Homes - Sale tIon 20, Towns-hip 0 East, thence TUO ________________________________ Range 4 iir - 414104 downtown. inquir, at i 0 Lauri'l A t'e. South 1 apt a dis 'aorth 0 ii-. n point on lance of the Soeth ino of the N1, See- prIvate EI'Ii&PT8., for eetlt-e,l iteople 'hen equipped. (.5411 ..223hh.h. flange taTire of 1 conmy utliltIes turn.; uit'øCI$Ily stilted hit umnfilrn n, Ton-nstmtp 21 Si-ut h, section " ht..i,a. Townehip i South. flange t0 y' VIHN. lltM'SK. East, then.i run N.m 11 .' Northwest corner SW' . NK , '- U1)h'tI -- $ a., ec.'4 eiriiIonirej ............... 4-door 2'l.1, 229tL ,jn,-4 + -- I4"4tI'.D. 1964 Dodge itillIM. turn ,.%pt.. $4, 301 K. thm. - ,- - 2-door, r4dio, h',ter, CIA I$rI............ 111Th, KIt. equipped, T2'.2.11fl. A I 1________________ 11?. I tti?'..il, Inn. ----_________ -______ ''• '° Pavton Realty I Eapt a dlptan-t' of I5 (1. to the - lop I '... flPHM 11Lt1SE '.'ntpletely liii mmtslmi.t tr,sacak. (41'. l962Renaulf 59111 K Ii.fi4, 2 'Ii I 'lAO ('1.1 pI'tic 'lii r.i-: tvs, g,pii 77; 19'I l-IihtI, '111M"tI i0r.4 (II.I'tii')UI1j- Mcdii,, 1299; ID11 'il:l,'Itltt• luut'hu'ts iI',c, 19t.fl I III I Ititi I I Hu Inn 1ltt IU. run tanee , -- 1 //itl, :. p (ii. ?-1Oh 2540 hIawatha *t 17.52 t5 f'*,l'4c, ,, Vt.4 63 Econoline Van KitI 1).nau :s I:,l 1 '- oitt ii 1'°!:. then.',' 'Range - ------___________ --------- GT ,,,f-'."a.fi.t 63 Pontiac I7U "'t' m..htp I intu'ti fl 1145t SIIIth. Hflflg(' (44 1.-i the N.-.rihlance of "vu-lion 17 -al tlIRhwnv Renforil Honforil 22- I i-it. OtlnIn 1144-OI4 DaIly tIl 9 i. m. - OImn __________-------'tIttM1'AJ(1 titlmk 5, t'I tthItt ?e'4i'., Dart h',c'4Pi. Inca. ;hI, •• I !113 % I tI,J( M, tsnipc-r VOLKS\TAGIN 222.1120 711 h • fleaS Mt. . .-.Mt k1.i 1i1 AI'( . ;liitu. iii111'UM.. hITCUKN turn., tinhiti, i'1ai'ttI. hot & t'i'l.l hositer, $ inn. 3?2-2fl2 or tc-r fuitti. 1.1. .lmiiti'.' lii. 'tm' 'i'ett..n _A mo-.hlp ..i nuth. 1iane ;i i-:mu't. to tue point of h'cginnin,. I- r.m cauit . poInt of helnntng, run In a Northerly direction iong said cast corner 'tI ' (;ARDEN A I'A IITM KN'l' ¶) . Houses lor llent , c-,,..m, ' II _______________________________________________ ti'l, m - Park itrIe tl 'iti (IA f,A C II, con Xi j..i ilfl . ------------- i--: -: . '''fl%'I'v'U,ie Ttut', "at Is n iti•:NT 1 leslie,- l''"c- A. :t i,,, t1tMjIIs_iIlli,ii; liii, %22-$I54u7. . --- ott, 11 uu%is('s-.":tlI? or RI'Iit - -_' I tim •h.i, -. Ill 'tI II" l-I.h,' I titlot i;t;i ;'er ri..t ",-mtIclit itiu, • • • ii(t4tt ii(,I.si u•'tflhititi 4!e ui'. II.,1 1111.411a l'tiitI,'I I,.It ( ntu'i itis tiI'W litaffIlulfit the', eg a - ----It ogin, 1 Lifihil tnhic's. line ownKU 2 II1rm., 24 haiha, _ __ 0 ice i'riyt,m.',it', . he a'u,itvie,I or .___ -21r1,l, entral air A. heat 2 OAF $t iii (tim ho ti , ii,, 'h.ier atit's fl( ;1nrIn1enlM lor l'iil are, enolosed porch, 2? ft. 1 TilE elnu'ill' u'iti ,t (-nil '%'. it. M.('huInR, 222-4221 : I !i0 t'Ai.TANT altiti ttnnu, Mn,,'i ' ntt1' & li-ft IitIfl tflO,11U THE iin ii tiui'* ti nfter al a In thin rvnnIft U imlt, A19M., nm;i1.toiy i',itu,I,, t -n,lhn new • h t. e area 2" f.0 lOOP iro,e inhtic- I ill \ I hAl I I hi' $()(I , 222 149$ t't;t 'i , a ii M anm 220% -tit - .i'a • 1i.nniti t . - -_ 1'lt it' tthmInli him,'huu,loa •ini'i rI' ---________ i'a 'lit I ,I eu tsi i kit. urn hu.iting I'II 1"LII 4()J 'ttiimtI. ;:. I:I()'4 ta,. -'; c- - 77. Situation Wanted CKrrohl Furniture. - . l511a1% t lviI4,i,IC _________ - - _____ r1l),Itffl. - -.- .--.--- -------- II/EPJ ;kIis1P ECHOLS REDDING Co. 1VKSTMEXT & REALTY 2'NF.W RANC;ER 1001' c'r Ui1ts, OI.ER 25 YEARS 2$?-1tS BeddIng & F'tmrnItr,' PAINTING - CARPENTRY K N it R A 1.. H()1SE 11$ S. Park Ave. 5790. 10 ai'to X Talc Fret. Di'OP PIKE workmanship in upAT FAC'TORT A. 4. Adoock 227-11555 Servlee. Cafl evet CL.EAN1'( holstering, draperies, allpcaovLand 734-i53€2. __________________________________ 19 MnrVTOHa to (i. era. 'rIme payments as fltOe ____________________________ SURFDOARr) REPAIRS as. mc. Drapery hardware READY MIX Cnnc'reia. Blocks.. 60. Biisinesa Opportunities to lniatailRtifllt. Ci.,nient (colors.), Stepa, Steel, _________________________________ flIrlTAR1.1 woman wu R02 Psi-k Circle w(.rk. Ph. KITLP DECORATING SHOP Wire metih, Dry Wolls., 7:2-4062 or 2:2-s3tc after 5 p.m. •\ st'itn itvi Ph. 72-2935 Grease Traps- & Window Silla. uIlssl.tl,r.. , :, Tieres- land. Ckli 84. Real Estate Sale finie th Your Ytnof? ? _____________________________ MIRAcLE CONcRETE CC). owner E & .1 TURNER ROOFING 30 Elm Ave, $2-€761 _______________________ 8Vaeuum nep Ph 3t2-34011 Sanford ______________________________ GOOD WHITE AlumInum rot sale. Call Ot.t-.,•,, REATTY i?2Cl' tifter St p in. USl1) \ACUCM C.4EASEItS age tt-aor, 23-Painting __________________________ SOMETHING? i-lb t1' 2.7l74 Da 4I. ittr.V COMPANY ______________________ li9-Schools & Instructions Nlghtp-W.ektunni S?-O4 ILEPAIIt & PAINTiNG Suit's & Sorvirn ASSUME PAYMENTS NOTIFY THE O\%'NER UIt,T.'p Pt. €.ti.-476? 1ti€€ 515CER in Walnut c _________________________________ 'TH A C. A. W}IIDDON 'Posuiheri. _________________________________________________ ___________________________________ unit. Equipped to alg-stig a Tilson Painting Service Emirnil Nov.-. make !iut.tnnholec. 't1iinograrns BROICER 43 Plants. Feeds, seeds 4Iussi's begIn Si'pt. 1. ('nil 977- 2fl2 S. Park Bruati Spras- _________________________________ & blind uthtohc-a flalnnc-.e 2* _' 'nr 'urttme Infirmituicu. ____________________________________ $f,-6i i-i. pi per nmunth. Ph ____________________________________ c.AI.Ar'T[Ms, lust of th. season. Credit Manage,194't1. iurg hiuictis, in gal, cans.. ______________________________ eI. Male Help 'Wanted NOTICE 24. Well l)rilling ______________________________________ j,(I curls. Conic nar1' for beat ifl (*11! FtI Hut isolmi I Air comitti t h.mier, ______________________________________ I I(.p.tu(Iflp, Ot- in 110 I,O!ti ''II - Itoh I N urser- 140t1g u-ou.ls. 61,1.11 ti 70u,u r.Tt;, i-2 II (I l iii-: Ti 1X. - pers on 'cii pm.' (err'4 kilt f'41 ('(1 Iii III tip 14 ri J IILLLi f)IILLEP. 1'L!M1" f %"i,i,(l it. LZ1k4 Mar'. ltd Cop,-t. Mesh Playpen, good iiintle nil!' ii to hitlirnti SPRINKLER SYSTEMS cd. New- Accredited nursing ________________________ _____________ ________________________________________ _________________________________________ c-until Lion, 210. Ph. $-0. _________________________________________ bI'tik fid fl((11t114 I I('flflI Ijilkil. haiti. Alt Types and Sts-ct Cull I1i.Rur , 655-4475. Misc. For Sale _________________________________ (1('141 Ini enupiiiytnt'tit fnr We repair and Sat-vies _____________________________ }IALLICRAFTIRS S 10? a 11 IlmyS 17 'rs whlrh an cmplo'nr r.''nrdt. older for mit-nWA N'I AD STINE hand Radio. Never uecd-571i. CII"!' (U" BUSINESS! Ing PftT"r routes.. Apply 205 N. i,p. rcaannn Ily n e-.'s*iary to Machinery & Supply Co. Nouutech aircraft L. F. StandTli- }lnnme of 10,11(10 Ttema. Trk Art- .,Saford, the normal IqiorhIlon of hic 20? W. 2nd St. 29.64 ai-d lirnacicst receIver new______________________________ IIILL'S T;ARCAIN BARN nisinese or cnt.'rprIt'. or () ________________________________________ *20. 24 cxtemmsion laiithe, SM:1LL ragtime 180ti Grapevlhl. Ave. marh.nlc- to a eonvenlcnre to our "6 - Roofing .... ___________________________________________ 'M14g1,eNium- $20, I oxygen v.-,.rl: in I 'iLsind. s.'rviee and resider,' It, hit th r'ns k nov. lb. Mcct)'l('IIf tiitik wilt toret Cod workiuig c'u,nctl______________________________________ J'ts(q. TABLES. *75, *115. 231)5, whteh pniiitiotit. the siu1cri-:, till kinilt at! equipninnt. slut asrretisnrler. iE. ::+t-4l;1 thuS. gotiti l.mty. Expc'riv-uuc't' Sanford Herald hunt lehIevei would 1,4 of ROOF FEP.A.IRS - Retail. Htidgtn ______________________________________ 7morIs.sur. ::-..;,:.s---Mstitlsu,tl multI Int,'re,4t to Out' ,'e thsn 1 YEARS of experience. All 5-51C+ 51. Articles For Rent th u,thor hec,uae of the v.crI YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER work gunru.ntocci. _________________________________ ________________________________ __________________________ .sPPc'T:TtIT'I- FtTi A CAr.mtiit dtltiIlktiotI Iii volved. Such NI::,:!, PCJRCH CLII 'iR. 52(1: Maple \1[ ShamrocL Roofing Co. Sales____________________________________ cmiii not he taken to indiesitc RENT A BED custi Inn urm chair, $10; Youth iiitii iti h. Samitord Arest. ::2$-177' that any advertiser Inttn,dc or _________________________________ 3 22 ehult 52: !'1w'imig set. $5; miac. hlollaWa3, Hospital. Bab- Recta. ('tinitilete oh thc Job training. prnctlt-ee an unhziwtul preBy Day, Weak or Month. ltOILMOtslit)lt+ 121 Si&i* S. Park Ave. plus ('OnmniIssi()n. No ______________________________________ Tlvj' CAR.ROLLS FUENITL'tRE ferenee. npitelficattnn or dieA PUILIC SERVICI (')iu"riimri- Tic-rettunty. Ph. 422. _________________________________ W. lit.. criminatlon in employment 26i2h _________________________________ FOIl EASY, quick carpet clean- _______________ css, orluncI, lo-twi'en 9.jft a, HAIJIuL ELECTItONI:S pra et I ret.. ing rent Blue Lustre Electric in. Mnn.-Fridap'. P AUTO TIitdi., Specialists. 4 hr. _________________________________ ___________ pinnmnnnp,nit' s-i ic I I LI ____________ ----------._ '.. • __________________________________________________________________________________ utirvie.- "_A''i ' -- -- - III Photie nc,par. k ----.------ ---------- -.. , ________ _____________________ q5 br 1 ______________________ For Fast Resi j Its - T"urn, or tinfuarn. nom 14 hash h 'm' lnnatod no 'rner i'icnii-ntai e.hnni. i fl!it- 1ANC1lT portone. 'N)RS, with fitotory Ii A('Lh.S u'l' pactisre. fenu'e & 4j weok. tieilrnnm frame la' - f.n,'.. ,uirroiindinin. onsatit hioIltf' A larg't barn. t m'nllea btit4 on irhiU'tIOfl, Minimum tjl on pa ed rnui'I fm t(' for 4(t hr. Ap1 in perdown. F',nina i.O. ann, ho Tint telephone. Shapiro Pree h-'a'tnry, T"eiand AirPort, h)etlthn, Fla. Mi. Furniture For Sale __________________________ W1L.SOMAIER WOMIN over i neehe4 to ahot Buy - Sufl - Trade Teolinr l'u,ihinnh'. P ii m ph 711-15 it. is SL . . _____ ' flout 101 n1c ________________ 1N OlAN;F ('ITY 4. hut nnt T%rPftrr, trutit tsar'. Penn oomulete 5. Wanted To Bay __________________________ in re,ume to Pronnel Miunwet V. Sanfor4, na. er. SKLL ITS Yotir 9i,rnitu,p., tuiok Put-vice with the cash. perienu'1. Pei' 3 MR'HATC, StIPER TRAD1N( PC) _____________________________ Servloe 'Manasret itt $emlnnlo Citnt 'MOtOtt.. T'IA'(I AN1'itri from private Party. \Vrltc kInd A prlci- e'qi Tint 19S, Sanford Herald, SanCLAIMS AD.IUSTER ford, Elti. to ti1*it.te, Age ____________________________________ , lviii train, lVflhtn to toSMALL Rtiina,',i necet perkinn' l'te In nIor4ui. coellent up tlac 1.i.ow.C'.oat 'Want Ads rceume ppor(unIy. $on4 to tell and sell! & photo to C'iaImpt rwipt., na. _________________________ ______ I'artn Bnroaui Tnuiranoo ('omCASH FOR TRASH t"nf,u. 4!M S. W. 1th $t., AntiQues- & used furniture waitt(aIniiflt. h•'la. UI'1. adRRTTWF.S PNTTUR Park & 76th. 122-1450 72. Female Help Wanted iGMAHINE IISKI't FurnIture, any amnnt. SKWI ______________________________________ WILL BUY yot,r usable hut used furniture & etc. I.. C. rEI.L. t2-7Mi(; or 9-91.71. _______________________________ ______ -d flBI Vitlt I-lct'p1'rAL BFIflP MA.AC).R rRAIN1.1.: ROPERT A. w1ttIAMP oha it-ia, sick .;XC'11 .1 tIort tin it Realtor for sale or rent, tfl!iti iti-21b tO it'O• tnUfl tsE Ha moOd brncw'rr R)'XAIL TtRT1(S tional Cnnorn. 'with - * Plneereat Shopping ('entet pprI0n'P in ofl U! Qb1 Mut ha Orlando Dr. Ph. 972-7911 tn in.ni lothtn. Tt. ci- ___ ' - a .41 1VIRV flIp WNT1U'(1 WI bL*' I Z% ti 0 K. u t'ur RCU1 It Pays To Do Business Thni Classified. Ph. 322-261 I SAULS AGENCY 4k1t3 _________________________________ ft - ST'Al- SPRTN(FIR .çj 15. Special _______________________________ CAlLS wAsuEr ASP 'I''AXED, at your home or mino. Cal hay 0Itn Jr., 511nc. ___________________________________ ____________________________________ 2. Personals 2. Personals ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ Do You have a dr1nkzn problem. SUICIDE I'reveumtinn. C1l WE Write P. 0. Box 1717. Sanford. CARE. Oriando 241-5225. ir 1ISH .i. .'tuiictt i.'i STIID SERV'lCIE: AKC' registur.'ul 1.41140k & tan Dachshund. 22-ofl9. 18. Catering - Fond _______________________________ OKRA- 77-041&. ______________________________ YOU Probably missed a pale to day . . . Use Want-Adt daIly. Imiviuttigate the Low-Cost rsghi Pilday - 1-.30 A.M. to 5 P.M MONDAY SATURDAY :OD AM. - 12 NOON Publish.r roesrves right to 'eject, revise and properly classify all adv.rtls.m.nta. Adlustm.n$a will be mad. on a rv.run basis only for typographical .rrr 44.4 effect $4. valu, of 44. ad. Mjustrnsnts will not ha mad. beyond $4. first Ins.rtion. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Legal Notice A .. t'tut. ic", t;'n ______ Want Ad Department Hours t on ITOItSitS: Tiny. Sell. 'Prado. 322911S.. 'IV. Il 2-Ii'.wst-d. 'tVvmiti ltd D-aàeoh. & InaIR'ueU.a 7l-aTpIey',st e.r4 y.-is.ue asig w.. help $-M&e Ps1. help 24-Ml Bali Waat.d 77-Estuettos, Waetsd 77-A--Situation Wa.utd Students 11-100001. Propsrty S28U*ifl• Prop.-M 1s-ka1 utats Wasssd j• ••17-Roatn. R00t*l. Ml. •X-GtC V)A0i'Ss ° oe' H-Houses--Hal. or Rout 9i-Hou.e For Rout 1$-Real Estate Ezchangs 1-ltssorL nant&. 101 -'Tral si-s -(aas. _____ 352-Mobil, Homs.-s. Itil-MobUe Hnutse-R.at IOt-'PraIlse Hpace-kset IS&-TraIi.r i4t lll-AparLrn.sta POI Rost 10$-Rooms P.r *0t 113-Hotutal AfSata 111-Wanted To ReaL ilL-Autos Par lIC-Autes -let. or Tras Ill-Truoks For Mi. IU-AutomotIes 121enotere & Cyaloo 133-Boats & Motors I2L-laran. SUppilse 14-ap.ela.) R.rv$ J1-lotsr$r Deosst'u l7aItor$ai I$-2n.espe l9-Bafldsri Ispph D-Bavlwar. 11-horn. 101pr01 :2-Plomai 3-Psatlog se-Won Drilkag fl-Alt C2004.. & 2S-Rooflnx ?e1v4os u-Ra U-Photo & *qutprn.at fl-Rem. Appliaae 1I-Mos4.s.3 1sstesets Equlpaset 3)-u.ts 1$-job Priutlag uitg BERRY'S ROLRDEt1 Reasonable Rates Good RidinE Area Phone 522-U&I CLASSIFICATIONS + SPECIALS: Baby Skunks, 17€; $4JuIrrem itlotikeva. $1I. Rsihy tvnaha, $9€; Pet a+flh Fish 'muT ,ltpi.. AntnuO Kingdom 1.i'tngwnttil Ph. S3P'i1144 2i ANIMAL BAV. Kit?.SFLS: Roardiup. For sale, AKC' (Thihitabna. alpn nmteeI brec-illi. 5221.77.2. -t4€K. old. Cull 12-792€ or ________________________________ CIIRMAN SIIEP. Ai+C. male. 4 lsin.-k & suivu.r..nirnsit TTsi'-i-v, Kmnclp,-t72. ___________________________ __________________________________ 10. Poultry - Livestock (51J MINIMUM CNARSI) Always order your ad on the economical weekly or monthly rates. When you get •arlier results. Call and cancel - you'll b. billed +or only the days run at earned rate. ----- __i 'wrw uaran teed POCff)LE PZIPPTitS, hekhthy. 'FIns toy A miniature iii stuct. 'Pet-ma, i2'-l449. Dfr.ct Pho,,e Ljes To W* AdS SOUTH SIM1NOLE SAN1D 11,. Loiqsr Yo £**a.eusu wqr lhi-;!OSTERI.;i-i MInhittlIrt C!ohltP l"t1PflIt. '1 'Male a remal.. flh Want Ad Information 3fl261 1 a va.u, a 7 j Your 'White Elephant' Will Find A Home Through Herald Classifieds Q - - COUNTY MOTORS - 1801 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0614 a and for aim orde"dlscba gitig iii., ap ,.umi Al. dstlr,. .iIIea, u,IIIIIIu.., .115,T. flt htJ b MUSIc SHOP Chimpton 2i.iiIfl -44. __________________________________ , & • -. mnatruntcumt.t Immed this the '7th dns o' & at essori. u A Is I tll.St • Si.It-a It. ittulu & It. pairs . ..111i4 G ,tmidr. v. .d a Ar Adnitnustralor (if the ___________________________________________ Etute of , ,,11., , T - .hlC ( It. . T .5). 01 AS EAST az calling on your Alma 1 litirston Deceased. ftflt IWANI) VOlt EMIWOLE s--. Publish, Aug 15 & sept : .6i1. 11 1966 . CHA(LR'I O. Id_UI 'lifT. Il('W flTl SAl lNOS EAM- _______________________________ • Tori, CurpuruJoti, t_eo I t1 otice /u, + . _. u... , . . I - e a! a New ti c 3 a me Tm tie aminnic Cnunt Court flous in 5antord. Floridri, within sIx calendar I I uimott'hip. 'rum the tini. cc time' 'trat publIcation o' thUs imotlit. ( ni 'vu a itt I (101 u'r Citcit lutnm at deuuiand mut. hi NiIMi(Ii.I-: (:oEvl'a I'IOhliI)A is-i writing amid contu.tn the islac's-' lilt . tilNim' of rcuidcn'c and limit offln lid. I APi: 01 ct-eat. o' the claimant and must L17CILIE T, (,()Nj, tie sworn to by the claimant, hi.. rIrCEARED agent or attorne3 or tim, panic WOTICE TO CItEfl1'io.R shall be s'old. TO ALl V E It ft W $i HAYMargaret It. Frost 1%G (t1.A111i mu 1)BHA.WDS Ac Domiciliary Executriy AGAIW'I' itAll) ESTATEs said estate • • - - .. -• a! , . - ---- ' th - A - - 895 $ 4-DOOR ".. ,. i - Cortina - - - - - - 4 DOOR SEDAN '. - " • \t. -- Fiat 11 U.0 w .- ( - - - - _ " -.11 .c ion 1 \W 1'.Ii " -n'ti 1!In.!. 20 t24 42 to East, at tl2tauit V. .. ri, r ut it the 1 ItO Ti ii \' 1 N V. I 1 Last Ii Ii 1si i. 1 chip hi it Ii l't+i. uh.'umc, 'tI ,- m.t SIN l .1'i'i hIlt .! IV 2. uth huh Lost a ilistaTiuc of Rang,tti4 Ni rtht 't u rntr 5( 2 St-ut I (ifl ,ti, Toi TN Si5k' 14 hfp 1 Siuth, floor- :11 East, dIstance of thence North a it IiUtt, said pnint IM'.f7' 1 'It - L + Lark A DAIl ANIt HAT ER, NEW TIRES ............ I I $ (1VIT 1W AWl) FOR uElflWft1E ALCEE FAI2F.IER, A single maui, L Fl.liILlDL. ORAWS'lilit't Wit. 1117 BAIt'! 1(111I 11 DTT Al SAl INCIS AND i/IAN ASI4OCIA'r)nN Platmsttf, 5$ UUBLI.'T COLLINS a a] Tsefei,chunta. wn'rivi or i vu tu 11t4)ft'lGAGE P01tL10i3OSVJLE - to1'W'rY. - - NOTICE 0? any claims and demands which DDB-75 Pftftl3(1.0(1'ltl SALE s'ou. or cittuor of you may have 'PD 1E?D (iI$(!j UT' C1.ilith 01' (tflhihI'l' agaii,s• avid catate in th. office 7W THE CIRCUIT COURT 01' to: AL.CLF FAPIIICIL NOTICE If' }ICItl'RY Gil Clii f lion hurl' It Iltiusitoldar THE WINTH JUDICiAl 01k1(51 A11 Hi 1Cfl't Isnttfied to uuithr'rsigmirct Arthur H i tiutitt Judg. of Seminole Cotnm- ('l'IT 1W AWD P'DR 5EMlui I tub' hi,itict thilit a suit hue been Bcekaattti Jr., Cl.'rk of the Cir- •'.. , of'ia'e In the Court V4fl'W1'. FLUfl&. iii ii aigitillt4t 'ou LII tue ubci%, imUil C ,,f 5t niiiva,lc Counts Hous. iti Hanford Florida. with- CHAWOERT WO 2S175 tt1. dCour'Ih, nature of title Florida will an th. 14th das in a1. .uli ndar months from me HARTFORD FEDERAL SAl bt'jstctiiiuir, lt'HG, during the legal tinac of the first ptihitcation INGS A?D LOAN ASSOCIATION, I.. ul Latute Mortgage. held his luemu"s sal. at the nuuln door this n.mtict Each claim or do. Fiututif' 1 FlU 11(11% SAt INGS IIANk, of tiu of Courthouse of Semumiule maud must be in writing and 't'a. , *eV,ezidunt, • I I w-.-s.t .1 it . a h't ' IF YUR CRDiT IS GOOD? ' site. ttmenre ag. ourt NO DOWN PAYMENT g a '' I' , ' '-_ • k '' .." V • I cial Itecurtis Bunk L.t Page .13.... WOTJOE OF RUIT 1w puLihic outcry to the highest 'laiunutnt end must be sworn to luiilic It urtis s.f l,M along ,'aid right of way a diiLrninoi( timid inst imicicli r fur cash thu. , thi a Inl,.,,n-' 4 MORFGAGE F0RECL05ER. 1.''. -.-!.2_ 1_iI,.., _ t IJI tii ;ULT'LIuS cinmnimug ,.riuu A lit- UUTIIC 0 tant'.' i I;:t.;c to tile point of fu'llowiuig described TOt 1tOGER E. CLARK and properly iItorne)', o, th .n. shall be interest,' h), through, under th. Court Iii which, stilt Prc-'cetid. situated In henilnol. CLIUIIt)', void. I int,rir, QiJsr i54P, it..ninq PATRiCIA H. CLARK., his • in- against the aforesaid itipi he iteticling Is the Circuit Florida, tn-wit; Sic. East I 56' if SE less !ditQr ir ;cndiJriJ wife I.' Carl W, Boone J,eraunp Court of titi- Sititli Judicial Cit. 5nutt, lii,,, 2 1I. To'.vnatdi ] l.itt Eight (5) cit macit At Administrator of said RENIDEWOEt UNKNOWN fumed, p.rsct ii •cer' reY (it'lL ARE hieretq' notified cult. iii hicI for I4emnilnole County, ititmigi' 7(i i:ast, and the South EIght (5) Sunf.srtl Farms AWD TOt All parties clatn,itsg - •stfltC thut a Complaint to foreclose I"l"ritiu, ii: Chsutictiry No. 16712 .................................................................................. I (I of Cii st 1 (l' of SE '' strs'orthii,g in ;ilu Iti.tret! GILES, HETtRICK & ROBINSON Interests by, threugh, under curtatti mortgage ancumhier. 'hi' deacrhl)tioti of this-' real tiOn l. TownshIp 71 South, tIul3 r.itrnrded iii the Public 11W East Church Street Ot the aforesaid porRu ogi' 741 East. I LARGE 10 z 41 - 2 BEDROOM EleCtra prupert). to-wit: Fioridu. tiivulvud in said iJi'ti. Ploritia. Lust. tue following: Attorneys for Administrator YOU ARE h.reby notified that Hsrdto0 coup., Lot 14, flInt-h; I. COUNTRY ceeditigs. as described Lu the f.actor' a i r 14 ri- a of 76t'(u7 at-rca likases fla'glntsitig at the Southwest Putillsh Aug. Itt, 25 & Sept. . a Complaint to foreclos, a cot. .(IL.t'13 MANOR. UNIT NO. 3. Cuniidutt,t is as follows: conditioiied, O3',•r St-ct loris 2(1 - hra.u'.. In and 71, ii' arid corner of Lot 5, of Riot-k $ 11466 tam mortgage encumbering the Li. according to tli,- pint there7 flh.,dIl "D", EAR. Towns.hip iii South. flange 20 This cit' f be told from of Sanford Farms, according following described rae! pro!IIc_49 of us ricorded in l'lat 1+ii'l; NOSY HOMES, according to new - OlC Owner.......... It' tisureof of _______________________________ pert'. to-wit: list plait thser,so! as record12. Pugw- 75 and 70. l'ulilic Ida. lii h'hut Book 1, I'uge 1?. 1W THE COVWI' or THE 0017w 1t 7. Block H, COUNTRY Ite'uurds of Semlisuk County, tot In J'Rtl Ilotik . . that a pt-t It ton has. been filed of the Public Itt-ct,rilp of 'P1' JIIM.E, $RMIWOLE cjjy_ CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 2, }'loridu. Public 1t.'rur,Is. of betiiinol.in thUs o!!;ce asking thiat the Senitnul. County, Florida. Ti. STATE HF FLOIUDA.. according to the plat therehas Ln'oi filed eg4ilhsst you in CnUiit), Florida. lands. be formed luito foreoiri 4-Dr -0drjmapi, power f*ir• atid ruuitititg East 701' ft.. 1W PROBATE of recorded tim P1st Book the above styled suit, and you tt,lttthier 'ti ti't following a drairsage dfetrict und.'r Chaptheist-c NOrtil tu Nortlieriy 15 ,, Ikr Ealat, .f aid bakes, air cijndstion.J, 12. Pages 75 and 71, Public 4cr 71'S, Florida St at utca, atid ownCr unites....... i: 'oue Answer or other Pleading t'itt,'d It amid art' permunenti)' that the l'jre-g..tng IHOuJi b a!Southlwuiteri)- idoug Nurthii'rONLY ty, Florida. flueased. to the' Cunit'luitit on Pluttitiff's. ihstulled a'. a part of the liiily liii.' of sold Lot S to J-1WA1 WUTICE has been filed against ' attorneys, ANI'EiIHON, H1.IPI-I. Pi'O'.',llitmlitt Ill' said land: drainuwe iiictrl'-t &ii.'I hue rtn. Nirntitws'ct curlier 0! saud Notice SMALL DOWN PAYMENT it. hereby gtv.'yi that the above styled suit, and you BEAN & l+'W'N1'l';S, 2 (diEast IVatli lleatcri for the dcr'ed liable to $.'uthtc"iy tt YOIIJi. titi' underignrd will. ANI on te' •ct-a t S copy o ttac :iitlm are r-equtred 4-Dr.. Powsrqiid.. regular ('tstttra! Liiuic'urd. ltrlunilu, Y"u or,- required to tilt your t hit ix purpose ,, )',iInt uf lh'gituuiluig. (iu3- of uptt'nibimr, A. U. 1965, your Answer or other Pleading INSTALLED ON V.5 .......... Answer or other- l'huadiug in the Iiitlatiltsg.n,itirl.'.- cui,cnts rnairstutt:tsg LI'thin Clerk of tlii' F'ur.'i,iotqurt- entered Iii a case .Judg.- of Satuitsul. Cuunt-, Flue,attorneys, ANDERSON, RUSE, office of the Clerk of the Cir. ubuvc mitataitid Court ILIId SCtVC IL YOLILOT that nsa>' hi ne,'.-.p&tr) to cfteet its said Court, the atyic Ida. lila fiuial return, account DEAN & IaOWNDES, 322 East cult Court on or before the 5th ttltit'c(l! 15 1)011 this-- plain- pending of whiliti. I. , the tcrIuuntt''mi thi-u.- o!; and you _______ ____________________ und vouchers, as. Executor of Central Boulevard. Orlando S Pass Wijori. V5 .fh i'd. day of Suptetutter. 31)515. 1! you tiffS ItttUt'hie)'a, WHITTAKEIt. Richard C. ituilgurs.. hereby noarid each the Estate' of CLARENCE F. Florida, and tUe the original tr.srmsm;sson air condi?ioo.d. tified to ailpear Oh tit hefors 1es sifl be' taken ugitimist y'.,u dress is Stilts-. 207. 71 East Ciiitinat. thien utid thert, usuks-' p. uffiot of the Clerk of this-- Circuit miul ltrt."t. Urlssisd,.. 1"lorldu, fiji- iii.' relief ejeusnuisdud it, thu 2 UDIOOU of the uu,dcrt.ign' d Clerk of the ASSUME i il.'sir'. t.', I',.rtl stid I'atrIetu ii. pllcuitluts to (lie Said .ludgc fur Court or' s-jr before 10th dey Cumi'lsuint. later thiui, the- 'U doy of Aug- Furd. Its'. wife, 5i ,i,ttsu,It Court.' t. dOWfl PAYMENTS ' Circuit ('Out PRONT KITCHEN S a fitial settlement of his ad- of August. 1960. if yoU fail to 'Plus. Ntjttt't ahiahl lie puiilitls- asat. 1tit. au required by L.iv., I ty and show CSU'.C. if an>' there DIA.[ 425.5938 , luefeusduusts-, ,,ituthstratIu u! said e5tte, and do decree pt-c confeseci will oct cite.' a week tur tour cotise- else' a litciet Ian Cuuituuu will auth ths, ite'k,mt iiunsbimr of whiittb by, t.'hiy said drainage district, i • fur as-mi urdc dischaargtiig hini i.e be taken against 'ou for the ro(NOT LONG DiSTANCE) t'UtVi weeks In the bunlut-tJ be tsuitere'ii ugriluist )ilU as set forthi In eald petition, is No. l411514. s.uch Executor. •! I Ref demanded In the Complaiut. 1N '41'11'.ESb ItEEREOF, l Herald. shall hut Fr i,tg.tuitze'I as a pubW'ITNE$b ni> )setustl utsd the of' Dated this the 4th di>' of Aug. This Notice shall be publiahed I'ATEI) THIS 2rd du' ut Aug. hsuve hereunto set my hafld and ficii seal uc "ITS THE SERVICE lie corporal to,, i. the Stste ot sKId Court. this ust, A.D, 11565. once a week for tour consecu. ittsc. affixed nm official sea! itt bt'iiih. 17th ilay of August, Florida. THAT COUNTS" J. PLOY!) I.IAK.ER ti'.'c weeks in The banfus-d . Executor Her:ltlj'a.Ij, uit'ls- Coutit>', Florida, LImit 27th (SEAL) of the Estute of aid. __________ lit rt isuir H ilech:witi,, Jr. " (it 3 UI>. 11)66. Arthu: IL Jj.uk'.a's!i:, 3:. ArI ii tjr H 1Icekwtm hi Jr. "LA ltEN('E F'. flAK ER DATED THIS !?th day cii' Clerk ut CircuIt Court Clerk tif the ('IliUlt Court, 'lerb Circuit Court ___ Deueas,d. July, 1965. ii>: Dutiiiu 11 Llarkus_______ Setninuls Count)'. Florida. At'tisur H. Bt-kwiti&. Jr. By: BouituC N. Murkua STENST1LUM. DAViS & (SEAL) _______ ° bepit> Cit-rAt Vihila-is, B. C. Clerk, Cli'cust Court 'I'. fly: Ms:-th,a Deputy Clerk McINTOSH Arthur H. Reckwith, Jr. Aii4ercofl,, Rush, Desu & IAC E. l'upe Basct'tt :uuluule- County, Florida Hurt>' M. }luI'hs Attorneys for Executor Clerk of Circuit Court t.owzudes Ii>: Donna )1. Ilia'kus • 500 5. Maitiund Ate At-hurst.'>' fur Pluttitiff Florida State flank Suite By: Donna U. Marko. _____________________________ HWY. 17.92 ___ ___ 77 East Cermtral liuuha'vard _________________ ______ L'eput>- Clerk Muithatad, Florida 725 E. Jesmiaedy floulct'urd Sanford, Florida Deputy Clerk SINCE I MILE NORTH 1908 Oriisuado. J"lurlda Jdt tltlortre ___________________________ Publish Jut>- 715 & Aug. 5, j, 'I'utiipa 2, Florida Attorney for Ptuh'itshi: Aug. 12, 19, 76, Sept. , Publish July 11 & Aug. 5 1:, ''-Siof CASSELIERRY ruhiscb Aug. L, 1.2 115, 75, 115516 tV. 11)65 __________________________________________________ Publish: Aug 17, it', 2t. St-pt. 7. )"ilh'llkt Aug. 111, 11111€. iS, 11+65 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ L'L)C4 I PH 13$ 3321 1.1DB-lid Lsi,ii-5i 1)Li(' 10 DUB-Ill " DisC $5 c'(lOT'Efl, tilt wife UNKNOWN - 1'iIit Sit", thicuice ii' N'.rt I) Ii tie-f aid S. wage' Tr' uttn"ttt 1'ittit ft U (hit ,.ttiitstL4hl(.& .' i-. f t.Iih 'it 'I 'iii rtl w o p Tr.-.: mt-nt I'lunt uth alc,n the V. t line ' tt i I I I Towns hl, 21 South, Range .. Lut t it ii dO Tile t.f 13_Ill to a point s'n tile- North rlht of v.•ay Trt-Htrum.'iit ' I ItLahIiLhCL ____ JWI*lI '-i'ui', - - r invested __ ___________ ONLY ___________ - . ___________________________ ______-______ ' in your trading area! the naees , Introductive Special i," of a ________ __________ / Buick against ' - S2195 - - . $ Olds 88 '. as - ' 1 966 MODELS ) OI' ADS . . . ONE WEEK nc '2850 'FROSE RES1JL'I'S Now Being Discounted! '63 tuas.tiuun '' pc- nat- a vii UP w- ittm , cni . "u are _____ ______________ ____ _ ____ __________ __ 1964 FRONTIER _______ SAVE TO ______ $200 the DIALd 3222611 + AFTER THE SALE + - Ike Sanford a? $995 . . m }ttrald _______ o _________ _________________ 1495 "We Care About You We Care About Your Car" I - jes '62 $1,000 2195+ Chevrolet Impala Buick Special Large Inventory To Choose From so, a - 225 an • 2O95 - -. ,. . -++' _________________________________________________________________________________ _______ ________ ____ _____________________ ______________ ____________ CentrAl FloridA Mobfle Homes SANFORD FORD HWY. MARY BLVD. PH. 322.1481 17.792 & Phone LAKE 3220231 I , I 0. t S - - Ii i4. I - ---- - - -.. " _ --- - - I ------ -' 't..-..+'.--- - -' -----------------.--- -. - - '. :' - - �11 .• .. -.. -. a s - -..& . -. .- - - -- .• -.-----&. .- - I .-.. . .. - - -, *. ,&A. - -• • ...-. .-. - •••._. .--'-.-'., - ;'&- -- •1 -- - -- ..-'.. - ..M..- L- J- '. -.- .-.- - .-.-. ..e...e.. •'l . - ,. ,'•- .4 . - . . .-.. .'.. . I .. - Aiv,.*~ I - '-- - I . Every W loria Poice apure Five Viho Fled Jail " L ' ' ., a, ;tI;e* i'_ *0Fiv,b Give Up To Leon .. Deputies 'Quieflyr; 2 Still At Large i 17br i ;allfjarb Tjrrath cck ' S Ill Adventist Baptist V1ffl.flAT TIlE ADVENTiST CHITRCI4 Ooar 7th & lm -- Pato? Marshall RERVICES SATUItDAYSabbath School -. g:2( a. M. Worship SeIee - fl:fl a, in. W.dn.eIaV Night 7:20 p. in. Prayer Service FlitS'? BAPTiST CflItTT1CU &11 Park AVSflDS Pastor anoe r. fl 1:10 a. in. morning Worship . 1:4& a. is. Sunday School 11:00 a. in. MoimlnI Worship ________ IllO p. in. Training Union }'ventng Worship 7:45 p. in. Wed. Prays? SSrVIOS 7:10 p. in. . . - . •. - BA.PTIST s. Old Orlando Rd. at H.sr Pastor H. Ha milton Griffin 1:45 a. in. Sunday School 11:00 a. in. Morniflg Worship 6:20 V. a. Training TTnton Evening Worship - 7:41 P. a. Alliance 4.1sLiIANC1 CHURCH 1401 Park AVS ILt 14th '' av. Blair ItcOarvey :4L a- in. *und&V School 11:00 a. M. Worship Service 7:10 P. in. 'vsu1n Worship 5:20 (Wed) 7:30 P. M. yST $*TV1 I - EWE % -. . A. . .' . .Asseb1y Of God OP GOD CIIUJLCIL Cot. 27 th and Em I'astoT ii.. u.. Wilds? 9:45 a. in. Sunday School A. in. in. Morning Worship - i0:&( 7:10 i' Worship En1ng rn .. 6:00 Youth Ssrv. (Sun.) 3I) MIdW..k Serv. (Wed.) W a. I I . 1. - , ?11V() . _____ CHURCH SUNL.A1J1) BAPTIST 2410 Prench Lv.. Pastor Rev. G. E. jLodgas 1:45 a. U. Sunday School Morning W orship 11:00 a,. in. Evangililtic ServIce. 7:00 p.a.. Wod.Pr&YS?& 1:20 V. a. Bible Study Sponsored by Baptist Fellow.hlp" \ Holy Communion l'amllY Service & ,.. - . r NTflA1i BAPTIST CIfljltL.11 AVL. COT. 14th St. & Oak pastor aaU Smith 9:4 a. in.. luday School Morning Worship - ii00 ain. Training Uunton - 6:ib p ru. 8:00 . vsn1n& Service iV'.d. prayer Service 7:Zti p Nursery Open I 1'. WTKB. Sunday Nit. Br.d5t it - - WESTHIDE 4tI BAPTiST CIIUILCII 5th 5*.. & Ilully Ave. John B.. King --- Iast.or Sunday School - 10:00 a- in . Sunday a nOTfliUg Worship 5und*y 3:10 P• fl• vnIng Worship WedflusdSY pra yerS.rvtO4-- 34'> . . Cia.iiui' w • ! , . :5-I' I 14 A JORDAN 411ESIONAh BAPTIS'r CHURCH 2121 West First Street - 1'.stor Win. i. Stephens Sunday School - 10:00 a. n-I M. )IOTflb.E Worship - 11:00 ventng WorsilIl) . 7:30 P. in. Wednesday priiyer > 7 .30 Sery 'WEL,COIIE" 1 Id tTi aM DAKLAWN IIAPTLS'? CHURCH 3743 Country Club itoad Bay. 5.. T. Barrett _.._. i'a.stor Sunday School -- li:4 a. ft> Worship .rvtce - 11:0* a. in. 6:41. p iii. Training Union Evening Worship .. X:lii P. W.' Prayer Sorv. - :::' . in t. CU) C INC 110) , t• . . I -1 . . . to 41 gttta. 1)1;A Fi office cult day . ,1 fur I Curuip P. e op ' herel DAI - • 4 B An4er :E Orliu Public . I, I _______ ___________ _______ ___________ • f'AOLA CII 1*1ST '.V. B. (Hill) Hammond, Evange. lis t highway 46 West Bible Class .__. 10:00 a- in. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. Ill. lvenhiiI Worship - 6:00 P. M. lilbit' Classes Wed. - 7:30 P. . ALL FOR THE CHURCH tion (some th ing you and I would carelessly discard), and Uahip. It is acbouae Without d chinch, neither so áacracy nor civil ization n --4. Thee are four Psalms 96.1-6 • Wednesday Ronwrs Through Him we can learn to overcome weakness 'with new- sound reasons why .very ,.ixuoirehojld af 4aw4 .vjces reguhatly and support the Church. 'They are: (1) For hOt u mike. (2) for his chil. die'. mike. (3) For the sake ____ found strength. We can learn to have faith because we know the of his wu.ldDttY sal nation. (4)Fortheuakea(tlwChUrch _____ ort. Plan *atI*1 and to go to church regularly and zsnd your Bible daily. t)'aflsfOrm our flaws and weaknesses into beauty of character and fitness of s Cnr.i-irh: 10 $00 East Second Street Sunday Service A . 11:00 &. in Sunday School a:oo P. in. \dtieadft Seoe buliJ.ct "Mind" Reading Room: 10) W First Weckdaya: io:zo a,nL-4:Z0 p.m. GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford i i Ji k . ,jujiliton Meat _ 10:46 &. 06 ILEDELhIEIZ Lire" hjertert W (ioeras .... I'ui4tor Sunday School ..... ti:1b a in. 'C COViNMT PR1SB*Eft1AN I Corinthians 1:18-25 • 'Friday Ephesiarn 2:1-10 • Saturday Hebrews $1 Worship Service ... 10:30 a. In. tndurgartOfl and Nursery Thursday 1'tiinii H. Mukin _.. Pastor • ritii;' ....-. _... 9:00 a. a. "7' ; Plaguing Sanford - 11 .,. . .4:k . . -. ' . ______ : " _____ - - _____ - World News Brief • wlis'rMINSTER ILE81fItUAN CHURCH CASLBEItKy 436 East of Seminole Plans. - Ike's fold Plan ____- ,- • HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and 8taf FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees '. city, Spencer .. To Come Up Again Tonight . offord Right To Protest Herald - Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal 2:10 ,iiuIt Choir rehearsal .._ 7:00 WSd - Jr. Choir rehearihl 6:10 CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford FIRESTONE STORES Bob MeGufre and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff STATE FARM_1_t INSURANCE 2ATUULLC Church' of the Nativity. Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church. 718 Oak Ave Roman Catholic Slasa, bpurtsm5.D'a Club, ch&uota IorIh$IOE LUll's Catbulic Church. St. J'Laoc. LelMriSt Mary Mugdalane Cutlioiiv Church. Maltiafl Ave. Aluinsulit. Springe cultlSl'LLN Ave. First Christian Church. 1607 *5 Bill CONUI&E(bATIONAI.. Congregational Ctsiisti*n Church 340i Park Ave North ilds' ChrIstian Church,. fr 1 u 1 i 0 $ 3Iaiti*i&d Haven cUUR1I PP CffRt Church of Christ. till S. ark A,S. Church of Christ. Gons tY church of christ, Lass Church of Christ. .LiiSWoOd Church of christ, PasIs .00n OBUSCB Church at God. $01 BIOS.?? Church of (isO. 2201 5. YrsalS Church of God. Ovisdo Church of God $PJSOPPAL All Saints Spleoupel Chsrch S. DiSary Ave.. Ent.rprlis Christ lOpiscopal Church. ioOC All Saints piscop& B*&.TisS Holy Oroes Spisoopai. ParS Lv.. at For I ?trat Southern Methodist Church afUrd .Ae. 2110 Free M.thodlst Church, 109 W. 4th at. Goneva M.thudiaI Church. G.asvs (heao. Methodist Church.. Osora 2W.. -(kant Chapel A..ME.. Chatch. Ovisdo Oi,ksrsve Meth odist Church. Oviedo Oat..n Methodist Church P.&o is Wesleyan Msthodist, St W. at .Paoia 9th 51. pt Cypre.. St. AkLIC .at.harTs A .M.E. Church st. At. 415 Osteen IL Pavia Methodist C b u r c S Q.t.sn ito.. iui..rriae 8la.ftord Msworisl Mathodist C b u r C S S. 1)sbsry ____ Aaosflhiuc Luthetas charcL OvirStouk • tar, CheI • •• Good Shsphsrd Uali.4 laths's. 2901)__________ 1. Orlando Di. I_ Lutheran Chur 103 W. 25th l*aee Messiah I ..bira.n ChoreS. Lasrioso 14oD jr I ra t Church of IS. Nasarsue. W. V Sad at Maple the 1hiaarszss. Fern Park Church of O'Brien Rd.. Frgi Park * ,1s' Hall. Ut. jakeil Luthr4a ChoreS, $i.. 426 Slays . Ma Church of IS. Naaaren PA$UYTERLA MVTK0D aaru.II Mmo'r$.1 M.thsdisI Ch*fch. 5. IMUary Ave.. antorpris' Bear Lake Methodist Charots i.Lbsl A.M.E. Church. Canaan U.IjSI. Lisss.Lb.rri CoflitY Matb.Od1et Church. Hwy. 17.82 1 P*aay Bid_a. Rd., Cma.Sibsril UrOh W. Debary Coauaity Methodist Highlands, D5$ar7 , Community Pr.sbyterl*U Church, lake Marx First Presbyterian Church, (M,k Lv.. 4: 3rd St. U.Llmrt, First l'rssbyierian ChuteS of E HighUsud Presbyterian Church at 1.5. Covesniat 2771. 5. (rin4 Lii. t' Aiil1W 1resbyIanLai* Church . eer Rule - ' Over Florida Nothing New -- 1 WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff - C. , - . e "-I •' • New Quakes - . . - . :':'i hear Lake 11usd Upaulu Community Prcsbyterjjjp Church. 11;,sala Rd. Wei.tniinstor Presbyterian Church. Howell Park. Ht. 436. CmsseLb.rry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake bOVt'lItbdlLy Adventist Church, Hwy 436, Forest City beveuththiy Adventist Chch. Maitland Ave.. A1monte Sprtnglk Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Church. Seventh & mw First Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave. First Meth odist Church of Orisdo W. , ------ Christ MathOdiSt Church . S. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ___ IE STORES , WUN DIX anø Er 1yees - SEMINOL1 COUNTY AREA CHURCH DiRECTORY New Mt. Zion I1>tpt tel Church, 170 Pear Ave UItItl•5wIi Baptist Church, 2743 W. 20th St. OltesH Ueit,tIst ('hurchi Piuseereit Baptist Church il W. Onors 5. Prairie L..atke Liap?.tsi Church. Itidge Rd., Fern Park Progrese Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Second Shiloh AlissloliarY Baptist Church, West Sanford tiunilind Baptist Church. 2418 French Ave. St- James Missionary Uaptlsi Church Ste. ..J 45 . 4lissiuuutv Bth.t Ch u rch. 9th • itatthewe Missionary Baptist Church anaafl Helght.s . John's Mlsaiutiur Uaptat Church. Z0 Cypress st 1.mple Haul lit Church amm Springs • AltzUUOflLe Springs Weatelde MissionarY Baptist Church. 416 S. Holly Ave Zion Rope Baptist ChurcH, 'I Orange Ave 0,60 14, Dunn and Staff John DUfl irving 1. Pryor Trop cal Storm N Af ica STRJCKLA..NDORRISON, INC. and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. umpS Sluvia, Florida - Floods Imperil Big Push On 1 * ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Wills Bowman & Employees __ STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff pjm and Employsea A A. DUDA & SONS, INC. COB1A BOATS Soutlrn Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slums and Employs L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. lit. St., Sid BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 18t. St., Sanford SA..NFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff ii. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff HILL LUMBER LBARDWARE PPS id Jimmy UT0BS, INCHORNE DIE H. 172. -.. - -. '-' .'. " ' ' . . . . , , '.' .. . . . . . kLEH CHURCHES Aliens A.M.E.Church, Oily. & Ipth Ciiu:cb UuO it' Christ, Oviedo t:hiuluu. Cunimunity Church Church .if God of Prophecy. 4507 Elm Ave. Church of God Mission, Ent.rpriee Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints, 2211. Park Ave. uutmuuiL' Chapel. Altaniunt. bp?iL&p Eastern Orthodox Church, St. Jobt, Chip-' aoet.uw Chapel. Hwy. 17-92, Fern Ps'S (Juugregstiou listh 1i, 16th & Magnolia First Cnurcb of CheW, Scientist. bUt) h. lud St. Khngdoui Hail ul Jehuvahs Witness Lake ilunru, Unit. W. TbLrd.t. First Peritecustal Church of LongwoS Full Gospel Tabernacle 2744 Couut.ry Club ML Olive UWhisess Church. Cak RIB 11.1. Osteep Phuecrest MseuniUly of (hal. 37th 4: lw Saititord Alliance Church, 401 5 ParS Ave. Sanford Congregation> of Jebuvsba Wit. neesse. $04 Sanford Ave. 'I'iie Salvation Army, 314 51. 200 St. a -. 'v ' t - Society ......... ......... ) -. I • J.diturial page ..............IA ut.erUunineut .......... 4ASA ( StoekH Ketrcmat .... NEW \'UI(l% (UPI) I,lirun ii'I minted lit (lit: first iit,ii' of I suitiluig today utter o1wi liA miii itcol . 'I'lhiiitll ii I'. 155 - FACE S OF 'JSJTOW4 to The aiiford herald's Open ifouse held over the past weekend iji±et the fascination and interest which was uppureiit to Herald btaff mewbezs who unidut.t.d t.uuzs through the pluimt for (lie hiussdi'eds iii' t'l1I.eiis who ut'cPJ)tAd the ji,vltutioim to 000111U htild See 4101' HeW pIuHt." (Jjeiuhij l'huhi) I IIsthltI!ilitt, I, ... ...... ... • . I , I I , • as -. • -. , • I _1__ Herald Index 4. - - ' As Guests Ot 1' 0 F. Grile - Pastor R. t.0 9:30 a. M. ('i,ureh School M'irnlng Worship . 11:10 a.. a. Juxitpr H & Senior RI 6:00 P. a. 'outh Meetings GRACE METHOIJIST CULIW'H Onoru Ltd.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert M. Temple, Jr. Pastor Church School ••. ... 9:4t. a- M. Morning Worship . 11:00 a P1MYF - ... ... ..... .... 6:30 p in NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida - • Visitors T rong New P ant 4ii,rning Worship .. 1U:i5 U III &' M.etinga -• 5:$V P. W. Evening Worship -. 7:15 ______ .__- 419 Park Ave. Re'. ltohttrl 51 Jenkins, I'ust"i Morning Worship - 5:311 a. in Sunday School ....... 9:45 k 1- Interrnsdlalt. Senior) -. - :Iiuv ch School - 10:04) a.. M. FIRST LIETHODIST CHURCH 1. - 7Th South Orlando Drive Meth odist ,. Budget Hearing Set Tuesday M'riiti:g Worship . 11:00 A. ar Chutch SchoolBuardall Chapel -. 3:00 P. a. 1'lt,,,ter Fellowship' 7:00 p. a. Hi Fiiowhtp 7:00 p.m. -iii •. 103 W àtIi l'laco 12:1-B • * s:80 a. in. Church School _t 1:45 a.. a. The ChurCh ul the LuLIiur Hour" arid TV "This i tle t 12? Ouk Av.. & 3rd St. Itcv. Virgil I... ryant, Pester The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN insurance AfltluC.1i i-Iai)ttst Church. t,viedo Central Baptist ChUrch. 1311 0.1k Ave CISULUOtI' Viral Baptist Church Chuluots Hauttit Idiasion 1dr Springs Baptist Church, 450 Lehman Lid First Baptist Ch u r ch .'tilP Park Ave. Friendship Baptist Church of Altaniunta Spring. lit. 416. AlIsnaulte Springs Viral Baptist ChurcH ut 1ieUar First Baptist Church- ufCCUSVM First Baptist Church at Like 41ar' First Baptist Church at Lake Monroe First BaptIst Church a! IJOflWWUUU, Cur. Churob & Grant First Baptist Church or Uvieth> First BaptIst Church of ban L.studu hprIugs First Uliliohi MissionarY Baptist Church. 1101 W. 11th S Pures t City Baptist Church Baptist Church, Oviedo Fountain ue Jordan h1IskiUfl1' BaPtist ChurCh . W. pint jove Southern Baptist Mission. Chutuot.5 MissionarY .jiaptt1 ChUrCh North lid. knisI'PTLU M&OSdOflt& Ilissluli Baptist Church Oak £1111 ltd. Usleen Morning Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. ILL Olive hiiseioUar)' Baptist Church. San Lm.udo tspr)ugs Ltd.. Leurwood Mt. Zion hIiaaIOUarY th&IIWI&. Ulpes Lvi. New Bethel ills*iuuar)' Baptist Church. Sib Mt. & hj4.ukury Ave UsastonarY baptist Now Mt. Calvary 1109 W. 12th st. New Salem Primitive flaptist church. 1U4) W. 12th 0*.. THE - - - 'N Call H sanford. F'la. Worship . ' CELERY CITI PRINTiNG CO., INC- Don Htt','jjflb, j1unnger 121 1t 1' .i.jrflifl& 11:32-40 'J2? 1 'j2' ' I2 I*esbyteriafl LUTHERAN CHURCH •F i.frr Ad'vru.in. Se1,tc StnuSsrg F.iz' * . S • Tuesday it, :l5 a- n. Morning Worship ... 14;U a ni Sunday School Morning Worship _. 11:00 K. in. ConIrnUutI,o-FiriIt Sunday in Icii Msnth I.,.iiid.,rgurtefl *ntl Nursery ____ Of Phillips I' e e r T. Monday Psalms factor or sixth ft the bu ild. ing or character and good poss • J. Gordon Pastor 27:1-6 me chui'th the greatest forms t ilIW stained glass of unbelievable beauty. nanguish of despair. We can learn to love-both God and because we know th e emptiness of living without love. Through regular church attendance and prayer, 'we too, can ______01 ChURCH Sunday Job 40:6-14 The 11ev -- .-- & OKs Resignation - THE CHURCH FOR ALL Bible Class Wed. - 7:20 p. a, UAI'TlS'l' arc . . An artist takes a strip of glass with flaws and Awl God GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 9iIo A Orlando i)riv. Hwy- 17t12) - --. -, North Orlando M.rt*ns .. -* . Pentecostal * . I I has Lutheran - ,,4 l-venlng Worship - 6:00 p. m. Kentucky Jim .3 . . $ I : . • - PENTECOSTAL rIIl .I.c5 01' L,()NGWOOD :.n Orange Street Pasta? I t't L - I U Ui Grant 10:00 a.. a. suliday School Worship - 11:00 a. a. 7:30 p. a. u:iitay Cvening 7:10 P. a. Hflile Study c.t,iutrori Meeting I-'rlcIa). ...............lao P. 06 . - .. A .4. ____ KENTUCKY FRIED cIUCIEN pro') . - 1. .-- _ M. • our souls are scarred, He can help us develop into creatures of inward beauty and usefulness. vi trig : _____ p • ' in. .• CHURCH OF CUltIST Morrib Ruby .-.--. Eviuigullat Mse in Lake Mary Fire Hall . 9:30 a. M. Bible Class Morning Wo rship - 10:20 a.. M. THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. Al. IL Strickland that i - ...--.- - . _.... . £ OornLzig Worship .... 10:00 a. it glib . I - , .!,. r, - - . l•'iLtST CHuJitCil OF CURLS'? An i . • Christian Science fo: .4 All hi, - - 7:20 ' '> • • + . LAKE lilAnT M.rvios al a) .1 S . Evangelist Bert Brown Sunday 10:00 a. in. Bible Study __ 10:00 Morning Worship .. 11:66 a.. 1-:venlng Service - 6:30 p. in. Wednesday _. 7:20 p. ni Bible Class Onora ituad :ui a. in. Morning Worship Sunday School -. lo:i 5.. U'' Training Union -vening Worship . 70 1' m. Wad. ysnIflg i'raysu . Christ Rev. Roy A, HatnilLUD Pastor a. in '?ho Rev Leroy D. Sopor, Rector Holy Communion ......7 :i a. 111:90 a. Ysrnlly Service .( i .uiiig Worship .. 6:10 p. m. Wed Prayer Service 7:20 p. in. _ 030 .._- HOL1 CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. r' Church Of CHURCH OF CHRIST _____ &. M. . I - rHURCU ................. 5:00 --.._--------- _____ Snaimliad I-o stiffening Irisiui ,i ca l J1 in I i(i ts.'re Iu;i'' t)t'Cfl rule (r)tr:InIL rekat.'d n .1 new inwn, office to shortage oil physicians, in hitit' to, .'ite'iumniigem.'rit In tti newer - phone a physician's . ectahhish contact prior to an IIwith the sa inc sitimnihorm through inca t''iuii nit to, settle in this ho neqs in the family. In the 'I-, nut the tinited States. accord- cality by lb.' present rE5iding vent of an emergency. emergency crvice is offered local11mg to Dr. ltoht'rt J. Smith, As to rcmnrinit a phyian presioleuut of the So'rnminole (o,un run ,mi'v. residents, it is cocoon lv, and as for routine care. thii ______________________ It . IS 10 he arranged through a j I>' Medical So('IcLy. aged that individuals alter he I ,((al physician's orrice .. I_I With growing resnnts of a 'The present output of the ..doctor shmt,rtnigi" iii the area, - nations medical schools is still especially thit' inability of new nut .idt'qriare to keep tip with in the growing population. We ly ai'rit'ccl resi(lonuts, to obta -tine services of a physician. The. hope fIS our city rn'.'s. to se , Iii Snmiilord herald queried 1)r. c ure more physicians and hope SmIth anti he issued the follow 10 cover as much as possible lug wi'ltteti stnutemtqmt: nir local medical needs." : 1. ' - . . A. ''Q, What is the tned k'al sItt• I I W Sill N( T(.)N (U f'li -- (,r irtion in Sanford nund Seminole (lilfittit rno'r Fresident Dwight 1). isenCounty, 811(1 why is it. . . has prois'd a universal for new residents to secure a hmower military trainin: prura m for . : tihiysicinmti? IS > e:srold males as the a ll "A. snuirorcl arid its surround fair.'t W1V to, meet the nation'.s iioi i AT i AST a fter a liec I k W i'c I t' RI is M rs. jug drawing iitt'ii is .5('t'% t'tl ,> ROW '. ' rv in ;uni)nwer needs Willa I loud, zoo SUpClintUfl(kIlL, shuwti here with ii)iiu I innately t%% (; (14)/eli active in I :u copyrighted article for in IICtV lion cub which she flew to Nassau to claim. ;hiysicIntirs. 01 these, 15 nrc iMIIC of the New pet is a gift. to the Sanford zoo from wealthy 'cptefarl)er the various specialities of mcdi- the1(u1' 1)igest. Ehenhower 1 ' (herald Photo) NLISSLU family. obstetrics. the establishment of a 19' urged fliseussion of the City of San___________________________________-gynecology, general surgery, course ford's new sign reulatiomls ii dermatology, ear, eye, nose and week military trainmrm.i for oery youth, "no, matter listed on the agenda for to- Sw v throat. Internal medicine and what his status in life or his night's meeting-again. urology. pathology 811(1 radIo plans for the future." The changes in regulations, , logy. Time remainder of the to. • which grew out of an argument i ('ill physicians arc Involved in now -In a little wbile I'll he hetwren the city and Restaulast week, Phillips because he the general i)t'ac'tice of mcdlA ranteur Jim Spencer over a API WASHINGTON the 0r clue and pediatrIcs. Thus a regm But, whut was I which Spencer erectel month inadequate and Hipps tatively few ;rhiyshchruns serve Treasury Department offmt.'ial' lngfl told house investigators today without city permission, hal because he has moved from the A jammed commission chamber filled with l)L'O- 20.80 (liii iIlCI'ehisI! (if .l.(ii ursills). tile thiOU.SitfldS of peOI)lC In their1 I had run idea that proposed legislation to curb been listed on innumerabta The piirtit:ulisr "th orn in tint medical needs in the local . testing taxpayers is expected at the public hearing on They sa" there are no second area. past months, but has anti-War groups is unnecessary agendas in Residents in need of pol i ce the budget scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday. arts in our lives. If you can't been tabled each time. sIde" of the commission dur. areas. 'The budget, which Juts bccn controversial with90 IlIg the budget hearings was "This locality, like all others and might intring on the Thro'' protection are instructed to call irake it the first time it was reported, after an innights of Americans. 6.'m:'e County Sheriffs Commissioner W. Lawreice Swul 'rd pledging a 110 at the present time, suffers the stitutiommi hi the towel But now, Walt the Fred B. Smith, the Treasury's junction as filed against Speninc another Dcpa mc.nt for any emergency vote, will total $2.85 million and raise the miflage to the $90,000 inerense demniroct ntitioual shortage of physicians. cer, that many businesses" in giving during the day and Robert LaI by Shlk Mcnmus'inl IloSpitill The tendency of the younger geeral counsel, told the Sanford are in violation of the is Committee on Un-American .c follette, of the village auxiliary to raise its millage to 1.58. 1108- physician at time present time ordinances ms they now stand. crn Would I find police, at t. in group tivitks that the department op cities large to settle in bo to be taken into consideral h after three ',ars1"6 1 pital t)tI(Iget is $337,IX)O. Inform. It was voted to appoint Granwork' ROse'S a bill to authorize penal- lion iIlr designated J)I'htCtiUl' the need for broadening fl1flfl Would there still be an ed sources say the hoard had vifle Brown, of 25 N. Bombay hour's and assured tree tics for making shipments to the the ;rdin.rnccs :n order to aclug vacant stores on First Street? Avenue, to 1111 the council va. coirsitlereil testing the legality him ii-'s, vat'uttiufls and fringe Viet Cong or North Vuetnaurese t:e' signs ui eonThe cancy with formal resolution its any business offers iud for ntitcrfcriuu>z tith fbI e of the legislative art which benefits, the marina and Are the lonely old Their atid and installation expected at the with went of mcii amid supplies to nectisu Hundreds of wide-eyed visitors thronged offices f$jL'e('s the coiuinissusti to levy at the h)l'eSLtiL time, ttit .ikefront deelupincnt prowomen EUI) being lorgutteur Sept. 12 regular meeting. Nttiu, Viet of 011 North French wha te v e mcdlSouth The Sanford Herald's iiew plant to the "Recent additions ject. r t ' ho' r ii iii aLe our officials at. tire County . dtal 0 0 In other business, Richard Avenue, Saturday and Sunday in response to an inOther items on the aenda inft Borne? decides It needs, but then the Barter and Ralph Johnson Were vit.ation to "Open House" elude a recommendation from C D appointed to the zoning commita Welcoming the citizens who learned first hand how lniiird decided ugahist such ac. of - the /.erlun'. and Planning Conigame MIAMI (AI' State i,('twOt'ti Is there still iro Pe-IICI' tee and council voted to P'Y their newspaper is "put together daily" were all the tim: this year. adopt the uicials S,I\ *tiiiit' than 301) deer Ill *s i'm that the city tin' south end Of the t(iUli1y 1111(1 for repairs on the village trftc r:ieubcrs of The Herald's staff, 'Flit' roiiiuiiissisiui finally cithleti .SLCN in the 194j t.tiitltifl of tile Southern uiuiiit''uit'(I by flood '. Sanford ? Rir. who conducted guided tours 1101(11 (ifl till: guest regis. u)Iun Liii.. hwqiitnl I i&iitt' (I) been rct,t..'atcd Maildard iI',u.in 't'gltdc throagh the spacious new facil' mnunity re•decorrect tile ii ttittiisti of heron high g round but (hit' tic.sLhr toll t prelude to Ct)lfl Is Marl: Cli'tt'hitnd .11 . still s , of ity. One of the highlight winch are now plans at a defiriet. cIopiuent 'd 111mg contInually S serv ed (.11 iniouug tilt' 3.00fl head ht-rd Itt It i_sli ill ttits the most cl:gii,lc bachelor in the tour was watching the runi also under tud> L'he and PC Also Included in the budget iiiuuuitiimg stt'il(IIIY. central Florida? ning of the new presses, while throigh the courtesy of the im 18.7 mIlls for thu(! imbue .ton.ing aks aineudirrent tiC the . Has anything really drung• copies of th e Open House edi Florida Power and Light Coil). sr'luool system, whirl: by law ordinauei to allow ,toekiug uL • r ed? Would there still 1w helm s tion r'lled off the line and were pany with Mrs. Margaret Leon. the commission must t'et'tjfy supply facilities for restricted for me on First Street when . distributed to guests. ard, home service representaPASADENA. Calif. tAP uses in R-J, i lImIted business) 'rho Port Authority budget ic I walked to City hull and the MIAMI, Flu. (AP)-Tropal See Tuesday's Herald for a live as hostess. Guests reedy- 1111.4 rethituilled the saint' nut. () America's first bright. clear LOL1C. Courthouse? Storm Faith, fifth in the At- full two-page pictorial review ed souvenir gifts of ashtrays, nulls for $78,t)82 as hints (lit' Re'sirt wtU b heard from close ups of tIlt' moon's muystert(The bus sturt.ed tip li.'liitI.) th of Open house events. replica of imprinted with: a trruh Uutehisuu ttorue w otis Iou' side shto pretty hurricane season, pvppvd e county budget. it 5.8 mills. The country wits heron: itii.r On hand to welcome guests flCW plaint. the onet'ptc'tett , . %% hat %% as muittiwg on nie jtiUi5ltItifl it -. • (.WAs . -t Lousy tid t i l 1i familiar now - St. Augustine, up at the front dour of the new Hiaidrcds of floral gifts of - acre dot in the wological park. hell- Bunnell - the roadt l,ut,chcrcd w ore thati i,00O miles from the plant were Publisher Editor congrdtulatio:is and good wish' • Tx'. o good. '.hrarpiy (ot'ued Ftrst reading ut revised taxi . up by glaring billboard shout- U.S. Mainland. Walter Gielow and Mrs. Gb. es from business firms and hi. EIt'/.URUM, Turkey (All) - l)ietures tr.uir.uumittcd to Earth rates : also chcduled. ing at you: "Come To Miami." The National j-lurrjcamre Ccii- low. Present for the opening dividuals filled the new offices Two IWW caitlu shocks tmt:r Foflawuig the regular meetSunday by the Lunar Orbiter top were Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. with bright color. Caine to beautiful St. Pete. struck dazed and rubbled towmi imnissioners will again S1IOII more tug, reported ter said ships SPtt'i't'1'1Ltt jLI',t . Haskell Jr. of Clearwater. has. Also handed to vi sitors You Gotta set' Palm Beach." (hit 1966-ill budget in alt of eastern Turkey, where ta'ie tile lumps anti t'u'att'r's had reached on!>' kell president of The Sanford souvenirs were sanziple pieces government Iuuuiclwd tine innsI thought about the hellos winds k I cuP>' sI'no.t. it LIt.' I tuitihur .*ttt' 'upt either to t ind or cut out A' miles air hour In squalls, but Her:iid Corporation, of type which were I)rIIlt((l with .,Ave C&tIllpLitgIl to fight liungel during the last three umiorc than $2100,U00, near sidc Gu'mts from all over Seminole the words, "'I'hre Sanford Iiei' :ind disease iinimng tliotisiinds 01 There weren't itiatty in Sari that all other data iirdieat.ed it DAVIS ....... Francisco, Coos Buy, Olcituli 01, svas a full-fledged but. small Cuuuy and Central Florida aid." refugees from lust week's kihlet A big iioie is oil Will local the hut, violent streets of New stornri. eartliqunike. itiuti state wide for provision ly YorkCity. __________________________ for bricrciusetl huonie rule to be The bus roared into DeLand indii,Ittd UI the new state cou The iriotels looked prosperous . ' c' slit iii lois. re, " ii along Hwy. 1792. A 14)'ahly, Ue'p. S. J . Davis Jr., ' 11~1 And then c cause to J,uke' wlmu Its sci'vinig on the House ot - 'liii' bus 8IOIt'd Monroe , .-. •. Itepi't'sc'tltLitlVU ('tunstittitloti lit'' Traffic was light to, 1 isitin ('out nut tee, in a stllIC' .Past the ftc'.'. scUge tit'ii.tIi 'l'titr I ie'i'altl today said, iiut'nd . P Only a dr*-utii inent plant . "A ..'rcut deul of contusion 00 5 scrtdi pad on I etc : exlsI as to what hiwinit rule I.." Knowles' des1% mime three yearoi i Itielhils. It dupetids uptisi the per' speaking as to isis Interpru81111 ,** , taliuni. 4 1'110' T lb 11 fteV(t fur some I ~ I .... I.. irrit"I ~j i I * r~ I%, , I touh illy lugguge Uff the I UlhhhitiuilhiI i)uui tti to tie givumu to ~,1110 county coin mu ISSIUIIS And ill inileipahillrts and I, porsunul' ly, wtiirhat riot ho Opposed to iniiuse i'imlo withi t'ci'tuln *'esIri" 114)118, pum'Iiviilurly in tie lu x area,' Davis declared, -_ 1 towuvui', auhlltloimul ta,ies Area dea ths ------------- 2 local iuvuh should be to' oil the Brid,je ................... 4A td by is rck'runuuhtssn of the view 0 t7 Clubsr.uied 4ld1 It is iSle guiiig to i Goalies ••-thur 1,111,", Iluvis said. obRiiuze ' ___ - VINEC)tEST BAPTiST •.. AP Leiiiwd \Vii't' -____ . jr - ' 125-5938 d ot . CHU oF THE NAZARENE St at Maple Ave. Pastor J. Lester ScsI ....... 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship .... 10:50 a. M. Youth Hour ........... 6:00 p. is. Evhflrell'hiic Service 7:00 p. a. •MitI-Werk Service (Wed.) - 7:00 P. a. Third Sunday' oo p Si?Ig$plrMtiofl •....• - chuRch or CUltisT Geneva Ituiph Brewer Jr. Evangelist - -,. 8:0) a. M. ititie School •: FIRST - HANFORD CHI1ISTIAN CHURCH Woman's Club Building 402 Oak AVSflUI - Minister Robert bean, 10:00 a. a. Sunday School 11:00 a. in. Worship Service 7:20 . . E vening Servi ce ' • Vicar - _____ Baptist .&" Nazarene CHRIST CHURCH NO. I ' ,J .4., Church Street. Longwood Pr. Charles W StewarL r9 ____ ,,, ip ...._ Episcopal __________ , . vol.. plifies. ., 0. _____ . • .11 I - . . • .. • I(Y) FIRST CHRISTIAN dHURC DIgcIpES or CHRIST 1607 S. Sanford Ave. it. Vernon Puller Sunday School _ 9:45 a. a. 11:00 a. a. Morning Worship E>5t'liI Elt --- - Taken into custody were Albert Befllnrd Evans, A. M. SATURDAY-. 19, first started getting butterAla.: Boyce 11iic1% Griffin, 18, Moore. S.C.: Marvin 1~mflues In the pit of my stnnweh genc Stone, 19. St. Augustine, and Charles Alexander when the bus drive:' s idd ''t' g .1•31t .1iC , ., . .i, i.ihutii III, re now crossing the Florida Still a t large were Charles Nrn'mnn Williams. 24. Fort . state line." remember •-. Myers, and J. 13. Estes, 24, Would anyone $111 Valley Head, Ala. me? What would it be lil.e going The Seven had scaled the • '. " bnek after three years? -seven-foot wire fence of the .1 Three years ago 1 1 ritmed .Institution about dark Sunday - ••- buck on Sanford to follow ii ji nrght as they were being taken ,I • dream - It. took me to Califrom a recreational area back • fornia Oregon, New \'k and to their barracks. Coniwetic'nt. -The dream became a nightNone of the men had more If there was any kind mare -. than two years left to serve in hollow one. at, stwecs it was ;'•- . . their sentences at the niluliutmu .>. For me., Sanford was honie. security facility. -• • I had eritiei.ed city arid coun. The escaper were captured ts officials I ns labeled "Iron blemaker." The "wise guy" in a field south of here, about • . • 40 from Brooklyn - The "city five miles from the institution. slicker" with the big ideas. They were immediately taken u I I was the "hatchet man" for th: Leon County Jail. to th the L&W RENCE PHILLIPS "outsiders." There was no fininedinte iidi ne guys on the nutcritics cation whether the rive had split side looking in. "Give 'em bell! Get Iridor. Get Avery. Get, tip from the other two or . lyirowles. GET 'EM." whether the two tho remai ned "Around the And we started free were nearl)y. Clock". • Williams and Evans were We tore down in hopes servings sentences on postal law building up. There was pride violations and the others had We were ptittin in our work. Iccin:itjons of North Orinin- been convicted of car theft. out a good product and I called do Police Chief Lawrence Phil State, local and federal law the turns, lips and Group 2 Councilman officers had combined their .1 walked out to •c5 Hip forces to search for th e in And then . ps were J ack read and . follow that private dream. • mates. And now I was coming hnei-. eeped effective Saturday at (The bus driver said "Jack- noon, in special meeting of the onvifle", 20 minutes rest stop.') village council Friday evening. I sat alone on the bus and Resignations of both officials thought - It won't he long were submitted to council early , /,Ip Codee '1..771 ttinlruv warm. rhv,wpr. I hrii I ir'th,v. 'tititIii v ilti-7I •$ I ItI('II 111111 KI nh:Ilslu'(I 1908 --- MON hA , A i.IG(JS 1 22, I Uf - • SA 1O1U).V1.OK1J)A- Prk,'.-Mflt 1 In,ne :122-21111 en riing T Vi >1 \l1 \SS1'1E (TlTh - Fl e of l. Ic ilu 0 I ('deral p1 1O1WI s who I. 1111 141 0' Ii ectionfil ln'titut IOU wen, eaptut t'.II )el-0 Federal Correctional today 811(1 offered no i'esisthnce to Leon County - C Lo . -. Christian -- . ____ - i:00 a. a. szo p. in. 7:10 p. is. UTHERN rinsi' MITHODIT CHURCH 7460 Sanford Ave. Rev, Durward H. Knight, i. Pastor hoo1 ...... 11:45 5. rn Sunday iornIng Worsh i p . 11:00 a. in. i-pworth I,eagtle ... 6:00 p. in. 7:10 p. a. i:v..ning Worsh Wed. Prayer Wasting 7:10 P. a. _. - - 14 CHURCH OF GOD . OF PROPHECY 2509 Elm Avenue Rev. Robert Welch ........ Psator 9'45 a. in Sunday School ... 10:45 a. in Worship Service 1-: ngellstic Serv. ... 730 p in Young People Service & Stiit1 ........................ 7 ;u P. V'cdnesd5Y: AN . _____ lve. Worship , ~ 1:45 a. is. M"rnln Worship a _. _. Yo uth - U . - ALL ._. - 3 Southern Methodist -. . - Pastor 5Th%irch Sch ool ... • 1 P. - - PSUOWIMP (Tues.) ITH _. - __. B. 4b ft. in. Sunday School fl:00 a. TO. Mornthg Worship 7:00 p. in. EvezigsUetIc Rerv. •(5 Family Night i' Z p en" Nile of AmeTi n, ,. . ~ 111.1. CHRIST MI.THOD1ET CHURCH 5t*tSI $iin)fld Cirrus l,d B ynolR$ Trv Donsid fleIg. pastor ___.... . ________-___ - '' " ~ Methodist CHURCH or °" $2n4 & French _ -- iiiiiui Ii Th Church of God ! - Li , _ _,_,"_____-,----,------- -'- __ _ ___--,-- - - ___ __ __ - --I - 5-' _.•. ,.* . . - - - - -- -- • . ------- - - - - - --- ••.,- -_.w_- 41. "A. '$ ' r' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I&II1111 -190 .'' lilt . A I - Aug. 17, 1966 I1 1 71 -1 L 17 If i : 114 1t. .N !I I 11 ~ 1 4 fL _1_1 7 -. , , . In I - 1, . 9.Tqg 1 'p on liii' St. JohnR lti'er ,q I IL L lir U1 a tifil r 822-2011 rn 42r98R Vhnne .r 4Q . i c) "Superulight" Short Shank Smoked Cooked (center sliced Shank N1. ]a _r x~-. . . Pe .: i . - . GRADE "A" FROZEN FRYER 11:1.."; rt" ..'~'...' -• 1~ _____ I ''I .n_ " .,`~,.~~ . X) r BO HAMS ~ Cl 7' wbook 49 92 "SUM-RIGHT" GIZZARDS 5 TIP ROAST 'SUM-NIGHT" WESTERN TENDER MEATY FROZEN SPARE RIBS L&S9c SCALLOPS QUICK ;,I. , ~ -__- "I,. OWN N a, 11111111199 It - . ti ti I J7,r1 1T1qW W7TWr1 .. . CAPTAIN'S TROPHY, annually iwiirdt'd to one of (S detachments of by Detachthe Naval Air Maintenance Training Group, has been ment 1002 of Sanford Naval Air Stition. Cdr. W. R. Preston (right), executive officer, presents the trophy Cur. P. S. Polgar and Master (Navy Photo) Chief John Scott. WOE r REGULAR SIZE ROLLS Es ' Dream ;In so to rw . By MARYAWN MILES Edgewond Boys Ranch. a hcrnie far first offenders, was termed "a dream came true" by .Jo)rn W. Lynd, director, In an address to members of St. Andrews Presbyterizrn Church of Bt'ar Lake. "This dream began." Lynd said, "when some months ago. D. Arthur 'S.'crgey, Orange County .juvenile Judge. Rev. Torn Wening of Edgewood Baptist Church, and 26 uthe7 Christbusinessmen gathered to discus'. the plight of the male Juvenile first offender. The questim-i placed before the group was 'how can these boys be retraint'd and haVe their lives reorienti'd locally rather than have them c,:post'd to the niore sophisticziit'd delinquent at Marianna?' 'As these men opened their sessions with prayer to God for guidimcc, It was only natural to place God as the center of the entire plan and to build all ture planning around turn. "Families with delinquent cliiithen usually live in discord anti It was the group's feeling that God is the only force which can overcome sin and eviL Therefore, when planning tn.'cnme reality, the only prereque;u e 1w admission to the T1111(:11 Witi. for y and profess a belief in farnift Gao and be willing to turn to Him for the answers to their ThI hp da , to P0 in PS . - y itt- le ba is W( ho gr a 1.1W bo to Problems. "During the followiiig pie sessions it was determined that while there Is no single answer to the cause of W,linqutney. almost invaribly tti family is involved, resulttr decision to work dirwith the entire family ca flw buy Is being retrainad else'wliert:. 'The question then was 'who 'tit will work with the family?' th itugnitud.e of the task demandci ad support Of a large organizithi ucin. The church, the largest sobc Foal working unit In the world, 1" Cs itig in thu Cs crtiy Registrations fi, 2111 tO gi w a' is PC ri A Open For School 1t JANE CASSELBERRY Registrations are still bUIIW ILI'ct'pte'd for the Community Ill t'thodit Kindergarten in Cur.selburry which will open for its eeond year Aug. 5. burr 'i1! tu is am. to itoon, lltuuctuy through Friday. Mrs. Maxine Edminston, a quuiiud teacher, will again be All children Who will 1* ell- are .i.1igih'le to attend. d( m "r. in s iI ' IL ei ft BOSTON (AP) - BOZ. ..' ala Benresentatives from the tamonte Springs Town Council and Casseiherry City Council have bce* invited hr the South Seminole Civic Council to discuss proposed plans for a ]os- C PIASM TALK on Edgewonrl Boys Ranch was given by john W. Lynd, director (right) for members of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Rear Lake. With him is L. C. Tinsley, member of the church, who introduced Lynd to the group. was approached and rt'reived of the family. the plan with great enthusiasm. "While the church works wi Since this was to be Lit, inter tht family in the commtanit daminational endeavor, It tht ho is domiciled at ti decided to ask the church of 1 ranch. Here he receives ti the family's choice to H((.' ill. iirnt training in the routine entire 1iic1litit a th dpOSL thiilv living as his counterpa in an average Christian her tht' community." Lynd, who was named dire tar of the ranch in May, a U 11 m. Lynd canie Floril trnni where they had be niployt•d by the Youth Co: mission far the past aev 1k JANE CASELREItIY years. That same month, fir Thit' TILIIgII'WOUti Art's CTh-- negotiations were made WI Asitociution will int.t't Sumuay owners for 101 acres in La at '7:80 p.m. at St. lticlt&rd't. I Coumy, just east of Center HI i whR'h already had existi: Episcopal Church. Charles Iti'n.'en, president of buildings, a lithe, livestock, a: the $*SHOCiittitti) iiiitl ii Calitail 0 swiziiming pool. With this fir will pesl: hurdle cleared, the ranch w in the on "Oceanography As it. Al- i rt!tttty for transfer of boys. ft'ets Our Future" and show South Seminole Jaycees ha stii.jt't't. etduptt'd the project as their n color slides ciii thi All residents of the Taunt- jar wart; and other organht wood, Temple 'lt'!TIIN, LIid tiOflI wishing to help in arty w Ridge High, areas are invited may contact their rtrpresen to uttend. tire, Robert Chamblee. There will he a board met'tinr Spartan Street, Maitland all elt.rn'd of- Lynd. P. 0. Box 81131. Orlanc at 6:80 ji,m. fit'f1r and CtifliflhitU't t'hiiiriiuim. ----- ---------------- Tang lewood C ivi Gro To Meet I 2 GALLON JUG SUNGLO PLAY 2 P's AWARDS & PrnZES YOU MAY WIN UP TO $40008M A & Seminole County N* (""Let'iii Cup will meat Thursday ;i.m., at U:lft West 1ttL Street (Daniels Building). Within a few weeks the regiatraitma books will close until aft-er the will November election. 1* fifliLliZtid for "Votvri lle'gisRound-up" at the tTLLtiofl Thurscdiiy tuh1!IIt nit'etiw.'. A!! fltt!UIheD alt u'i.'t'cl r'litns 091 th peac es are plentiful ___ - I1.,k~ I_._,._~~0 ,-. 1I ~I ," _ rL SAVE Ift ___ JL. ... z'1 wits i4b. :.- - . ,."14'._,,".. 1% . lk,,_,.: . . • • . I... I , errnr,rnv itifl 1h high intref, rate and th 4!)r ifl q frrtm dspife thra of further inflation -__ beinnin I a a D 11 .. __ . .. • , . .1. - L. L-' I I _ __ _ _____ _____ "I _________ 'A ______ . • .... . . '. I . i ' tIatt ______ ________ ... .. . .• . . . ' • . 1. . - .01 . of .- the of And anti-lnfla!innirv preuri jtereqt rates h been teadi1y wa' e'erted \Vednev1y by fh upward And the we price FIeril Reer'.-e Rord ,s it i,jejeljt-tec, one of the flmIrits- tightened rfdit r trk'tinn in tither notch. only th!y tftpf tratitifl major tOOI4 against ' mmercial banks had inflation flOW have hen left for: their interest rate 'or frv1 dead by their critics. r,icton,er to per 'eflt. adminictri' rn The hoarri rai'ed from .1 to 'he P.en ,vhjcj still rhngs to the uuide pr cent he legal minimitni hr' commercial hanks nt lines as official policy. is reassescin their wiluu in the wake hold against rert,fr-.,teq of deY)Mi !(ft for a tpet- fed period. vf thk rnonth'u 4tec.1r,rke The new rernlremer.t. (reaqeq anti an ,irhn" marhin I4tS qq'ftlernent which API, (1() goes into ntfet - t ne -Ct e','r,tl htindrcd hnnks with F'resident (,r'orgt vTeanv ha tinia rieptits ereedinu mUrlast'rjheri as wonderful lion means that for every lflfl settiernent The atwive that prescribed by the hank obtains through a cr?i1II-If deposit. t 0)1151 50 guidelines re er',' ;nct,,ad of S. U Administration leader-s e'epect. ('ii) I t'nd h' miming Sf14 lcssenin of sm-ne nf the e'coritirnie pressures later in the ('itston)er; A lfl)il.4 mrn $ to S year. but at the prescnt tjø the hoard inflation and high interest rates per cent wis -otert .l7 -ire under intensive government -m' The new reiii r.'ment, p study. onid reduce one top government econo hoard estiniaterl. mist only Wednesday rlescrlb.'d funds available for lending hy the containment of inflation as banks h about 45 million. The nvernment noted perhaps the greatest challenge facing the administration in the Wednesday, however, one fid effect of high interest 'ear ahead assistant rates in reporting hitlAflcC of William If. Shaw. payments deficit ( only 11R3 erretary of commerce for eco of I riornic affairs, urged not only million for the second tat-1 . automobile stea li ng th em of 1902 with petty larceny, will be arraigned in Municipal Court Friday, Fagan The council of area civic or (Herald Photo) said. ___ ganizations will meet at 8 p.m., tonight. at the South Semin- __________ ole Bank. - --.:. • ""- 11 was a to s y - Panthers Name a quarter sacrifices by both labor and figure in 12 months ~ ri-acho-d epidemic proportions. Patrick Aventie, and it juvenile, both charged iied , ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ °I'iiuiw tv.in engine (:123 aircraft at- ed Wednesday from nø ('-Ite Sam Stanley and ometei-s recovered after two Snnfor(l youths confessed led police to hiding spot.s in various Wooded lu'ens around the city. James 17, ____________ _________ ________ It, sinri' . • i ' j'ttituIii' M,tHYi,Ig Of I),,lliis with A ui,-a'rnrttu' I ritlsiy in a rnnssiv. rtie'ck tile cprt'titl of an 'ii'i'uiialitis I'J)i1It'flhi('. A IV s. I 1,iI,ilc Iit'nith Service : iii uin I 'uilui it would hi' the first I iuuui' iiin ft Fight stub tin i'pidi'unie. (1tv lietilth I)iri'cttir hut .1. SAM STANI1;Y I )iwli'It tuiki a news cunlc'ru'rice Wc'clse'scluiy that the numln'r jut iuhuuhli' u- use's .htily sttoel lit 7, with two th'ntlis possibly ruuuisrd by tie' virus. I)c'wlu'It (liuterl health oIlic'inls as s;iying liii' situat iou has - - ; - '- (1$; Air ' '. I I A It A , T.. A I' l'iirtc' plate's begin sys I i - - 57 Cases - . . McDade. ici e iiii c __ .. _ _ : 11. . - c. • r 1 _ Claims 2; __ E p Publicity Chief flit- -1500th Air Base Wing. 1,ang- - management tn keep inflation The rommerre flepartment credited the relatively good tinder control. Sarn Stanley. The Sanford . - Ivy Air Force Base, Vii., It) Herald's sporis editor for the • • "iIfl investment in hi gh-interest ;)ru'part• f or thi., s p ra y in g 01 past 1-I months, is leaving the deposit certificates insecticide known as Malathion, newspaper to become publicity Butt Secretarj of 'he Treasurj The object is to kill swarms of director of the Orlando PanHenry FE Fowler ;aid this w a . tli.' culex rnoscluhto believed to thers of the ci,ntenental tenlonr.sry factor and th e gnuSpecial meeting of the School ,rrmu1nt. did ant v.iflt to rely on lee the' carrier of the .St.. Louis ball League. Board will be held at 7:30 toClub Gen. Mgr. Elmer Cook, type of encephalitis which has Late CarMa in Port Mellon higa iflter"eit is its hum tool to night to open bids on milk, main making the announcement Park ha been stocked with end the ha1anc. of payment s Wood and petition contniiing city hull was accepted. Oilier hilt this city of 750,000. By DONNA ESTES terials for the junior college today, said that "we're happy "plenty of fish" Pr the 16th an. difference between vhat Aznert. Extraordinarily heavy rains 25 signatures of 200 persoits was bids Were Moore Fciice $1,245 Negotiations to and band instruments, swamped Dallas in April to have a man of Sam's back- nual Jaycee fishing rodeo next cans 3pend .brnad and what and A. Acme Fence Company which e acres of property for parks and presented. are cited by health oUclals as ground with us. I'm sure he'll Wediesday from 2 to 4 p in. rr-iraigruirs spend in , his cnuy. Council voted unanimously to for $1,185. Seminole County Young Re. recreation in A 1 t. a in 0 n.t e do a good, profesuinrial lv!h for The epidemic. Younsters are urge' hrt e Asir one cause of th .1' he ':onsidared Tues. The hoard agreed to request deny the request. publicans will meet at 8 tonight their own cane po to psrAiday's excess water created breeding the Panthers." increase in hank iriteress for the appraised value Springs In other business, bids for a the Department of Housing and at South Seminole Bank to dis. Stanley also has worked on pate in the competition which rates inflationary. Fowler mosquitoes. to permit grounds for Development cuss arrangements for future of $2,500 began with ununim- tractor-mower w e r e opened Urbsit - By ----------- Fishing Rodeo .-- _____ - Set Wednesday Altarnonte - Dr. John Kilpatrick. chief of the sports staff'31 of the Orlando i will ne divided into three 34e plied: "An in(-rp;. e campaign projects to aid local ous adoption of a resolution front Sears- Roebuck, J o h n amendment to lite water departSentinel and the Huntington (W. grouns to give all the yOIifl of money ms an lncrea;e in costs De velopment the Research and an ad. to purchase candiziates in the November stating the town's intention to Deere, Gravely, Yazoo, Ford mont budget Disease Va.) Herald-Dispatch before fishe rmen an equal chance to just ,like, . .waie9. T) that d purchase at meeting Of COtifl- and International iutiul referred dressing machine; Instructed Clinic, Communicable election. win the prizes. to ree it 'an ennerihuire to inflato the maintenance superintend- the maintenance superintendent Center, U.S. Public Health Serv- coming to The Herald. • . cii Wednesday evening, Ae groups will of Marshall lie is a graduate to coatact thu.' town engineer to ice, Atlanta. Ga., said Malue The proposed park site which eat. for recommendations, Who ONLY ez gambling doesn't Ingnohla The low bid of $1,02o.83 for determine and recommend if thion is harmless to human 1 pay? State of Florida reaped fronts Lake and $1,228,180 in receipts from rac- Streets in the east-central see- hurricane fencing around the persons who had placed do- beings, posits with the city for water The' colorless, odorle subing for the mon th of July. And tion of the city is east of Mag.serv:c could he accommodated stance kills mosquitoes, flies this !igurc was down $302,504, nolia and Highland Avenues and iieard report from engineer and cockrouchvs ()it contact. he as c3mpared to July 1965, be- and north of Ballard and Malt appaving Lake Orienta hills said. cause of the air line strike. cause bie Shores. subd1'ision ' Kilpatrick said the planes Future plans for the site call $2,000 WINNER F..% 9'4 $1,000 MRS LUCILLE HODGES JACKSONVILLE, FLA. l WINNER __ University in Huntington. where three years old: four in Fowler haul ire the banks he was assistant spos publi- years old, and seven t nine to limit their credit by rejecting city director for two years. ear old. loan applications rather Cane poles will he jvailjhte While a student at Marshall he than ri-tving ,in higher tntem.%L was press secretary of the itu- at the event for thase who have:, rates. 1 dent government, sports editor , none Chairman Wright P.. , n, DiId The Jaycees will be and columnist of the school a .: by tae Jjyceettezi with the pro-'Tex.. of die Hotiso Eq!ialization inectiti ftg w a s would disperse tile insecticide ~ paper (The Parthenon) and .vili Cttinmittet. 'old -e Houne Glbert Dai-le, of the Sanford for construction of liall diael 7:30 p.m. Aug. 24. over 500 square miles of Dallas member of Sigma Alpha Epsi JeCt fli1 a reistereu1 nurse scheduled for ! 'iitId IIIthLy 0. Ci'itan Club, has been named monds and possibly a civic cciibe in attendance altitude Ion social fraternity. its suburbs from an rwxi u't'k ulte for -and safety chairman for the district ter complex. There will he prizes inch re- chance MIAMI BEACH (UI'!) Toolower of 150 feet. ttitet'e'St !';t(C. i-fe, by District Gov. Charles A. Dc' irged Immediately preceeding the lice said today Peuuch(s has fresh ments for all he kale ____________ Vane, of Riviera Beach. lie said the spray v.ould fall _________ uiituirt, of a iii l that would limit council meeting, the town hull been driving around with her (me to the ground in "extremely u1tt't"t patti in :tmr'ifieates of was bursting at. the seams with down again and thcy'e The family of John Stokes CX residents who were present at droplets" and would "cover (iCpOMlt )( $IUO,iIIH) uid tinder i WASHINGTON AP -Ruber' -; per cent every square inch of territory' tends its sincere appreciation the public hearing to protest charged her with indecent exKm High, Democratic nominee to th e many friends who helped the request of Lee Cohn, build- posure for the second time where mosquitoes may be." Patrnan and itliet's contend for governor of Florida. says duriag his terminal illness, The aerial spraying is to concertificates .½;i"e siphoned less than three er-developer of Oakland Esw eek . LAKELAND (UPI) - Inter- I he has a good rundown tram the tinue for six or seven days. (i-nm savmns and loan funds tates to rezone lots 29 through "I stopped for a i-cd light MIAMI BEACH (UPI) of Con.ress We do appreciate the many 36 of block F to permit con- and looked over at. the reel Fred .1. Waltz, city manager of patrick said. Dewlett said state -1 was dedicated today in F!or'da members situatl.)fl in thCI iiociattum and contributed to clippngs sent us from the New struction of two-storied apart- spOrts car next to of the late Cecil M. Webb on the political t shortage if rnor'g;Ige money. Seward, Alaska, has (l1'c'ided to ground spraying would continue honor and, of Tampa, former Florida Road districts. York Times about **Florida in the city through August. W8UU actur which 1.15 dropped job in for a enough, there was Peaches quit his post Hoard chairman in L.54. who Tourism," with a Sanford date- meat buildings. Hi4h spent Wednesd a y ill cun• Dr. J.P. Sanford, chief of InWhile tartsu heir luwet them majority of the again, said officer Robert Miami Beach, ht'ljie'tI initiate plans for th e suIt etion with Florida Onu. line. We reprinted the article in Parkland at fectious diseases crowd left no doubt. as to their Moorhead, who pinched Peaches Miami Reach City Ianager plotting Ieet in five ear. congresirtiemu cratic its entirety on our front page. Hospital, said the epidemic may, national hi:;hway system. oppositi on to the rezoning, they July 29 Vice President Hubert fri. for driving around Oldiand said that Waltz nude. Robert , , He Many of Webb's former p oll - campaign strategy htst not reach its peak until the were orderly. sunny to nmve to Emily Roth, 22, who police huts agreed tical associates anti members each pIeded their personal et Humphrey eiti '.V'ulnesday ut E in Simmons, minister of week in August. Nine persons spoke in favor call "Peaches," was riding with Florida for it job on Oldland' %.;soctated Pr".e interview 71)UIC and south at First Bap'Fhie St. Louis type of ence of his family were se'hetjule,l forts toward High s sueces of as liaison a only what Su'IVe' the request and presented will ,-'.' basically cueii,nt police termed topstuff. lie rival, the his Republican over list .hurcb, reports the Juniorphalitis brings on stupor, trem to u*tteut(i. 40 signaless beach towel, between the city h,tlttiv t!"nlg hid ama field trip Friday will be petition containing A special tour for nemen Claude Kirk ors, stiff neck, headache and Peaches posted bond tutu was other governmental offices. a tour of the Cobia boat works. tUre5. Thirteen persons expresswho gives up a $11,501) lethargy, a niechical spokesm4tn and Collier County officials will ed opinions against the matter, released for a City Court hear. Waltz, All 'uys and girls, 9.12 are be conducted Friday on the job said. including attorney Leonard ing in the case next Wednesday. post to assume th e local 'ited to attend . estern portion of Everglades These syitipttiiiis are similar • After her last brush with the, at $13,800 a year, will also to those of lethargica encephali- Parkway near Naples. law, a judge fined her $25 nd head central informatIon cluck Watcher called to point Hoard member Chelsie Selltoiti for the city, Olelluuiud said. Us, a type commonly known as told her not to do It again. out the double-header on the e'rchia of Miami will conduct "sleeping sickness." __________________________________________________________ Movieland Drive-in marquee: the tour to review construe. The St. Louis t}'f)e, so named Singing Nun" and "now to because the first recorded epi lion progress on the two-lane Murder Your Husband." tiemle occurred in St. Louis in toll road which will run (rum • . Freedom was short-lived for (lie summer of 1933, citUses ill. Naples to Fort Lauderdale. Seminole Jaycees Roosevelt Lee, who escaped Sanford ill flanimation of the brain. i The remaining 57 mites hae launched a back-to-school from the prison farm at Oviedo of The Parkland spokesun4tn said be cotnileted by the middle' safety program and ask that last Friday. the St. Louis type is not conta t1i7, hoitri officials Auid. Lee was appreended h beall .-itizens observe some hi in-----ginus betee't, people. But lie rile rules: Approach all inter• tween 3 and 3:30 thIs inornitig added (lint suspected victiuuts sectunt. cautiously; slow down by Casselberry Patrolman Gary ti till'. itrt isolated as thought they had 1IULIst felt by Intiihui The "tight squeeze" in school zones; stop for all Swaim, with assistance from large cities of the eastern section of the country which a contagious disease twcituse school buses. Also, the Jaycees FR? Jerry Hawthorne, resulted this week in raising of the prime ldn(Iing rate Symptoms of th e two types 0! Lee made the mistake of are sponsoring th e movie, "Boy from 5.75 per cent to six per cent there has not itf are siniltar. Did I Get a Wrong Number" walking near the Casselberry fected interest rates in SeminOle County "yet," local encephalitis PASADENA, Calif. u.-I'u 'Flie spOkeslflflhi said the (ItsSunday through Wednesday at police station where he was Scie n tists reported unexplaitted ease Is more st'i-loUs if the bank officials reported to The Herald today. spotted by the alert pollee of. the Ritz. "The -money problems in New 'York and ot bet' tient is older. lie said very few e'hauigvs in Lunar Orbiter's path fleer. eastern stittes are vastly different from ("tit' local sit- victims under40 years old die. around the moon Prior to today's phuutugi-aphk' assintuent. uatlon," one official banker said. "andthaii' prohtktnt Dewlt'tt said the epuh'mlc %% Area deaths ..................... has not spilled OVOF OH its yet, 11' thIs sII nut ion (toll- similar to thii' outbreak whuie'hi 'I'hue highest pout in the orbit Bridge ...................................6A fta.iald A. Houle, 134 Country tlnues, however, we, too, might feel I lii' M(ltlt'e'Mt,'' tilt Houston lit 1964, when 243 lass ttreiiiin'd uium 1.15$ to 1,150 Classified ads .. ........ . ..... .10-11 Club Circle, was arrested Wed. Ano th er banker cotitt'tided the 'oliIi'tii is 11t1 Iue'rMms were struck by s. miles, while the low point has Comics .............................. 6A7A nesdy night and charged with citily motivated. use gatiwelly fiutti 117 antIcs I.ouis uncepluslltis. Crossword puzzle ................7A DWI aiai careless and negligent to iu. ___________________ Of the five banks in the county, only South Scnt Abby ............................6A driving Dear FIERY DEATH I "All we cuuu say pending theafter he struck a cur ijiole Hank has raised Its ntjitiiiiutn iIlteI't'Ht i'ate on Editorial page ........................4 park ed at 332 Country Club CirORLANDO (All) At leuist tailed studies Is that something unsecured loans from tile former i'atu of Isetweitti six Entertainment ................6A-7A dc. Patrolman Larry Payton zind 61/ per cent to seven per cent. can't one man burned to death ill a is influencing the orbi t horoscope ...........................6A and Edward Hayden investigatpickup truck today after a ex1'lin," scientist Edmund Officials at the (lthoj' four banks, Ci tizens liiiiik Society .................................. 8-iO ed :me accident. Houle is being collision of Ihmi-iw trucks and sit hlruuuumumet' of the NtIuiiist Arroof Oviedo, Florida State Batik, Sanford At Iuntk' Hank Sports ------ ---- --- --- ---- IA .2A -'IA he-Id ill city jail ,,,,(I .r $250 and ( Jnik'd State Bunk, at II ngl'ttcel ''nem hike'' u I bet sutuintihik' juihi wu't.t of om- until ics and Stunt' .tluaiiuuitin 'IA bond. lanulu. ticeii said. i'at pi isgltit'il,atcd at this hunt, f h Top Down 34$. lAG Us AVE 26c 4 - so C 'I 'se. - ' -." Interstate 4 __ ?aSti Marie, ?.mir.1ie, • I High In D. C. a . - Dedication Held Ku- sw- c I - OTS b CELERY stalk PEARS CARR - - .-- . --. - . ag - Escapee Caught FRISH PASCAL At Casselberry 19' IAjT'JTT The 19' 1 no $s ' a •..: vria. - - 'P J - -. F rom Alaska 'To Florida For Less $$ ute ri-7.-N , U, .o - -~, , .; -,.- , " - ~, , .. - ) , LBS. [led. Lawrence, Folly Ia.cit, S.C. $1,000 E,it.y, Put, Ph, Curd. Pie., $50 Mrs. Nuscy N.oi.y, Mle.I, P1.., SZJSO Alitset J. Sslt.s, NIule, P1... $10 Mrs. Ssitlt Gray, W.P. I.eck, Pie.. $1000 Mrs. W. K. Nuds, Mi..t .' SH Mrs. liciardIre cev. m. Miumi,P Pis.$ 100 Mrs. D.us SIiL MiamI. Pie.. SIC tuber? A. Haxia, P-irp CIty. Pie., $IN Mn. I. A.lg.d., Pt. Piurs. Pie.,$I0 Mrs. NI.. P. Statue, Mimi. Pie., SIN Jub. M. Nr.1t, Sts.rt, Pie., SIC hr - nw Foiver, Dusm.l1.s Pie., $50 Mi& Pow WiIpsei, Miami, El.., $IN Mrs.IA. Murphy, Ft. Nam. R...SI0I Mrs S*ubCIiit$.iss.Cby.P1..SiD Mrs. Pill laster, V.,, $.uck, Pie., SIN lamli A. S.1.s, Serussis, Pie.. SIC Muri.s MacDosald, Mlii--, PS.., $100 Mrs. Aitiur P. last, Lubulaud, Pie.. $10 C. K. Sits.ff.r, St. Peursrg, Pie.. $100 Mrs. Ladwig UFill- , Large, Pie.. $10 svbD.up, V&dsste, $1... $100 •15d1 iSibarS Miami. Pie..$10 Will. Usack, Pie. $10 Davis, Orsuiwick. Os.. SIDU M. M. Mm. N. W. C4d1.w.y, L..á.rg, Pie.. SIN Mgsr.t Nears. Oim --k.., Pie., $10 Now Flicisit, Jacks.. .111.. PIe., $100 Mrs. Weary P.,s.5, Ver. Isack, Pie.. $10 ESIS Ms. MU!. Luli. Perk. Els, SIR Mrs. Eatber kelIh.L Will"llill, fj., 5i 1555 CIthi, W.P. luck, P4... Tam Waist, Car..., Pie., $100 $10 C. I. Web it.r, W.P. Gawk. Pie.. SM 115i5s.st O.sipj. N.Upwss Pie,. $50 Pay laWisgec, W.P. $ssck, El.,, $10 Mrs. 0. D.4., Miami, F1.. io WIsh. V. Wuts.., Ilsisub. Pie.. $50 Mrs. Istiar UP S 'do MiamI1 Pie.. $10 Mule Ma. lsrrls.. Pt. Masde pea,. ss, Mrs. MaleS. Ira... MIami. Pie.. SM Ufflas Pniad, M'i Isacit. Pie.. I. I. Hyd., St. Psi srsrg. tie.., $50 Mt. L. Mset1. I1ar* Irenve, pie. Pl.iu'ura Pallas, Miami, Fl... UI i1111111111 itencu. St. Pssréurg. Pie., SW Mr. L. C. bus. Jedwasitififle. FkL. SH Mya1iarAs.sL.J4,.dP4e,.$$I cii. TII coiw Mrs. Margur lass. Miami, ,. $10 • NorYouWHI Pleas, 14... SRI LI. £afflegwsa$1, St. Petenisig. Pie. US II Mrs. LscIUe MI, Pie., $10 Mrs. F. I. Glibart M Oub.. Pie., SM K. J. P.,. K. M1 P1.... $11 i I 11w C.. Dursut, Mart large, Fl.. $10 I Mrs. tedsay Miles Onleads. Pie. $10 I - _I... • LA...... LAt_? t... F. ,I - -- 59c1S $173 e; rV I R I VL MIS. W. A. PAULEY TITUSVILLEI FLA. OTHER WINNERS ~ I - - I - - - s. Sipd.'. 'Tight Squeezeff e Not Felt • Yt! -- --- - • ------- Orbiter Change - Puzzles Experts ll Herald Index Prices in day, $4is sd are good in ths follow ing August 20. Pia.a.st ifors Driver Held through Safur. S11110111111660 Ca.t.r I 0 Hwy. 17.92'S Sanford I$IIVID1 ____ ___ (QIPAKTITV. IIGWTS._____ ItB1BL1 f . - i MORE FOR YOUR MONEYATA&P! 1I - jr. - ~1..O' : ULL 411 6. MtI. Mre i --- • . _______ CANS LBJ Peaches Caught (itiw ------Voters Session 1i-Idny. '-'•. COFFEE SALE! i'&LT Reserve, ' I 77 to lot - :' . Rec Area Sought 77 - WA11GTflN (A F', some nagging problems k .. in c ____ ONLY trong S -- _____ s.asea.d sweat peas Lb. C co gream beams 14.16. Cam whole tomatoes 1-Lb. Cam MIX OR MATCH C PLASTIC BOTTLE I fIñC CANS 'I' SPECIAL! MI A MIX OR C GAUON at this month's meeting. yellOw cling peaches 14b. cam sliced or c,ushed pIieappe 1 51/4 Oz. frilt cocktail 1-Lb. Cau whole taiotses 14Lb. C MATCH PINK LOTiON DETERGENT county and moving th court. house to a more central location DEL MONTE SALE (Limit: 1 with $5.00 order) P Parents Orientation Night will I 1w held on Aug ? at 7:fl p. m. at Lyman high Schoil in lang -ood for all parents of new Seminole Junior College stu dents. This is a new program under the leadership of Robert Schreiber. college registra. 2nd BIG WEEK in CLOROX It molb of Wibcoutan lucid brtt'nt1wt APPLE 1. .11 year. I . 2c OFF LABEL! LAUNDRY BLEACH You'll soon *itiuuld tie available to the cxun 4 EACH I ur add water. shake guid driuk. Frown milk cunoentruW - - ... ~ ' ? Frozen Millc ~:~_. .. ~~ church offim ____ ___ CANS hot thi'ti 1 C 14OL JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED DELICIOUS 45 S1 S ' . UI!) 4. ti( 1-QT. i ic n ss H its i ng I' Apple Grapes Orange Tropical Fruit Punch 2Roa Describec Come True' DRINKS C PACK CD* 0 SPECIAL! DELMONTE SPECIAL! to tb. LB. C rrath b yv'uir, the petter-n for prieei zind S tnderst and registration tile new Seminole ,Tnnior Col lege is in lull s; ing and that ajpmimntcly 7 students registering each day. legistrn lion is at fl ,. m aM the new college each day campus and '. ill end Aug. 2. All students ' ho plan In enter for the first term are urged to take care of all preparations for entering during the istr:ttion ;wrioci. Orientation will be Aug. - lOL CANS Economy is it'.,; 4tron(ur and hPalthy. at ot "The Nile of AItwrlefI" - at SPECIAL! 3 • loiskss u. 69c PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS . L199C SEA 111 .% STEAK WESTERN SIRLOIN * P 'P 'p I Police ot1i'er-nwntir of the Police l'nevoient .\nci ation 'till be' gathering Friday night br another good steak dinner at the club hcnise. according to Capt. Ben Butler. 59c HEAVY - I - Zip ('(file 82771 WlA'I'IIIIt: Vee1nest1ny P8-ifi); +t CLO ROUND LBO inst I nf lat ion 9 (*+ UT I Iuporuu wagnm men ra A I - County 4 , .4. - I . - Seminole F#146 i or Fi9ht M J___ .. ( I ---,--.------..-..--,----------,-------- ___ ------.---, I - U n S is U is _ ,II I -,~ZA~ " ~, ,~1 _1-.iW1110r1d& ci in B 1 ti Ptc ___ PLAID STAMPS T001 ... : - 4. . - 4' _ k ,_';_ ~ I I _ ~.... ~ ) , - 1 .-.- . J -.-' ., - mi : _-.------- I— - - --'dá4''- 1 .-•I :- - -_ __ - '4 -.157_. - - J -- q _•,,) -' ;' - -' - ' I -. - F1 �I . -"k--- __ - - ---- l op,,. .r r 1 14 I I / '1 Warplanes Continue Pounding North V'16et Nam U. S. SArn ~- 1 % L Seen : '. 1~. on conimanial . . WX '7; I , '_ ., 1. \I . South Vietnamese pilots new .101 . . I n another South Visnsim troops operation, officials said 12 Viet launched n now drive against Cong were k11i'd rind seven cn, Viet Cang guerrillas only three :-~-., I ~ government 'Xb .. - Senate has moved claw to an- . Policeman Shot Ry Sniper At F1 Lauderd le : the ground South Viet - .. 4 I- I I fringes of the capital. 'c'iittered on1 Elsewhere - the controvmlal TflU1UCPVIC TX fight.er.bomb- voice vow Wrdnesdn it approved a rider to the pending a ~_ F I riana. The rider was offered by Sen. John L. McClellan, DArk., head ate Permanent Invesof Area - :. - -I - II " ., . It I - I ,I ~, i !(i,~~~ I - ,I ,4W"- ~~f t" f I 11 , I . i I*(, 11 , . ~ -*I~i . : otes a Legal Nofice . . ~ - interesting speech on "What It Takes To Build A Good Boy or irl iI W ednesday's regnlr meet' To All , Chwiliftem and " Veronw How To Polisbup • tto, L. by uottlied and required to pre- ~ sent any claims and demands TO, which you. or either of You, =lL7 bove spral"at t1ho entwt* af MAT - Defendant Address:Unknown nist rtoops in three actions . dress of the t iaimant tic1 ihiii he sworn to l*, thf- claimant. tile; agent. or attorney and acenwpanled by a filing toe (if t,,,,, dollar und nuch t3laim, or df-mand not an filed xhall for void. Jolm TMvIln Woodruff As adnitnimtrotor (it tile lmatate of blav T. Woodruff. deasaaed ALBURT N. VITTS F.dwarde liulldlup Hanford PIi Atturi,c for rxecutoi : ~ : - - : - I "' A7WV.T tilulritlfrj attornr~-. wimpot, unnit, "I'd uddrear uplient WOW- "I' "r liefore. tite 1, . ,tli day of tielitent,set, 196C, or u Dearer Pro cuti. you. Dated this Oth day of August, 1999. (licul tot Circult Court) Artiiu, Merl. , ii HDITT11 1111,001CLYN 21ANIC. Va. SAVINGS • (W Milli, 1h first Mnnda In Nov•mL'er. A I) TO; GORDON to till the fohIowIn offices: litiliresentativc In Cotigress for . triet AK) Sui; I-'ruTlcis(-, 9i374 ID TD& All parties ciatiniusr in- tereate by. through, under or stsuinat tile aforeauld per- you ARE herub)- notified tittit . .iudp. of the District fo1I,wtt described real proport)- to-wit: .ppvllntr 1)istriet 1.)t 7, Ulouk H. COUTRT 1iurto.,i 114 Clr'utt .1Ud5" CLUIt MANO11. UNI T rio. ip!thie,jntta Judicial circuit YIur $et-r.itar) of Stat.' Iuuk. page 71' .,f the' i'ui.- I Cumptruller ' I I L:>. 1 .itructhoii ida 11W~Ilc berviuc coninassion aen Ders & Guy. 1,. 0. 1jux 24o".. &list& Senster rourtoentli fien Orl&ndv, Florida, and to fit& the original of such Answer siturts! Ilistrict with the Clark of tho ature"id ftate fienutur 3rifteenth Sonaturial Vistrict Circuit Court an ew before the oth dav or september. ives. it Watt houstor Mixtecisth bellaunteasu will be taken asgainet you lot ti,. relief deusiusded ii; Lb. s! : has been Traaurer 5upettut.ndeit •jf art: required to serve a copy of This liottoe sitteil be publishad onus a week tot' four cussasvut&v• wasice In the basitorO Tw (s )ienits.r• e. -- YMCA in flolyoke, Mass., in 181 5. :.• - of ti,.' at1mrneys, whir lwind I .1 . . I 88 VALUE IT issouri Plan' Opposed B Demo Speaker CANVAS O lando.. ANDBIWON. Last Central boulevard r Irlorlda, and flit tbe original Avittw6r tor other Pleading in the offioe of wo Clark ot the Cir. BINDER Tear 12.00 ICNOTICE day • • • is 11 . --A ___________________________• ' ii ' I I . 0 . , I ...#..'ol r I I ."'. - I,, ., . I , re'. C'4 ~_rl 1. "'a , . I ~, , Ot . '. 11~1 -1 . .. - . ~ L buirrtear of Stat. Ift'puty Clerk .~ - . . : - 19" CHEVY. 11 W . ~, 1. '. * •-' 8110101 11101111 4 SF - WASHER. STOCK NO. 3496. EST GROWING DR . - ,, . i4 : :~, , I Use a. S,es Memory. Ui &ii after b*avy rela. Non-y*fWwW9 whift mW 40 colem -_ M= --- - FLAT ______~, f - I,I 1.I tATEX WHITE point. Dries Im 30 , E. ~.',11il base .L minutes. I water. CIO" up Wk% : FLAT I )I4 77 WHIT P ,I I . '11. ' . . . flood I . - - - waters . - , - ,T._...,_-._--------------- ~4111 . 1. , I J I . . I .. '~r . f, I .•. .. I ' ' $ : usa . P a "11 010 COV I ) 1 . nbill - L POSMI otor : a es il 1; WINNFMS OF if U Milli UPWS Tire Service grujill 01*1jilig pptlzeli "re (left to right) Jerry Va1lZagL40L-k, J)eHhj-y, fouj. U. 0,i. Uoyid 11gc,r Puwli; A. P. J4 letcher, Sanford, J:itirnatjonuJ lifethuie tifllffler iid Owner JJ(','h, JJujfl # niout and lialuming. SAPJFOR PH. 322-6231 . Oicruld Pholm) .a- LArvic I I ,; FAMOUS BRANDS . J . .1 -- - •; ONLY GAL (NO WHIT1111 WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS ! ! - 11 T''N tt' i ' I VINYL REED , ;4 •I I ROLL-UP I I WALLTEX i I fl HAUWARI INCLUD111 L'' ALL * 'A -,,~ I, .,1. L_ It, WHIT[ I i ~ II I I 2'zG' 0 0 . • • WALL COVERING . Top 1945 "to 46witv 46400. , , Has" patterns. 1160wo ft do I . -, .;.d ." Oft. SIN I CM GUARANTEED FOR LIFE • ViisyI Ilooriny at prices you ,,ffQ,J .tii VINYL TILE - .C'\ $ 10 ROOM $ • WJ e cho,cu of decorator P1 it • to cI,, dousn S w.ssinq , i EAR / 1% INDIVIDUAL TILE , I Sirs o or wood ______________ 'iMOTICION .". FLOCKS AUJOMOSSI & FOLDING DOORS FOILS SELLING ILSEWN91111 V.96 TO 19.95 First quality 3 dimeeslosul 1966 d*691019f 6010C.69as. Sold hi double ii itipie tolls P,w.Itimm.d A woshubi., • AS LOW AS - 495 'A . I ~ H'S** 1111kV 111 ltq.. P*til' W"01660" 11"IV Awtvadli susan sousa. 1 1 PWIV uI4lskálS. Whit, •i bllPI Sl.Iii. loll 3 5a Pt - ALL NAIDWAIS INCLUDID - 32 * SOU -. 7 i I --- toot,I .,404 9 - U .4" '' - -. -. 9 A a - NEW SANFORD P Telephone 322-0376 i , I -. fI I PA - • I - Ar- ~ NUT TO ICKUD " -- I II i I • " Smbenir shir 0 PAN, • 4 CAPJUIV 500 Wesf First Urost ( J I ~h - elf GAL 67 0`0 5 Inv IF ,,,. . -. iLAn - 88 -.04 :.' .,! p . 5414i...as l #-.^ 1^ I - -liMhIyIns* ':'' NO S?IATTU T Glidd*n 0 De &UMNNAC.v 1. I - ' - - -_ -_ ~~ emiv,y A -11~ . \ . , ~ 1. IfIl'. - , I 'o .. I1 . ". -__ S .~~ AIL%Owl- ___1 I * I , . ,6 . : ~__ 4 -. ~ :. OIAL I ~!_ ____ - s.... - ADV. N . - - AT TUIC •IC PILLID, . .. . . . - INSU ITE . I ,. . . • cc. I - i WHirl 9FA. - ,III . DRIPLESS LAM C - - ____ . t*-1, " ,t 83 serfee4s of "04L md prfm" aw - LIM&T: 2 I ;I •N*I'. • - weat" I V. .1 ~ 1~. CLOTHS ' j SO MANY USES1 or. Odflnex costs $1.00 and Is ,. .• . .. - ,• .w.s PLASTIC i,of i! i, 0"4 A& 1111111,11 :. I GALLON . ENMW Pw an , OVERWEIGHT i I '1•. I 00 . ______ - 89 011cosel Form a meimme proof baffler. easy t. .Oy i ..;. .. ~ . . rl- ( v - r - . • ILIS1ILPROOP I . 9" .,, 2215 WEST FIRST ST (DIRF.CT OIUANDO LINE 42"326) I1 _____ \ - ..It . "'; ... . ei",Ub O0IP o er . HOUSE PAINT 1 . - ~ GALLON STAMPS! YEAR 10 ' sd on this quaran$..: If not I OK (I (Al') - Tim ileatti ,or toll (ruin stornis that lii Ii.'ti satisfied for any reason just return the package to your drugtjlst wee" H J ui 1411 thI is w m outh e rn eek ''° and et your full money back. No to .iOt.oday U$ sttUic)I tinitis ((Ill Odrin.s is sold qusst?on asked $1uarantos b y: nut. to t ear isvuy debt is , COLOR WHITE, 6 CYL. ENGINE. % 0 "tz* ,s -~ ;I Is 4 finy fablef and mosily swallowid G.t rid of .sc.0 fat and live ' ft TUDOR $ by letter I . . I WIPERS Ltttirs and a . ! iI 89 3 GALLONS EXTRA - .,-&,~ % .1 1 -.. ed tlie Great awn] of use Jitate unt, loss. al Florida. at Tull"&w"t. the (gEA,L I CaPital, till& lite Fifteenth dar Arthur M 3kckwitu. jr. ur August 1611C. Clark of Circuit Court 50 . --- - - __ Wednesday that his application Availabl, to you without doc as dfoapproved be-cause It had been submitted alter time Aug. 5 called Odrin.x. You must los. ugly . . College of ' Science8 told Silvio ,. '? . ; . . .;..'',.',.' b .- - / SIMILAR TO MODEL ILLUSTRATED 1A'I'EL' THIS lilt day of Aug- -c., • Whit. & Colors = I '44 ,V2, - the I -r -5 - - .. : - - pp Use P ill '. Id" for W004 Stucco Masonry LIMIT • age sive demonstrations oil (lie cam. or titate. who is :15. Ims, then dropped out __ --,; ~;:, I last year to study Ili England. . 1 p I LATEX , 1 !4j1 University of California, has In Maine, Repubhicati Gov. ... been turned down for readinis- .i0 III ii (Iti Si St I ki flk ri ( i(( sian to Lite Berkeley (aIfl))US thin. Democrats lime iiuiniiid .- ~t. 1. ' - ,. - t.'ç,, -- f1I V pp 0 GREEN I . STAM F3'9 , • WOfI P ulster - . • 1. . ': hoard Complaint. HOUSE PAINT _. . I l - AND `J'V018 1ul --- M . C A I Fl TI1C' Scetie 01 thIs tneetlng will in' ltousv cit Campobell o Inter- Free Speecher Gets Heave-ho . of Sejiteniber. 11461 if you to do so, a decree pro eonwill has taksi; against the' relief demutideti ii; the /U / plvtv. Lucky Numbers . - END toils (if the rtieetlng are Incom altering of the clearance Some exariples of tile kind tif pai)ei s slit' wil lx free to I)oliti( iii totists going on ,iiong becaust. 'the atmosphire and cirried on lichind tlo' d doors Iffi education. ition lge Arnian the hunian body are highly com- with the result being the public I Fariii de Lim, be uninfortned of tile plex system,~ and the interac- would Ili New York, liv will In ap-- - ---- - - --- tions between the two are often competence or incompetence of pearing Ili tile tionie (iistric' t s or the appointee. very involved." BORDEAUX, France (UPI)1hree fre8linian Democrats who Whitaker gave tile opinion the Ilair dresser Alaurice Sequin upset Republicaiis in 196.1. Syrastate has a "cool, tough, really was horn on the 17th day of the cuse Is in Hui). J. Michael Ih U VOLCANO E'RUIPI'S smooth system in the judiciary 12th month In 1911. On lVednes. ley'ti 34th District; at Buffi:lo JAKARTA, Indonesia (Al')- now. day he wagered S X francs Johnson could help Rep RR h Ti uu "Our present constitution pro ($1 j)) on the combination 7-12BERKELEY Calif. (AP) - ard D. McCarthy. while Ellenin Indonesitin U_-rritury close to vides for crcation of a r new eir. ii lit a horfic race here and Mario Savio, leader of the 1064 Ville Is tile hollietowil of Ri.p. the Philippines, bus crupted. cuit court judge for very 50,- won 118,198 francs ($23,640). free speech movement at the Joseph Y. Resnick. ' rho appftaflon is available for public inspec. H 141 Seii DI. C t 2-SPEED WINDSHIELD tile prittle inhilster said. adding flint cle. be - ssistant secretary or fields of health-related science judge for any cause woul / - RD Ye I S PONT LUCITE rrJf) - . . __.~ -_ rr sit: Grandpa's Aches True Barometer I yfAR itilglit Come Ilp," To Venezuela 0 $ 33 flPWS cimf,'renee Wediirsilny In ()it'iwn, presumably will be Viet Nam. "I AllApeCt thilt the war Jayne Pays Csim"Waw. - URSDAYoFRIDAY . Fred S. Grunwald, Joan Boras and Fmnces I - ' - IN THE ADVIETISEMINT IN YESTERDAYS ISSUE THE SANFORD HIRALD. A MIC4 WAS IN UROR. VT SHOULD HAVE READ: Y __________________________________________ 0 I CORRECTION ;.11 .44iL I, (,nrxni, or Caiind n will meet Siititlny In tljqcuqq Intern'itk,r,,iI CHNI"i It. Stephenson (left), president of tile SpIllillole County DoIllo. ('l'atiC ASso()8hon, discussed lW(WiSiImM living considered for Inclusion in the flCW slnte constitution with guest speake r, Wifliurn Whitake r, State Rep. Willinni R~edy and 3effrey SclwIllJ)t,I-I1, liresident of the Seminole County Young Defll(Wl'alS. (Herald Photo) I 11 1~ -- I F I I Joitrilry Ilntiipthitt' 'intl Mnine. lie 'iuiti l'ritiie Minister Lester 1. - - f' Ix'UIntlIntL t"rklny will toke ttii Solons Differ ng Of Dn Project Mohole . teer Fire Department, buve been Mr. and Mrs. JJzc1 11urrison who have donated their time month after month with only the help of two deputies to patrol the grounds Well-known dance bands are on hand euch week for the dunces whieb are at, tended by some 1O-2OO young people. The Morntions usk purenth willing to belp witb the chaperoning to contact them. Dances will be on Suturdu nights beginning next rnonth. (lieruld Photo) --- - . I"'( 141dmit Itilo New Vork Onfe, ltiiiitle llnntI. Vet mont, New .~ . CHAPERONES for Thursduy night dances at Bear -- 111P0,41 It, dO whill. Ile call fo Ifouqe tneinherq _- (0 a County Cunsmieaiozsvr. Th,o. totsue .iiuil 4* $iuuIii,Is. Thire.- () Members of 'thiS' ed ouie.' a week fur tour oon.eIMau-d of Public IuatrueLioii cutive weeks In the Sanford August, Arthur Id. 2A*ckwIth, Jt. Clark al tba Circuit Cuurt BY: Marth& T. Vlhietb Deputy Clark vas deu hers & GAY P. o. it .4U1. I - -- -- - , .- ii (iiIuAL.) ; 1 titro bLat.' benu.ior Forty-first Son- dus utorial ilistriot fall Three () It.msL.ers of fits tio }luuas of It.presentattv.s fur CUOIPlaIUL. herald. Dated title 3nd day of it) thereof as recorded Ili Plat iluolt i., Page, 7L and '. County, Florida filed against YOU in Public iii the shove atyl.d .ufl, and you ar.' required to serve a cop' tat* )ua, t,..i, flied against you In the above.it'ied suit. and )ou . 1 - Hy DONNA ESTES 000 lxrson increase ill tile pop- vised. ,, while the new constitit- filitintial Park oil Campobello Proponents of the ",Alissouri illation. This provision gives tile tion living considered does not INIMId. New 11run4wick, Cann. be found. dii. The park was established by PlanS' of promoting, rather than more rapid justici' which a carry the provision." modern socivt% netNis." lie ad. Another special guest at the 0W thilted State.q alld Canada it) The night before four persons free election by the people, of ----,-. - .------. ___ were arrested after a fight that meeting, conducted by Gene it. honor of Franklin I). Rotsevclt, jud,zes from the circ ui t court I l Attempt to ar. o the supreme court, which i. rest burglars. No one was State Representative William The I'rcsI(lent's itinerary, tic being considered for i n clusion . Jured. n the new state constitlition be• Jeffrey Scheinbera, president llnhiohlticements here 1)11(1 word 6* V In Fort Lauderdale about 200 lkvc "the people are ignorant Negroes began throwing bottles a of the Seminole County Young froin spills it(, %vill vit nd do not have enou at patrol cars from a drive-in, to elect competent judges." Democrats and one of the pinFRIDAY Three cars were hit but no one , liver ,orl,rx In the association, ituirnlo, N.Y.--Aniong other This Statement was made by was hurt. was gifted with a going a way I William Whitaker, director of Two hours later. Sgt. . Harry the Florida Academy of Trial present of a "Democratic" don. ;titirci cutter and inspect efforts .%S key tic tac. Schembern Ili leav- to clear pollution from Lake Mawhinner was hit in the right Lawyers. at the meeting of the By TI1F, ASSOCIATF a on er to attend a R ealilv'r '1UF' Sem i n ole Count Eric. Democratic Senute and 1Ioue conferees ing the area soon He did no"t find the sniper. N`0 Association. in a talk entitled. agree on all but one item In a Florida State University at TalSyracuse, N.Y.-Detalls of one was arrested in Fort Lau- "Someone is Fiddling With $14.3 million bill to finance varwhere he will study visit not anounced but derdale. ious federal agencies. Thp ex- law. Ile recently completed an ected to Include a Your Freedom." for internship at Secretary of State ct of In June hundreds of Negroes W!iitaker explained under the ception: $19.7 million some kind rioted on Hammnndville Road in "Missouri Plan" member.,; (If Project 'h1ohnie, a plan for drill. Tom Adams' office. Ellenville. N.Y.-In this Pom'ano each for two nights The judiciary would be appoint- ing deep into the earth's inner Catskills Mountain town John. after the ner of a Super Mar- ed bv a commission of seven crust. .%oil will dedicate a community ket was accused of SlEipping a members, consisting of three President Johnson proclaims hospital. Tile traveling White Negro Bay .members selected by the Flor. tile week beginning Sept. 18 as Up Ilouse will stay overnight here. ida Bar Association, three my- National Highway Week. SATURDAY men appointed by the governor, U.N. Ambassador Arthur J. Kingston. R.I.-Johnson will and one person chosen by the Goldberg tells a Senate subcommake a major speech I re. particular branch of the judici- mittee he I, ; encouraged about CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - ceive an honorary doctorate or ary elected to serve as chair- chances or reaching agree a ment Actress Jayne Mansfield has laws iit the University of Rhode 4 man. with the Soviet Union on a trea- paid a . $220 fine to the Venezue- Island. Tile university Is holding WASHINGTON (AP) - The 1h e only manner in which ty to ensure peaceful uses Of Intl government for irregular- a specia l convocation. It apnext time grandpa says it's ~hc public could voice -in opin- outer space. ities in her tax clearance pears to have been hurriodly ion on any certain judge RP- The State Department con- papers. . arranged, because university rain cause his arthrl pointed would be following his firms two Van Nuys, Calif., M i ss .tins e d was stopped President Francis horn is flying Us is both ering him, you might first term in office when dur- brothers John and Michael en she tried to leave Venezu- back to it from a vacation in the ing an election the people could Savko cb well to pay some heed. e a act Th ursd ay because the Balkans. A government report said to- vote whether or not they wish- Hungary. have been jailed in government said someone had flurling(on. %?(., ,Nlanchester, i ed Ulle appointee to continue in I President ,Johnson awards the c1iui1Mo th e cl earance papers N.H., Brunswick and Lewiston, falling atmospheric fi IS- office. If the electorate should I National Security Medil showing she had paid tax on Maine - All thesv communities sure and rising humidity, condi- I vote not to continue a judge a 4 F3 in Adm. William F. flaborn Jr.. Income tamed there. They said expect presidential stops. At bans which often precede rain, office, the commission would for his brief tour of duty tIle date she was supposed to night Johnson is expected to can cause pains and swelling of merch appoint a replacement, director of e Central lvt'.c had been changed from board Iic IntellfJolts in rheumatoid arthritis \%Th1tiktr stated a S Northampt ort uaml)ton, on, genie Agency. Aug. 9 to Aug. 11 . The ll lie pointed his floating command post. and Dr. Paul R. Nliller. president "As soon its we can prove that cruise to Campobello. ase has in the *'Alissouri Plan" is that of tile University or West Virshe had nothing to do with tile lagged behind advances in other disciplinary action a,,ainst any SUNDAY ginia Silice 196".* is sworn in ,is I Court of AiipeaI tot the Fourth; real I In 0ii. (1) mortgase encumbering the lotlowing 1)rosertY: The South 15 leet of Lot I.., utid all of Lot 1, libel Cousity, Florida. t tink ldr' qmfi, rang out an hour before mid- ~ night. But the sniper could not 1 whose stockholdem, officers and directors am AP--A q .- liii' 11-11 1 iiio ttuikl Iisiv mi liii, I uti tZn%Ptt1Ortiip iItl(1 q on Police searched the apartment building where the five shots Co., Inc. to Seminole Broadcasters, Inc., ing William G. Morgan invented the 4P Till. F.INTII JUIJICIAL 01111 15 AND POlL HLIOL1 NOTIVAG 69:'.' Huppurt hquadroli I 14 - - I IIIhlHflWP tntii charged with disorderly condi ' 1 tiotict that a UNNERAL U UUM)UN L. UODGI;b. et al., lii he hiulti i' btrntnule Tiofellduntt M111111111111U. for SUIT 1.. 1ii1I,-AIft Sanford - I Lust Church Street 01111AWUNUT so. isiTS or ELIUMICIA; RJLP.TFORD FEDERAL Plaintiff. 710 It ICn0w11- thut I- TOm INGE AND LOAN AEJ8DCIATI0 , Adunia. Svoeretu" of Mate of the Ar .i47D:6 • I ,_ TJI)C-1V I i THE C1ItCVIT ODITIIT t , fnhnqm I)rqtinr bog on his porch Both were A al . . Two persons were arrested. assign Union said today It was rend'. ., i I 27-year-old man who rerused it) ,%M0 . move from in front of a bir .eind a M-year-old man who wak sit- Notice is given that on or cibout August I 8, 196S appricafion was fbed wilth the F*dercd the II. Communication Commission to cenn of staflon WSFR, Sanhird, Florida (1360 kc.) from Sanford-Seminole Broadcast. if asked - to help North Viet j -71 . . 1 1 Nam with its air force as well '. .41 -1.1 - ..',~' . ,., 'r, " 'I __r.i , 0 I~~ . 4 . - .__.'k. r " . as other nillitany personnel. %,,. 1-1~4,L,k.,I.t1.--.-.. - 1 .J ....") 1 . I Premier Alexei N. Kosygin wrote British philosopher Ber. trand Russell tile Soviet air . furce was ready to act "the mo. i I 4 11~ .4-- 1. ment the request comes." At; Lxecutor oi said entutel GILUS. IMMICK a leteiitlaiite TION . 4- * WIMUS CIA A WILSON, Isio. wife. - . allull be void. /a/ Harlan Tuck Attorneys tor sata Estato Publish Aug. t, 11. it. ; IN TIII (IIICVI'I' (OUItT e' THIC IN'l'H JU1jI(IIAJ, (U8 orlando, Fioritlu (WIT Or £51) PUll NLUISOIJi IuIillsI Aug. 1. 196E OOVWI'X. ri.OIUDA. . . ffl)tite nit ' tite fittI catioll of thir notice. Eat% cluim 01- demand must top it, I writitip and contion the place W, r,-sidenct- and pont office amlresi4 of the clatmant and nium sworli to by the clatillKilt. sliril alrent, or attorney. or the same, io I)eputy ClarkUPWARD H. TITTIM A tto rney it. 1999. DIM-1014 : VOUI '' W"k Zb 'I'S) ALL. a Offers 'Aid To N. Viets It, shotguns And Automatic weapons cleared the streets. riers n Legal Notice . I e y. The conferences will consider, Nam. U.S. B52 bombers hit at a Japanese-American cooperation A y.,. be in helping the develCLAMS OR 11MANDS . among other things, "tile urgent suspected Viet Cong tunnel ~eould ed. late of said County, to the rIED thut egult f:jr divorou Ill" AGAINST NA,111) NIVIIATIM. and aping nations of Asia, including You untj each Ounty .1ud or Reminote Coun. v iierø.. need for better police-communi- complex. storage facility Ninm Judi. ty. Flarl.da. at his nffiae in the Circuit Court of notified and roquired to file ty relation." the FBI said. base camp tudny 15 miles west cial circuit of mr, state of by ! court ouse of Ia County at Florid an ciatme and demand, which I and or nantord, Florida. within six calYOU, or either of you may have 1', andar inanths tram the time of :140. lite under Ch *state tin tile ofxtYle of said caune ho. &gainst said . the first publicatiov of till#% tin- Ing lion. narlyle nousituiciGUNUVIEVE FTEALET 31v- rimb of tiat. Twil copier of euch Claim or. Coullt~ 11 ":, " , Jutlut , of fieniltiolu . 4 . . ., ". " 1-1 VV1_ ..71"Z .Mq?.1'1_.T_ . -1'. , ft ~ or dentand xhall tot, Iti writing, MINTATT. 1111011tiff, V13 NVILLIA51 roll,113,, It, ti n 11kL,.. ,,f L Mc-NITNINTY, Dpfenduiit. ..:r I A10SCOW (AP) - Tile Sovie T. WOODRUFF. also lcnown " ~0',.. ~ -4 : Bnmmondville Road until midnight and officers armed with Responsb Youths Cited day it is conceivable that one East, is the olds ednesday in the one northern day tile United States and Japan to rnat. action. FBI announced today it is spon. provinces. In ision might join in giving aid to Cam Platntlff. soring nationwide conicrences Marine of the 3rd Di v JT7I)OE sEfioi (IDTTWTT, i"LOUIbA during September and October killed 21 enemy troops only 15 munist China. Defendant. 1M,prA,M or to advise law enforcement offi- miles south of tile demilitarized conference, Relschauer said PUBL MINNIE A. SIORIEN, cars on ways to polish up their zone. outh Viet that a crucial field for futtr.-e o public image. IWOTI(M 9ro (mrwil,ronp Mlt;'My- C1RI. hiM Aa- L . . 41 * (Herald Photo) ITO Aid Red China ft17111-3 x Imaws &a M*y Thrasher Wood- '"OLIM TIN GUAWCUKT, CAIM WD, ~=J rpmoitsea. GEXVVIEVE RTEALET Ne. "". . . 1,. 1,41 " , a I deiit supermarkel Ni- h r r r violence et tpted in lime \e,ther is hit It was the second straight night or trouble in Pompano ' - - . - 111 land 100 miles east or Saigon. - , " ting in a parked car guarding KIW ANTIS PRESIDEN'T Roper linrris (left) Rnd e Judge R W ai c converse following . udge Ware's oo . i nents broke contact I five shol,s ing of the Sanford Kiwanis Cluh. -_ Presiden To ~`,,~I'. . ~.I' te Demo ~ fognre Timen 1 , irrntd or bot tk•throwing Negro tevn•agrr t a dr ive-in. rrt en nili nni iii in Ponipa no Reach an other bet 'sniper took I P - 1 T; broke up area only 10 miles north of Be- Vietnamese U.S. spokesman said nai- their search for th e Viet Cong ther aide fired and the 5th DivIsion in jungle swamp- ~ ~4; rted et Nam .. [ J. * . I ~ L S troops sweeping through Air FormFlU Thunderchle'ts Farther south, s the U... jeis were omb- troopers and a M ari ne amphilog the Nguyen hhe oil sthrage hious iisnuIt forc e. along with 1,t;!. 8 t shol in Ihe arm early today after of In the air war, U .S. Na' *4 other MTGI7 made a firing pn&s Lyhawks and Fl3 Crusa ders at the lend plane of a flight ~ from the carriers USS Orlsk Thundarchlets that was hitting i and IL IL rRANKWN CLARENCE ENLOE USS Constellation dextro AUGUIST 17. 1966 the same ell dump. ~ % To 20-car freight train 20 miles Clarence E. Enloe, .35, a winBenjamin Barney Franklin, Admixt4ions The MIG broke off, the U.S. ens 0 haith Hon in North Ins Al. Dowda, Sheryl Go]- spokesman said, when he v.as Viet Nam. a spokesman buy any of the Navy planes dur tor resident of Sanford and 75, of S Sanford Avenue, died said. Hy JUDY AUSLEY in 392t) taid P(-t tip it ]aw pracft the currmt, fiscal year al- off ice manager for the W. L. Wednesday at Seminole 31e. don, Sharyl Run%bottoni, Joyce fired an by the wingman or the three U.S. "For years I have been in. t.iee, which he still eonttnue. though development and experl Justice Produce Company here, nior4al Hospital. A. Early, Joyce Custavon, Col- attacked Thunderchief. Neither plane,; were iihntdoWfl OVCD t thrested in bui ldi ng good young Hr also ser d se'. cml terms Ii. Myers, Catherine liar- the L.S. planes nor the MIG I .ng n a menta are proceeding. died Wednesday A native of Leesville, La., leen . Wednesday. but there was people," itaid former Judge R. its c0l"ItY illdPe. McClellan has announced that ris, Susan E. Ilenr,y, Lewis were hit, the spokesman said. i north no canfirmntion Ili Saigon. Loger flarri-,. Kiwimis presi(N. C.) hospital he came to Sanford 46 y W. Witre, Siiiiforci sittorney, During the raids, a Thunder- I his subcommittee will inves- Hendemonville ear's Tate, Loit; Alexiinder, Gmrpe following a length.) Illness. while speaking to the Sanford dent, welcomed new iiieihT ago. Be was retired from At- Elliott, Sanford; Rodney Elliott, chief went down from unknown • • tigate anew the 'rr contract • , native of Henderson Coun- lantic Coast Dr. Gvruld A. Green, researchA S Kiwanis Club Wpdnes(Im determine whether the United 1Jne Railroad, was Altamonw Sprin1m; Virginiii R. causes 95 miles west of Hanni. ° Was a member Judge Ware spoke on the 1st with Central Florida ExN. C, he • States Is buying a second-best t3T, a member of the Woodsmen of Thompson, .lames Edwards, Both crew members were listed Grace Methodist Church, Sontopic, "What It Takes to Ttijild periment StAtion, into the club. DL.Dlir%-; at; missing in action. -plane. The senator has the an honorary 10111. It also was announced that a Coed Boy or Girl," and stiited. The Viet Cong staged three mom- Itan;iol;h Sullivan. Enterprise; net a date for the hearings. Survivors are his wife, Alm. her of the Florida Sheriff's AllL0ND0N (AP) - Thirteen "It takes tiound phitining und ?text 'Wednesduy's meeting will fluxel Citnutru, New Smyrna forays in the Saigon area The Navy has said it will April wheth- Shirley Phillips Enino, two eons, naciatton, and was a Methodist.. Beach. Wednesday and killed 15 VtetEnglish girls who wear mini. ttUpCrVlSiOfl to produce a g d be Senior Citizens Day and decide In March or Jeff and Lynn, his parents, He is survived by one brother, namese. In the old Imperial cap- skIM and play music with a boy or girl Into a life on their Father-nild-Son Day. Births. or it Intends to go ahead with J. B. Enloe, and Also during the business porMr. and Airs. Charles E. itni of Hue In the north, a tar- bent are going to South Viet own and the job Is u to us." L. C. Franklin, of Lafayette poduetion of Its version of the Mr. and Mrs. ti n of the meeting a new board a brother, Emerson, all of Ban- La. Earby, Sanford, it girl; Mr. sill(I rorist bomb explosion at a pre- Nam this year to entertain Judge Ware also Btuted, "It In The Pentagon has acknowl- derxonville, and maven sisters, of direct~ors to tulm office in takes a good environment and Alm. Jerry liedspeth, Sanford, election carnival killed 28 per- American troops. Granikow Funeral Rome is )• L. fine .lsnuary I97 was elected. New Ivy a Benson. who formed her surroundings to build sons and injured 151. a boy; Mr. and Mrs. edged that the per-unit coat of MIL in charge of arrangem ents. , Justim, Mrs, Lillian Hont*, The carnival in Hue was spon- first all-girl band.25 years ago. person. Everything is involved board members include Iky Ift .. and 4 Mrs Walden Case, Mrs Dock Mrs. William Henry, Suiiford. cored b. the Vietnamese gay used to dress her musicians in IuTid we all arc invohed" He Daniels, Eugene Ectridge, Dr $29 niflhinn tea - f Taylor, and that the Pittillo, Mrs. GeoqM . ernment. Tilt- blast wi I evening gowns but now min. added, "Everyone should stnp John W. Wiltinn, Harold Kastabout $6 Million Singer Cub S and M rs. Solon Kerr. and think be cause this problem net-, Ernest Cowley, Dr. Richard restaurant and were iskirts are the fashion. many T)bwharges Navy version will be far heavier Funeral services will he In I'm all for them," she said. facing us today or buflding Forbes, Gordon Meyer. Troy Curolyii AlcGurvvy all(] baby killed in a stampede to the one ',t''TtThA, Calif. (AP) Hendersonville at 2 p.m. Sat "We play beat music with a big sound young people takes tittiC, Ray, Phillip Logan and girl, Penny Fleming, Francis exit. is bein . at tho Thomas Shepherd Singer Johnny Cash Shodden. tougiit. There was speculatinn that I brags section. I'm sure the effort and smeat thnught." g Allmau, Kenneth McGill, NorCosts an producing a proto- urday Tttiv, for divorce by his wife Jud Ware moved to Sanford man Love, Katherine imonside, the recent terrorist raids and American boys will love it.' type of the FluB have soared Memorial Chapel with are h Ralph Banning officiating. Bur- 12 chargDoris B. Lu%v, Ary Ferguson, the bomb explosion signaled tile from the original $84 million to X1jr ftntarb frralb ial will be in Shepherd Memo. ing extreme cruelty. LRJ TO SPEAK Rosetta Burke and baby girl, start of a Communist campaign eym =0 M11110n. _I Pai'llshed Daily eumpt 11latMrs. Cash claims her hus. rial Park, Hendersonville. Thelma D. lVilliums, Thnmus to disrupt tile national electiom U. one band. Inc as, p*Usked Istar* President Johnson will deliver Bryan, Carol Chester, Sanford; scheduled for Sept. 11. Commuobrutumin In record sold mom than a million Loin Booth, DeBary; Ezekiel nist efforts to sabotage the voth major address Saturday at pr""llax 7%v Sanford Herald. Oft X. Copies. left their home at Casi* Ing have been widely predicted. 11'reach Ave~ snutcmA. riarthe University of Rhode Island. T. Summersill, Geneva. tas Springs, Calif., June 2 an a IfIft. ty Ju"s, of Ike coon In South Viet Nam, the U.S. ~ qwt. - CM01"T COURT (W business trip and never retaregind cuums, raptaxe raid ! TOKYO (AP) - Edwin 0 bownaft calwity, Flermat In TrTHIC NtWTH JIMIMAL CtR_ command reported that Ameri- Reiachauer. tile departing 'It Sawford. Via. r"Amte. Indigo, obtained froni a group ' U.S. ,cmrr or Tun frriL,m or turned. lAwmen Learn can Alarines Itilled 79 Commu20 got soon" of 1 , OMWISMA. 1W APM FOR MMU as Rates by Carambassador to Japan. said to- Of plants grown in the Fur Alj~ MA,T T. WOOTIRWrT sharp and frequent critic 01 Mc Namara's decision awarding the muftWon.dollar TFX Contract to the General Dynamics CaM. There Is nn announced plan to :, 1 ths D i Hospitc~ ' K"~,7 t~j ~~s, 4 f ~!, flv%k- IM mi%sinns, over the Com- discovery of niunUit North Wednesday and Vietnamese 5dCR d, appar.1 NC F.. eflcnUflto1 ently from a battle fought Sun. Two MIGs made a pnttq at two APARTMENT rmnplex on IAke Kathryn, Canselberry, subject of recent controversy ra1ad by objections of lakefront property owners, is nowwell UndO!' Construction in spite of delays caused by rainy weather after up(Herald Photo) provai to build was received. 21511111M bill that would ban use of The funds to purchase any rm the Navy'a versIon 01 the and destroy drive Involving 2,000 government troops. ground fighting Y.II reported. the Chu Pong Mountains in thc okecman Central Highlnndc 200 milcic A U S milItnr reported U.S. Ilghtvr bombers nort h east of Saigon reported - • a A - - WW ' kir*ne WASH1Nt'FON (AP) ONShWt - LBJ Slates 'Quickie Sortie' To Northeast ',# ~, . I I or destruction 450 I *Kfltflt?Ctith 2 - Auç'ut IS, If6 rr8th miTnrh hr . .J / 1IL-:1 . �I - - I B igger Peek Into Pr ivacy .1 " ljrl..;; I.- * Neat Trick, . .4 W. ,, I if / '1 I 0 •• t -I ( t '.. 'I 1 1 ( Let antie,i when OU to the plate to face the pitch- ,i/ or. So scrapbook this ahd order the Rating Scale bt4ow! George W. Crane. - , % I 1 Ph. 1)., M. -. ..;: ) . 1;. , I ') S: . .1 _______ I*,--. CASE A-504: Tom T., aged the high choolir who 17, Is HVPS with ftfl elderly tinflt, hut Course, asnt Tried lie 3 , i: Ir; ' leading exponent of Yoga boasted He shouldn't be too embarrassed. recently that he could walk on water There are cynics who profess to doubt without even getting his feet wet that even President De Gaulle could do Six hundred spectators paid up to it-at least not without getting his $100 each to see him try to do it. feet wet. He sank like a rock. _____ A :: ; . -- L,. - / . _•-- -. V. C -. LITTLE, NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN... Roy Cromley ___________ _____ -. Dick West - - ____________________ - Ir. Political la 1: 1" ; - - The i WASHINGTON (NEA) - so California's budget seems Reagan is not quite reconciled Privately, Ronald Reagan, Call- bound to climb steadily toward to the idea that hr cannot do - i' Notebook ,. Lighter BELLS, Tenn. (UPI) - - - J * ';5 t - :11 ()y I1, , • • - '• ' / '180 helil recently at the M Cafeteria. They emphasized the importnnt'c, of getting eligible retires to join NARCP, which " - Jl . r i , . I ' - 46 Jp _r them the same rights now in effect granting teenage fliers •a "''7 half fare on Monday through Thursday, Several members complained about the $10 and $25 extra entrance fee charged by some' hospitals and a petition will be circulated disapproving such a in -- - . I ' - ' - - 5) I __ '-.. . I . I - r "I ', IPIYF ___ k :•'' j .:., . 1. ~ 4 . .'. ' ,.L.,.r., 1 `N_ . VI I . :1. ,.j '4 -L r.p.duc1Iun ( _-- •• : . 1.' ' ' . - . '. ' , ,j I '' . . - ;. - ',, .' - r ' ' - ' \. '. 's-':. ' . :. CIMCK for $175 is presented by Rob Chamblee, South Seminole Jaycee project chairman (left) to ,Jitck Lynd, director of the newly established Edgewooff lJoys Ranch for first offenders. lA7ltIl CAS to PAV yourbills - il l... '' selberry, may be contacted for further information. Suppod Burns ps p - -. N F MIAMI (AP) - 47 better now with money cares left behind.. . with old bills swept away. A loan from us can pay your bills in fullleave you with only one tow, easy-to- Start living Exercise NATO N ORFOLK, Va. (AP) - The Navy says the Russians are' u- p . . . -- Russians 5rY High And Kirk Carl Setje, secretary.:boh manage monthly payment ... and with rines to qhadow a NATO exer. ! Roth candi. rise in extra cash in your pocket. See us today... live st little better tomorrow. the' North Atlantic. Five nationi are taking part in the X •r is wh ich includes dates for governor think (;nv. H 5) . operations. • -p --- ------- Thespians Set 'Baby a Want Kiss , •'',-'' • 322-4612 ' on nominee, e comparison. ' ..... IlU u C 4 serve I emor a iviemorlau For Actor Clift 1 0 Jesse -: ' ,' -' .., S.' , ' 'I. ' 1 I , ,,' ', ' '' ' ' '. , ' S . To Court Order * DENVER (UP!) - Ben Alex. ander, the television actor who Informing a convention of attorneys th at since the Supreme Court "says we can't interrogate them anymore," TV I I *YEAR END SALE - - district -Ps.. I Y E S ..-.__,~ ,~-§. new TV program, "Felony Squad," Is being written with .-, - 1" ' ' i • -. cops have no other choice. We ihoot them," he explained il . .. - -• , 'Ii4r--'b L - -40 . - - Siamese Twins Succumb Today "I' ", :1' ' - fp . BRYN MAWR, Pa. (AP) Siamese twin girls born Sunday died today apparently from respiratory difficulties, Bryn , -IN ' - Hospital :?:nipt r "r';i: was made to separate the bib. Lea, joined at the chest and abdomeis, since they died simultaTht Richard Kross, are a'' Mr. and 1966 CHEVROLET 1/ TON PICKUPS! so 6 CYLI ENGINE. STD. EQUIP. NO EXTRAS OTHER MODELS SLIGHTLY HIGHER MODEL C1404 If you need a truck W. need to sell a fruckl I I I I ,. ' TOR MO Customarily, dent the U. H. pros!. takes the oath of office Washington, but. there is no Prov!slun of law to that effect. A 2215 West First St. . •pansioa bind • As IOni SI CUS &1W s(pitsi In 'I. • OPEN EVENINGS . I' : aged 3 and 1. Rapti- 's.. . - ' .,,.. ,,,, They have two other children, W4 upansion band Is • •Iit tdpured : fashion ti vid shuk'reastant • IM"I L I 322.6231 V - SANFO1D PLAZA - I OPEN THUIS. & P11 'TIL. . ¶1 __ _ / ) - _L ____ - . ' msg. . .. -, . ,.,- - '.: . ' 365.3201 as '. '' ., . - Haydon Burns was on the right simulated air attack.a against Leo. track In promoting college Northern European targets and i WASHINGTON (AP) LOANS UP TO $600 nard H. Marks, director of the scholarships but they'd like tO refueling and replenishment _______________ U.S. Information Agency, has find other fund-raising means ft began Monday defended his agency a paying anti drop Burns' name from the and ends Friday. ,' , I AUlkYl the fare for foreign newsmen to project if they continue it. ________________ ,' VS e am. t'7", The enterprise - now called iL 1' 1 ------------Marks, appearing before the the Haydon Burns Scholarship L0ppea Forcibly 'E SERVICE IN r. TYLER, Tex. (UPI) - Two Foreign Relations Corn- Foundation - is financed by •IrSJANfS ford -. mittee, compared the practice proceeds of inaugural(lances police cars set out in pursuit of speeding sport.scar and endwith the Fuibright Student Ex- which Burns sponsors in various ed change Program. Sen. J.W. Ful- sections of the state. I I 0 South Magnolia Avenue . . . . ht; their h with t &.'e'ii., uliiiiiiL,Ve "a". Miami Mayor Robert King chairman and father of the ex- High, Democratic gubernatorial change program, frowned and Republican nomi' th r'i.... r:..i. i.,et.. ...i.i .... 1. A £'L 'fl I I I P very much resent you us- think the scholarships are a By JANE CASSELBERRY ' is a newly organized little theatergoers and uses a new "I ing this analogy, Attic Theater at 250 South theater group with fresh young concept in staging, he told good idea and plan to study g g, designed g Marks. It Is not an analogy at alternative methods of financHighway 17-92 in Casselberry Ideas to and act as an ' outlet for talents of Central be flexible and unlimited. Cons- ty relations," the FBI said. ing them. I I i i Fulbright's committee sumplete lighting facilities have Floridans. More than $425,000 was raised u r i M i l rUflu Co-producers in the venture been installed as well as a moned Marks after published through balls in 195 and this reports that the USIA had paid year to provide grants of $25() are Manuel Bolanos and Pat sound system, and Villegas. All three The first production will be the fare for 30 to 35 newsmen to to $1,000 for 850 students in have had varied and extensive a two-act comedy, "Baby Want visit Viet Nam. Marks said It Florida educational institutions. MILAN, Italy (UPI)-Actress background In all phases of A Kiss," and Is scheduled for was not an attempt to influence "I feel this is a tremendous , / . ,9:a,,/ newsmen's views of the war, effort, and I will continue and Elizabeth Taylor reportedly theater. Aug. 26-27 and Sept. 2-4. Cur- the e have found that In some expand it," :cirk said. The Attic will seat over 100 tam time is 8:30 p.m. will establish a $1 million heart 1' " . I nstances reporting has been High called the scholarships disease research foundation In Reserved tickets are available based on lack of information p ,I) or foun dati on • 41 .' 1. memory of her late friend and evenings at the theater. StuMayors Differ on misinformation." Mark worthy projects" of the Burmi i frequent , Montgom" Va. (UPI) - (lent tickets are available at it said. "The best ay to correct . • i ,tion. . a d m i n i s t ra cuft. , reduced rate. Tickets also are : s to enable reportI -,, --.. '' But he added, "I don 't The magazine Gente said Mayor Fred Young feels that on sale at J. Phillips Jewelers :1e situation .-. i1's 0O0 I scene a 7; 'S / '...,, the sto- that these regional inaugural Miss Taylor has told her law- motorcycling is the cheapest in Seminole Plaza. ' '' a: 1 and see for balls are the most appropriate 14 yers to set up the foundation way to tour his domain and he The organizers of the theater themselves I m es what s happening." way , to raise scholarship under th e auspices of the Amer. rides his son's machine around hope to use the talent and en. 4 . . • lean Heart Association and has every day. money." . . s thusiasm of area residents, and EPIDEMIC I l pledged the $1 million she will However, a friendly motorist any volunteers wishing to work SEOUL, South Korea (AP) / get f ir her next film toward fi. warned him not to stray Into with the group are Invited to Twenty persons have died this Much of the mercury used in nancing It. neigaborjng Charleston. join, month of a disease suspected to the United States comes from Charleston Mayor John Shan. Greeting people at the gala be encephalitis, the Korean a mine at Almaden, Spain. This kiln Is conducting a crackdown opening will be Mr. and Mrs. Health Ministry announced to. mine may have operated as I L 17 jewels wateramoto .. t :ts I winiJin Ofl orms on motorcycles, [POW Gary Helms, of Sanford. day. early as 400 B.C. : : crystal : 17 : dainty can shock•iesistant • stainle.0 steel waterproot Tnna oticed or i$ S ! ,~ "'.1 I .'I J0 . , . S&S Cafeteria in Winter Park. I., TO Seminole ' 'I'. ' .''11.1 Months r.o . .,' as - ; practlee. ~ - , t , I to join the chapter Are Invited r !I I ' .,,,_ e , ' j . ' ' ' Any eligible persons desiring I~ . 0* I . :' New member for the month was Mrs. Edith M. Porter, ~ I - .. ir fare's -' £( I to sign a petition submitted by the Plybig Senior Citizens of the U.S.A. requesting domestk airline's to reduce their for senior citizens and grant . ~.b ~41!-J " ' " during this year. ' ' 4'. hug the membership to 10,000 . with magic tr,rl'q Mr. Tattim, of St. Atigus- member of the hoard of direr- stera who need another chance and recreation hail In a (hrItinn nvirOnment. tine, spoke at the regular meet- tots for E'lgewoecl. lug of Winter Park Chapter wk . . . . . to ,fleq , and I'M, I. ufl ' .In I gg" - . FILY1 :Lc :' 'I, ; ' for t uu ' _______ WORKING Oil set for "ilaby Want A Kiss," first Production scheduled new Attic Theater Casselberry, are Bob Anoka (kneeling, top) and Manuel Bolanns. Sewing for wardrobe is Ann Moore, In rehearsals are (bottom, from left) Pat Villegas, Ron 1)orsey and •ICHHC Viflegas. _______________________________ __________________________________________________________ ', - Editor - ' it .12 - . . . . • • • . . . - - The first hov arriwJ M the fly .IA'4I t'AP,l,flfflUT ewnod k currently at it M.;one ishfn further in. lack f,vnd, director r,f the ranch locntd four m,!e. from critseil tnge rind donations arc formation may contact Rob f ,, ktsiwr,r',I fle,q flneh f'r ftrt. (;rcvelnn(l Ffl 3, Men- Membership ,, ' i 11 ' 't 1 -. Learn . \ ' : such ', i.'. r' - ~ LNCI'cl.ps.dio - -s" \. \ ' 'A . 'Spirit 41f - ,, a .' i:iL?!t ... willing to talk. Everyone has ment for the defense of prices of! I l ot ri ca's basic exports. something he wants to get off Latin Ame _________________________ Thanks to the influence of his chest. _____________ ____________ President C a I V i n Coolidge the Miss America pageant, This means there has to be a tremendous market for good though well known for his fruwhich gets more bureaucratic ________________ listeners. Why not tap it? Why galit', was willing to buy rath every years, beauty contests I not turn your idle hours . erexpenslve cigars. have become highly departmennanciai advantage b becoming talized. a paid listener? Why not rent One must consider not only your ear? a contestant's countenance and As soon as I get my pension. physique, which is enough for I'm going to start a new career me, but also things as her as a listener. personality, poise, artistic talWhenever anyone grabs me ents and ability to extemporby the lapels and starts wagging ize on abtruse subjects. IJFOs, "unidentified fly. To function properly a judge lug objects," have been re- his jawbone. I'll silently hand him a printed folder which needs to be an expert on class- ported since ancient times History Is full of references says: ical and popular music, art, to strange sights in the sky. "You are speaking to a man interior decorating, fashion de- in medieval times a comet who earns his living by listensignings, all varieties of ter-- was regarded as a weird psichore, acting, elocution, poe- and terrifying sight, as well ing So, please button your I'm not going to give up my try, acrobatics and flagpole as an aurora. Comets, in mouth unless you are willing to tact, were regarded as pay my rates." right to say what I believesitting. heavenly visitations. The What do you think of the idea? -J. William Fuibright, chair"Contestant No. 15 certainly "modern" UFO was born in What, you didn't hear a word I man, Senate Foreign Rela- has lovely shoulder blades, 1947, owing to a series of tions Committee, stating that doesn't she?" 1 remarked to bizarre circumstances he. said? See what I mean? Nobody listens. ginningwith the - civilian he had given up hope that one of my fellow judges. pilot who reported a "flying his views would alter the ad"Yes," my colleague replied, saucer" near Mt. Rainier, The smallest country taking ministration's Viet Nam poi- "but don't you agree that dur- Wash. _____________________ anfnrb ijeralb part In Canada's Expo 6? Ii L 71 ides, ing the andante movement of Monaco. siti. the Hindenburg Concerto No. Sanford Herald Page 4 Aug - ust 18.- 1966 -. The Communists are Viet- & in C-sharp minor, Opus 21, WALTEM A. GILLj(J', EDII'OM £51) PVaLIIMEK namesse like us and national- her execution of the second arPZ&,SM WO ISE. Cireulati.. Geasral _____ ists like us. And like us they peggio was overly staccato?" FRED 'A5 PELT IWMEH'J' £LEIASLJLU to Managing Editor Advertising Dlr.otor seek justice. The world conThat was a point I had cornDORIS WILlIAMS POY GREES dems them only because to get pletely overlooked. eacisty Editor Advertising Manager I A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! DO-3-1 £110115 there they employ criminal JAWIE The balancing and counter. City Editor "ALWAYSA$OVETHE CROWD" Buaiusu lRi&g.r means. balancing of all these aapect.. JVI)Y WELLS flIED WELLS County Editor -Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister- lovely shoulder blades versus at•cha.nlca.i Bupt. SAM STAWLEY I in-law of the 1st. President Imperfect arpeirglos. SPICIAL 0.11. BILL VINMEXT 1 Spurt.. -iii acoO. Staff Photographer I OOUCTION of South Viet Narn. pUshed through a scoring Sys_ Published daily eaC*PI b.atui-ay, jsy and Christmas; pUhIab.d tern only slightly less complj5t.urday preceding Christmas. One wonders if anyone ever cited than the formula for deVRs(.1Pnos £A1'E$ $PICIIAIL SOLO COU*S( . Home Us1ls'tr' ISo week thought of asking the Asians ternilning the Square root of NIW CESSNA TEAINU SILlS Psr N if they really want to Join the y zs 11J.5U1 VUIJRIT ALL O1'REM MAIL Great Society. Two Lji W.. $9.00 I Tsar 81 1.60 3 Year k. You NEW AIR TAXI CUTIPICATI COVIU INTIII U.S. • 5.00 S Mouths -Senator J. William Fu]5.75 S MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 1.50 1 Months 'I 1.00 $ Mouths bright. II REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.00 1 Month 1.00 1 Month V. g. Postal Regulations provide that all mall aubacrlptlona b. paid Two hundred years is said 1150 PiPES CNUOIM 4155' ':Tb. Usrjg is a member of the £saeeclat.d Press which to .uUtl.d be the average age of great AVIATION AVAMIA$LI POE 'iau.Iv.iy ul to the use for repgbUaatlao of &11 the local news prlutsd stations. That the UnIsd PIOOUCTS . TIAIMIN 01 LII ¶A In this eswspspsr. States has lived 1140 yeses uoes.d clams matter OctebsT IT, 11S at the Post Oeflos of $ufor4, #1064a. under the Act of Ooagrems of March 1, 1007. .in'i. the Declaration of Is- eaft$ I MolU Olfic. Ivcb Office column by 2 inches. dependence ean well be an sin:Nu part of 4"rma*amlai, a.ws or advertising of this edition of. " small for an ad to b Tho $saturd Usratil wsi' lie repruduved in asos nlMIurIer without bar light which we may well SS0 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD . PLAZA srtttmn p.r.vnlasluzi . the publisher of The Herald. Lo, $gsdtvtOuii1 tike as a warning. .fi.ctsv.? You're 3 ZMUS LAST OF OVIEDO J'w icep sji4, Lot sucij will i.e u,si,alde,e4 flZu1242 •iufrlaglag on The ass-aid. coj''rtgbt and elli is bild liable for -Lt. Gen. Lewis II. Hershey, ON HINWAY 419 .ding this on.i 322.1951 director of S.1siãve *ervlce. anger the law. p shoulder and say "I'll take this - c, L nsi . - badly needed from v'roips and C'hnmhlr'e at 2TVt pnrtnn Drie 'ffeni'rs, tnvo a prntress se day after P'r'ing Judictitelj by LI fl 1,ort it, south qeminolo .Inv- Ornna ( eninty Vtiven,le fu(lA rndtvuhinls to get it ,n,lr the '.faltlnnd uears T lk hump, sccnrdsn to T,ynrf Also on the prnrnm for the coca at a mcc'r, at the I and 11 Arthur Yercy an entht' i ' ominnle boys will benefit evening was i peaks'r fr'm Ii' ( niintrv ( hib in 1 asmatte aupprsrter of the ranch 'tl,L_.,1. cI1,ett 1,Vfl(! e'pOrta qnri have 12 from the project and proprtv Alcoholics Annnynioi,s In Or. in seminole County is rurr"ntl / lando who told the history and .. lie was preented ' ith a boys living at the ranch and I ft " RREI fly IAM rhc"ek freirn thea club for $I7 money is available to inereqae under consideration for a per purpose of the nrgnyii7atrnn manerit site for the rinch and e'pleined how it helps al. Mrs VilInrcI Tatum, prc'ai for the ranch, whkh openeti the. numt,or to ?1. The one large building at the coholfrs aid each other in nvr"iletit of the Rtntn Petic'rntlnn of nffk'lnllv fiily '1, by Rob 'the Jaycees nrrently have present site is sCrviflg as dormi coming their drinldnw pr.hlem ( hamble's', boys ranch project 'f'FOtlil projects tinder "iv National Association of He ,' IR 't" q Quotes 1 L P Hal Boyle Says - - Jaycees Support Edgewood Ranch a er JJ '. ''v; - ' / the l i1 , 11 . - fornin's GOP governorship nom- the $5 billion mark from its anything at all to shave the The 11166 West Tennessee Ok. , On e of thr judges li(!camr so I from a hnt. But I'll never U.11 ,1 When vou sire on the tPAT". iyou ran compare yourself with inee, fears overconfidence. But present yearly level around $4.6 budget. He talks a lot about you are supposed to concentrate other teenagers of the present ra Festival was undoubtedly i confused he finally made his which one. the summer polls suggest he billion. The cheerful Reagan the "fat" on the job ahead and not look generation. in it. Conceivably, as the most splendid event of its Is drawing ever closer to the knows this, too. backwards. So send for my "Tests for Be Is ca utiously preparing governor he might. make a con- LLIId ice the fl)(IF West Tenseat now hold by his Demo_____ Whether you are an orphan, Employers and Employees," en____ critic rival, Gov. Edmund G. himself for the shift to reality, siderable show of paring some like Babe Ruth, or afflicted closing Okra Festival, a long stamped, return items, aware realistically that neasee If it comes. (Pat) Brown. . spreading paraly- , envelope. plus 20 cents. y came from miles , Pilgrims a hard-pressed state legislature I To anyone who has talked Dropped Into his public ala, like Lou Gebrig, you are ar I Use them to see If you are I with a slow' ..first hand with Reagan, as this ances from time to time are might well hike them oigain. to face is both the pitcher wondrous plant, which • 1 and try carrying your full load In our Reagan grapples with reporter recently did, It is oh- charges that Brown, through yur very best to make a base American "free enterprise" a way of life. vegetable and a still ardent rightfly HAL BOYLE thing thnt Lvndcin B. Johnson! hit vious the prospect of occupying resort to budget gimmickry, is realit', his "Okra is even more popular wing followers go howling along the governor's chair in the no- postponing financial burdens NEW YORK (AP) Are you !sa ys. tThviously, we are not all the than the Beatles now," one en. Do your job with a flourish tion's most populous state is which may therefore fall with in their cherished "cut looking for a profitable hobby or equal in of listening is about as thusiast asserted, but I refusThe art our home background. instead of bellyaching like the , sdbering. great weight upon Californians budget - cut taxes - repeal ad to be drawn into a theologi- a way to earn a good post.re- dead as scrimshaw, which is the Many children, like Torn, i*ty louts and Communists. the Income tax" vein. In his freer-swinging days after next January. tirement income? come from broken homes. cal discussion. Stand up to life and fight on whalebone. How art iii carving they respond to would as an engaging and unabashed Well, why not become a paid This tack by Reagan is seen in fact, there are now si - like a man. The mission that brought rue People will do almost conservative, Reagan sounded by California observers as more Reagan in 1967 If he became here to the okra capital of listener? its a new and wide thing for each "It's no t the size of the dog other except 115- timuted iS,000,00O youngsters the standard call for heavy than an advance effort to justi- the "spender and tax-increaser', Amenca f r a in Washington, open field. one I or both in the fight that counts but ten to each other. The guy who who 'are without interest budget cutting and a general fy presiding over a rising budg- is a matter of no little political Hardly anybud in America 'en D.C., home of the national the size of the fight in the will gladly give you the shirt off "Govin gauging his national on government ex- at. It sets the stage for a debt, was entirely secular in listens any more. dog!" his back balks at merely lendpenditures. Last spring, be ernor Reagan" to call far sig. Employes don't listen nature. (Always write to Dr. to their ing you his ear. Today ,it'5 One hard-bitten Of JFK' urged Brown to slice $&4i mu- nificant tax 1ncrt'asep in 11467. I served on the panel of employers. ** hard for a minister to recite the ~ Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long iy 1parents. The evident approach of the think that no matter who 1fl the right-wingers will eager "Miss Okra." h a the bride or the bridegroom in- BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)A stamped, addressed envelope ' Students dcm't listen to their reality of office has c1angod hi November, taxes there can. accept any justifications shattering experi ence. terrupting him to ask, "How's presidential conference of five and 20 cents to cover typing teachers. I the song, like many another not long be 'held at present lrv- "Governor Reagan" might offer As I discovered during the that again? What did you say?" Latin-american c o u n t. r I e s and printing costs when you -and promptly advance him Husbands don't listen to their (Inthudlug the federal), is lard- elvi. two nights of pageantry from j About the only people who do wound up Tuesday night with a sead for one of his bookleta.) 1968 GOP prepidential wives. . ad vft built-in escalators So, again, Reagan plainly is for the call to bring back "the spirit of -which the queen emerged. there . there listen Walters don't listen to their which lift expenditures for edu. trying to poitinn himself ic . John F. Kennedy" to the Al I1 who A sizable body of past. cvi- is more to Judging a beauty meets customers. cation, welfare and similar pur- toss the blame on Brown and contest nowadays than that telephones. And there is consid- liance lot Progress. There are even signs poses as the population 'head the Democrats for any liigger dence supports this Judgment, the eye. The presidents of Chile, Ven Congress no longer hears every- erable suspicion among patients spending or higher taxes be Arch-conservatives tend to cling count rises, really ezuela and Colombia and the It is no longer considered that psychiatrists don't There Is no realistic prospect might have to endorse if be gets hard to the things their favor- good form for a judge simply representatives of the preal. ____________________________ listen all the time. ites said first-before necessary of repealing those escalators, elected. dents of Ecuador and Peru said to leap upon the stage, fling While no one is willing to Iis _____________________________________________________________ adjustments aimed at luring •K 11. .i....i.j t,.. -I.'J U LiII..V DIJULUU LIV L UI 1115UU' ten, everybody Is more han broader vote. What, their idols one of the contestants over his say first, they argue, is what they really believe. Reagan said first that budgc'ts could be slashed and taxi's trimmed. The chances seem strong that his devotees will stick with him even if realih' drives him the other way. They can always contend that, once he surmounts burdens dumped on him by "Pat Brown's gimmickry," an elected Reagan would be able in time to usher in the promised land where the population goes up but spending gDCs down. - :': ~ .' I *', ..' S liagela. . - rider, coasting through life on BE AN ADULT the good deeds of your parents Yes. Tom's employer is or other forebears. ide qu ite right. By way of this column I ofFor life is much like base. fer you tested widely used selection by drawing a number hdl. psychological Rating Scales so and -- - high school or college, even for one year. Thousands have physical ban. but must. atlU try to hold their position on the "team" In this modern world So we must. become philosophical and not indulge in undue selfpity. th f u t u re, regardless of your past. The pay-off In life is based finish - NARCE ' ..tI a ness world?" I f .. ~-PI''.o.,_X- , . ____________________________________________________________ Bruce Biossat . .. - ii .. go on to works In a restaurant each VCTdfl "Dr. Crane," Tom's boss explMned, "I was a Mane 5cral accomplishment, and years and have not on alibis. gc'aht for 7 Set your aim on the future, studied a lot of psychology. "So I am sure Tom feels i regardless of your past. secure. The pay-off in life is based I to doctors probably runs actual accomplishment and ..He subconscious wish to oh- not on alibis. tam the male reassurance he Abraham Lincoln was often wishes he could receive from taunted about his family past. I his father. "I don't know who my "For his dad ran away and grandfather was," replied Undeserted him when Tom was on- I coIn. "I am more concerned to lv 2 years old. know what his grandson will *But Tom is not dependable he.' on the job. Re may fail to Enshrine that statement as show up and not give us any motto for all young people. advance warning. Here in America you get "So despite his emotional dis- paid for what you yourself perturhnnee, don't you think he form and not for boasting about must be taught to assume his your famous ancestors! proper adult role in the husiDon't try to be a coattail as 11f (i1inic play the game and not In- ehfldren Mfflinni more didn't get to dulge fri pelt-pity or pohI V - - Page 5 r , .. . flut o wasPalle Thith, for m's )ma,i hi very nnder and faiy ayPft' he well a total Oph5flI I*nd Others have missed the rethetk toward Tom Bnt he fit many brothers and so Imowa that he ateri', for nilUlons are "only" Antfn*a you aTe 5UPP()* to - !~ i", 11" .I •:.ç To ' tk .r. 1`,W~ J ., , ,7,4~1;., V I,,.,.:~~] , ~, WTorry ;.. you are of sufficient interest to your family-sized dossier. ~,L 1 N4 -.4. 11 I $1 government that 20 U.S. agencies and And since you don't know what's In departments may have taken the time the file, or who may be seeing it, you, 1*1 and trouble to collect some sort of in- of course, have no chance to deny or t. explain it. formation about you. And that isn't all. Perhaps you are so fortunate as to The Bureau of the Budget is now have no qualms about what anyone proposing that a National Data Cen- may know about you or your affairs, ter be established to assemble all this regardless of who he is, what his momiscellaneous information, feed it into tives are or how private the subject a computer and end up with a corn- matter may be. plete, it's..all-in-here dossier on you and But many of us are not so lucky. We - t your life for handy use by anyone who have our little secrets that we'd just may have the "right" and the opportu- as soon keep secret. nity to see it. The National Data Center, by greatAny way you look at it, this seems ly increasing the availability of such to add up to a startling invasion of personal information, could go a long privacy. And it is all the more alarm- way toward putting private citizens and i ng because some of the information on their private lives in a rand, governt. file about you nay not have been oh- mental goldfish bowl. tamed directly from you, or from UnThis proposal ought to be sidetrackdeniable facts about you, but from what ed. I . " C . : - - - Ll •• I i Have you done anything you would other people have told government in. VefitigatOl'S about you. just as soon keep to yourself? Now, all such second-hand informaThen let's hope you can. But don't lion may be absolutely true and unbiss. be too SUI'. ed. On the other hand, It may not. For the fact is th at as of right °' ichcver it is, there it in the big, Dr. I - •.I__ "___'•___i .,. • -1 -'I 7 • -, "*'5'4s, -' I • 0 11 , - , - -: ---- -• -.-- . -' ----- . -' - 4 -'"" 'T. 1 kL . . , . i. liam I ~ - Adw. , . �-•--'---.'---- I H . - IW T VF - .J IULLIVm- '- --. I I ---•- - 1:1 he bnfar? *t'rnTh n*Ib 1aII!Ur1 Page 6 I - August Th,1986 InSrf' OUR NEW J.M. 3201 W. COLONIAL DRIVE (Formerly Grandway) FIkLDS STORE AT Lj I - 1 - I W. r •''"'-' I• 'Ii' T A IT A SPLASH fflT a ty titlist, Charlotte David. prpective cOrnmanding' officer of CarAir Wing' Nine on hoard the US Entrprise, wa given extnive hriefin'a on 01-h o L - So far this ]Ne r and 41fts A=7 7bas - ;1. 4 I- Sound' 'New - 111. Set Food Prices Hit - -. ••:-. . be n "new sound" NFW YORK (AP) ALL RECTANGULAR0,0 0 At that the company will convert this office to a new dial tone — a pleasant. lower pitchdial tone than at present ed his new tone IF, being introduced so that special telephone services can he offered to subscribers in Longwood, Alta- / - - / - t r IV - T . - Swilord starting in February, t. - Notice Legal I ___ "L" ____ ....... Uu U bk-A* . 1. - vices will be offered on Sept. - : i - - MCI Fern Park and Farcst. City. The first or these new ser- 11 when Tel-Tone pushbutton calling service becomes available to th e 6,500 subscribers In the ni' area Tel-Tane service uses a set of 10 pushbuttons instead of the conventional rotary dial. The numbers are transmitted by a series of tones. each tone corresponding to n digit. Special ecluipment in the central office converts the tones back to numbers for completion of the call. Since the old dial tone interfered with Tel -Tone. a new "soutid' had to be provided Company officials point out that Tol-Tone service offers faster. more accurate "dialIng. Up to 75 per cent dialing time can be saved by using pushbuttons. On Sept. 11 the uUIIL3 will put in service the "931" central office to provide facilities for the growth of the compHny's northern area. This $480.000 ad. dition includes a building addi. tion and new central office equipment. 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VRb;01n;ht0& .%twiruv) tur k114111kilt I to E~kbt 41 0-1 111t11010, biox s4wvrd. VIVIlat. k1litsit.11 Aui 4. -_- .: TRLCKLtN1), r,.wltth 4&Z$ '1 require you to 01. tPi...o t ,ruU .,ttu*t you M111ARITT 66 E. MERRITI RT. 17-13 61. AVE. AT L61 RO ALL FIVA 610116 0P9N DAILY 18-10 0 SUNDAY 11.7 Sup.tl. P.dw.aac., S/uk Sty/lag !?.fJIIULJt .aiui.i it I It. ts. P �I .. . - I_ II _____________________________ _____________ _____ , .. .- -s' - - - - i I t . I ________________________________________________________________________________________ I . • Beauty Briefs :. .., . - I . __ . :i " - : 4 ___ __ In formal d Miss Mitchell Engage Coffee q. I Bids A - Vsh you could send your flRfls flme'here for the eiire M. and Mrs. Philip fl M1t Mary, SflflOflflCO the engagement of their daughto Russell Colter, linda burn Miller .Tr., Miami, son of 'S Fond Adieu ehell of ______ _____ r¼j ___ _ ______ r that Lake S. ________________________ fly DORIS WILLIAMS The fashionable Coleman ________ I.' ________ ________ Circle home of Mrs. Carl Sulke was the setting Wed. n'sday mo rn ing for a fBN? Wt'li coffee complimen ti ng Mrs. Chandler (Ruth) Swanson, who will be leaving Sari. food on Aug. 31, when her ______________ "• S I- - , .... , : -. - _______________________ _____ : '. _________ p .- J ishand, Capt. Swanson, is " J relieved of duties as cornmanding officer of Sanford Naval Air Station. Shirley Schilke greeted the guests at the door wearing a pezuI pink linen knit skim. mer and the honoree receIved the guests In a soft maize French voile frock with soft . 4A ), .4,.A1 ~ .6 - - -° f _____ E. - -: - __________ : tucks and a hand embroiderfad panel highlighting the !rnt. The hostess presented fluth with an orchid cotsage. The serving table, covered - 0 I ~_ 17", I - - i -tt _____ ______ ____ _____ ____ ____ ____________________ 11' - 11 in white linen with yellow satin accents, was centered _____________________ with an arrangement of yel,• . low ca rnations and roses in an antique silver dish flank. MRS. CHAN'DLER W. (111714) SWANSON, left, was guest of honor at ed by a silver three ed candelabrum. A pot pour. a bon voyage coffee Wednesday morning at the fashionable Coleman ri of dainty pastries was at. Circle home of Mrs. Carl Schilke, right. The their tractive!)' arranged on te serving table. new home in Charleston, S.C. after Aug. 1, when Capt. Swanson is rePouring from antique allver coffee service were Miss lieved of duties it. , ; ComManding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station. Kristie Schilke, Mrs. Richard (Herald staff photo by Doris Williams) Fawler and Mrs. James V.)se. "t.. , ______ - ; - ______ F- _______ Swansons will make - -' To Ruth Swanson Asidstlng as floating hosses Marilyn Swanson and Wendy Krlstle. , W. - I ;I H I f4; 11' NuptL*al Ceremony Undes - , -__ ! - '1 I II i- A 1J.1111 ' I.......... •1 Jf ~ : - , - . f, ,. f -t I '/ 1 ' I . ' I - - I I .1: I u ______ P' - .1- i _____ l iI John Ivey, Howard McNulty, C. C. Smith and Robert J3ckson. Also the Mmes. Marion -P71 _____ ________ _____ V -P - . I VW C. 4- . -- - - - U Ing a ' - r - 1 ________ . .1 I I .. Hqrmon, 1), J. Brough, Wil. ~. 1. ide orten so that the room will 1w ary.____________________ hams, Henry Johnson, A. E. Shinholser, Lea McDonald, G. R. Pearson and Jack Zinn, Also the Mmes, Thomas K il dilne, Robert Lovelace, Charles Smith, David Dearolph, Robert Besserer, Donaid Bales, Lee Moore, Jos. eph LaRocca and Ned Julian. ~, 0 ; ;,f, - , ) - '' - '. - - p- - • - , MISS LINDA NELLE MITCHELL fly MRS RI1IIE BARRIS Is Mr. Henderson's sister and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 1-lender- has visi ted here man)' times. son have as their houseguests, Sm/Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Lamb and four children from ,. ..*-. --- - - :f----. '- - '' l FKV - i By MRS. JOS. E. MATHIEUX I D. C. night club cire - a - -u . * ter. Alrb. Florence Wal I . Oviedo Mrs. Walker's three children, be a stick before his niut.i*er . -in-the-mud like dad Weekend guest of Mrs. Em- lously ill and had to undergo Stephen, J0 E ll en and Tracey, but she's not welcome on a mu Youth Was Mrs. Eva W1l eflIer!lefluy s u r g r - 1ra. have returned from a week's shopping spree. Time girls like hams from Ostoeni . During her Luebti' stayed over to assist her stay rim Jack McGill's cottage at to saop alone or with a friend. stay, they t'rsttcd Mrs. Youth' mother-in-law and site and the Luke Geneva (near Gaiuesville And they like to find young ' I coullub, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. children later returned home and anoffier week's stay at salespeople in the Hunter, in DeLumid. Sunday I by train. .: U ti -, evening, Airs. Yows wali guest Swan Lake. During _____ their vacu- people, they woesft ng ' - I ° N T ..,i I I j ', year puucnea - . , 'N 'Ii / - - 7:30 P.M. to - C L 322.1532 . _____ Del, Asict. - _______ S1RS. C. P. RAH1N tht'ir goldpn O1I - - • - - SKIRTS - - I (_ / -. • IL I -. -- ' " son-in-law and 322.7596 - , . '' are wilted the), are don" crisp-up when cold, serve 1 ______ SALES -- - -- Personals Cfl( RE NTAL SERVICE FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN nttefl(litug ( ii.. ;ilifliversary (elf' tt WEAR - - I *'. '- ._ - , - h -, . ______ -: ., - ' -. :--' ,, A0, 11 , 0.1 _____ - ' V ______ ' anti isititig il tnUs('uiIm I"ui'ce, She traveled extensively 1111(1 Alter hiking with the Bear 1 was always vitally iflterPSttMl itt Lake Roy Scumiti Troop :!JO, a the vorld, country ;ititi l0('8l at'• 1111111'u'r iii liii' Families camped I ivit it's, lint h political and spirit in Nort h Carolina with the Fo i st 1', -N .lfliflitlr them W('rt' Mr. utah. \l i's. 1303) I luminu'Il two She has Filled these later a of their youngsters, Jeff and yea with the writing of her Menu)-, Bruce Nelson, Mr. and life's 4ory .Ind kcvping in touch .NIrs. Leo Salini and son. Krist, ithi her many. many friends Mi', ititi Mt's. K. 18. Bishop an(i t'lilldii'ri, It;ituiy and l'am. all thi-wtli correspondence. r. ' - ,,,, ' enncrest of tin' Air , ,. -".'. 1- 11 I-e- --- _____ 'I' ______ ::. _____ 1111 m _ - .' . ____ IV. - - .__.t - _________ - _____________________________________ ____________ __________ ____ ___________ _____ - ALWAYS FIRST (II) (.1TV with tid pecia ls! .' -b'....... I --•-. i.., it C. o. xl:lsw'ANDl•;n former. ::-- .. I . '.'.. ... Fran - - ---- ------------ _____ FAVOIIITE ...J - ____1N, , - , .Nlakes about I ; ...... ~~ .... . . . Ii - --- / '- I - .• ..:__ ________ _ ___ _____ _____________ , ' _____ :--: , Mis. .Joseph 1'ihie. The Foist f;tni ily returned home Aug. 12 be I o r e spreading n cake. _________ Buttons and Bows _________ _____ _ _____________ j ' rr'- I' '' 11, _ ______ II - ______ _______________________ _____________________________________________________________ __________________ rfluIady' t' ----- ------ ----- ______ ____ I SEE S Your fashion - BUG It's almnost chuol nine again. ( Seminole _ I gin their daily practicing. Ath letes need the same food as specttora-and more of it. The daily food diet should include nutr-uits found in the four basic food groups-meat, milk, ve'ge tahies and fruit, breads and ___ -- 2640 HIAWATHA TI?.. 3224180 will ' probably 1 increase. Endurance spurts call forstepped-up amounts of carbu1 hydrates. No single health food 1 portable TV cup sour ezcani beiten I , A. K , ( 2 tsps. ininced chi% v~ $ I - ,ej _ _____ _ ___ _________ LOOK! $' INNERSPRING MATTRESS INCWDINGNIWCOV(R N1 , -1 11 _ __ I I ,I _ .4 ' I 1 holl carat diamonds Wie full carat So light, - - 2-speed tape - - .---- recorder --------- _. :. I V, .. u II ,ligi,,o,1 ld diao,,d, l.ilu,.J d.00i.l ho s(u,sJ •i,J 14).. uld ,,, U uIIsI,,,l $75 ii,e,tl l'' pulal) flb.. u. 1ulJ $Ø ''' - • ' - •- . NEW MATTRfSSIS 1*5 I Amod"'a (Mt US (0111(1 I&MIttVAIIU 14H 51d14.l,I dI.ii,sd sail- *.U.lu**Etd,u.tiii. . 1C1141I1*II SANFORD PLAZA Powerful transistorij.d recorder hss big 3*6" p.aker for fulltoned reproduction. Can be used as a P.A. systerni Easy to use push-button controls with 'instant pause' button. Terrific Penney-low price get this value todayl a . IIIIIS*UII ,.ii wtita $.OSM4I4IMUIMI* la 646411i ZAIA a J IC W IC I.. Jr. St _____________ I No Money Hu*n I. Y.si'roI'.y I' I 1 " trl ()I awalphl 01 ' .iI.,i.gd. 5995 no moa.y down % j I & a.. - -f Ijtil,i 0 41 - - , Z: -1 -4 hi* ~ ,00 0v.t.lI diagonal! .. SANFORD ~ - fure power, all channel recaption. Aluminized picture I .Ik A '. Atl,. *o 11411, I _ ___ I,.,ii I, I Illollds 1. b.i.ib 14 bI. __ 119 MagnolIa OX SPRINGS,I HOLLYWOOD IlOSALSO ODD Sill & KING Slit MADI TOORDIP ALL AT FACTORY PIICL. 0 ,V ) to-room! 12,000 volts of pi c- sk.,j, 'Jimuni I.5I I Wl~ ---:. total WEIGHT u1'l w.dtuij .0 $154j '..' uadlaid Iiu,utid, If bjely droillia tit 10 p-,id .- - io. lbs. 11,10 I4 sold b,iô siuw ..1,-_ -•------- Iitd,I '-'- I : 1n H 14) Islill k~ 1. tubal I si. 0 I..ii, ;.s it's easy to carry from room- I A I.- .I,r,4 14)- old 11411 drIstmttit IIIdII,(III,Ib 50 4 _.~ 7 7 no money down Compact styling. ~ S,hf T total WEIGHT I . -_ . .1 ------ ______ I'll - I 11 I I lbso. margarine . I. 55 a mactM - .... _______ : I ___ ----. -H If you find a hatter diamond value anywhere vlum wiihiin nity duy., 'Zulu'. will iufund your mwiey. ________________ appetite and food coubUIliptiOLI 1~ I FINE DIAMONDS AT ZALE'S ½ tsp. salt 2 peeled cucumbers the USDA nutrition specialists. ator as this improves with age. 2 n:inutes long.',- stirring coil(fl)' slimIly. I(eniovt' front heat; add Drink inure and more orange Chocolate Cake tops most dc- le;nsm juice, margarine and juice. sen lists Apricot flas'oning is leHman Peel Cool to room tt',mi. was spent for food in httti5 by Americans. - -- YOUR BES BUY IN ~ 12-inch t~l _______ ieb P.-r 100 91-ams" This is frurn stand a (tay .uz COORDINATES . It 4".. '. I YOU know LADY --- _______ them as a wilted lettuce salad. , tbsp. minced onion tsps. grated Jeniori peel I _____ ______ dressing Pour a tart French cup heavy cream, whipped i timp. sugar while hot over broken wilted 1 tbsp. minced parsley lilt-rid together sugar, corn and unwilted leaves to make a , paprika starch and salt in top of double family serving. Thinly sUced Sli time cucnmb<.'ts very boikr, Gradually add water. radishes and cucumbers add thin, stand in immixture of Place 0Vt' boiling water and texture, color nd variety to the I v/ater and salt for one hour, cook 10 minutes Itnrgt'i' itirr1ng salad ii Stir Dra in and squeeze out tIme ex• occa onaJly . sinai! ChUrCh or synagogue, places DeBcry _____ ____________________ , Itti I vitamin rich, says nutritionists I I s •, •% ture. Cook 3 minutes stirring lemon. Break egg on top anril at 350 degrees about 30 to 401 constantly. Add the margarine toss all the ingreiicnts uOtil jriin;'tt's, Fill with Lemon 1"ill. I i Remove from beat. SluWlY each piece of green is c0d ed-1. el blend in vin egar or lemon juice Add the croutons on the final CRi';A:)lv LEMON FILLIN(; toss. Makes 1½ cUps. '2 CUJ) sugar CUCUMBERS a th1J). corn st atch out those deep green outside lettuce leaveb. 644-4255 I .,- • _______ __________. -li_li, 1 Ir - Ist BL"rthday ___________ A, N I -I" e"I and Mr. and Mrs. Bralley IAI'%N4 dha iii, On;, n(hi; Mr. a rid Mrs Mi', a rid M t's. 1Iuiwat.I ). Clarke, Leesburg, Mr. I along Will' tlu'it ourigsters, V. Nt only (liii she rear bet four Mark, Kevin aticl .Janet, of (1120 and Mrs l.arr' Mann f)a'tona 11 Magnolia Ave. Downtown Sanfed children. but assumed the car( I Cocori adventurous vui ________________________________________________________________ if one of her grandsons at the turn"d From . - - cation. which included ..'anip. -------dt'a'ti of ills mothiet', and until mug out, a hike in (he Appaia• he as incapacitated in IOM, chian 'haIl, rtuhiv in itiltig, see. 9 to shop or perhaps a house or SOkI. 4j 668.4402 s America's authentic In dinner jackets, tuxedos, full dress and morning outfits. Lake _________ 11111. AND then add S. I It i ret places to est. a week-end reson, DeUona A WEAR .Ii. ' 668-563 I four if. (I rerie ) v.1 i Add eggs. Beat 2 lIuiflLltCS. Turn hot mixture into the egg and blend in the oil. J'our over the into prepared cake pans. Bake this to the cooked mix. greens, add cheese, juic of tilt. _____ ____ MIIã.d H.y I rc - tia rent c - Sanford Fay WIace kadi & TV .. Nuuet.vs Ti M..tI.. Iitt' i' ll - a VIIIII ?iliiiki I-V You'll Went The Fintait - tilt, s I (I e(I ("I W("; , -i - \ Sanford H.rald giie.41tt were im-I tit are - read th 1 11 Ladies Sizes _ 1..i ifl ..- t' EVAN PICONE DI.It Sit" Drop Iaaf Tobi. & 4 Chairs I _ _________ _________ that. fresh znainng ingredients and add egg. lminniediatt'ly Pour back in. Did orange juice contains 45 color- cucumbers. Mix lighti>. Let to ri'itiailiiiig hot ttiixtumre £lvu'r . i':' ai'ce.ileul her slit, by tall ri It .ihnn ;irt were rerelveul St a (forth, 4 rs. .1 V E. l,.'riora j ..' Ruddy lilt.' iuIl'nit;l.z tapers In crystal li 11w MIsses i.InuIn Ihu- ric atid Andru'wq, tutu ' i1.ipi. lren.Ia Stu'vrt'suui Mrs. •Pou An' 1h'tti They h,uivv' tO grand tin' mule ulti'ws of i acIng one t'nuI kept the gn('st 1)011k. children anti two great grand- ed cake embossa M :s It ijhiiiit received the chlklr.'n, Mr . H nlwn has h.'.',1 .'d n white atul gold and inlot'tl' gfl(.qi c in a whiR.' a ml Navy fRi. fred .'ul vithi a gold 't'OWfl. liii.'. ta I ot- itit lersey dress cutinpie. for se-eral years and t i,.'. 1)0th i.ul,I wedding hells anit tOI)luul,l turn) eu wit ii alt vitThilul ('Ursa ge enjoy titeR- home an garuleniIlls roses fir.' spun cm ills. it Ii guilul nu merit Is. i'iitwlt Wfl Mt- . H a hititi luirti - - play quIte often In) Mrs. Art. pout'.I from the opposite en.1 drcws' window at thu' Sanford tif the table from a l%all(IMOlile crystal bowl. Crystal appointAtlantic National flank, where Bear site is a teller. went c hell ltonwm nile yellow _____ ''s'. - shows, the lest - yellow Je,il liv a befl(tttfIlI 7 4~ Summer Formals ) .., cebs 1110istuic. coillbille the re- ailloillit. of hot mixture jilts) the .. dour DIf GS 14, - ______ the a ulet)t of you've newly atfived, looking It WED t Sanford I fuoci." I - i rid cnt.'t-etl Mrs. ,\nulri'wq. ;rand. that tint.' Th"Y low t'rnhige- ulaii.hitt'rs ami grandilutighilers. 3tilO% (Ililsies, .',-vlti u're Children iti•ln' asslstitig i was I -b ______ asartment 17-92 1DAY Tlw lace cloth, a , - rid t' iuipli' with ithi rrnI __________________________________ SWEATERS - - Sanford Farmers Auction don't know what kids want. at the Eric Swanson home in Mr. and Mi's. Hubert Cue and I relu.ing and 'uod Free access to the racks is Lonwoud for a rump roust din- duutiiLer, Jennifer, hut-c re' also desirable with sales help ncr. turned from a six-week 'acnNew pouch-packed shake mix- given only when requested, (ion cur ing which the)' toured es tire a pantry-shelf product But parents who fear th eir Nt, and Mrs. William Lut'htc Michigan and visited their funi. designed to make sudafuuntain budding young beauties I may and chil dren recen tly visited Iltes. style milk shakes. Th e mixes I turn into strutting tomboys in Mrs. Loebte's parents, Mr. --I cunie in two flavors - 'vanilla 1 the new styles can take heart. Mrs. C. A. Harris, Lw- the an Ji,imm- S1umwh'-, sun of for. I and ctuculate - in individual The girls still enjoy being nuul family reunion in Raleigh, miter- Geneva residents, Mr. imUd to be nuxed for 15 girls They favor time soft look N. Eucb Mr. harris I Mi's, Richard Shawle)', who seconds with 1 cup of cold milk. j of the new party dresses z II ____ nttfnr cup filling, front their journey. cups sugar enough for the cake. homemakers, y 0 U r better cipe, here's one from the U. S. ----------I curt sifted flour of Agriculture halves love salads and this FLUFFY APRICOT FROSTING Department ___________________________ ½ cup corn starch 2 egg whites that' simple but good. Serve it perhaps more than any other. I.- cup cocoa I cup light core syrup CAESAR SALAD - rover and refrigerate hot i-I 1 Isp. bàkig sol;i '' cup apricot preserves I bunch romaine lettuce until used. ½ tsp. sal( COOKED SALAD DRESSING ½ head icelrg lettuce drops almond extract 1 tsp, cream of tartar I clove garlic Heat egg whites until stiff but 2 tbps. flour to dross up cup margarine tSr). salt ' not (try. Combine corn syrup I tbsp. sugar 1 cup milk your back-to-school tsp, dry mustard and z'pricot preserves. Grad. I tsp. dry mustard 1½ tsps. vanilla tsp. black pepper wardrobe SPECIAL! ually beat into egg whites, coni tsp. salt eggs ½ tsp. Worcestershire sauce tinuin3 to heat until frosting i cup milk no mon.y down SS . month 4688 1.: cup freshly grated Parnues2 ]a-er rake 1)11113. forms stiff peaks when heater is dash of caenne SI1Oppt ' LRit' bottom with waxed ian cheese paper. raised. Fold in itlinorid extract. I egg slightly beaten Sift 'uigar, flour-, corn starch, Maic.'.s enough , ½ lemon to cn t'r tops I tbsp. margarine I,,iu Groat for dorm or home! 4-speed automatic changer. Dual cocoa , hakin Soda, salt 4111(1 iuiitl !i d es of 2 lavt'rs. I .CUP vinegar or lemon juice 1 el I' 106 31 Pork Avi ('l'C1tI)i of tartar together. .. . sapphire needles. 4" speakers separate up to 6'. Volume arid Mx dry ingredients in top of 1 cup garlic cheese croutans I (rsa urlargarIn(' in mixing -------Br'ak cold, crisp romaine lone controls. Wood frame cabinet; fabric covering. a double boiler. Gradually stir in milk. Cook over boiling wa• and !ettuce into bite-size pied's bowl until fluff) Sift dty in. large wooden bow], \lish gi't'.lients over lnai'garine. Add ter, stirring constantly, until into ;' milk and vanilla. Stir until dry m ixture -begins to th icken. Cm'- find3- th e garlic clove with the u11tuits a r com pletely er and cook 10 minutes stirring salt md add mustard, pepper Thin's a lot to do in Itr IPI to 4 _______ older maintain, ______ orite cooked salad dressing re-, ____ t4tctTo -, SPECIAL SALE A word to niom: she may not ____________ in case you don't have a fax"- ___________________________ Personals . " _______ By IV~ Tile big news now is that girls rio old-fashioned they even distree. will be bovs conic b&Ch'40, approve of shorts," one girl despair when their pride and joy knots her four-in-hand. She school time. Traditional mens• I pointed out. won't be a tie-and-knickers adwear styles translated into For parents tr. wnQinak aiz DYED-TO-MATCH - ______________________________________________________ V '1 - , ._-. ;are,it. ______ _______ ______ ______ _______ that she got three unexpected tier fiance; Mr. and AIrfi. Carl tile hosiery field, and now it clothes that look like mother's. their daughters dress. "They're saddle shoes and mom her hey- Becky Karst, Miss Ginger day in blue jeanis neither will Groundler and Richard Roun- Sarilr,rrl a ;:uthinlnirg, % nniversary - 16.~ The kids don't have their par- Grundler Sr., paternal grand- turing silver stockingr, with a girls felt that ents' aversion to long hair on parents; Mrs. Hattie Merritt, glit te ring spray of embroidery p1. an nrIy ag.' gI,ItI and and Mrs I U youn,, ,sters all had .I great time mining hit' i'ttliy mitit' m I -S wrt l. Neiswander, Anna M;ie k lin. walking In muck up iMrs 0. K. Clause), and J. to tuclr knees and getting as I MR uibse'vu.'d her 91st 11,ar)'d Neiswander. Site has dirty as tile% could. Ilie group birthday on July 31. 1966, with ,I faillih. piellic and were , &n the retail business for and nille grandchildren 14 foull,l ,I number of sto open house. ~ man%' years. great-gi'andchlklren. ;td(i to their collection. I " -' -----------i"t.. Foist family then thorohighi)- ChijO'C(i seeing the paUnto 'l'hesc I lills,'' pre sented by the Indians. l'roni here they visited in I)ayton, c DJUtQA Ohio, and then in Indiana with taupe with deep carnation red6 Stone appointed t a 1) I e ()f " is till it ( if 'fl.w t1n. WHUIl IItHl Itl(IVIfI tO no, theatricals. She was president 01 PTA in several schools her children attended. She was one of the or ganizers and charter member of flenson Springs PTA. This i now the Enterprise School. She was active in Girl Scout and deep brown; a grayed Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson of slack suit or knickers. And they table and fruit relishes, you and Mrs. T. E. Holland, while Geneva, was home recently for , order that the traditional re- thtleux. David has returned to I pa rt iuiarhy like the boys' ties may use cider or distilled white her husband is In Brazil for I a fow'dayki to visit Iiiii mother, I union may lw continued. Front olte to be worn with these ensem. vinegar although the latter is the next six months. a patient at Seminole Lodge. there hit' Luchtes wezit to Be. fore school starts. bles. They didn't like the cornTommy presently is engaged in thesda, Md., to visit his parbat boots featured and preferMrs. Helen McGill and daugh red tour as pianist for Washliigtoii cuts and enjoyed some sight_________________________________________________________________________________ loafers. r.h. 11 Dinner Entertains Grund1er.-Wilson Ofl \Vedding Party to whom teenI agers are still a mystery here's diet for life. , a bit of insight into their fash-. hide behind the newsways - ion thinking, These girls liked the boy-type paper Until the apple of his eye a beautiful 20. clothes they wore in the show, grows into I Mrs. Walter Holland of Al-. _ makes arrangements to house Ila%, live in Ocala, spent last 64 1 They think a girl looks cute" imil t,f his children and their I week with David Mathieux, I and even more feminine in a When you are making %'ege. mother and father.in-law, Mr. lanitheas in a nearby niotel in Geneva Tunmy MeLain Jr., sun at I *@ 6, ;white or durk brown costume; noon at an Orland 0 Hospital. _________________________ a soft off-black with both black Maggie Jane is the daughter of Girls j ln~ I _______________________________________ In - . 1v and Mrs. Ethel Mayo of Richland, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenne th Winkler and daughters, Jane and Carolyn. of Rock ItS (right) shows a natty knicker outfit In plaid by Glenorn a Jackie Coogan jacket. These were among the fashions modeled by 28 tecn.agers th e Ingenue Back-to____ School show. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mercer _____ it and !drs. Frank Ramsdell, Mr. Alore glitter coines in Btuckingis gold, isparkLast year's girls bad if faint- Tile rest baid that dad had no comes to the shoulders, that's and Mrs. Robert Murrie, Mr. led b3' means of lurex woven ly Victorian, so.sweet look. This soy at all on th e subject. The just too much." grandma will just remern- and Mrs. Terry Christensen, in. year that look is out-dated fis t'onmsus was th at. fathers are curly hair, long skirts and not enthusiastic about the way ber her affection for alacks and Miss Cheryn Engfish, Miss Heffner of Reading, Pa, (Left) is garbed bra slumber party in knlcker jumpujams by Slumbertogs. Terry Ituggleri - Enterprise Personals i ,,When fall 6 even reflected in sleepwear. Teen-ager Raynelle I. - August 18, 1966 %"R , one tit - eij i 'i rs. . ________ _ ______ "ote on Sunday, July 31. Robn She was honored with a picnic attended h) 30 of her 39 descentionts and ent the noon greeting old friends. Mrs. Neiswander has filled her life wi th man)' satisfying actIvities. She taught public schaol dramatics and Sunda' school, was an assistant Post. master and clerk of her horn.' town in Ohio. She also directed - fent'i I ''' ii were Fin V't' ipifi ere. with 11111 (t U) the 11 arg Mrs Ita•' fall i'hlnw spit-al leaf eandk' blOt wac ;erj a hO!f) In -fflu'h M Ic -\ nuht u'uq iuh' In ,nov.'d to t,:uk 1(ll1roe aq a itt mm., 'Ufln I I rhIlti in house was held Itoni I fc'r urent q Mr ii;ihIy f th, uirr:u,ii nul M r P I 1 p.m. With 8m)l'0 I 11)fl I ('IV Ma were A 'a i- ge t a Ide covered with hi a H 32:) •r14'n(ls and relatives ('ailing vc'hluiw hitiett ulothi vn set tip earl s.'tt lerc of I hut urea to nxpress theft' host wichies In 1w l'Ioi Ida rw'm for the werr' m arried in l.nk.' Monr.p , 19111, a he lmnot'ed enttpk. ha vr' re in any gifts the reu'plveul. (II) \iig , Page 8 face drastic enough to send the i Most of the unaware manufacturer straight mothers approve of their choice boys but even they draw the maternal grandmother; Mr. gracing the side of the knees. '10 . _... 1-. , THE 'GHtLS.WILL.BE-IIOYS' look in teen fshians for - home of her 0patiforb Wrralb Che 0 hundlu of it on clothes - ~ tit(- Arrny-Nav% store type pea of dress for a boy-friend. Seems stvnis to do all ennuirse about- I •: - 'vii Ii a Mrs. C. 0. Neiswandcr cele. i n 50th Mrs. NeLswander Has ishes, have the kitchen windows ,~ .. as cool unIv niore so)? a hack sent to morn where dates when she wore her long Gnuudler, parents of the bride- looks us if shimmer will too. I elect; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Belle-Sharmeer for fall is leaEvery year the school crowd rolling along wi th the ti mes is I hairpiece, __________ i: When you are chopping a I large quantity.of onions for rel- New ArrivaS (words ]'in told that translate' 0'. -Ind I must admit dad took .. • •• . '"''' wedding an nhqi't- vtl thlt' nIveI'snry reecntiv reception j' Wt'P feted at the font' elillilteti en 1w their .1 'n 11011)" uI Mr. and M ___________ et __ - ; ; , b I It was tiernen's Quarterly reports that. nothing has basically overl oo king the pool. or in some cases what parents jackets on brass-buttoned khaki like covered with white linen and the campus set and others now would term a rea so nable the- dresses to knicker outfits and changed. an arrangement are wearing patterned slacks. wi centered th simile thereof. punts suits, were modeled at Further evidence of a strong admis• of white glads and carnations. These are seen in blank * But profitable th ough time Ingenue Magaziue' Back-To. feminine trend was th e plaids and tartans, neat glen Enjoying the delicious din ner girls sinn that they tired of their teen market is, it must be School fashion show by with th re e pa nts of the groomplaids and houndstooth checks. Sasson hairdos rather quickly nervous business, Who knows from four states. * * • were letting their hair elect were Miss Ginn' Grund. I what will rate each cii season as Later we discussed their I and Pattern's becorne standard in "Sarn" "dead instant" thouOlts oil fashion and beau. grow longer. One girl told me ler, bride-elect; Dave Wilson, -' ___- - ___________ ~ IP I _____________ -- -__ I ________ .. -I der your eyes? It surely isn 't lack of sleep. When removing mascara from thnse fluitterjn la shes dont use soap and wa Icr. 1'ry instac-t a professional find cnt1e treatment for thnse orbs. Apply mascara rerner on those caked lashes and you'll see the amazing results, And no dark circles after all your of. I , . : I - I L, mi 11 A Rabun Observe Golden C.P. Mrs. ' 1. ham Hutchison, Paul John. ston, W. E. Kirehhoff, 0. W, MeGuire, Michael Durant, Harold Kastner, John Wit- Boy Fashions ' In' For _ --- ,.'.- - ' and grays; a pale rose beige with reds and light browns; a warm suntan with camel, oranges and bright greens; a misty taupe with plums and winter Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Wjl- pales, and a spicy brown with son entertained at a dinner par- rust tones or teal blues. ty, Aug. 11, at the Mt. Vernon modish teen gear for campus metallic prints and swirly pas- inn, following the GrundlerBy HELEN IIENNESSY The blazer set off a whole I Wilson wedding rehearsal. The and social occasions is this tel moire. When they dress Women's Editor the splash of color in men's wear, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. year's answer to the rebellious they like pretty clothes better happy occasion was also 35th wedding anniversary of If a man wears a solid color NEW 'YORK - (NEA-Kids teen..lger's demand for clo th es than chic cloth sports jacket, why shouldn't he es and admit Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. have more monit'y to spend th an mom wouldn't l)AItE to wear. the3' would change their style Thu' guests dined from a bring pattern to time other half ever before 1111(1 they're spendThe new styles, ranging from beatitifulk ? - ' ,., . Central America to take charge of their operations in that area, The couple will reside in Tegu. ciga!pa, Honduras. A fall wedding in Miami Is planned with complete details , _ Out of town guests were Tina rotary and Past Exalted lluler 6 cups and top each with a Cooked carrots in the reinMrs. Itaurnan, escorted to the th e Sanford Elks Lodge. spoDAiful of nutmeg cream, gerator? Dice them f in e and altar by her son, Lt. (jg Thom. Buuznan Augcnstine of Dayton, of I .. ~. .- 'r' _Jl 1- :-., 11am Bush, W. M. Philips, : ' hUg nothing hut dark circles tin• ding Is being transferred to V 81 ;.1A4I ' Scrub-a-dub-dubbing and gel- the United States Marines. He Jr., ; '' M r., '' "• _______ n olmes f. ; 'T I ' ;.. .•'Z ('.• _____________ now employed by Nash ________________________________________________________________________ is Plumbing Company of Miami ..: and Immediately after the wed- After a trip to tile Florida I made by whipping % cup of add them to a white sauce ta be as Bauman, chose for tier wed- Ohio: Lt. (ig) Thomas W. Bauding an ensemble of blue lace, man of Jacksonvil le ; Brother west coast, Mr. and Mrs. Balm- heavy cream with '4 teaspoon used for eggs or fish . The tiny fashioned wi th a sheath dress, Edmund, O,S.F'., of Brooklyn, es are at home at 432 Scott of nutmeg until cream stands pieces of bright color will make in shiny peaks. the sauce attractive. and a full length cant, blue zuc N. V Mrs. Robert Myers and Avenue, Sanford. -. - - and Alrh. Paul Criswell. best man. : Florida and Is presently employ.d by Arthur Andersen and Company, Atlanta. Ga. Mr. Miller, graduate of Fort Santord . ' )fI. I , Base, Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Lamb nut Point, Tenn., last weekend. Frank Winklers. __________ _____ 'drs. .1. W. Norman and three Mrs. P. P. Campbell, and his Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Couli ette children, Nancy, Lucy and sister, Miss Lucite Campbell. ______________ and children have returned rIarty, of Hy attsville, Nd., F a s h i o e t t e s o ion at Pan. E. H I History in Its owis way goes plastic eye shader, or cut-out ama City. to women's heads for fall. A circular face shields at Cardin's, Mrs. Ijulse Bauman and cessorics and a corsage of Richard Myers of 1)aytona Mrs. A. K. Rossettet-, look at the hats designed to go And the legendary Robin Hood Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owens Frank E. Holmes, both of San- white roses. Beach. _____ UX with the fall and winter coushowed up at Michel Gonuils in and daughter, Paula, and son, Col. William G. Campbell and ford, were married Aug. 6 at Ales. Holmes it; associated Afri. Criswell wore a dress of Mr. and Airs. Dick Geiger of ture collections from Paris red and green felts, brim turn. Kenneth, have returned from a Billy, of Shalimar spent the All Souls Catholic Church with sandiewood lace over crepe with tile Seminole County Blood son, vacation camping trip at Spruce past weekend with his mother, Geneva, who have been mar- shows Napoleon and the as- ed up, crown indented, Father William Keane official- with matching accessories and Bank as recruiter and Mr. ned for 24 years, are proudly tronauts figuring in new hat Pine, N, c. . . . Holmes is employed at the SanIng at the Nuptial Mass. announcing the arrival of their styles. Napoleon's tricorne a co:'suge of coral roses, FINISHING OFF ford Naval Air Station. He is Need a guide to what hosiery Mrs. Paul Criswell was her first child, a daughter, Judith shows in a black felt, a foot Friends will extend their P irty coffee is a dessert and Followin,-, tiltceremony a recurrently serving wi District mother's only attendant and Ann, born Aug. 8 in Orange Ate. and one-half wide, in the de, shades best go with fall sympathy to Maggie Jane Hue. Brother Edmund, O.S.F,, bro. c.'eptiun for the immediate jam- Deputy for The Grand National beverage combined. Sweeten 4 monial Hospital. signs by Jacques at Castillo. clothes? Lilly Dztche suggests; kel In the loss of her husband, with soft. oyster Billy, who died thor of the groom, served as 113 v.us held at the home of Lt. Elks Association for the Con- cups of hot coffee with 3 tableMonday afterThe astronauts orbited in a mid-brown tral Florida District and is see- spoons of molasses. Pour into LOULse Bauman, "? I 1; I Myers Beach. Miss Mitchell , a ' graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford, attended the University of Invited to enjoy the de. Ilghtful coffee hour and warm hospitality were the Mmes. Fowler, Vose, Don Sullivan, J e a a a Cleveland, Jseph Gregonus, Willie B. Pippin, Clifford McKibbin, Walter Gielow, Vincent Roherts, flarry Smith and Cur. Spencer. Also the Mmes, Sidney Chase, John Cox, Albert Antar, B. W. Bartholomew, A. B. Peterson Sr., A. B. Pcteson Tedford Cann, Von Mize, John Bolt, Wil- I 0 :1 ! a manicure. Nail hardeners perform this magic. _________ __________ Shampoo hair regiilarI for that extra bounce, gleam and silkiness. Sheen and highlights are certain to Insure datnhilit % and - J Mrs. Howard Andes, Miami, Russell C. Miller, Fort 4 .y I now can streigthen them yourself a hnm. Split, chipped, pedflng and tiroken nails CRfl be mendS ed s easily as giving yonracH Nelle, .. - 1Y 4 1 OPgN THU*$. & UI. 'IlL CHARGE IT! 3U.100i in Sanford Plaza 0PIN $0 A . M. TO P.M. MONDAY THU SATURDAY i 11 I . ) i -. , :a4 __ ___._ I - -_ It - .. * 1.14. ' . -- - . i -- -. . "C - r' t. \ - - ,- I . I ' �f ... •1 $ S ___ _ . - Hold Your Own Sale With W Herald Ad ant= 1'ai0Atlm)8t18,10! ath sa $t ztnfE1r ertm I s ~- '~ ~___ :. _______________________________________________ No In ' Cents ' Waiting Let I 50. Mhc, For 24. Well Drilling 2. Personals NEW SaJe S BERRY' drinking Do You have a Write not p 0. m. WELLS proble SP 121L Sanford - UiCiLft __________________________ Preventthn. Cail ik RINK LER ryp All Machinery Care 4Beauty 2n d w Woo k. 26 UAF1RIETTS I3EATJTY soft water. evenIng app'ta. 10F - Grease Roofing I. R Plocks, 309 Ave FOR ROOF REPAIRS 1ci'rlC. 'I carpet quick FT. 6. P.74. ________________________________________ _______ f . . The Bug. 0 & __________________________________________________________________ CARROLL'S . . 64 $4 chairs, 2 611 1 as -- ( 5 0 DOWN PA ONTH - I f - ___ ______ (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) PH. 3221835 (ORLANDO) 32l SOUTH HWY. 1742 SANFORD i,i - - t' 1"i60 'ALIAST 11 . 5st - - ______ - .S 3*21 ij - z S : 4 : S .: large barn. . II .\. Want Ad Direct Phone lines To Want Ads SANFORD 425-5938 322.2611 I - SOUTH SEMINOLE 1 - , I - AD I young 1111111, oge 1i'-2& to progretu Must have t'xi.erlcusc'e in mnr.nr ' SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY Tho Longer Your Ad Runs NEXT 1. DAY The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day ONE DAY .......,.,,.,,. ........... 24c Pu LI.. THREE DAYS ................. ....... 21c P.r Lice S TIN DAYS . . . . .. ,. . ............ 1c ............. ............. ____ 17c P.r Li. Ing NO DOWN r - - earned rat.. ,. 1., CLASSIFICATIONS 1-st & YnI 1l-Mon Want.6 ____ 54-Sat'ngs T-- S 4-Beauty as 1-Card of Thanks 6-Child rs __ 5$-Ivusuranos SI-Schools & Instructions 70-Knaploya.st R.i'vl T l.-Penia.je Help Wsatsd 1-Male 4.$aJa Help Wantag 77 -51afto, 77-A--ituatIou Want.d Students $l-1co. Property 13-Business Prop-Sal. 11-Real Estate WaMed __ V-Dose--ca,40-4pets £0-Poultry I4veateak Not.le P..d 14-B4C701e RealZ. 15-gp.s.1 Ssryl.ss _ 11-lnt.m-tor D.oer.Ioi. l7-Janll.orlal viosi 1$-Laadscap $srvbea is-Builders leppliss - 3-P.CIIJ - - . _____ S 80--Hardws,ts I - I . .._ S -plumbing Z$-PMat*g It-Well DTUMg lb-AIr C.S. & a.tl.j I1-Fs.rms--Grove. P3-Acreage h-Houass 1Sf Isli *1-Housse--51s er .a P7-House For Rest 3$-R&dIo . Tslivtsl.s 3111-Ph"o Ar xQuIviiiseut ; , '' a I• -.. 1am,nt. 22-BeaLaea. $qulpeat _________ 3-Vacvu IVI-Mubile Ho...-Reat 101-Trailer Space-lIssi easeri IN-Trails, 7-Movtng & lars$. lD1-Apartassls For 3*-Ezt.r*nss 191-Rooms For_______ abet _ U-Pleat. -- SSSIJ 113-ltental Agen ts i 50-Mc. F., Bali ______ 41-Swap Ut EII* ____ ______ 4-Ws.tad T._asy bs-?arnitnr r_ 1i bl-Astlqusa __w '= 11-Moeay 1'. Oppsstukli. 10-Business ~ S. .I. 51 "S :, V ':' : .5- " " 41 5 Ill-Wasted To Me*t 1i1-Ato-M.&• or Traa 11$-Trucks P'•r $•l• l*9-AuoUvs lervios ll-ZesMers * Cycles 2I2-*•ss 1Z1-t&artn. Supplies MONDAY "' - 830*Mt S P.M. SAT7 AM. 12 NOON Pssbli'sber reserves right to reject. revIse end prop.riy classify aN adv.i'tis.meats. .1-. l- I tiathsl Multiple REALTOR A wag - homes for yourself. There are 15 com• 822-5222 or 322-2110 els to choose from! • with local firm. Permanent, 96. Houses-Sale or Rent See this community full time position. Apply to _______________________________ Box 117, % Sanford Herald. ____________________________________ ________________________________________ BY OWNER: 8 BOrm., 2% baths,1 that has I 1. I J _____ _______ 222-7941. ______________________________________________ $ BR.. 3 BATH. Central air, 1120 off at the Deltona I BR.. I BATH, Kit. equipped,1 $122 'nO. . • S it fill .':' - - ; -' it ~~ 222-9492. ____________ ____________ Strickland - Morrison Parker%hurg. Penna. Beckwith, Jr. organized 9~_~_- I .. .• S U ' .; •. • •...._,•. . ,• . , Nlow" - -. .. .. •\ \, .• '.4Z ' __ 5 CARS . -. ________ .• , S 5, "s - _______ R Iiii .. * ., : . - S. \ . "s. . . ______ TRUCKS & t Stock No. 7730A .k' Stock No. 2557A / 4-door, V-8 engno, donlors file your Atm swer with the Stock No. corded its Pint Hook 12, in assi for Seisminulu County, l'ag cutivcj weeks III YES! ,. ONLY . . . ....... . . . , . YES! 1 ONLY ' I)onusa 21. Mar kos, IS'S C . . . ' ' • • • . ...... . . . . Stock No. 1636A 6 cylinder ____ and radio YES! heater. ....... . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ONLY engine, automatic transmission, 1245 Stock N.. 7513A 1957 CHEVROLET 1/2,TON PICKUP - - -- price. See if! Stock 14o. 1 CHEVROLET 2-TON STAKE H. D. 6 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, speed rear axle. Like new. One owner. Would make ideal cattle truck, '-'I's - / BODY / / ('lurk of (lie Circuit Curt 1 i .4 BANK 1964 Chevrolet Impala \ _ - M. A. C. / / FINANCING / I YES! ONLY .,.... .............. $ 4-door, V.8 engine, factory air I i695 1 condifloned, power steering, . Stock No. 1 592A 1, I Fully equipped and ready see it. ......... to YES! go. You must . . . . . . . . . - . .... $ ONLY .....-.. YES! ONLY I 695 $1795 U / / , 1%. Stock N.. 7132A % only a small price. &#* of 0 , . I a real work horse for This is a one owner and ...,,...... . . . . - . ..... . ONLY . or 295 I Stock N., i35A - 1964 DODGE DART GT __ YES! V.8 ongin., standard transmission, radio and heater. Real sporty. / Stock No. / / / / 56951 ' i.e 88, I V-B 4-door, ONLY . . . . . .... . . .. .. . . . V.8 % engine, buyl engine, automatic transmission. A reel YES! "'•" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . ONLY automatic transmission, power ;foerng, power brakes, YES61 $ / / / ONLY / % Needs some repair but anyone YES! could afford it at fhis low price. OM Stock No, / . .oe I ,/ 175 - THE BIG /S 6 - 20,000 actual mites. Drive this one. GO! TO 1 X 57962 6 Cylinder, radio, heater. Only __. - % 625, $ Ton Pickup 1964 Chevrolet 1/2, "._ 0 ( 1961 Ford Falcon Station Wagon / % % - 1961 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN WAGON ' . . i 395 $1 Stock No. 2824A 1964 , i 11 5- LIGHTED .1 . -_ I YES' . . . . . - . . . . . . , , , ........ONLY LOT OF 1195 VALUES TODAY! ., _ Hol ler Motor Sales I ________ 2515 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-6231 322.0861 IJeputy Clerk , ltetG1 - - CHEVROLET . Dy: Mscrtlss 'I'. Vilileus I Puilililel, .%U' 4, II, 1. u,i,e:-111 1 V. % S. o. / jr - / 7794A 1964 - 5•__ 450 ONLY ...,....,..........,......,.. Ir ~ (SEA I.,) 224 Park Avenue, South 1 3095 I 'Vise Sanford Ai- tbur ii. U.u.kwitis, Jr. 10 895 Herald. L)(v4 usia 2nd clay of August, Wisi'Ierweedi', iljtui.s & \V.arel 'I / 8, Public Recor,Is of tile 1111A114C.13 lit tile Complaint. 1 ;.\. Fully equipped including air conditioning. One owner. You will have to see This one to appreciaf. it! IS OIIDEItEI) I bat t his be said Circuit Court oil (.' before 11166. l'i..'iJ.l'iI ONLY 662A Clerk of lisa Circuit Court 1966. PH. 322.1481 YES! . / liublishsed Iii Tue Sausford lies aId, the 6th day of Heptesusber, 1966. a newspaper pubilelsud iii beitmi- It you tail to do so, a decree psole Cou iii y. l'iori 'Ia, o,pce each prc, e,,,, ft'su wi ii be lakers of any kind of deflvery.............. 1964 CADILLAC 4,DOOR HARDTOP condi- Honed. l"OLJIITH ADDITION, as re- C 1 e r k of the Circuit Court, lialid - for furniture stores or applianc. 1095 power air mafic frnsmksion, I of the title, or interest bellig hituatcd und njortUalic eticumbering tha fulproperty I ' c a t e 4 in Sc- iiui nole Cows ty, li,wi uK re.tl property: Lot it. Block 2, NOIt'l'll Florida. You gi.4 cad: of You to r e cj U ire d are 'I'OWNSrI'E, hereby 0 It L A N DO tilts owner, deol Ono cincuii'r - '\ r-/ I - -1 I I _ _ __ _ ,'I - ,I ~1h 44 . and decree pro confent-o will he tak- tus day of July, ltstt. (SEAL) Arthur II. Iiccltwtis, Jr. C • ----_. . -' -. I Lot 2, 1', note CIt-rk of the Circuit Court, bessil'fl,is Notice shall lie puiillsisCounty, Flori'tu, thiiu the.' cii oties a tteek fur four coumac- - _ •• \ / wit: __ I P ----- . -- _ 1961 Chevrolef Impala \ existing under the laws of the en against you for time relief do. United Statns of America, mandetl In the Complaint. rinintiff, VI'FNESS my hand an.I offiVS cial sea) of office at Sanford, LOAL DEAN GRS and NOR. Seminole County, this 11th clay MA JEAN GItOSS. his wife, of August, 11*66. THOMAS J. ZORETIC, JR. and (5IAL) BARBARA .1. ZORETIC, his wife; Arthur If. Ieckwith, Jr. CLEMENT M. JOYCE and NIARY Clerk of the Circuit Court C. JOYCE, his wife: and TIlE fly: Margaret E. 'l'yra UNITED STATES OF AME Deputy Clerk I)sfendants. I. (.) flux 22 ,O'l'iCE OF S1JI'I' Fern Park, Flue, TO: CLEMENT M. JOYCE and Publish Aug. 11, 1*, & Sept. MARY C. JOYCE, his wits 1, ie 184 Ellicott Itoad DDC-34 _______ _____________________________ Tonowanda, New York COURT fl' and to any and all other par- IN TINE ties claiming any right, title, '111K NIN'I'II JIl)ICIAI. clii. and/or Interest in and to the CUll' OF ANI) FOIl SEMINOLE following described property, to Ct)I!NTY. FLoitiliA. CIJANCEIIY NO, 15147 wit: Lot 18, In Block "B", of FALL RIVER SAVINGS BANK, FERN TERRACE, Seminole Plaintiff, County. Florida, according to vs. the lilpt thereof recorded In HOWARD 0. KLOCK and DonI')at hook 11, !'agc 28, of time 0TH EA K LOCK, his wife, TI! E I'ublic 1teor'ls of Seminole NOItTII ORLANDO COMPANY, and uNITED s 'r AT E S 01" County, Florida. YOU AItE IIEREIIY NOT!. AMERICA, that the Plaintiff, WINDefendants. IiI TEIt PARK FEDEItAL SAVINGS %Oi'ICE or svi'i' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a 'ro, IJOWARi..' 0. )CLOCK end corporation organized and eatst. DOROTHEA KIOCK, his WITNE'kiS / . . ... . USED / Seminole County, Florida, to- Winter l'srk, Florida i'utillseis July 22 & Aug. 4, 11, l A" / in Chancery, title of corporation 792 & LAKE MARY BLVD. HWY. 17. - . 1964 CHEVROLET CORVAIR VAN 413 W 2nd Avenue u i-eu for fuu, coiseecutive weska. &galusst yoj (us Ilto relict (Ic- FORD 4i - / Co,ufsi will be enteted aisist the origlsiai of suds Answer with the Clerk of this storeyou. - 44 Legal Notice for Plaintiff Its the abov4s action, on the Plaintiff's attorneys, vars WI or before tile 29th day of den Berg & Gay, I'. 0. hiox 1407, August, 196G, else a Decree Pro Orlaistlo, Florida, sustI to file I MACKL ROS.DlVISION cuinpintel) ____________________________ I I I t ,l l l lIl l ,l I-- ## Floridui, and .rve a copy therebe,uuiisols County, Florida. upon W. I. VinderwLedle, of the has i,eers filed against yoi lei fliRt of Wiis,I,rrweedle, Ilalnes & the above.styled suit, and you Ward, 2:4 l'ark Avenue, South: are required to serve a copy of Winter Park, Florida, Attorneys your Answer to the Complaint 1' • •.----- c,i''u,sulierltcg the mmijrtgag's YQI; Jtl hiereiiy tiotifit.d l'arri1*'-'J prI.rrty, paid that it e:o,,splal,it to foreclose a I TN D(.LTO& CORPORATION I I 122-1101 2440 Hiawatha at 17.I2 OF - •. -' _____ ______________________________ and for Seminole County. Flor I '!' - ' S 5.,.. SALE 644.5014 .-. T-" (,, YEAR=END 322.l3S ORLANDO / I I . ___ SANPORD - ----------- ,' . ""1 , INSTALLED 644.2014 tic I Payton Realty i __________ AUTO GLASS *22-1825 •-.---------- ,•, AUThOlUD DULIR =I - . - I -•---..----- _______ . .. ?AC1OY YW _____ ______ _____ -- ________ "it-Ia I. , S nature ty, FlorIda, iii the lurosuit ia to foreclose those certain pirty her- i - Irs descrlbe'l. Inventory To Choose From I .• . at SAVE TO $1,000 La . . lioth in good 3222722. ________________________________ 120. AutomotIve Service _______________________________ _____________ ________________________ good now ~ ' StateS of America, with its prirm- And all parties claiming inter%Virl- ccli by, through, under, or cipal place of iiusi,sesie ter Park, l"lori'la, hai instituted against 1IOWAItD 0. KI5•OCK suit ugsinst you In the Circuit and Dr,itiYI'IIEA KLOCK, isle Court of the Ninth Judicial Cir- wife, and to all parties having • I I HOUSE . Now Being Discounted! I . .r mo furnished. 123-2677. I-, Ieriway. Volkswaqen 7 ~1-11 pr__ ____________ .. --.--.----------------.---------..---- -.----• • . I Take Intersta ;4 - jet I work. Ph. lU-lb] 'Pr''. 1966 MODELS I' Queen"! turn. Car A Phone necessary. 2 BR. KIT. equipped. $60 DEPENL)ABL.E woman wants to 2 BDRM j. .' -. * •. •..•......... UP DRIVE OVT TODAY 7 to 10. 1*1-2724. . 1 ' -. *. I Beeline Fashions. lain pies - i.. vult, In tind for Seminole Coun- or clairnina to have any rlight, laQIS' GE NE RAL HOUSE Adjust-mists will be made in a se-run basis only for typogr.phl.I errors that effect Iii. value of the ad. Adjustments will not be Male beyond sk. first Ins.tiei. , • seen such While here enjoy a free ride aboard the riverboat, "Deltona - ....... , ,". -. ... above WOMEN over 21 heeded to show beater, $71 'no. 223.5501 or I CLEANING Service. Call iv.. S ,1111w llpr-w - - - - I.., $8,390 to $19,990. As low as $290 down and $55.78 per month. No closing eests.I - .:4r' , . Manor *22-9087. in Sanford. Shorthand requirid. Large compan' with mans 2 BIfltM.. i in Sunland J employee benefits. Reply in Estates. 2224'2(14. own handwriting, giving background & qualIfications, state 97. Houses For Rent salary reuir.menta. Boz 1110, Sanford, Fla. 2 BDRSM., KITCHEN turn., space I 77. Situation 'iVanted r I ,'S..... tremendous progress. & heat. 2-car gar. age. enclosed porch, 1? ft. family & 12-ft living rooae choice area, $22,591. lOOP Grov. Kindergarten central air ___ . pletely f urnished mod. pleasant personalit)' to drive courtesy wagon - tiozual Manufacturer opening low price and high quality. Come out and see these wonderful Neat, attractive, young lady, !I to 25, with - S - ;`*,,-, reason is solid value Seminole Realty 1RIj'J}, • tona for the appraised . - . pleading in the office of the 111121111 Clerk of the Circuit Court on or \VINTER PARK FEDERAT4 SAV. l,cf'ru tue 11th of SCl)teIlll)Ol 1505 AND LOAN ASOCTAT1ON, 1ti6. If you fail to do so, a IS. Valuation of $b,5t4(l. An Ideal retircnment isurne & location. Dress Factory. DeI..and Air. port, DeLand,, Fla. 1- ', fla,, 1 ISS ' 3219 S. 17.92 Seaford _____ ..'. . FLORIDA. . I .. _:v', .,V. .5p, - ;~~._--, I ., at These lovely homes are selling fast. The ____________________________ , NINTH JUDICIAI CIRCUiT, IN fox 22, Fern Park, Florida, NOtE COUNTY, and file the original answer or FOR .r , . ,--k",.~O. , IN OUR NEW HOME HWY. 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. W - - Yes, hsre furnished If dc- 1 completely " •- - --- shudy corne; lot. New sire9d. All • 1, • . 2265 Park Drive SEWING MACHINE OPERA- *2?44 TOES, factory experience, TO SETTLE ESTATE B day week. Air-conditioned, pleasant surroundings. Pay ATTRACTIVE 2 Bdrmu. home, on based an production, Minimum $50 for 40 lira. Apply In per. Pon. do not telephone. Shapiro - . ." ". '-.'~-J"_: . .. ALL DEPARTMENTS - 1 ES - ____________ Specinl t4tuuinn. conulitloti. 11t7lCI ;, wife a jW __ _______________________ ___________________________ witim ______________________________ Teacher. Pb. 822-1660. GIRL FRIDAY for office of Na I BUI RsaltoT Listing 1. ko• I. - :'.t. ".- - Stenstrom Realty 72. Female Help Wanted 1' ' S. To Inspect Coal _________________________________ EXPERIENCED . .1 .1 1 1 -1.r-- 2 I --- In \ ___ o tile above styled ault and you are r.'Juired to serve a coi of Publish Aug. 4, 11, 18, !. 19 your answer or pleading to tile DDC-17 _______________________________ Complaint on Plaintiff's attoriN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT, ney, Joseph M. Murasko, P. 0. ,.. -", .,%lOt'n't Payments Less Than Rent 22804. ________ ____________________________________ _________________________________________________________ jj" .- I iiiiii County Write to Wm. E. Pierce. 11 E. Steele, Orlando, I"ia. w. S 2.2 Rrs. 1-144 2 Baths Some Kitchen. Equipped Hquipment fumishad free. orrison m 100 ) day ., :P I ____ ____ _____ 17 fllock 2, NORTH ORClerk of the Circult Court LA N DO. S E.C ON'D ADDITION, according to the plat By: Donna M. Markos thereof recorded In PInt Deputy Clerk Book 12, atpr.es 55,54 and __ 57, of the Public Records McINTOSH Attorneys for rlatnttff of Seminole County. Florida. tune been filed against you in Post Office Box 1830 .1 SAT. PARTS DEPT. OPEN 'FIL 4:30 P.M. an * o us i OiLY xc Station (SEAL) Arthur II. I I S100 DOWN Located Throughout NEED CASH: Sell famous Knapp Shoes. Pull or part time. High commissions plus bonus. Cornplots lint for men and women. 114-Autus For 6&;e Want Ad Department Hours " -11 tires, pa.rte. ____________________________________________________________________________________ I"l r- qafl 11", an abbrevi&tTime Commercial Bank at said cause being Winter Park ed SHEILA 1). T)ESIINETI, Plain\'lnter I'ark, Florida You, Defendants, are hereby tiff, versus hAROLD 'E. DESII NEIl, Defendant. and herein notified that a Complaint to fail not or a Decree Pro Con- foreclose a certain mortgage on fesso will be entered against th. following described property, you, and th e cause proceed ex situate, lying and being in -. - __________ 101-Traii.r.--C&haaa lol-MuWis amea-asi. Jim Hunt Bureau £00-Resort R.smt.e1. a1l.g :4-Uphatsry ________ 1 ' *#--Real Estate Exchange u-I1omns App*'5Ss 8$-Job - . Treat -The Family -Vacation This Summer In An Air Conditioned Car! 2 & LAKE MARY BLVD. WINTER PARK MI 4.U1 - _____ 6-R.00!.ing ADJUSTER l.lSWAuHN Camper. against you in the Circuit Court Ida, ';' 17 3524 Park Drive OffIce *12-2112 COLLEGE graduate, Age 25 to Night: 122-0641 or *21.0700 ______ _____________________________________________ wi train, Willing to re- _______________________ locate in Florida. Excellent 2 BR VERY mean. Close in.j Jimmy Cowan. *22-4013. Opi'ortunity. Send resume & photo to Claims Dept., Fin. Insurance CornFarm FHA VA HOMES panics, 4351) 5. W. 13th St.. Gainesville, Fla. 3*601. CLAIMS \' of the Ninth Judicial Circuit in _______________________________________________________________________________ INCORPORATED Realty KAOST ELLINOR A& 1 MoIo pope I : • WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONERS ic experience necessary. Ph. 422- GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES BATHS 33. 4 rn., i- 116-Real jcsts.ta We 27-Bus iness )'t.l. 110-Lauts For 1W9 *1-Home Improv..ss - PAYMENT BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE) (FARE cotuplelt deiIs ManPayton Realty ager, Drawer V, Sanford, Fin. ________________________________ 1*3-1803 2640 HIawatha at 17-11 ________________________ _______ (PPPC)RTtYNITY F()R A CAREER WE NEED an Insurance SalesAssume nmtge. 122-8744. man in the Sanford Area. Complete on the job training. G115. Orlando between 9-10 a. m. Mon.-Friday. 1tHP') B€Sr/ _____ & . ' • don with fireplace, large kit-! clien. 2(11': E. 2nd Street. Send in resume to Iersonnel ms i m ______ - borne)', on or before September the Office of the Et)wlN M. SWEDE and JUITClerk of the Circuit Court. at ANNA SWEDE. Ills wife, 'i'UF Courthouse In Sanford, COMMERCIAL4 RANK AT VIN th e Seminole Count)', Florida. 22771, TER PARK, a Florida flanking end to mail a cou' thereof to Corporation, MeINDefendants STENSTROM, DAVIS NIITECI: 01' SIlT IN TOSIL, Attorneys for Plaintiff, iOht'VUA(E 1'OHECI4ONU2LE Office Box 1330, Sanford. Florida, 32771, in th at certain 'i'o, Et)WIN M. SWEI)E itiuil divorce proceeding pending JUI4IANNA SWEDE. )ties i. ___________________________ CITY with National Concern. REDUCED sellclothing. 2 yrs col- .;LMOT new 4 Bdrm., 2 Icize lit-cferred, but not necep- IMIS POt CONSICU11fl INII1TIONS-No CHANOE OF COPY t$I .0 MINIMUM CHAI) Always order your ad on h. economical weekly or mon ly rat•s. en you get •arlier results. Call and cancel you'll be billed for only fh. days run f IN ORANGE ( Th1VISI4J I 4 1% RL T0 A in. ------------__ ------------ - - 7, 1966, at _____ __________________ uRDEILLY, experienced preferr- BY OWNER: Furn. or Un turn. 8 bedroom. 114 bath home. Pd. New Accredited nursing Nicely located on corner lot honie'. Call lisBary, 662-4424. near elvinentar,y Pichoril. For %nfornmatlon call 775.225(1 after MANAGER TRAINEE CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR t. 1 •. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD SERVICE & ZENITH & other arti- TAVERN ON 17-93, with living buy at _____ $23,150. clep for Radio sale. call 222-0581. qtmnrtsrp & S acres land. Call iviiur 'SOUTHWARI-+-_________________________ _________ ___ BEAUTY SHOP fur sale. Call INVESTMENT & arter p. . 221-112* 11$ N. Park Ave. In.ormahon Wanted p. I. 1st st yo are hereby required _______________________________________________________________________________________ ' 71. Male Help 311 1-4.2 Chancery No. 150 l TilE CIRCUIT COVIfl' or 01' FI.flflIflA Tos TilE NINTH JVI)ICIAI CliiIi iT 1 . NI) i'flht SEMINOLE HAROI.1) E. DESIINEI1 4OI''t'Y. FlORIDA. Box 323-Route 16 Baltimore, Maryland 21220 IN (IIANCERY NO. I53fl PLEASE TAKE NOTiCE that FIflERAT NATIONALa MORT.. to file GAGE ASSOCTATION, a United your written answer or defense, States corporation, _________________ INSTALLATION & ___________________________________________________________________________ ______ .. trans., Legal ___________________________________ PLUS . 3111. efter - $ & . _________________________ _______________________________ WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMERICAN CAR FOR AS UTILE AS - POOL . iioJi ovr .6 ( ' II 1 NOTICE TO DEFEND - I _______ JJ Wagon, V.8, SENKARIK GLASS & power steering, perfect cnnd. PAINT COMPANY Take over payments. 323-1504 ______________________ 210 Magnolia Ph. 312-4622 •, : ::S'. : ______________________________ ~1 ' " UAT)WAY TO 'l'lIli Inn - ___ • range, ' - 111OtI/ /e , _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Buy 8 11 $400. Orlando 1964 FORt) ____________________________________ , - S tk& - - new Sanford ____________________________ • ? ___ VOLKSWAGEN 17-92 Highway Sanford - 0(1" ___ OUT in the ovenin. - ELLINOR .. _______________________________ ______________________________ Sanford, ______________________________________________________________________________________ S covers, . II' A stnd cond., radio, .t 'i l l ttcr sl I it acres frontage on ________________________________ ,' 22.1w 123. 11ot & Chill W. IL McClung. 322-2231 . & ;: S MEEK ________________ Unit. $M)6; 161 )'Al.('ON, 2 dr. 1 t'611 ('lT,l14Mt)Uhl.l Wagon $377; CLEAN, guiit rooms for men. $326; lI9 l'ultD Wagon 40% Magnolia._2.072O. ItLDSMOH111 Sedan $2119; 16 Mll('t7ltV Har.ltop $193; 115. ttltOS For Sale IIOI.T Si.isun Il; $ ______________________________________________ I 9.8 11l( •i.1ti fit OLDSMOBILE $17F.. 322-2607. lli)It Mt'l(l'l: 1ISEI) ('AIlS ______________ ______________________ 410 V. 4th. 223-0721 __________________________ 1*17 MERCUI1Y Monterey, good _________________________________ ________________________________ 322-5592. Ph. condition, $172. 118._____________________ Trucks For Sale VOLKS'AaEX Station -1962 Lod l'ruck Wagon, 18,000 miles. One own- l'4' oi: ro e.uipp'i1 for pulling trailers. er, $h,76'. Ph. 222-720. 1 ______________________ if AJ1ER I*YOF I ' _________ ______________ ______ ___ sit, AND flOGRAMM tie io. Rooms For Ilent. __________________________ _________ - I i9'ltVi'M l'il tin'i w .%'i'Kll w 5.11,1 hes net,' preiniuni loL)Sofl MP()Itiflg ( ooiI esutimed or i'nynlcsnts nisy 'till tr:'lo for on oliler nub. V(ltJlt ItVINfltJI); )I:AIKIt do • THAT COWLUDGS YASIAIIA 2o( 1'.1C roil) ('lAt.AXIl 200 Xh 1963 1 '.~A 1 - mixed .AWNMOW. -- SPECIALS FURN. APTS. close in. Jimmy lR 11'EItN.T1ONAl Wagon, nutomnti' & air. Cowan. 222-4012. Longwood S NF4 • 3-742& Ira elenn, tiertect i''ndit 114 W. FIRST S'V. _________________________ • WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. Animal Kingdom - l9 APARTMEN'L'S TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA'. YOUR PRESENT CAR . _ "' 212 Mngnolie, ients. FURNIS1tEI) - tYl"UflNISl4I'L) Ph. ResIdent Mir. 322-1240 WELAKA APARTMENTS SPECIALS: $L9&: You . _____ _______ tiri.e . _________ t 11M)t) CAll I'l4ANCiNt1 itt EEK & 4)flt h.tne __________________________ Plymouth - 11% Hwy 17.92 llellaty Rome 7?5-919 H2.5002 C0MI10l)0R1 THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES $25. - Store, Ill E. __________ Ellinor Motor Co. _____ -&on. - i Chrysler \Vall Carpet to All utilities. Apt. 1. 495 black & - NIM I,I'%YI8 v I? Cotivertihle. Titlit car 1* ~kk*(z 223-0427 For 8cou'rtts YZO() & AIt1IN5 Cell ... - . ----.-------.--- *1 State llsnk will save you ___________________ _____________ 4 & F. IIOOMS turn., newly de- _____________ Supir S1...t t', e*ii'ilettt by mnny. tont he ,iisie4 cotate.1. 404 l'. 14th St. .'iiti'litl.in 1iiki' iii, psyinc'nts, _________________ _____ "think Itete l'inancin," Cell _____________________________________ ____________ 32! •2377. pay. compete our 32-1 77 end ____________ 3.ROOM furnished Apt. $40 mo. _______________ I " E %nIeo.t )tUlftflsl - WaB Mattress, I- Jacohison's t)ept. let. St.: Sanford. _______________________________ Haven Cot. 3rd & Palmetto Money _____________________________ Alrdale, 2 L.. i turn.; S.. I ni a L bathe, stilted for retired people. Ideally lo• ______ _______ ________ L. EXTENSION ___________________________ Scooters ViliPA MOTOfl JAWA MOTOn - spa 11013 CLEVEI4ANI) Uil% ested downtown. lntpiira at only $1 per da). work guarantoed. ______________ Carroll Furniture. ____________ BIO TOP NURSERY Shamrock Roofing Co. & KINPKRCARTEN 1ddsre.l . 40 3!1-l20 Ph. 31660 ____________ 41C'*tt'd 149 Tackle. $221 set of Block th ru Saturday Open Mnnla 30. Home Appliances ______________________________ 7:IL A.M. to 2:20 __________________________ _____________ ___ ______________________________________ midniht. 'tU •.,.nins Friday 1964 H 0 T P C) 1 N '1' Automatic SANFORD ___________________ ELECTRIC CO. ________________________ ________________________ _________________________ ____________________________________ _______________________________ ___________________________ 'asher in good conditIon. Call S. Pets & Supplies 0. E. APPLIANCES New & Used after & p. m. 224062. Best 222.16$! offer takes. __________________________ 11$ Magnolia I e FOR SALE: Registered NEW, NEVER USED Royal Cornyrs. Champion Blood WASHING Mathtne Rentals fort Set. Double Lines. 222-4423. Used Appliances for sale prins & Metal P:ame. PhGERMAN SHEP., male, 4 mo, MOONEY APPLIANCE --_________________________________ black &. silver. Antmal StA. isc. Kennels, :-17&• 51. ArtIcles For Rent I ______ 31. Musical Instruments _______ these kids keep giving 'lectniks' o bad home_i'm REIGSTERED Miniature Coll ie __________ RENT A BED _________ ___ 'BoSiemions'Z" ___ Puppies. I Male & 2 Female. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Rollaway, Hospital, Baby 222.423* By Day, Weak or Month. W. L. HARMON ________________________ ________________________________________ FURNITURE 84. Real Estate - Sale 97. Houses For Rent SERVICE: AKC regi sterSTUD Dachshund. UPRIGHT PIANO, good practice £15 W. let. tan ed 232.11211 piano, $6&. 222-2762. CALLB.A.RT REAL ESTATE 2 BIuI1M. Houce. unfurn., Kit. HOSPITAL BEDS 'hen equipped. Call 822-2621. CALL DAt OR NIGHT *22.74*2 Wheel sick room eupplies BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP ENGLISH SPRINGER SPAN- ___________________________________________ ______________________________________________ for sale or rent. 'k LARGE 2 RDRM. unturn. 2426 Band Instruments lEtS AKC, purebred, LIGGETT RKX.ALL DRUGS _____________________ SAULS AGENCY Palmetto Ave. & accessories old. Call *22-7922 or 822-$4U Pinecrest Shopping Center Sales. Rentals & Repairs Days 222.7174 Orlando Dr. Ph. 222-761* CHIHUAHUA puppies. AKC Reg. h004 Cedar Ave. NIghts-Weekends 222.0422 FURS. HO1'SE. 210 Laurel Ate. 32-7202 2701 Ted Williams Ph. 822-0062. 53. Wanted To Buy ROBERT A. WILLiAMS ardwaro.. 34. Upholstery guaranteed POODLE PUPPIES, Realtor _______________________________ heal th y. Tiny toy & miniature ltaymond Lundquist, Aweoc. SELL US Tour Furniture. Quick 100. Resort Rentals OVER 22 YItARS at stud. Terms. 323-1449. Atlantic Bank Bldg. _______________________________ *12-1611 Service with the cash. _________ _________ OP FINE workmanship in SUPER TRADING POST t'RuT APTS. *2* Baby Skunks, $!2 holstering, draperies, sllpoovST. .JOHNS REALTY OCEAN Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Mrs. era. Time PLYMODUI "little PIANO WANTED from private THE TIME TESTED FIRM R. U Hutchison, 222 $5 mo Drapery hardware Pet and Flab Mynahe, luarty. Write kind & price ____ 120 N. PARK AVENUE 322-4122 installation. Supplies. _______________________________ Box 192, Sanford Herald, SanKULP DECORATING SHOP 102. Mobile Homes - Sale fn,rd, Pla. ___ C. A. WHIIDDON Ph. 282-9644 _______________________________ Ph. 222-2312 17-92 BROKER SMALL Business need perking Q1AI.ITY MU1411..E HOMES *22-5991 ANIMAL HAVEN kENNELS: 35-Vacuum Cleaners up? Us. Low-Cost Want Ads 20? S. Park Hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford Boarding. For sale, AKC Chibua. _____________________________ to tell and sell! breeds, also hua. also ________________________ 90. 1,ots For Sale ______________________________ I ijsi:ri VACUUM CLEANERS piga. 2227L2. __________________________________ CASH FOR TRASH 103-Mohile Homes-Rent UP used furniture want- HOMESITE loo x 2ft0 deep. City I1 __________________________________ Antiques KIRBY COMPANY water, Oak trees. Low down Poultry - Livestock f4) Sales & Service 11.usr trailer for BRIDGES FURNITURE payment, Terms. Call W. fl Ph. f,C26767 rent. ut Camp Seminole. 222. *28.1420 MeC1ung, 822-2281. ______________________ Park & 25th. ______________________ HORSES BOARDED ___________________________ R.asonabi. Rates USED Purnhturs, any smoUnt APPROX. 2 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds 10. ___________________________ _________________________________ Good Riding .3SI _______________________________ _______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ 8222270. ________________________ ___________________ School 1 104-Trailer Georgia Ave. High Space-Rent 233-9851 _____________ _____________________________ Phone par king lot. $2200- Terms. __________________________________ CALADIUMS, last of the season, WILL BUY your usable but UnTitAii.i:i &.tike i'uurrr on 222-8102. oo large bushy. in gal. cans. used furnIture & etc. L. C. ______________________________ 13. Catering • Food Stir each. Come earl)' for best __________________________________ DELL. 222-7Sf6 or 8228&31. ________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________________ 95. Houses For Sale s Nursery. LongOXR.A222-0426. __________ ____________________ wide trailer. 666UDRM. 55, FurnIture For Sale RANCHITO 4tIfl,. 1.wnu;u;' Trn1icr Court 15. Special Services 50. Misc. For Sale 18 ACRES OF pasture, feisee & ______________________________ WILSON-MAtER PURN. _____________________________ ______ ______ ____________________________ _________________________________________ _____________________________ ________________________ wood to Lake Mary Rd. cross-fenre. 2 Bedroom frame 106. ______________________________________ Apartments For flnt Trade Sell CARS WASHED AND WAXED, GOING 2 miles ______________________ house & BUSINESS! OF 222-2522 at your home or mine. Cal *11-lb E. 1st St. from Sanford on paved road. 1 & 2 B.D}IM. APTS.. Completely The Home of 10,000 Items. _______________________________ Roy Green Jr., 822-1601. BILL'S BARGAIN BARN USED F u r n it U r a, appliances. $20,000. 29, down. Evenings equipped by GENERAL ELEC18(10 Grapeviflu Ave. TRIC which includes electric tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Lan- 322460$. PAINTING CARPENTRY _______________________________ ___________________________ kitchen, heating & cooling. ry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Ill-hi A. 7. Adoock Agency Stei'riper 5 years old. ________________________________ Frigidaire 822-42*2. TOWN'N LAKES A Multiple L.tsting Realtor __________________________ ____________ SURFBOARD REPAIRS __________________________________ $fifi- 823.1641. APPRAISER INSUROR GA RI) EN A PA IITM ENTS FURNITURE _______________________________ _____________________ _______________________________ TABL , , 222-49*1 Ft. 1911 S. French 711 E. First St. 222-1120 of $694 all ______ ____________ who1esnl( - Retail. fludgin Role Is Your Roof? 7 7 BY TELL CITY sume mortgage & $77 monthlY 11364162. tran(u. electrIc hot & cold WaTURNER ROOFDG pymts. Ph. 222-2601. CENTER 1cr turn. 1217 Magnolia. FURNITURE ____________________________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ Ph. *22-1401 Sanford 14 K PIERCED Earrings 322-7922 1100 French Ave. BDRM., I BATH, CR. No quaii CLEAN furn. 2 RDRM. garage 11250 & up 30 30 to 23-Pntg fying, assume payments of Diamond Earrings $17.50 apt. lt'02 Mitlile. 222-o731. S79.28 Includes insurance & GWALTNEY JEWELERS LG - AN'TIQUE dropleaf table. taxes. 1(13 E. Woodland Dr., FURS. aPT., 2200 Mellonville. & FAINTING earl)' American Davenport, 2 204 S. Par); Ave. 222-6509 set. :22.7991. _______________________________ Chest Drawers, bedroom of REPAIR822.5121 ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ FTRN Downstairs Apt. 601 PalPORCH GLIIJER, 220; Maple 3 TV console. *22-IUZ. YOU WANT THE BEST metto Ave. Ph. 322-1274 after Painting Service cushion arm chair, $10: Youth can afford for your THAT YOU I'. un. Spray chair, $2; Swing set, $5; misc. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ____________________________ Brub family. They'll delight in this ______ ______ Reasonable.. 1813 5. Park Ave. Bedding Furniture & large 3 Bdrm., 3 bath block APT. 115 FRENCH. 8:2.6510. Tilson *32-0*50 AT FACTORY PRICES home with L. rm., P. rm., Fla. 0001) WHITE Aluminum Gar. 1111 Magnolia 3224221 FURN. APT., close In. 222-2100. rut., cent. lsct & air, oak neighbor placing Want 4177. 60. BusIness Opportunities m3' extras. Select Sanford ______________________________ ___________________________________________ ____________________________________ Make __________ clean- experience. All 6. TEARS of i Shampooer ________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _ '. 4N . pr1ete speciRily .PTS flhlittif'. 2?.)$71 rent Blue Lustre Electric in Child Care EAST. i'Nn• t Icet out (it' Traps & Elm $22.$41t %. 2nd t. 1if ________________________________ -742. S. Oak Ave. 11. Sale For \VIIY (0 tUR'Fll1L(? APA1DMKSI'$ AVAI4ON MIRACLE CONCET 00. - 115. Autos Rent ____________________________ ____________________________ Wire mesh, ___________________ r Free. D.. (colon), Steps t..1, Dry Wells, Sand, Window BUlL Cement 14 222 AparirneniM For ion. __________________________________ Co. & St Tale READY MIX Concrete, STIXE Supply 241-2Z1. CAItE. Orlando WORLD 14*nd 2ieee S.rvies and We repair WE $?OO. 10 .et X '24.I!i1. SYSTEMS and Ads VOLKSWAGENS NW RANL1 iotit' C L)RlLLE1, PUMPS Want ________________ ---S-.I . L 5- : I I , . I . / ; . . , -. ,, - ---•'' - - ... - - - - - - - -- . ------ --- ---------S - 5 ...- - -• - - . -Jr __ _____ ________________________________ __ S ( -S - .' ___ __ ' ,.,e. ____ J AN. -" S S 'P 'S S L ___-- .. I -I W1.* "I a0 ~,..I~ �--.- _._• - - - - - - twa.. -fl______ -- _,-.r*r41..Vt%fla1 ? n_ *'*CWflnn-.& -- __ - - ..naa,., sr- . -. •----------------------- - + . ---------- + ' + ' -+ S - 4... . -. I . rr*th zrZi hr Page 12 - Auut IS, 11.466 at Day For AAays,, But Painful For Koufax I Gre 4+ - I. T/SGT. F. ti. CORDELL Cordell Family et For 3-Year T1,. In Spain The Frederick E. Cordell family will be leaving In the not tot, distant future for a threeyear assignment at Torrejon, Spain. Cordoll, with the U. S. Air Form has been promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant in South Vie.. Nam, where he Is the NCO-in-charge of the only underwater cable terminal. The terminal Is located it Long Van Air Base in Nba Trang and has never suffered it loss of conimunicaticiflb during the 1½ years 011th operation. The terminal provides all nut-of-the-country communication for South Viet Nam by way of a submarine cable to the Philippines. Sergeant Cordell's wife. Bar. ban, and their five children. Stephanie. Fred Jr.. Elizabeth. Raymond and Richard. presently reside at 406 Rosalia Drive. Mrs. Cordell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beasley, of Sanford. Sergeant Cordell will return In October, undergo some special training at BlloxL Miss., and the Cordell family will then leave for Spain. + j ft - - ! C WASHINGTON (UPI) - Florida las been asked to join "a new front In the battle" to change the electoral vote election of president and vice president. .---Scn.--Grnrge &.Sjnothcrs (Din a lcttcr to Att% Gen. Earl Fairciotli, said he bus a proposed constitutional amendment to change the system to a direct popular vote. He asked that Florida join with Oklahoma In hacking Delaware's federal suit to overthrow the - 'winner take all" method of counting the electoral votes. Under the Fystem, the candidate who gets a state's majort3' gets all of its electoral vote. S Bridge Winners Are Announced DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club played eight tables, directed by Frank Matheson, in this week's Tuesday afternoon game at the Firemen's Recreation hail. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. Gloria Accardi; second, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson; third, Mrs. - __i - -,- _+.: -. -- - .. - .1 -g. t;'., LJIIVEr uuu LJUIV Austin; EW, first, Mrs. David Singer and Dr. Ruskin Roseborough: second, Mrs. Joanne Paull; and Mrs. Jody Bunnell: third, Alexunder Meuczer and Mrs. E. Reilly. ; - 3 -• ( I .1; - -V + :/+- 4} + - + 14 -+ - - •- GETS YOU A NEW 0 • NYLON! CORD J1JY1EAR__T1RE_____ öI!fI,_ $13 _$15__ _$15 _ $13 $16 _$18 _ .":.: +•'. ')' '' $ Hottest Tire Buy of the Year • ,. + - ' Ia.* -_ - '. *% - I .Ie p,,ait,,,,, .t.,.4 It. I,- $-•-'I• •'P 44 1*4 C'i.S•4 ,.•._.•. , size t , ., I.. t - dlSI -'.' ,... s I1.Sa.....n,. 1 - - + • UNITED W1'AI'C31 111 I' 'III I CT ('VRT 5lIl)IPI.E UliiTIlICl (tF riunuia.. OUL*I)() nI-I5I0 (i. lI-44 On - CII. - UNITOF A1tEBED ETATES ICA, Plaintift. va.. AMOS T. WLAVEFt and LILL.TE M. WFAVER. hit. wife. tefotidant X0014 4 1 5ALL-Notitt Is tt,r,t, IIciIi thi*t JiurSuMni to i Ftns3 tCFf.I Of FCIrf'fl1UPUI eiiIcr.d on July 16. 1511 b twit Nt,t)vt ctsitlt hid Court In the 1Lt) .tyI.'d ciius,, lii. undersitiiitcl l'nitt'd EtuI.•,- MiirihuI or uTi of hh diii)- but tic'rr.,tI deput ki. i1I .iii ttic ,Ir.i2brtv i-it ui, Iii $crnitwIt (i,uut . Florida do,trtt..ti ui,: t..fIl C. Blmi-. 1. HEFTL.r;It HOMES ORLANDO SEC. TIiJ?' ONE. ur-nc,rding to 'ht PIKI I he'r.jof ar rcct'rd.'d In Pitt Book I loarorI. Mild G. Public U.ii! rnitor.14 County. Flt,roh- At pui'ilc ciutrry to list s,.iseiit ,,id tici4t tidcl.-r for ciish ad , trou Iweil Olt Tui'si1uy. AUGusit ;o. 1I66 AL I t)r front door of the- Lentlinihi Cuuut .v Courthouse. s4s,Vnr11. Florldi. riuti'd; 'I.PliN i' MA(1II(I. Sit. Flitted Kttotep 'Mairt-lial .%t dulk I ,i,d ri.! o' i'1ft1I t• ...tLtiIi t'.itsd S'i,t,-i. All ti!- fll-) fur I'tatn if! Pubiliti Ju+ > - Aiim, I ii It. 966 1 * Legal Notice 4 _ - President Vole Change Sought lortunately for flit' Rotis, they , York with a two nut, twOttun - citti a burner in ?tt' ithth. right field fence at- Cnntlk'stk'k silk! hut, iiIilnt leave tintil the Atlanta pushed pist Fintiston 5 iihin't get Knutn' usual trt'nt- single itt the skfl,. I'ark mid vaulted Mays nin'nd tUtu. th inti ''ith five r,in4 tn the a 2-2 snapped Krriit' flank iii .flnimy Ios on the nil 11111r, ''it's ,iisI lung different from uu'nt during it game. ingler1 Rv-n ('arty borne three-rim ninU. In utlier National I,eaguc' for ('hiragn with n what has tuappem'd to hutitu belist. + rnror1 runs the md nlen two of The (litiffi. center fielder, who lore." tiiui 1r. Robert Kc'rinn, gnnu'.s, New York edged f'ittq- hornet in the 18th. Rich 1ou -lit inning Weii;wdnywho Menko' on r'niingle. other overtime into sent game l'irntes' the rutting the frail burgh, ilinh+tc'r tentyu physician. ''The he hit a litime i-un that I tiggere tied V'n the night. lwInre, .now . . .. . . .. .' 5eflSttfl, - - thilt +-. up ' ------I_+_I, Ka -. -------uvrr O__ t..___ top .._.__ rpni'- mill San Fi-nnt,ien to a 4.3 t'Ietnr trails only lithe 1111(11 1111(1 IllS thliow inirt. fflffl Over St. IAIUiS. 114 homers. Ituuthu hatted k'tt- tisuiti fly flip pain is hetwt'etu i'lsro (luiriugo t ri mined l'hiln delptuitm 5 3 in In innings and p0 ('huIlug asqlgtinuent q. i(mirlix,tt ('iIlflC it, the sttH handed. whipped I Irpiuston I '' ''It's possible that Sandy will Atlanta Inning or Los Angeles' 5-I 1ns I ,if feel real great ninnit it . eI In the Anui'rlrnn f,c.ng,ie. flat Mays sold afterward. 'This Is ii.' aIsle In warm ui on the skk'• CIiit'tntsitI when he hurt If • ___________ nil hritk' hrl eilniw, the first time anyone huse* lint's Iwi, dny It-otti now itnil Ii inure bent fiuiston 8-I, 1)i't toO achieved this in so sliutt it I him'. I lien tnk,' lilt; usual starting tnt-ti detc'iuted New York 4-2, Min The home run was a histor iwvmt n dow neil Cn Ii fornia 5 3, rest of I hose guys huini 20 ii fit(, t'lhmw is nut swohletu. ' one. It was the 5351h of May The 1: l<uunta s, whose nest srhwduled Chicago swept. Kansas City 4-2 enrt'er and made him the se years. and I've had only 15.'' • Kunatax was seeking his 211111 IIII'Ii winuld lie Sunday, received and 5- I arid Cii' vein nd topped (fltt greatest homer hitter at -t / the greatest right-handed Willi victory Weiltuesday flight iflIl, a t'uiit lsiutit' hued mu In I lie el- Washington 5-3. Miiys' home r. his .11011 of the iflstt,li(i wound tip Willi a sine Now, their pun-en it fit a bucket, littler or all Iine. The blast, on a 3.2 pReb Ito elbow, lie hurt It in the second ut In' -- thin' usual ie treatment season. nit Ilmi' Cardinals' 1t'arl '. to 3-1. The Giants then tied it. in Iiy Washburn, sailed over Ii inning when he struck out flip hue gets titter if game. the eight 11 on rtin-sc'oring singles -IL by Tito I"uentes and Willie McJIMMY IOXX Covey and won it. in the ninth tin BABE RUTH 7 II --_______.•.NowThird lesuts Abut's ruin-scoring single. ..StflI First Has Never - V V liii e elbow apparently + Kouittux' -_ hurt in the fourth inning as he Aug. 1S, ltttfli rage Loft he •unfiir irrnL • • I I.,,,..ln,I it k,,.nn tin ,.,nIi,a fan _____________________________________________________________________________ I . (;nrcI.v;a'thet rn n)c.rIa doii))lr. + all three riirmvrq nthusiasm Lost I'tiat vi,q i'mutnigli t(, h;,iuil flip' SAN FRANCISCO (Al') -- luii lweiu nun tim' giunw's n'stnln I line li';t la'Iui;,tt Ruth, Vusx, sinuthuptuw hik sevi'muth, ilc'Ie;tt+ t. (Hue against- 19 vicI uric'-;. Willie Miiys, the second greatest tor. lie ling led the National Tech Vil his, nus tutuil Mel Oft. League In home runs four I inn's cain' by lii' ptussn'd file various home run hitter of all (him', is a Pitt +slnirghu took a 7- I lead on man who never ceased to be a -1955, 1982, 1904 fltl(I 1985. ilk iniii'stn,nu's. homers by Willie SIn rgeli, Bill best year was 52 Immers In lOris. Time qu e st mu in baseball Is: Miuzeroski and l)onn Clendenon, 'ouuugstvr. lie was named the National I low iuint'hu hunger can Willie but the Mets -,truck hack for ''The thing about Willie Is ho League's Most Valuable I 'layer cart- v nit? five rims In the fourth inning. never hits lost his enthusiasm.'' I dun, 'I know,'' Miiys says. Huts Taylor iu'coum,,ted for the , saint I lernuin Franks, manager iii 11)54 anti 11)85. lIe was it(-c elaium'd lnuselmll's 1'Inyei' of I hi' Kvuu'v titan is dilterent. I last tour runis with the first. c;mnnts. or of the San Francisco in 1954. tuutilil Year like to jiiiiy until I turn .19 pinch hilt grand slam homer iii -' -----.-•++ 1 ',--.---Ile loves baseball. No matter 505 with or began the year -10, Willie butt we will just have to Mets' history. how many records lie sets or A Hard Thing To Do Ron Hunt (lien won It for New hn' much money he makes, homers, standing lhftl In the a it-l + wait and see.'' ere in ,,. One of the hardest things in life to do is to say goodbye. he'll still be a kid out th - -_ -I . . +. - - --- - - . - -. -. • - - . -+- - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - -- - - -- -the field. It's especially hard when you're leaving people you like Willie hit his 535th home run so much and work you've so enjoyed. to in the fourth inning of the game uiut'lt too that is opportunity has been offered But an against the St. Louis Cardinals turn down. Starting Monday, The Steamer' vill lie parked in \Vedmwsday. the Orlando Panthers' stall, as the Continental Football League team's publicity director. The challenge, the chance This broke his tie with Jimmy financial benefits are for advancement., the traveling and the Fox, the old star of the ITh il aalmost endless In the CFL and a young ninti would he a fool dt'hpluia Athletics. and made him position. pass the up greatest right-hand home the to My 14 months with The Herald will i-t'mnain long in my run hitter in baseball history. memories. Both the paper and the people of Seminole County Now only Ba be Ruth's re+ have been great to work with and cooperation from nfl has niarkable record of 714 lies been tremendous. It couldn't have been any better. ahead. Seminole County, especially on the sporting scene, has it "I'll have to average 40 a big future as long as its conches, athletes and fans continue year to catch up with that guy, $ to be as dedicated, as loyal and its spirited as they have in (lie Babe," \Viihte said recently, • the past.. "1 don't th ink I can do It." + Many baseball men disagree. Thanks To All "Willie will be playing baseball better when he's in a rockSanford and Seminole County teams are knownstateing chair," said Leo Durocher, wide for their "toughness" in almost every sport-be it footwho was manager of the then ball, basketball, swimming, softball, track, etc. I want to thank all the people who have been nice to me New York Giants when Willie 7.7 f IS (670 z IS) blar.Ic tube-type plus $1.58 Fed. Li Tax and old ti re -such as Coaches Mett.s, Blythe, Williams, Boyles, Stumpf was brought up In 1951. Now Cubs. Chicago the Leo manages and Colbert at Seminole, Coach Copeland at Lyman, and Mays Is 35. Ills salary, tradiCoaches Prater and Mikier at Oviedo, and Coach Ilolt. at tionally a baseball secret. Is Crooms. reliably reported to be $125,000 Principals Andy Bracken of Seminole, C. W. Ilohiet- of Oviedo and Canton Henley of Lyman all know the import- a year. lie lives in a swank, Jon ance of athletics and should be commended for their coopera- f'...tinr.rI split level home on _' ____ '' Fed. ;opora winding hill lnSzm Lx. Whitewall Iiackwahl tion both to sportswriters and their own coaches too. Tubeless a Tax Price' _ Price' __ Francisco. Other county sportsmen such as Bob Cooke and Mike 7-year-old MfaiCountry Club, Emma Spencer aUa1F W cliii 'Michael. lives with him part of the wonderful people of the swimming association, John Spol$1.88 + 7.75 x 14 (7.50 x 14) _ the time. Willie and his wife, ski of Jet. Lanes, Frank Thomas of the American Legion $1.91 • 7.75 x15(670x15) _ baseball program, and especially Jim Jernigan, the city's 'Margherite, are divorced. _ ••, little village th e :; Lp JU fine recreation director, are doing outstanding jobs in pro. $2.09 8.25X14(8.00X14) _ 6, 1931, Westfield, Ala., May of viding facilities for the + county's athletes of all ages. I The only low-priced tire wi th extra-m ileage Tufsvn rubber $ SIi listed also replaces she shown in parenthesis + has come a long way from his and extra-strong 3-T nylon cord Plus tax and old tire humble beginning, He dresses '. I Your best buy in its price class • More Than 'Contacts' • like Cesar Romero. He has fat*-'I Turnpike-proved for 100 miles at 100 .'.IPI-i + • + • • Thousands of traction edges for extra traction ram or shine Most of the people listed above have become more tened his baseball Income with '+ . than just "contacts", but warm, close friends who have pro- business enterprises and en• • . vided many moments of brotherhood. \ tiorsements from soft drink, toy Five young men whom I couldn't have (]one without are and .sporting goods firms. 0 A. 1. Foyt- past winner Herald photographer Bill Vincent and sports correspondents The spectHcular Negro outof the Indi3napolis -5(X)" and dozens of other top Bob Thomas, Bob Stewart, Jim Bacchus and J. Richards, who fielder is renowned among baseraces drove a stock rice car have made UI) the Herald's fine sports stuff. ball followers for his famed busunder race conditions 300 Most of them will still be around, providing fine cover- ket catch just as lie is for his inVes at 120 miles-per-hour on Thunderbolt fires age of the county's sporting scene. hoine run power. 0 Built with 4 plies of extraAnd of course, I can't depart without thanking the WonWhen a fly ball Is hit to center strong 3-T nylon card and derful people here at the Herald, from publisher-editor Walter TuI$yfl rubber lOt •*iTlg- • Plus Slut Price' Gielow, all the way down the line. Working for and with the toward it, his cap flying off in mIleage Fed. Ex. Tax Clack_Tubeless Built to deliver extra trac"Herald Angels" has been a real pleasure. the process, and calmly catches $1.90 iW5i 7,00 x 13 tion rain or shin., $2.20 There is no finer boss or man than Mr. Gielow and I truly the ball with both hands cupped $21.4 7.3517.75x 14 (7.00/7.50 x1 4 ) $236 "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE appreciate all he has done for me, -basket style-in the vicinity of 8.25 x14(8.00x14) $23.40 $257 ; stomach. The "Steamer" won't be far away, but gone will he the III., 8.5S x 14(8.50 * 14) 125.83 si..,t&a .4lm...s i'.'r- 4044. 11 t', . I. -.I / $2.21 !1811 The normal, and supposedly $21.48 daily contact with all these people and nsuiuy others whom 7.35/7.75x15 (6.50/670 x15) fte b-11 Ad 't-ft I 4. a.. Vt44 S + + + '.a. t+'•s , Ii.'St'Sd ,4a-t, 4s'*s $z ss $25.83 I've met in my short stay with the Herald. 'l'his I will mimiss th e safest way to catch fly balls, 8.15/ 8.45x 15(7.10/7.60 * 15) S'd .*t+s ..'d aa. ,oj 6.50 x 13 black tubeless plus $1.83 t4. .5...0.. ( Whitewall 8.85/ 9.00 s more than anything. is over the head. $2.78 v,mt, S.• ,.a.s a a.tS 44 t..* .4 ss.. no trade-in needed $33.91 Fed. EL Tax Tubeless Only (8.00/8+20 K 15) 4. S 'S'I .*JW ? // / Willie broke into th e major May God bless you nit, I' f NO MONEY DOWN A11 prices plus tax + 11*'.. S'd CS'1*S I ) shAn in parenthesis 44 tSlze listed also replaces leagues with the Giants in 1051 cvs MOUNTING .taa-nn. in Philadelphia. Since then, he •' " '•'•' "• " ' Whitewalls Also Available! No Trade Needed! + j - $1.25 WEEKLY l*v ASSOCIATED 1'I1ESM Wflflt' fell gt- ni; Sniuly re Pain. tth I Iii Rookie Emanuel Moves Wahoo Out Of Miami Linebacker Spot By ASSOCIATEI) I'RESS lincident, and followed this All-Star Banquet Slated Aug. 25 I+ -- _________ + by Semimuole Little League AllThey said Frank Emanuel joining the Fellowship (ii Chris. Banquet will he held at Star was tough and he's turned out to tian Athletes and making talks 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 26, at be too tough even for Wahoo MC- to youth groups. Daniel. a successful profession- The AllAmerica climaxed an the Game Cock Restaurant In ii wrestler when he's not play. outstanding season in 1965 by the Longwood Hotel, players are urged All-Star Ing pro football, being named Most Valuable America the All Emanuel. Lineman alter the Voh crushed W cull their manager for imuforlinebacker I romn Tennessee who Tulsa 27-6 in the Bluebonnet imiation concerning th e menu got a reported $200,000 to sign Bowl. the meal of their choice. witil Miami's new American - ---_+ l'urviuts, whir, are urged to atFootball League team. hais The Li)s Angeles l)odgers grappled with McDaniel. the have won all three World Series tend with their utoiia, are asked former New York Jet, for the in which they've participated- to cull the manager or C. L Cooper for reservations. Dolphins' middle linebacker 19511, 1963 and 1965. spot. Wednesday. Miami Coach George Wilson said that Emanuel would btart at middle lineON 100 BRANDS backer in Saturduy'5 exhibition game against the J('ts at Jack onvI11e. Fla. McI)anlel will move to the right side. Emanuel. a 225-pounder from Newport News. Va., was kicked ARCADE PACKAGE STORE off Tennessee's football team 9 A.M,.6:I5 P.M. OPEN DAILY two years ago for getting in-SANPORD 310 E. FIRST volved In an olfcainpus aIterca WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS tion. He was later cleared of the - -1 -- Vacation Brake Special ____________ NEW LOW-LOW VACATION PRICE Goodyear . - +•. + Battery Checkup We recunthtiuu burl2.vuLt(Ut + _______ + $149 .+1 _ WE + ADJUST ALL FOUR WHEELS. ADD BRAKE FLUID, INSPECT DRUMS, REPACK FRONT BEARINGS, CHECK SEALS AND SPRINGS. + - N' hju to nIduIuI4C lpceLttcttlO1l. .idd ,it,'r. retc+t uitd'ie cry liter -, 11 luad,cllc4bI,hoIddtiL1. - I SPECIALS EVERY DAY FARRELL'S G 0 0 IP11' AR 555 FIRST ST. SANFORD i 4 PH. 322=282 1 - -.... El I I -+ �lb - . - --. --- - -- .--- -' I , ,' --- u1;.__------ •. - . --.-- -.r - . • - -- - I wipe PflfYP 2A Aug. ___1986 - Great B -41h r___ m'h , Death St Bet s Or r*lh SA - 18, A Penetrating Report _ A I, %boo .uu i . . . . . I ' - . a' . - fl'-.................................................................... WtIRR l't (fl l'tl R.I tN r itin ,ui nimnl oit .Iit.il. I r11 1.1. Sports rulnr nuI-trike e'nvei-sntion. s''ieI to lila Iniiiie.11n(e fit. NCWspSp('T 1'iitetpriwc 'fl took a lot far Jimmy In (itt-c as a man. Everybody, for lANl)(N, 'FnglsnI-.- (l'A) PInV Rhi'(. ,'kff -san In that iflstntiep, retains a feclitig lie -.Tirnni' Brown ant neross the big scene," sold lee Marvin, will return to t he Cinvelatiti tnbl and the planes of his ni.tvle finishsubdue his rent el( at. Iltowna when trnng face glinted like polishI'S slinuthig this fall, ed mahogany. The time vas first and be a Southern-talk'1 $t'ldinhi PI'I'li't (lie tittitt'i'," lunch at the Met.ro-Go1d'yn. ing egra, then suddenly conic I was Chni-fle. h' salt, "hut right. now I ulnti't Mayer conim1sani-' in florehani Out e ttiysclf uuetunllv being In Wood, a suburb of London In lInt. In' tutterstood what font ball In nn' .'nineity. I Uerl.fnrdshire. The subject was meant" Jimmy Brown's pail is now lnnw 1 won't be in It as a play. truth. ci.." "1 speak the truth," said It t81k%IP flat on t"or(iunn lit-nun didn't. feel any ninu-ni Brown. "If you deny n, Street in London's Vest. 1'nil, guuhht bnut, failing to fulfill the high rent. district. The livyou're my enemy." t hird year of his eotiti-nu't. "And just.," a listener t-snt' ing room is small. The big set the / With I he (1evp1n,l Ilrownp ('41 to mow, "vhat is tile of golf clubs looks, cosp1eti- I year. lie soul it's not a oi's. •linini' offered wine to the truth?" 40111 tact to play, only an up. Brown was dressed in the visitor, ltrcvn ware only a mustarl- tion on aers'ice If he dlii ploy. drab arms' fatigues whIch are lie wn displense, thnt Art. - colored robe with white his uniform as an actor in - movie called "The flirts' Doi- ing, and he hadn't bothered to Modell, the owner of the tltreittenpul to fhie him - en." lie leaned hack reflective. "A ve ve because this was a week- llrowns, OO for evet-y day hi' wasn't ly, a half smile playing across end off from work on the camp I cause until the .luslv his strong lips, and he crooked movie, lie was essentially re/ his left arm across thetop of laxed. lInt he was also on guard 17th reporting day, Mn.lu'll hat no legal claim on hint. the chair to support his head, because two years ago "Maybe," he suggested, '•it's a piece critical of his book in I "If "naliressured into dohe stated, "The white it-hat Cassius Clay says when -' titflfl has forced me to l prehe calls all white men the It'ed against, him." devil. That. could he the truth," JIM "Bow can I talk to you," he "I can't. buy it." -f / now, "and know that what Brown was caught. up in the said say won't be twisted? As a emotion of the subject., lie lean- I OE%' 4CO LABOR ed forward and pointe,j a fin- writer, you've got power that can't. answer, DAY! "Prejudice isn't calling me a "Listen," he said, "ynu'r . That's stupidity. You can see the enemy, and you got In the original script of the nothing to he afraid of. Put 1 in a t-ooni alone with any "The Dirty Dozen," Robert Probe Ordered On Miles' Death ,lefferson played by Jimmy man, and I know I'm going to lt It's the others that I look Brown, is contacted by Major ,bohrm Reiman, played by Lee out for, that aren't so Car Since he wasn't explicit and Marvin, who won an Acndem' The purpose is to enlist professionally I was more InflTRSIDE, Calif. (UPI) the easiest curve to negotiate, No lieutenant tcN'sted in Jimmy Drown and Veteran sports ear racer Ken spokesman said, which drew •1foi, a Miles, 47, whose precision and speculation that the accident condemned to death for rnur football, the conversation was gutty driving electrified fans may have been caused by a der in wartime England, on a dangerous mission, with promworldwide, piloted his last lap mechanical failure, Wednesday as his experimental The driver, who was no ISP Of amnesty. Jefferson is Ford "J-car" flipped at 150 straiie.r to the restraining wall, hostile. He speaks, ". . I'm a miles per hnur. had flirted i-ith death on sev- Tugger . . and I'll always he -, -'•'. STATE Slowpftch Softball READY FOR THE Tournament in Tallahassee are these Sanford All- Stars who won the District Tournament at. Starke last weekend. The All-Stars Frida night meet the wjar of the Tallahassee (BUddy')__Mjlt game which will open the tournament tonight. Left to _________________________________ :;' -- L .; e:. . . Major League T n'ocknShot Standings "Ton many things can happen in this game to become overconfident, but It's let better i feeling being where we are than chasing other clubs." he said. "1 predicted during spring training that 100 victories would win th e pennant and that's our goal," Bauer added. "Now I'll be very happy 11 we phiv .500 hail the rest of the wa- - All I want Is 100. With 42 games to . right (front row)-Don Griffin, LeRoy Estridge, Bill Kuykendahl, flick Sires and Pat Hingle; (back row)-Randy Reynolds, .Titri Warner, Larry }lel.. main, floh Jackson, Frank Thomas. George Grif. f. (Herald Photo' I' 1 A Will Spray A ung es o ng-ger. . - . .... 9 I Pittsburgh at Now York - - Minnesota Chi cago I Hahn explained. "These all will --- -S be brand Washington 58 s 16h quarter Boston ...... 53 721 .424 281n, Wednesday's RexuWs By THE ASSOMATED PRESS Baltimore 11 Boston 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting (300 at bats~-Oliva, Detroit 4. New York Minnesota 5, California 3 321 F Robinson Cleveland Baltimore, .3 17. Runs - I Robinson Halt more, 94: B. Robinson. Haitimore, 80. Runs batted in-Powell, Baltimare. 90; F. Robinson. Baltimore, 88. Hits Oliva, Minnesota, 145: F. Robinson, Baltimore, 140, Doubles Yastrzemskl, Boston, 31; B. Robinson, Baltimore, - - - 17 4 3 * Triples - Campanerls and Hershbcrger, Kansas City and Brinkmati. Washington, 8; seven tied with 7 Home runs-F. Robinson, Baltlmore. 37; Powell, Baltimore, 31 - . retail in the Only games scheduled Friday's Games ...,., LISS.LL UILJ LULUU ('VIa • here- to ix- caddies." The dark, curly-haired Hahn has not lacked far imagination tour in 11341'-"I didn't make Chicago at Cleveland, N n, N enough money to mark my California at Washingto Kansas City at New 'York i, ball." he says-and turned to the entertainment phase of the twi.night game. Minnesota at Boston, N Hahn carries a bag that weighs 90 pounds. He hits perfect shots with garden rakes. He swings shaf ts made of rubber hose. hits 225 yard drives. -- Admiring Brings ___ Record Price - - -• on, Atlanta, 84. Runs batted In-Aaron, AUanUt, 93: Alien, Philadelphia, and Clemente, PIttsburgh, 82. •. -• HIts-AIou, Atlanta, 166; Ciemento, PIttsburgh, 151. Doubles - Calllion, Philedel____ and phia, 28: AIou, Atlanta, Phillips, Chicago, 25, ______ Tz-iples---McCarver, St. Louis, PUT 0 my SHEMY ,.. • - Rh 1 t 1 Ps4.r, San ?ranchaco, 10.2, .105 ftrikeows - Ko Ios glee, 344; Running. phllath.1- "-'p-- lulL _____ . iç ____ fatality at the speedwa •'" AS OWN AS _____ I*,t IA 99C 'WHY 6!E SCOTCH gr!ta 'iitvis , Hardware Ace ""l's, "A mmd I n Issi list vi' it tic'w - 700 FRENCH AVE. I PH. 322.7121 NOrrni **~_L DOWN TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! -- Uff. ___________ ________ ___________ _________________ 9t MAD o&o. par' SCHLITZ - 0P70' ' ___ GLENMORE I IlL KY. BOURBON f IGHLAND MISTI IMPICIRM C" M.7 "IRS __ ______ 1-:---'. - RIG 565 ____ ,, ___ iu-i OT. 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SIlI• IIscbwsfl W),itewI Tog 7.50.14 (7.75-14) $ 4 $1.8j 6.70.15(7,75.15) 12.95 14,95 1.91 8.00-14 (8.25-14) 1 15.95 1 _ 17.951 2.09 6.00-16 Tube-type blackwatls $9.95 plus $152 Fed. ex cise tat. ALL PRICES PLUS TAXES AND TRADE-IN TIRU OFF YOUR CAR. HEUBLEIN ff ROYAL __ PAY MOM iW~ yi-r-61d- - e4riii!r--in S'Jhdlle, flips up into a wall of comed and all team managers [aloofness that shuts out easy are Urged to participate. $411 IA (DAVU( IMDt'SDYfl war- CROWN CANADIAN CANADIAN RAE OZ I 5W e' HEIRLOOM 10 TL -_ The car went off the track at -j .- FOR YEAR-END INVENTORY TIR -12 Ti. tNt'. SCOTCH AWWWW 09 BEER OLD h, 0 ena AVOID HIGH RESORT PRICES euscawn STOef1 al" 7$ "Vt Al AB U44109 Oc"UTOMMOu FRENCH 3 *COGNAC i_ imp. tiuica aouiaux - -- • Aug. 19 and 20 NYLON CORD raced only four times dur trust, which he can't alit a s the ternicht camp still be wel =. soulIMMI WHISKEY FOR LESS THAN ABC -- LIERFRAUMILCII NW GAUM 11 ______ Sanford & Orlando __ P miles of the toughest kind -Of a%, and -we're all ci -vilized and fi 7and return to the Id ill be b%, I n m Stin ag, urney sat Ales, Known for his ieen the conversation was meant to Bo's are to br ng sleeping and deep dedication to the be impersonal. "Charlie" is ev. equioment, fishing n Sport which claimed hir, Iffe, Kauai King, vinner of the ery white man. But in Brown, swimming trunks. had been testing the experimen. Rentucky Derby and Preak- the layer of hostility and dis. Any parent wishing to attend aL- Na*w" B"Sen .. • gep' W1M . - stoiø • my . www SOUR • jja • tOwI 38t FILL • MATTM .• - - i HighWay '17.92 ____ ________ - FRIDAY & SATURDAY limit he wlin tilt' g testS t.st p- tnt tie,' In the histsit'y cif the grime, anti his li'gn't' Is in Stun Iptfl Nmu tinnnl t"smnt ball I.u'ngmle ret' itt-ti nunnuol, ts'hlt'h shotra tutu tnmming evet,' it1,Ii,- t suit tiusl. lug statist I'. ''1 hod imitit' gun,! vc',uu-a nit a font boll plays',-,'' he tuitt,ut'cl, ''I hall ucomne t'uu,u,l,, ful still lint'p ths'tn. I talk to ,lnliti Woots'ti (gunrsl for the tvlmn's the In's,.1 of our Negro imisltuat t-In I and until,' S T11h)51 lii I l'vs'li,tusl, - n nil t he guys sit-.' still my ;uiuit. fl .... , No"h of ______ INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE Downtown Sanford EEM B 900 DRY GIN _' I UI ______ AUTOMATIC PIRUI" V Dial 322.0331 -' 43 ca _ &q%'JKAHWA NOBODY, BUT NOBODY " IMPORT!!) p ' SCOTCH __________________________ 1:I'I _1V1 I GILIE @ * 114 N. P.0 Ave. • _r PRICES QUARANMD THRU AUG. 20% AtE Iinvr u,u.rr IflVLIflVU) ____ 167. . STL KY* IMMON REG 4.6o __ ba gan, Los Agejes, 104. .169: CRIAM SillilY I" SJ6-119t CAU . t.iuj ; Jackson, Houston. 38. Pftfshj?E (10 ñ.cisions) - Re- Jula ABC VODKA CHARRED IAUED OAK 8 YR. • home runs - Aaron. Atlanta. ; Maya , San Irancii 30. sm Brock '. PROOF iiii cim -- - SAUTMI o BURGUNDY Rost U; Clementc, Pittsburgh, 9. kI - - ________ to]Oka MA DRY BRANDY1 McKIBBIN - ______ 1 c9cCor TAYL&RWINES - CUPAWAY lieu-c''' . ONDCDKY• uouuow . _____ ________ _. TOM MOO - - ___________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ - AC OR ohm 511M Emu -_ REG 4.29 1 00° VODKA ST. IQURIOW _______ 1 00 PiG He The Central Florldu HorseStolen bases Campaneria, men's Association will present Kansas City, 36: Agee, Chicago, a Pleasure Show, Aug. 20, with 32. tching (10 rIsions) 11am- events starting at 7:30 p.m. Pi Judging the events will be Mrs. titan, New York. 8-2, .800: Mc- David Harding, Maitland, and SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Admiring, a four-yearNally, BaLtimore, 11.3, .786, Mrs. Robert Burklutmmer, Or- (Al') old filly home-bred by the IlieStrlkeouts-Richert, Was nghi lando. _ Stable, topped the ton, 168: Boawell, Minnesota, Three limited classes are her-Jacobs 165, open to all riders who 1inv not sale of £13 race horses, yearlings won a first or second place rib- and shares at *310,00(1 Wednesban since January, iec, at this day night in the Saratoga NATIONAL LEAGUE ring All riders are encouraged Sales ring of I'usig-Tipton Co., Batting (300 at bats) Alou, participate In these classes horse-auctioneers. Pittsburgh, .345; Clemente, to gain confidence, according to It was a world-record price Pittsburgh, .326. President Joe Green and Vice for at tiiroughbred sold at pubItuns-Alnu, Atlanta. 87: Aar- President C. W. Morrison. 1w sales. CLOSED - Little Leaguers Plan Campout All managers of Seminole by, builder of the car, ordered day's fatal accident. On every gers. And you know something Little League teams are asked an tznrnediat.e investigation he- mishap Miles was exonerated of I'm proud of it now, ginning today of the high speed neglienee and the car was did something that every fig, to meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at accident which sent the popular blamed as being defective, ger ought to do-J killed a Cooper Field in Casselberry to . - . I could kill complete plans for the Little driver to his death at Riv(rside Miles had come to fame at fligger.ht Leauc Campout Aug. 27.28, lnte.nationnl Raceway. an nec' when niost men are on you." Pl- yers eligible to attend are IIe sidelines, according to Dan A raceway spokesman said There was no mirth in the the car was gutted by flames Gtiraev, another veteran driver way Brown called me "Char. to report to the field Saturday, Aug. 27, in time that departure hut nt to the point which and nersonal friend, lie." It was chilling, though Would Preclude an investigation "lit, desemed every bonor he felt no physical danger. This for Camp Howard may be made by 1 p.m. Transportation will received. He drove thousnradanf w. -.. fh ..'..ii .0600 t'ooti $3975_ IASI,bIt Balumort, at Horsemen Plan Pleasure Show ' . Mt VERT lUND HAILER'S DELUXE ____ VODKA 4 "-It AiCO 11111111) CAt! them They 'u think they were a booby-trap for sum. "if anyone does pick a ball . up he II find the word Peact. 5 Washington may 1ta1rtim Chicago ..-5 Kansas City .I tile Cong -Today's (tames Calitornw at Minnesota Chicago at Cleveland, N - _______ i them. And I doubt If the Viet: Cong would get near onu of i A JACQLJIN'S United 54 74 432 271i. "But nobods si1l dart shag OWED f SCOTC4 - lOt PLIASI) 59 CASE RIG 730 I W ________ ____ l I1.INV _.-' I BOOTH'SDryGIN b I I (2 63 58 .521 16~i balls that sell for n buch and a .....63 KVNTUCKY - QIffDMift_._ 1;o fin _500_~Ll States. They won't he cut-up: New n, 5.1 fill AU _26&~Jmullets. They wil have Kansas City W 60 A38 26% 1 struch only once. A, ! i . _____________ nsr'r _I • P_I 1W_V _V_V tournament REG. - - We will be - day. "But I'll tell you one thing "I'll givr my show anti then belt the balls into'the thickets." ." By Builder Of Experimental Arnie In 1956 and 1960. Palmer Cincinnati at Houston, ?' -It'll drive those fellows batSt. Louis at Los Angeles, Ntv" last played here in ioi. Casper should pass tht! $100,- Only games scheduled IIahn's primary purpose in PTtdfly's Games 600 mark in official earnings at visiting Viet Nam is to entertain U& tourney. He leads with $99. Pittsburgh at Chicago Uncle Sam's military men there 315 10 far in official money, New York at Philadelphia. N with his clever and remarkable $104,700 counting unofficial tour- Cincinna ti at 110ust0fl. N repertoire that has fascinated St. 1uis at Los Angeles, N naments. golfers and non-goiters throughThe record for a year's oh- Atlanta at San Francisco, N the world. cial money is S140.752 2. set by ARIERICANI LEAGIJE Jack Nicklaus last year. Nick- Baltimore . - - 79 41 .658 laus Is passing up this tourna- Detroit .... 65 54 .54ti tug If uuisl Ih- iot,i, 'i'v 1 '''mu, in tashmne,' Pete ItsueIir, ''I .'ould imlvu' nnnt lieu year of fouitlunli omit gi't 501111' ,It0ttf%'. Ihit t hue u-os tz.'t t Ipii tdmu,- t fill. lii.' nit nil its'S sit-, I'm in a pm-ngm'ntn. I"s,nt hit1$ ispu 'I. Im,-t ant. t'roplt' tts,uu't s't's'pm knnsv inn I - Arnoid Pmer. who said the Chicago .....40 78 artist will pelt the ball&-50 dozWednesday Results bursitis in his left shoulder still en of them, 600 In all, Inscribed bothers him on an occasional San Francisco 4, St LouIs with the word Peace-into the long-Iron or wood shot. Palmer Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3. 10 infested jungles. didn't hit many long Irons Then he'll sit hack and watch Atlanta 6, Houston 1 Wednesday, reaching five of the fun. nine par-4 holes with his wedge. New York 8, Pittsburgh ' "1 hardly expect it to change CiflCiflflMI 5, Los Angeles 1 and Palmer each have the course of the war," the Casper Tday's Games won the Insurance City Open handsome entertainer said to- Prejudice And BUY I for BROWN. a ... ' '' - . .. I - I -. s:'. . - " ride -. '- .. .. =412 In live monft of pla* play. we'll hit that mark- by ranking him 41st an the money plkving ..5no." list. Thu Orioles boosted theiri 6,568-yard par-71, 'r ii v record to 79-41 while winning. Wethersfield course, softened by S S th eir eighth game in the last Tain Monday and Tuesday. was starts by belting the Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE taken apart b.v mast of the 40 5 Pittsburgh 70 Prot, playing In the pm-amateur. The Red Sax, who had just % NEW 'YORK tAP - Paul standing on one foot, on his the teeth of pretty Behind Cody's 64. Australian San Fran. - 71 50 .587 helpers while taken three of four games each Kel Nagle George Archer and LOS Angeles - 67 51 Hahn is preparing to attack the knees and with one font on it blindfolded, but had to give this with second place Detroit and ...... Bob Goalby scored 67's, and folding chair. WithI'm rare preci-. up when others attempted the third place Cleveland. were vieCommunist Viet Cong with Charlie, St. Louis . 61 58 .513 Ph baby. fighting Cram Aussie Bruce he picks off three balls lent and fractured a few jaws. tims of ninth lnnlng-lt.is in drop. Cincinnati 60 59 .504 lOh of capitalism's most bourgeois sioti, Thhki Nichols each had swinging on a string like a pen- "If I could get a Viet Cong to ping three straight to the highAtlanta ......58 61 .487 i24 weapon.s-ZoIf balls. U.S Open champ Billy dutum. I submit, I might reinstitute It In flying Orioles. - 52 67 .437 I8Ya For two weeks, beginning Va. who said he's tired from New York Once he used to drive balls offmyact,"Hahnsaid. _TheOrioles,who had If, sin- I 31 668 .429 19V-'Sept. 24, the famed trick-shot tot, much golf, had a 69. So did Houston twice, Billy in 190 and 1965. Brown: - . . .. / Jim tog IS its certain as death and attack erupted for five runs in by Don Demetir In the Red Sox taxes but the next best bet np the ninth Inning of the Boston ninth was wasted. ' pears to he the Baltimore Onnies as they charge toward the ''i American League pennant. Even 11anager flank Bnuer Is .. relaxed and In joking mood In talking about. the Orioles' chances. He can afford to. ()niv . 11 COIIIipW C'ompnrable to the fall of the Roman Empire can! I - - -stop his charges. -: Ratter grinned and admitted -: -the Orioles planned a party when asked Wednc'sda' what the club would do "after It /clinched the pennant about Sept. . iet t P r I HARTFORI. Conn. (AP) 1'en years ago then! were 10 or Ui great players on -your p11) golf tour. Now there are 100 or more," observed Argentine veteran Roberto DeVicenso $ 1W prepared for the $100,000 Thiurance City Open, starting today at the Wethersfield Count? Club. Illustrating Devicenso's point was Charles Comb, or Port Worth, Tea., who won Wednei"day's Pro-amateur tuneup with a seven-under-par R. Coody Is 32nd on the money-winning list this year with $28,645. "The clubs are improved, the Courses are in better condition, and there's so much more maney to attract the players," the 43-year-old DeVtcenzo said. He did not hesitate to admit that the lure of lots of cash helped bring him to the United States this year. 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S.M.L. 3 COLON LAL STYLE lot RICH MAPLE FINISH ) Long and short sleeves Covnpi.vn.n$ your slacks with • ribbed % Coordinate Your Enf ire School Wardrobe ORIGINAL ROGER8 %iov.ppe 1795 I FORM' OF, 1 130 it'-3 s(tkid, with the look from Carnaby St. ' loO1t PRICES YOU CAN AFFORDI! SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY., AUGUST 29th EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! E trio 16 - SR • Ope. Fri. 5v•øi,s now 116 W. FIRST ST. PLENTY OF PME PARKING "YANILY FASHIONS end FOOTWEAR" 212 E. FIRST STREET DOWNTOWN SANFORD 88 �I ____ Qak DEAR ABIRY: What do girl friend who is in trouble. Just, about everyone in the her. f. talks! Nothing IF trin poer. annul for him to talk shout, and he's never heard a seeret. When Our ;Sipsts leave, rnvc, krnn ho much which relatives we drni't get along with, and how muchwe iiiild for CVeTythIfl in th(? No one tells am t5inti know right from wrong. and 1`1111M. 'nip to fnrpivc,. my mrither ~ G1NFflAITEWbEwJflFs A < --A I Nyou have accomplishhed? BY I Dtrniprng man with uP those lovely qualities von xnvv in him before vnu mar- • z' med him, who Iinnll learned , I My father ins . W te to Abby, ~ passed nwn last year and this friend of my niother's Bo (Q7flfl I os Angelec 900fl0 For a personal has been rnming here a lot inclose a trying to make friends lately I Send Si to Abby, Bn.. R0700, bjubhernrnuth more than just friends be- Ahbs' fore my father died. I can't Write Letters for All Occa. to Write letters? booklet .4acD.by &n 464Vz* I I Let's xec how you plan your NORTH a U ear in a Upt game. To start with you are that tht contract normal that. everyone else will 103 • AK 4Q7532 be in the same spot. You also that. everyone is going to I see I 11 If11~ make at least four. You also note that th ere is Then if the finesse works you ~I . I! P. ; I I won ,; ~ , il , 1'hh".. e amond lend, played etc to make an important Over- satisfied with yourself by eve. ning When Drad Gibbs of Dallas Who won the open pairs with Avoid those pals who are not Dan Reid of Dallas sat West very serious and concentrate on .. he almost wits tile victim Of acquiring a greater abundance this excellent line nf play .. The through the strength and stint because Brad saw .- I ., ... ' , 14 ) 1 I ~~4 ,. - TtU . :1' -:;4? F- ,__f\ / ",a..t ' . / l ,r I .. I ij W r / I11--"' X 1w6 , ~--- ,..A,. , I ,^1 -" "I , ,,,~:W oi-,w. - - ,. I- / '"~ I i %, . ig , 1 lit , . I IA It, I "V , ..,,. - . I 1 I 1 1I 4 -0-k -.1._,~-, If, -, I /~ ; t ~~i J ~ I ,,~O" k Enterprise Aiwa monc saver for student writ no realized that tins letter I bus an 19 -inch wnic is - F&:NN-f,;? ~, 1P I , ) &g3e,! v6iAT rr,6407 If r I lam Duim- Ed tb 'Ihormor, Me -t t t . - v. . " II 11 : -0 It i wr 1 . I I go I uiei cmli: PH u se d . This. i*ddm Up 10 100 foet of time fl sum to try theni on before saving .i ver Is X - I 1@19"forlachw- 1 , B-19 ,6AVALLJ - -- r - 4000,e , (e "You know w1hat, Mohi7 I don't care much for that olectric toothbroh . . . and I don't think Prince does either!" 1. - -., T,,. 11 . - .I . I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! ,s 1. -1 I I _ . TIM by Kaft Omn ~ W e . ... ,- I . 1111111" CW* 14AT S l : YMLI) ME T7) 0&JMPIN 1 'A.__ ______ (_ . r . _____ ._ - ... .._ . - ALL, I •i#5• ( / -1 A ~ . - - -r--- '..A .- i,.. I I I "~ !j . 4- - (.~/ . - 1 1111 I . 4 j - ~. Tim sent And thiindor film. T,e iiie Ft" , n r Thank To Ii,.svAr ( -d ( she ","er- thrit ho around nit Ilr1g. Iiarrun kit,' r(iliiti in c Ic'eq hum three 'ishe rr i n - . . '#. SIAO A CAOLOAO -_ too hiq hn,qq. r,~ir T04111 I HE WAS ON A I r' '4'. %I - I others. 1') I1 p m Afl( a . ç -.25 (5) i WIZ AND THI YALLEY 019 octal, N COLOR The tien his been rnu,rrlerrJ. and Sr mcml to the (raigh leigh T,ov.i i My Thr.. Sons (,'i! RIflL' (4) Andy rif IMaybobrry (9) Aijpormarkot Swoop 11:30 12) Showdriwro a ftinny thing ahnilt Emma: She JuSt licem.4 to do e-;,~ry*hi nq well. 12:00 (3) I Jopar4y (4) I'4')VA of T.lf4 It 10 I)r)nnsL llpm(l RiIz . NOW! " N -_ 't I Now" (4) Apt Tito %Vr)rl(t Turrin I:S5 (2) NBC Nitwit 00 (") 1i.i ,f )Ut TIvaN (4) 1 ePNwnrl I" IF IM RJL-L OF LFAD. %. W6 WAS Ji : • ____ - of . How can we possibly live it up an ust find MY quarter?") •ui - -, BUGS BUNNY ID5 EALLV -L- 13 1 DesprIS lyou;z 5 0 — I * , ') 5MYS PETSO] Je;4-_2 ,r?X"r,Aar Aor , I ~F t,w Alot . ' VIGrr ABOJT ALL . 1 /// 1 ~ I . - - I __ 27 conveysaft ridw * . 48 I'de r50 Clle&t IMIlle tissue amt saustaction 41 (kcurrenow I 901,1111 11y Klan PtIUW$lII r ..,off (6) iiousu I'trty PLUS *' 1,0.5:15 ' CODE 7 i -, . . . VICTIM S LIX 1ARXU tc T-) To ll The Truth • (r.) T.'a g e f) f N 's : 0.~ (6) CTIS News 7:25 (2) Farm Report 7:30 (2) Today 4:00 (2) Tito 'Match (Isame (6) $ecret Storm (9) 'j", Sunmet strip 9:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo S .h (2) ".(ii 6:30 (5-') 'VOIIiy 1) (10 (.1) Hunt of Grow ito 4:jfi (~) Mike Dotjxlas Sho r WINNER OF C1 I (COLOR) WATINUS 2 P.M. - ,non. thr-i +uri. S2.40 -_ I t , 1 r turP 5 (10 (5) 1 I.r(t IIaoerq (j) Whore tho ActInn To I 0 - - III . .0 ,-f.- oit a'.'.- X 00 AWARDS! THE LA 1. 1)O("'I( )I:I , z I I il AAG 0FILMED ' IN COLOR AND WIDESCRIEN SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER . . 0 INCLUOIS 0 NEW YORK (AP) - Kaye Miss Stevens got her big I Stevens, red-haired boinbihell break when she responded to an i K,,j,:4wtjrit & 5.jjj-,- t jof the night clubs. had an ear- U&N ent call to replace ailing 0 bably tile naDebbie Reynolds lit it Las %'egas 1 Aoolo Strqdol tions most successful teen-age cemetery plot salesman. , At The d!1t .tfl( CV l got used to money at a P DLLTOP4A I very early age," remarked tile to fill tile engagement. INTIRCHANGE i*3.4428 young singing comedienne. "I Tilt, trip wits so hurried that I -_ -_ -_ - - I -_ --~~ was just turning 7 when I %van tier hitirdre.sser was still conib- I ---- ---------- mateur contesting out her long red hair when~ ;iii.50 in an a and I gityc It all to the church." the spotlight came on and Kaye "THE ABSTRACTS' When she was 14 lier father, a broke out with tile tiotes Of " PUt j .I . ~ FRI. A SAT. 4 P,10- 'r1L 1:30 .k..M. Cleveland. Ohio, mechanic, on a ihuppy Face." I CATFISH COMPLETE ilied, and she had to go to work Alerted to her race against ALL YOU CAN EAT DINNER In earnest. Kayo, a self - taught time the audience gave her a I singer who also plays bass ljoig liand.--and its the show bus-1 IS 1.7 5 to IS 3.9 5 .- " drums and the guitar, soon was mess Saying goes, a star w a s , I Ladies Night Each Thursday making $150 a week. I born. ,i about the Kaye now romp. ALL MIXED DRINKS ...... 54jc But tile girl is a hard worker. lubs, kissing night On graduating at 16 (miii high tuition PRIVATI PARTIES & DINNERS CALL NORMA CARTER 014r Kjovis choo, she wanted to find some- solile 500 bald nien on the pate school, she wanted to find .,ionic- each year and gets U to $20,000 answered an ad requiring an j, %%vek for tier singing chores. 6 0 ability to Illeet people." silt. ptits the stamp tit tier o%%n JIMMY GEORGE and JOHN URBAN ~QiN Rot.) Owners "Tile job was tielling ceine- talt-nt ill vVery fetatire of tier I 17-92 - Acmas front Sanford Plaza PH. 322-21QI tery plots, und I loved it," said act. Site writes iiiucti tit tier own I Kaye."I wore a black dress and imite mitt arranges songs, do 75 j a I DriV1111111111 COMM&nd She Advi%@% an all Pixiblems . of Love, Sickness and Buiiinvis I I I I I a -_ I" T-I I - 2 Tfuvww P. " a Lj I- I 6;w = PImI$t & Advisor "it littited it year and it half. u(NisaijilitIl, of buying thein fit I " Pro" I ~ 1 .0~ 4 Madam Margo I inade is inininimn of $500 u cligincers oti lighting problenls.! week. Whatever you do, be good Miss Stevens also stilt tie n 29 RESTAURANT - .. DOW711 I Illedba"As" I MOST smakinq 23c iddiflarial HONORED . ., i I tl(IA (b) Lt NOW! THE MAR*LOU I 10 Ill -_ - 66 n"A ff MR" I- 0 ~; ~ I IEM ' 46 Maacullne 3111wilation 47 Anstuinical S Whit &has =IndnritimnAd compogitift 34 1AW toll"lls 35 Zipumm 39 Goddm of " cowdo's stow -.A' %, 1- a silver 42Ezac9f -1 - r I 1, . $1.75 40 York prong 41 Nigbit begm E - k w5ed 3A11.viiI.s 24 Woody plad .33 Artless 25 City In Nev*ft 39 Covet the down L.." / 24T11Ui 27 30 ______________ 0 10 2 = IMMUnj 16 Went In laws UNTOM 1T$ 7l i(snIes 4 Petty quarrel 2sNewspaper 17 Nervow du2 29 EngrSPU 43 Ilitilmn (coll1b. 21 Wji 1.1 Is pelrbed&a by forin) 22 AdolesCent 25 *Ver land, or I I vJPP.E5 LE I_ OME - C 01 1, I ~ SNIVOW , 1. ________ 15 Shl 'i Jaicid TP415j. El MER I W, IT's - .. - . I UVE ENTERTAINMENT I Iant. 14 Rad CHEEP PER IJOKE 111111111 wtift rds can ______________________________ / 1. - ; 4 AmmimlaW —, 5 UW U110) 44l1 bu k a - your 86 cents Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROW I , il.I " $ U 11 k i A ell I It A a A I Re stage A A ____ in a . I GIATN A MM From Saleswoman Of Graves To Singer - _____ I 1i; I , f lit L . em . .~j * ~f , .j ( 1) i ("PrI Talk SI. I - AT 1, I: F,,S (2) N (2) CLIF47 WALKIlt 2:4 5 (1) Newollne Ili; ) (;uItIltisc Light 1:110 (*stir) IN C401LOR 11:00 (2) Chain I.o.ttor P' I0 (2) 1w1ntn C 'iuifltry Shrow (1) Tito Averixern 11:00 C., ) Nowp M!M'f IN "Thor l'.ugujn I 0 11110 k W& ha TAIL llq U-11,WOM SOME &NFIGHTIER E ALONO ANP FILLED , — THRU SAT. RIG FAMILY SHOW 'xith r1ribiribin.- "I'm ll,oizin Wrm*n 20 (2) flumna .ini A'i.n 6:30 (2) Jr. Co)Ioe an t i You + Is] ______ h of her , 11 ., . = WANT SOME SD SEED -ro 5PWINI KLE NEAR MY 312D SAIH; . AbM 1ON! tIni SAT 'i'he Gan. trmnrdinAire. Oni- (if thp hijZh p,,,,. 10:00 (2) I)eRn .startin Stitninpir UOT DQ _______ 9 fn his rttrin" ,'d(•l I aw he vrn* ,rumj 1' res si fi Is tIte finale, ltrnwpm and his hand of rer, "ri play tribute to ifarry .hrne N.@ 0) Tito Late Shnw (6) Thursday Night at the - . th er I r,',sirueq 'ret in, r birthday rr,lls (A1.5; ugn,,,,ttjr, - I -.— - - ( fl s . _____ .: , , Ii , . I _~ . I -. . \ Jczoif S. ______ , I It (9) ilnwlte)i,,1 I 1111 ill _________ , Is . . . ~ ,, . his Infervie.s, 4Am rniu.qy A. _____________ - _______ i~- I in pletiae, Ili'llry I'llyfov . 1111111 ''KN%','iL. E1 11E 5'.l? PF N5 AT GA1N 1 1. ''--' 5 ,f øwi I SHORT RIBS ______ ..$-. i the ~Ruiner ~ May WinAwar lnmt (9) Jill) liermon Show ,A 4~ TW Fm "_~ 1 I 'if ehiltir'n hine z" 't'rf 0 -*- -%04 ,- - FM WX*46 A, KILIGA)CE _ _ , . . - tiurinit 9-11 p ( 11) 110YU)n Illavo _____ i '111 (1 'loth e 'neriI1y mird. vhen 7:30 2) loatilol Illoona (A) "I'llf, . 1ttillifitiorm 9:00 (A) (11111gan'to, Inlatifl (9) Itsititian _/ , N I __________________________ W WHASSA J11C, / , I Doll. () V. .ilt.r Cronkite 119) Clinyptina I[ I . - Mare hndes of the ,m ' . ~ . SCIL"DIS r-4 C>ON'T YOU WOR;zy . I LIKEtr A POLY ABOUT THE 4. . I Lead: How loup should I leave huying and get a CAPRICORN (Dec. = to jua. -: f .!~ . a color rinse oil nvy hair? 10 ''Al ~ 20) A little time studying what 'A' Y I length. Three strandis are often DEAR poLLI'-AlY pointer . I ,It It* II buir Is pure white." - A.D. I . ~ should be done will pay big . -, 10 You must. follow tile direr- Ifluttering. Have &imp e pearl "' for the niell. If YOU Melt arc! dividendii. but don't tread DID ?~_ i r J##q P.ft I . , tionti for whatever brittid or 'Ourrings to match. And sissee .-j I toes of a higher-up. Forget 5-1111l . things lit ' flit the type you use. Tin different YOU stated in your letter that your with any tribulations you may have #i&f I . d /_ livense, watch, I had to suffer recently. Advance types . require different tini- ! you wanted to "tilde _ our change and so On, Put, theiie ing, no simply read thv direuI on the road of life. I fleck" because it is dry yand ill the shoes you ure going I viw&if;-rsi~ oi ' ' MAN1_-r___N' lo I A011ARMS (Jan. :!I to I . them preciiiely. NTAIN Cumm" . ! lily TVPE TO CLASH — A%~ DEAZ. "YU AT TIS V"" NWW T* lItudlet, "How To Youthi- When tile shoes will not go on, I 10) Although work could easily 'I ~'& WE U-5A %VUR W MS.' SRL"jr you to forget any anxie. toelp IF you . _k ify Your Neck." me a yOu will be reniindL-d to put if LIKE VA , , "ls a poult, blue cotton Hhenth ties, Insure that you add new1 I I long, self.uddressed, stamped these things in Your packet. X .. I ABOUTTHE I . Iafternoon envelope and odis. New < TREASLWk~ To .. 10 cents in coin. To nmiind you of chores, njull ; I t W I wedditir this nionth in a jrur- I W I IVU ideas also need mo re study. , *,-, Use thir, neck- care plan. 'you or lust-minute collecting that ~ den in it am w,ii. on jump into anything with. will get. resulth and that pearl YOU may forget, clothcpj a II__i i liLt 1. necklace will look even more note or thm. letters. to be niujied out icing sure of what you are - ¶ . doing. -I r. 11 . o. muke it niore muitable uttructive. You won't have to tO tile exit you will le I I I ` . 0 : PISCIZ (Feb. 20 to March 20) s t'a hide UnYthing; ruthar, the neck. or attucil to the teering wheel ! < Tilutch the dress. Wear u smull I . luee will add even mart gla- of Your car. Tourti for a better 1 If you stop being so pessimistic, I;, I White lint and white gloves. : a you find that all goes more sue. .. niour U) . 11.0- , !)()es any cessfuIl3' and smoothly for you. DEAR I'OLLY & know flow to cieun a White dress would hi' too guy for a tainnient you like in P.M. For Ii i. NU i I . —I'.... s raffia bag? ymj1011 woman of 7b? It's. odd, but get th at comfortable chair -. IF carrying ii nice , my mother euddeitly acquired get out and have fun. -. . or this summer, keel) u his a Ionizing for- Ls red dress IF YOUR CHUM IS BORN C#_ - -:~ ro, ølit jiuver worn red drus . . . he, or she, -art' not wearing the sweater TODA d in liar entire lift.,." -1j. to . -I just ulif) it illw the bug in. Muybe your mother wuntz u, j WASHINGTON (UPI) - stead of laying it on the car I apt to sadly waver between eD. I. : , operating nicely with others "pep up her lift. If slit wants Tht. Fluriduit who invented a seat or un place that nitty ft.. d-~ to ruiti the enernylo dusty or not too clean. This Ida), and then want to be en. am I 1'_. I" I AN ! I reV aretuisonie's.. s. % tireb is. halfway to victory in certainly helps Oft the clean- tirely selfish the next. So, he fl!iJ" '*.~,,,;-,~ " j . i~ sure you give the right courgt-b i; ing hills.-It. M. W. I hit , fight to But. tilf. governuient. -1 ofI uni tit(, mother of & bridt, , ;I,,' I for puynient for his idea. DEAR POLLY AND CAMP- I Of education that will give W 1111111111lom. 4-rA'Ir 11 ." , k,I I _Zi*"~~_-C.Le_lv to-bc. I plim W wear ii pule , 111111 164161 1. . .. -,, _ The House Tuesday pusiled EILE; -I 1`001, two urnly . blun- I greater balance, aud then thib = % "I, /~, & .;;... pink brocade suit. The wed~ and sent to the S,enate & bill keta, sewed then, together at becomes a successful chart, low , I dingle in September Would a especially bottom where th I dealing wi and mud.' at double to allow retired Air Force Cal the 04 L7' J __Jj pule blue hut be upliroliriutle Gilmour C. MucDonuld of Shah. bed "aleeping buc." This is chariUeb, psychology, or colm',% I 1 selling are coucerned. Trade 15 WS PAYOF REST I'Alle"1, %0% - and more ve"FROtA VACATIONING, ""'." — X_ daughter Is wenrinIr a pule 0000 simm to fine, too. *41]000AlueDonald &aid he home for adults. We If __ ;W yellow dress un am anwil hat k~a loi ll, " Til e Stars impel, they do not -.__________-_____________ Itroposed the device culled a need the protection from the 411~ A!- PPf y 14 cold ut leust once during ejach , Compel." What You make of d cultrop" _I I jutrun uf hutior." - M. )1! ~ &A4 r A:o,4-~ MY LANO ~, %GE vuCutilill. One cull he put Jer I Your life ib largely up to YOU! MCKL. ~. torb Council in 194U. Z~ M.ffr_r_ I W;1 11111111ka 7_!,:~___o__ 11 r~z~ I like tilt- bridp's outfit, but , , . -ft - j .1 . eet if t1le C ' fpl~ jl , I 11 I I t;i~_K teenlu tit be conling froin un. Forecust fur your sign for hep- X I 1014 _? 1~ - - _ . -aff xv Iiitullted go thut thret derneath. I did tit(, same with ituniber 1b 110% read.%. Fur yow. . L Ili-I ,_ II I l- 4 . '. . I _-i " If -, "*9 Fry- .0 ,'J~ 11 I pule gir"en with ull acetwaurit* of the prong* will always forni sheath. Thip really . F_ fine ! cop), bend your hirthdate altic 4PA 'r. works ,V I __ __ Al buse and the fuurth will just In muW- dug color. / IF /,-PR97f)') fur cuniping. The ebildren have to Carroll Righter Forecast, -it . : 1, 011.~ C" , /, ~ 1 their own 51IM-Pillir blaws.-BA11- Tile Sanford Herald, Box nz, = . / '.* "What should I chowie for MucDonald proposW a cultrop IJARA r. ;4#910 H 11 wood 26, Calif. " U unckluct w wous, witil ull made of hallow tubing that I .., I I W , Anyone submitting a Pully's I 4_1 .ft, 1113' dre"ev? J twusilly weur would let the uir out of self- p3.ublenj, u 4 %. darl, lent or u favurite honieniuking!find 10 yeam after he has dis. I I rhouniiii. J'ju tw; .nly Jutir is Galtrups werr u-idely ulgod ' ~. ition will receive u dollar if ! aptwumd than 10 dayli jLfter. grey. r * "- Readr di Wld 'War ys. of x_ Tracert; y ers. Company Company of Select a necklace of pearls. Itoreun War. Pointers. America J S . -. I 'OPI - __________ I trnl._, -, cart your knosdedge VVE - - (rerun) 0) NOW" (ti) _____________ I 111"s . 1 - bloriel 1 I dat u a n. stur 1ul1 lmprovt IN A ...\ . . k , out the hotlier of constant _Zt~~ _ IfepIling. The surfilep of thc enthitsinsm and can use this energy to get all of your life Z. _;;_ 7 ~paper is perfect for a type. i running more ~ _. -5. -41 — ,f ~ _____ I ness " p m Af( Ifimnirnhan huiP tl,eii PIP PUtS rio Mr. 8 p iii AflC flnl,,uiin tmatispireti 6:20 (21 I - -\- . (0) l I 1mm Television ; ______ b si- Andre * '111 1-111111 ft. rA POP Q__ 1&~~, w / . 10 _______ . 7HIr-5 020WO. ~ 1, \ ill and look to some new• paper, . Wtitter, oil white shelf paper ing? I grew tired of sitting conier for ideas and suggestions which is a wonderful time and !hnee deep in wasted paper so two hillve.s together and feed that can be very valuable to them into the typewriter. Place I you Forget worries Frettin the roll it, a smull cartan on over them does no good. I 1 - Don't try to delve into what shelf ever is really none of your is. to do a lot of practice typ- ,I 0 0 r j INC16flAE- r S:A~MC74V, thnt , I ~ le,_" g ' -,,jIG7 ~ , I.111 - (A ONEAT I i S . .. 0, ,$ I A Cl E GOLD RIBBON _____ a happy and busy day, evening. C SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.21) DEAR POLLY - Had you ers, tv .pists or anyone having 2F Cl RICLLIA . nnr inqir eleiri Frn'in n(l hvm,el of u 'r. it is fine Mel -'i i ________ I . I for rrith mnkrnr Ilar'l,n, Peter lie gelm even with her And lint. wily through flip Iiinalpit (if 111jruiinn l'.u'r hear of the ancient ma in 14 44 The Into left I' hand sInger ca;en S,nnqr,n rrrrv -, , t ? I; ; li, IF C 0 YO-1 1 12EA :. 1 1 *--' FDL1-0VAEVAAYDfMr\( - L_ ,^XXLIL~5 w'iq flY7HE . ( - .-- 6RAMPMV .!l ." 1,411 4-- _________ .!!V%=-1 L.. , , " ~!'.~ - ____~ . I . I ~';'~ ~ .':" the ny In the ranks NefertIti (ZIvn tlmnina about the tarninuis Amer 'vtnrtlrm Summer hov /rnkr ____ '\._ . ( t'"J',rj (rerun, rv iInrIy ,mni,v w)ø FIr?rtPrTI valiant tTenrv Is pnrtlt _7 N. A ;r tar) - \fl—' :i f)nrk In the nifreoplingim I(Ing Tilt (Victor Tlitirittlay tilght M(ivlpq. __________ WcKyy.iJ WCP.T -L ) .5 Pz- / i n I - AL16WT',C44441X- S.,' VILX-1 Dop4r tkVF- A OrZIVEP.IS LICZ-NSE/ vvt-LLI translu, tiis the Intl Intu ii 0:30 - 11 it, fit. ATIC. I'lie - %/JI (' BEAR MIVI-1- Ir - AC H EARZ)OF A , -- r , : :11 ~ mf Dick Turner so-1111(lill, 1111,4eq n XMI I ( nuptlrc' inuqital qhiuu,ki le liq )ifl 'ru v1I1n)lA iin -I tip the ttuuttipi'$ 1 he itnidilt' Is railed the ( riishc'r (Peter Mn that I dulit' $q $cps th'i,I but makas; IIrn,r snjrs hi' o"tt mn 7 i I - \ Wi1t VEg. LLVE I - 1, ",,)_. / - tilt' — I "' I I r,, I ____ ----- 'tet' • liii' Mipql ,'Innq (re run) tIc't man tint Itie that III ^AW - .- ' 5 By CARNIVAL • XWt&0b - .. A V , .1 I . Ysewapaper .. e1r tnr , Ilk, . . Jt~ - 'I., .. - — 11 I -_ 1~~~A,~ __ -S.___ £"' - 1 mer'e! ttir' rirn lnn'e'.t timol e e rir 'e the ime rreviews — I "; gtii"n t'IiIffJ b'"n aravelt. %if lip itinkeR blin tnke fronfed with mri enemy NLIerit: 00% OF THE PAY HE~S %%VFZKIWO ON W%V! [l, . 11 ' — I t"IInvn t'I 1 ____________________________________________________________________ 'S____. 11 1 /1 4 •t'4IWth.t.?UP..UtP. °" r - I 111) , ; -- , L'!IA M T-I rqAU4' H,cTHIrIfll i'J' ttittl m IllypOr 10111 yoll mire nfill for 11011111,41II(In ft) Mind R "Ifor IP, 1111f. thrl" rnv pirr-nflif rftf1lqr-,1 zlonrl vr,,,f pror"ironq All. I nm wif ilovntpol fri rilil- ni,flilfillm yenret tit initirlitilt my to kno-m hrr..,? ioirftel thoy qr,t. rif ~ T -iiqc A .!It4I..LPt4 I MA14—) no reason 0 0-Obt" ''$'i lJ -tHt:;L'p.L.flHE I '. . \. IE.kJT '.7 'jLL HIC,I¼JE T LT HRi 'ruJhU HtI\ St ____ (t ,i &0JOILP ' 1 1t:L . ; ,- \ ,...'.! ..* Peel trick TWA4 - taItc',,. I wnflf In iti-nI) • . ". - 7. rr'p et~,(Z , kII f,: , _. nine they ducked in their own lout whai your true position is z hand. West had to win the ! with daily allies and forget all 4: - Thus, these experts managed ods study courses 1 I' 1- , --Z- - . .k .,_ - - some new outlets careful!' Be ree rounds of trumps and to hnng On to "IF ' ten of clubspositive in your approach to-t without an,y overtricks. lip attacked the clubf; in the i truC played ft under South's ward others. zihovt manner W hen the I ing nyc very expert South jaci on the first lead of the LTBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) W. f clubs failed to drop they I players rave themselves an suit. After this play there wits i I you ran go after almost any. wnund up losint: a club and extra chunce for thi-. overtrick. no way for South tf) throm ' I thing that you please succesh- W 0 two spades to mulce their con-I They started proceedin;m the him in tit(. lu-id. .I fully, but keep out of the way 159 !of higher-ups. Use your fine X i I !~, ,i . I I II 11 I I I " "I 4*AJ4 Neither vulnerable West Narth Fast ftnih 3 4 1 * I 9 Pa&-, 2V Pass 4 V Pass Paw Pass players handled this dunimy at the Republic of Texas Hev- . il~ I • 75 / tI OPLE.1 '' %_ * i"" LIFE , I 6,-. 11 Silt ,._ --,lip-, - V~? I I of clubs held they enthred ing now and can accomplish dummy with the other top din- much in the World of activity. mond and led a second club Keep busy. or, Whefl East followed with the LI() (July to Aug.21) Findd Jm4)TW*1t_L.MA$.€MEt ( I -------.-- k!%1. 1 ;to July 21) Your personal aims ahead with them despite any p.1p _.. - I 11, 111' A5lL'v p ,, i-V I . I I 1 ( 1'} \ . , Z1:z; : "' ent,rh ,Iv ' • 171jr .,rl- ', rjp. 0 — ) vn Inn Ntsr lu i thør,rv.tknt mv ImiIIt1IItI! qfntemep,t Itt,' ftrt tlmnø v nmn' flnvi' 1 PIIuiIItflp, CIAY rp4t4.r 1\l •-'k•:___:;-. I I jj 1, 11 -.'.'- / OWP #.Arm " ,,, , \ 2 trick with the ten so that East those limitations that anno = • QJ t) 832 was unable to get In to lend you Be patient and you have '-~.-!jj ______ '...- ,.-fir~,-, 22 i oppn:-.ition on the part of kin, same way but ILft'Cr the Jack 1 close ties. You are very charm- Ir 1 cCOPTPD ._.±.. I. F -, - -1 - Ifi54 • 1004 & K loft VKQ976 can play your ace and hope to drop the king. (June ) - • . ___________ 10 -,z 4 - . _- I - )• I Id .5 0 , __-1 . -.--. I TjI I '! 7_111 'I j;, NOM CAR10\ ..L ' ( t, '1'16~- - ______ -- / F,VEC..Acs EAST & Q J 5 my and finesse ynur jacl;. "~i — WEST A A7432 2 trumps; lead ii club from dum- I, TLT)REJ,' . I'.' ,... a MOOP I ,..... II — 0 0 '14- . ........— 11 I much. Good ideas will come YOU LOOfl 80 that this remedies I ~, OUT OUR I Stop worrying about Th0flc3 o "fln'c . I!. 1, . -.- )~ ~., ~~ S , .-•-•••' —•-•••• 1-- A--,, f 0U&Cl,<, D6:,n_ With me. I just CRn't RCCept him be cause 1 have an idea that he and my mother were .I -1 %IIIIIII-to I 0a t.\. - GFMINI (Ma 21 to Jane 21) dressed envelope Hatle with (, 1 7A It IP thl'i devrifIrl" In V 1111 lonrtv mt m (love-rif hwir - rt n(I ' rlisr1 njilit-fiveil fill, ehild wlin entilil ,r-~ in rhildr ,-M, If ,ran I fj"V if) A llfttrptlf, "Mititl ynlir whirli firkre" yfill ft, hoofm !vlth flint, yrn I I -~"ill ""llnl- thiR r- -r-r ,7ir.-vcriniz n% In knn-v Phit. MVII liflothirRo. N1,11her." fly to. deliRlit v.,111,11 yrillf, 1-1111d follit apral4i),illtv , ff'r 911111111111k, fit fill, Inflotot ilinw. I yrm In tifintl Itritir nwit 111141111040, fill- rloqr (of vt,,i_ffi firinlIv nl. , ,vi,tr,,~ Are- himnn ti-inq-t %rith flIIi% fIU' $IIc It %%lItc't Iei' rp, rn,r,el "ni tnttip It k n met r'vIn t"trnli rf if 1r, 1 ~ .:,~, _~~ -_ 0 ' 2 .. tIe! 4 41411110 I t. If0 4 - t - T stamped, itelf-ad- all instead of scrapping. how to keep h4 mouth shut. But he wouldn't hi, yours any mom. Tn- to edurate the . I 411 I advice from experts just what would he ideal for you. pals help Be harmonious I) r N surt to mule both herself Instead of hanging on to that ~rautlne work that hardly gives and her hush and in t scm hi it von enough for your needs, get , .:I 0 . friend, she is your friend Stick with her ! . -, . I I .1 ~\ . - Piici!A Muriel Lawrence Jh !1V11 _I`1`!___:_ V. ~ Getting ASSOCiateS to Co.operate C 0 N F I D E N T IAL TO j more with you is fine and then 0: of R feather may or may not WINTER WEDDING IN 0 got th,ego w1U, fuses t4 believe It's beenuite idwava fly together" but I SALT LAKE crr1 I think you vors from higher-ups he can't keep anything to ant reminded of another aay- evnr girl tihould mnr.y f. i destre. It only Tt'quir plan himneU flo'v can I wake him rng '4One wnlIow doesn't love If abe invec t i me Hav c ideas up short of drugging him make a summ er." And one advi.e pries double because mind. too. thrti the divorce court? niisthki' dons not make a th e girl who loves mniiev and DESPERATE girl 'IbRd.1' If she is your marries A man without it lit , T411IRUS (April 20 to May 20 ' .. DEAR DESPERATE And if von dragged him th ru th e divorci' court, what would ______ ~ with others and an the other ;16, — individual has a I am 14 d deep d yea rning ere to rz n.ir quire for himself what ti wants ______ I)EATt NEEDS The Bi ble the Most without consideration r says, "Judge tint. lest liar -ithers. Decide which you j be judged. You _____________________ want flu taken. tUn ' h* ll3pUtJljrnm being her friend f had Should I 17 A'I!. lR.' fhLrsTh Aug. 18. i6 i;%ss.::!c'!!1.._.. - .- r, - , 11 - - - are seldom invited anywhere. My big 0 *011111 - I L ___________ 610%. 6A By tht1bri1th SIDE GLANCES UIR 1 cause on the one hand poersons W. have done and art,doffirr. Ca TI ynll grivP "Ir some Rd%'lce7 — I. NOTM A L PFeCE.C*T2y Pa rrfi1b I ______ __ - - - ~ want In be coopoisrative and join ' ,L-; in a harmonfous fashion ;: and this man for what. they stick with thh girl aitho evBirda of a erynne feather fly toge th er" THEIR rnifnrh Forecast thi will. I feel I shouldn't been Mends for a lontr time and I really like her. My problem I% Twople say thc I but I just either. ::'dayi::: shut? Every time we have I Horoscope By Abigail Van Buren —__OUR_ROAR1MNGRO1ISE . Ip1l . . IIIIIIIIIII I I W doesn't sevin like good btisine.wi, ,self." ishe remarked. "They're but. it %as What I witilte(i tit tit). Ilit.t. to 11mv. flesides. we hud tiold all the lots "Did you know that it ) ,(fit go In that cumetery. and I'd havo bankrupt. that's one thing tile find to find another one." govurnment or your creditors There followed tieveral years vitn't, taku from - ou - - your Ili whivii ishe toured tile country cemetery prolwrty. it's it gtx "4h it lounge Irlo and had at in%v.-stment and keeps gping up brief fling at the movies. In HOURS — 8 A.M. to 9 P KI. . DAILY Located In WINYER PARK. FLORIDA / 989 Orlando Ava. (141-Way 17-92 NA For Appt. C411 644.4941 , value." - 5 I - _ - -- =:..-- $ 1. - - - , 5 - - ___ - - 5 5; . 5, -5-- . 10 -, 5, "- -'... 5- , — 5 p -, ----------— - •'l 5--. -- .5-- --.-.-. - --------- ' .5 ''Ir#-17' zIIp-, It V .--- - -5-- - ._,- r S i �1 I - Page SA hr €utdnrh brrnth - cin Aug. IS. 11.466 Id I nvites Y all To 0 pill Acquired State Has 48% .I l na U - _ a .1ACKSOXVILLE (Sph Tht, land. Bclkwic'w; and George Canal Authority of the Stott, 01 Rim, Lowell; all members of Florida ntrc'ath has acquired the Board of Commissioners; 48 pr cent of the right-of-way ChIef Brak c.Ield. M a 2' ion! for the Cross-Florida Barge Ca. superintendent of roads nat, and it is expected th at CoLin about 20 per cent more of the and uridges. and Randolph Tuerightof-way will he purchased ker, Orala attorney. Anuroved at the meeting by the end of the fiscal year, 1967. July. a prpnsed study of the "Opti This was announced by Col. mum Land Use Model for a Giles L. Evans Jr., manager of Tielirnitt'd Area Contiguous to the Canal Authority at it hoard the Cross-Florida Barge Ca of directors meeting today at nal. This study, to be turned the Authority office. over to the Canal Authority Colonel Evans noted also that will he made by Edward A as if July 31. 1966, more than Fernald. assistant profesrn. 0 million, or about 10 per Florila State University. Whei cent, of the total coflatriletlirn romnlet.eij utter t.h(- first of thf work on the Canal has been year , it will propose uses for V contracted. the Canal right-of-way property In his report to the hoard, and land one mile back on Colonel Evans also pointed out I either side from the Canal. Anither study currently in i that the Authority now link tiethe right-of-way for progres was described by Wil- I quir-z1 all S. Johnson. vice- chnirnuin Clearing ham the Rodman Pool Florida Development Area and it good portion of thu of IN, Commission. Be said that the Rodman Reservoir Area Daring tilt, meeting, it tick-- beef cattle, swine and poultry gution from Marion County dii. I industries are greatly interested nder cussed with board membersin tit(. Canal and tire nn' underti an economic survey taking port part sites, roadways and recrcnew what the Canal. L. determine low titian sites along the D. Itinghnvcr, Jcksnnvillc-St. transportation costs, afforded Auguistine. chairman of the ca- by Lit(, Canal, Will nit-an to nal Board, complimented Mar- those industries. It is, c%peeted, P . a 1 b It a T. h It . i d tl r h il ca me Mo .. . . ' _.. V . . . ) -- V - . V 1CK R. MILWOOD, AI01. received his sixth Good Conduct Medal and was honored, its is trditionztl, by being 'piped over the side" as he retired from active Nnvv duty nt Sanford Naval Air Station and was trans_ ferred to the Fleet 1eserve. (Navy Photo) _ V __......... , , :.- ....... ':''?.0 L c'•' : r ._ — V - V V . se I Vt' t to pit at * . . ... . m mies" 'VVIII lvrt os n an idea he la l irl OUt for perusal. to Rive he uet drawn up. of how, a lare or small dipIav ,td -f The z ize of a daily flO'.' r)apr i rhP mlmheVr o :(tVerti5iflg. pages) is determined by the ,Ifl101IIlt f -. On t ho d ispla v Each a fternoon the ad deprirtnient delivers 'dummies for the next clay's paper to the newsroom. These "(luimm;es are hiusiness-lettPr-5i7.P heets. with ads marked in where they ar., to he olateed 11v the print- (Vj - on the St. Johns River - t r"ir is here that nU'r(hftnt.S and others ''(lisPiaV raises doing the newspaper wares for -iiIe, and in so it .4 rt!V(fl t iv to operate. fitt rqtuiliy import at nt is the ci rculation departinent, WIi(pSP job it. is to di.-Itribtite the daily pape r I hi'oiurlioiit I he reader area. As the newsroom huild r(u* a better newspaper, circulation goes up, and a Itt t iOu Ol'M III), 50 (Jo the nilvertising rates. All I hrN' of these divisions arc dependent on c!a(-h of Iii'r, and all are otependent on the personnel in the (1e1I1aMiu1g room and pressroom. For without th" printers and pu'csmen there would be no newspaper So the tour will begin in the ''front office'' the guides pointing out the classified ad (le.pnrtmflt, where the co,irte'ous ad takers receive your ads by telephone' or over the counter: the business office. work" is mt(-COfllPliVShf'(l. where all the necssilry is Pul)lishcr-editnr and lrs. \Vniter A. (ielow will meet, our guests at the (10)0)1', after which the guides will take over, and the guests will In, I aiken in small groups throughout the plant. Publication -if a iwwspaipci' is divided into five main divisions: News, ndvertising, ('iro'ulat ion, print ing 8)1(1 pressroom. Prime purpose of a newspapei' is to (lissenhinate news and other information of general interest, to its readers. it follows, titen, that to finance the news department there must he a source of revenue, and that is the purpose of the advertising department. It * * * * -- IV , .. aftel'flOOlL) Seminole County AUSTIN. Tex. AP) — Thu du- I&imil interests' radni and teleplex rented to Pat and Luci No ViSi(1I) station. I'TBC. gent will tic- furnished . i'Ii'ttiii'tl Sheets covered tlit Furniture and ready for (ICCUP1II1CY when as it was curried into the house. II B L() V\. ( I i liii a f lial tribute as he ttie arrive In Austin to taLc Neighbor' .,ti it mattress tiidec1 his !\aiv career Hi l'ecenl (Juarters of the ''Checkertails." 1-Ic was Up housekeeping. of bedsprings and .swm :ransierrecl to the Fleet ke'4erve. (Navy Photo) The brick tipartnient hut!- been Furniture. Workmen turned On the Nil the scene of activity till week us furniture has been moved Ill. I geoLs' gas anti electricity the yard huts been mowed utud A neighbor saw a dark-iiaired LBJ spruced up and the inside har woman, accompanied by two been cleaned, imien in suIts and riding in nuirriect v.'tultt Coutiatmuil fit the house The Nugenta were IF YOU'RE WASHINGTON (Al' —l'resAug. C. President Johusoni, Mouthiy. Mr. titid Mrs. In - id Robert itit•nt J o h nson enti'rthitivd Ladaughter is scheduled to take' part in the wedding here Sat- soui, who live it) thut- nther• iiiilf tin Anit'rieuui udnihassaclor!- tutu urduy of art old friend. Kathleen "If thic west Austin duplex. say rt!preMeultut)ves to tin OrgatunCarter. daughter of Clifton C. thit' have tin intention r flUR ,I) Carter, who recently resigned lug. There were unconfirmed ziitiou of Aniericattu SUite'i. Wedas executive director- of the reports latsi mouth that the Rn- uiesthuv night in a Pottinnu 0 TRYING TO SELL REAL ESDemocratic Nutionul Commit-: bertsons find been asked to give liver cruise aboard the yacht V TATE INSURANCE ---OR V up their apartment to the secret the. Sto;tmi*t. EVEN DOOR TO DOOR PRO, Neighbors said the furniture (I a e atniluessuclw repor te d DUCTS AND ITEMS Wi re sut mg. said Mrs. and a number of trnxes were V there t'OJUVV? wut littleserwut ni(wed Hi Monday. and it couple Robertson. "We art' delighted laid shelf paper. dusted, CIcILO it, be- welcoming the Nugents. suutiotu uiurmr the cruise. lie ed and straightened up YLSUflV H itid •hohinsoui win- t'iii'erfui. reday. Two tu's niowed tilt- lawn FIR ST AlI'H AIFET luixed uxid full of nthr'eiV uulid and cleaned out flower- tn'dr mgr. l The . of aiti ulphuhi.'t i'urt jtil:ei;. 'l'iaesdiiy. tiu'vt'hipt'ol in Situuitju w j',y (j w we're The t urniture and hefloulguig!- world bn'twe'tii 21HH' otiol 17(ii one of the Presiticiot visit It %I,((• delivered by two picl:tup L.C. Thu North Se,niitie' aolpfui- a'l ('xict) City h 1 tti;i utid the trucj:s, iticuitified ni Iwlouigiumg V liet war purely rouiutinntiil hut otlte.0 of liii •lt_V&ti t-attich A in Tuxais Bruaetleaostsutg Cot,, v'iLt' tflLtw(l on phiutuctit atid u- IV buffet. of t;htriini, rio-c:, Inni %hulct1 ofn.'ruites the Johnson ituhit priite'i;ilcs. and it-u cream Was served. .' (A pre'iev "Open 1 lonise'' forgovchilflieflt iii ofgtt(!5I s will he held Saturday iv ficials and other iiittd _.it Ready For Lucis, Pat .., 41tfl!StlOflS. The Herald has quadrupled in growth in the last five years, so much so it outgrew the previous facility on West First Street. Ground was broken early this year and now the staff is ready to "show off" the all-steel building and all the new equipment and tippurtenances necessary for publishing at modern newspaper in a modern today. • ..- :' . - roe. - ' oon Guests at. tile ''( )pen I luww' Sunday aftern (2-5) will be taken on a tour of the ent ire plant, with staff personnel to guieli' t he way, explain I-hi! intt'i eacies of publishing :L ilaily newslmpt'r and to tUWWI'r "Open House" for the public will be held bet wceur 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday at the new facility on North French Avenue, between First. Street and Lake Mon- - . k& d. .1) County. - - % invitation is extended by The Sanford Herald to all its readers and friends to join in a double celebralion: The newspaper's 58th birthday and the formal opening of its new and modern plant. The very first &ditioii of The herald appeared oil the streets on :\ng. 22, 1908. and thus it is that on Monday the paper will have been ser\'iflg tilee reading public for 58 years. That is older than Seminole i. 7 .' V.V4I S .f,..; . be Honeymoon Cottage , V V ion Count,%, oil thu excellent job he suld. tbw the (.final will help it is doing in working with Ca- these industries tremendously nal 'fficials to foster the pro- and x timulate their growth. David W. Jackson. Jacksongress of the Canal and the use ivi l le. newly appointed member: of its, surrounding lands. Representing Marion County of thi' Canal Board, was welwere G. W. Mullins. Ocala, corned to the board. Other chairman of the County Board board members in attentlanctof i,ommissiuners: Ned B. Were Ringliuiver and Eugene E. 1o1, Dunnellon; J. G. Iir- Marks, Miami. t 47 - to rho. tour wdi then proceed to the newsronni. feel that this is the New; people ilikp the writer) excitepulse of the newspaper. It is here where the ment is, building up thrniih the morning and earls' afternoon until "deadline" is i'eao'hed and the paper is "put to herL" NC'VVS personnel "xill he on * * * tic "The Nile of America" * Entertains - Y I - Ng rel * 4P EXPERIENCED SALESMEN WANED Ambassadors tw Phone 322-26 11 or 1 25-59,38 P . mc,an.incz . - Contact ' 1 , hui tin ing tic' the S too We diii . oUse There will be an Open How(- from 1-2:3(1 p.m. at Pine Crest WE NEED SALES REPRESENTATIVES School, Aug. 26, for all first I grade childrcn and their parents. During this visit teachers will check birth certificates, health examination forms, and choice of school forms which are required before a child may enter first grade. Supply ices ay also be paid. FOR AMERICA'S FINEST AND MOST POPULAR CARS... Cadillac • Oldsmobile Chevrole+ • Chevy Trucks I I I1V F by nut I t. 9 =ft W r ((\ Z, wit AS A 4 dre 1 we my ) / - she ' SALESMAN YOU _ 4, RETAIL 1? A NEW CAR DEMONSTRATOR, GAS. OIL FURNISHED. MAINTENANCE FURNISHED. BUT PAY PLAN. WAY MOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS. 4 Preparations are being made for the third annual Shrine weekend Sept. 9.11 at New Smyrna Beach. A number of the local Shriners and wives will be joining nobles from Orlando, Daytona, Leesburg, Titusville, Melbourne, C o c o a Beach, Kissimmee, 0 r in o n d Bea(.-h, Do Land and other cities in Central Florida and along the East Coast, A fun-filled week'.md is being planned. 0 PAID VACATION. i-cd HOSPITAL INSURANCE. II ; pin din Intl wit dat ye' V of - nut I hui hi ii lily bitt. viol 'art BE A NO. 1 SALESMAN FOR NO. 1 PRODUCTS ItENEW RELATIONS VIENNA (UPI)—Austria and Singapore have agreed to reetttblih diplomatic relations. Herald Index Ama deaths U Bridge Church directory 2 Church news Classified ads ................613-78 413-5B Comics Crostword puzzles ......... 48-513 U Dear Abby ........... AT SEMINOLE COUNTY'S We I DEALER.... LIAl 1 Ffl 11YLLR .VVVV.,,VVVV .V, SALES Sit ik V - V..,•VVVVVVVV Sports ............................... 6-7 TV ........................................... 213 Tab hopping ...................... V 313 V ' V ' - Sanford Man, 59, V (.,)Ilti.atVt V Killed In Crash !' i '° ' ls o fl, PVt)flti or w"t. '' .' '.:' - ithout , V 1l.lt PittsSeattle. Sherwood. % ill carry liability:ii:,Uraflcii VIh Atlanta and Denver. burgh. triicttii-'ti'iitler onvoIvd ,-..FtlfiYd he viIl arid all drivers locals in New York. some of six 'Viol .lt-ivttn 'IV it thO, ichoul official -4. acknowledged. union The ,u.tti Jerry RI)tt' Hall. if Ocala, .ie 'he M ilim e ci'. that there were some ivt.'d from :01 ,11 tug o ['rouper E. It. Hagerel had bee l poc kets of opposition One New 0. dci- k'r. if the E"Iuriota Hig hwAy 11* the State L)epartnne!it ii York local and two in Los 104)4411 It atioru that St eIes with a total of 3. 7 00 mum bers said they would recoinmend rejection. lit San Francisco, h0lite be of 6,000 strikers, the local's cxecuttc board voted 'uwt to uppose" the contract. This was I vtcwc1 by union ottieiat.s here as it victory because San Fran cisco was a major trouble spot on the earlier contract rejection. Mitineapoins. Vtt.I.;(iefl! %V - ilwee infoi-m'-d •' ' I) Joseph W. Bowman. Kansas City loet president who recoin mended approval of the pact. said he had received telephone atls from znahitusts leaders in other areas trying to get tue I to change our decision." V But Uuwtitan described the Ivkllltrclvt as 4 'teaL good" one I uiict saul ''I would bate to see Us te'je'c'ti t ig i too lit' legisiat toil tt It ltiu ti VVV•VV• - MOTOR milk, and adult-R. 50 oents all,), Itoti A, st-initioie county plu.4 beverage. o ntitled. z% iii,ols ~nr a All sehools this year wi'It Educa()r rile of have uniform prietts f lunches. .school c)ttlCtals :inav fleprrv*'.f cluuldren in \lilwue aid intuoc ' mitt' on lets1 i'lnn w h h would order L u-it year tilt, n i i.' t,,du 'hh 't' of e,f per anion mumbo r' tu u k I i e ma ,isi a I a of some locals opposing I aId ii a to their jobs AcWL ftiticl will n' outwit for back r:t.1c-i 5 )f h.':;' ow'r in Eastern. Nati on- ,strikers airlines mr uIu'el ings lu al at union cent 1 , , , lpnI'r "Il't' tirni were reported trying to line hiring tion on the measure wa de- cents with nrulk, in the at. Northest, Trans World and , hived pending outcome of to,, t IL' IV' nttdr. n V iri u but up votes against the proposal by across the nation, 4 t griut Three (j 8 on Jtil a y's tote eetlt:I with muth. otnru ii said Airline spukosin Unit('d priee w:t3 13 telephoning olin iii' of Inc als in V nev proposal is consid- a nd f o r adult-i It') :erit:; ry a The tell. rejected they it weeks laten' Saturday flights could reuinw other cities. re' tu,ii'nts' tati't' i-oiitraet flt'gt)tl.ltt'd iitIt't c'r,tblv fatter than the White the accept the i.aicl P. strikeN carry," to going "It's & ere uncut rejected b u & Ilnu lk Op.nin of htei'i for m' hite I lou'.e 4iuspR L (Roy) Siunilkr put sidiut of Sci a c should ho ii,icL to nut W It calls for a .)o-Ceflt as margin. \VL: 1"i-I 1UTWh,")fl.i agreeuut'nt 4Ch001 'l'hw latest t the AFL-CIO International As- nail by next week, they .aid. over itse r pa hourt ittct ott d univ )fl three rerr'l in ' \Int than t, 00(1 nru )uinIt s ii t bed is Congress de tibet sociation of Ma chinists . lb fore mechanics now W:t.4 pr'.-cnt. L.tw prc)vaftIS !ht-" sears for pI )1i, 1" ' 'lilY an hour. and list) $ i'e'e1vi'i $3.52 b'iit1"r iI1t'ei fltursiou"rci It'." t cost-of lt' 11hZ upt. R. l Mo!- .111 ,11 o-eU.;tI.4 I r1Ic 'V.15 e'-c',tI.ttOF c-house he hnn .s the onait I,,, iOv,Vht a 1iis pickup "'' Ittiiiil'>ti Wow .1 t1IItCiIt tUe Siemiller urged acceptance of coelcif be iext I'iwk A FL-CIO 'is o-,,r-trauieor did o the' contract be .00i'.a':t.s I IVlhasse" and Meany C)adtIcl President George Fh• ties up, th1e't:t' Lonan ii h St-h,nh leaders of union locals umbrae A4soenatI')cI will purcha:te' ,i used phur. burst. uit'i i.lutiiw, 0011 .e on 'he .ehtcie. Willie tug some 0.0O0 of the strikers. hoI bus for .51111 ) fruiti the here uuion'S headquarters IO)$ c.e.ilery XV" The ehoo1 Board to trtfl5P01'. ;oth- \,,jt1vit'cl ')t from support reported strong flJUVY. ,'%mc. Boar'i uU.1 ..st- .tpL'tt w tCt (?i to local leaders in Washington. otetithers approved the tale with lhe acciduiti occurred ')fl VOl. )Vd' V Miaiiii. Chicago. the itipulat:,n the a,1ct1to01t i'!urCiia .50 .,V.VVVVVV' Editwia! pago 28.113 Entertttintnorfit 213 Morosu'pc .11)-li Society ....... ................... - , V V —_ -' WASHINGTON (AP' the Increased school luncheon prices or the 66-7 wi th last year, were approved Pric-e 5 Cents school year, as compared by the school Board Thursday evening. be: Grades o ne ht1itth41X. 30 s with - - - . 322.6231 ty-j tyj . ttppoitcri MOTOR 2215 W. FIRST ST. no such in. - David - 'ac Thert• tent or inference it just hap and The Herald is ing machinists voted today on pcned trem endously sorry and apolo- ending their walkout that has L1C grounded f e airlines for six I Speultion is high in DemoKey union officials predicted eratic circles as to who will of the contract George Smathers acceptance succeed Sen ic retires following com granting hefty increases in when office wages and benefits But leaders pletzn of his term next year. Some say that for- i mer Got'. LeRoy Collins is hein his a ctr' ely the Ken' by r the position o bid f while in particular, nedys, RFK formn'rr Gob'. Farris Bryant is being b a c k e d by l'resident Johnson. - V tilt, NO. - •• V . . VOL. Naval Air' Gable at Sanford Lt. Robert Station. our intent in reporting the fire at the station inadver. sentence R tantly included _ wh C 4 Zip Code 112771 WEATHER: Thursday 93-70; weekend: Temperatures above not- mud. FRIDAY,AUGUST19_196G —_SANFORD. FLORIDA Established1908 260—APLEASEDWIRE to assist, School Lunch rices Hiked - - riaflet Ili(les in P-cplalninv the "\vorkings of the news-01111rrtr,ni. ho" 'orrespnndents r,hrniihout emmno!e (Continued on Page 1) and the rjr(-tilation department, whose might chore it. is to have your copy of The Herald placed on your front (IO01'stE'p ('U'h afternoon. i v, th: aiti tib of Hous 0 aut'luw, wtuch nortutahly tiandlc 00 pet- cent of the nation's air commerce, have lust upwards of $300 million in revenue duing the the worst in airlines' history t. walkout - V 'L'tte, sit ikets. 1)1115 some L,000 I to :10. 000 turknigtued einpk' Cs. Lust uiane than $60 tiutlituit acs. And even bigger loss us wet-u recorded by tourist arrdS that depend heavily on air traveL to bring theni businesstuiti t: tit V V V 0 - 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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I Hospitals Moaning Deficits 4 Highwom 1 1 1ol0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 l oil very W . I 16 eek 1' TM Church Baptist Adventist PIRR? BAPTINT CIrURCH .H4Ar "TNT CE[UR,CH Comer 7th & Elm Pastor -9:20 a. a. 00 a. a Night p. a. Pray.r B.rvIo. - 3 LhII school 710 1. r. X. Chasm _____ -.' ... - .. % ...; .. .. . ........... - MorntngWorshlp_1:*0ani 11:00 in 7.0 a. ,.fl ':: W.d. Prayer Service 7:10 P. a. .. : Z. I. Worship .. . : .. - >. • ____ 11 - •.•. •. ••• .. •. -•• . .... .• .•'• : 1 L stobAjtY CHPIST1AN AlIt TANCE CHU5 1401 Park £V at 14thPa,.to? M.cGsrrsl B. - " pellowahip (Tn...) •IlO P. a. prayer Service -7:10 P. m. Of God assembly pUMCUTXT . a Morning Worship - 20:50 a. m. Vvaujog Worship - 7:30 P. M. ) - 7:30 W 8L Nil - II 1111 . *fr __ Wednesday p-ayer service, 7245 P. in. - PTItST CHRISTIA.h CHUIRIC " DISCIPLES OP CHRIST ~ "o I ,3 - 1. to ~ , M\ -4, orship W ______ 7210 P. a. 7:20 p. M. Church OA1.AWN BAPTIST CEUItCIL 374Ooufltry Club 1US.d R. T. Barrett - Pastor Sunday School -9:45 a-. a. - 11:00 a.. M. Worship er 1:45 P. a. Training Union Evening Worship - 8:00 V. a. 7:20 P. a. Wed Prayer fiery. ,W-,,r,,1 - vioe - CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood j '. _-,z: U . . Sunday 601 S, Park Ave. II ol) Communion - 7 a a Family Service .- 9:0o &. Tn. Morning Prayer __ 11:oo a. m. :'Xcept let Sunday-Holy Com- I ~± zl~7'181~ i- ~ ,..~. 1 :, . C URCH OF CILILIST 811001`86 Ralph Bible Morning Woruldp 10:00 a. a. M. I- oulng Worship - 6:10 Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 : 11 . . ..". I ... 0, fig Sanford, Florida _ ... -'" a. a. Morning Worship -11:00 a. a. I3vantng Worship 1:00 . . FIlLET ... - 'W' .. rc • .. fl'2 re.tt .i c&mracter good factor on 11 Chronictu 3.4:1-7 cr SCIENTIST $00 East Second 8trnet Sunday Service è Sunday School 11:00 a.. a. Wednesday nervia. - 1:00 V. a. Mubiest •'Matter" flo.diug Room: 101 W. First Weekdays: 10:20 s..m.-4:10 p.m. f 1 ..,4 ci2'1- PACIrm 139:13-18 __ • .- .j. Luke .,v-i y_.f 1-. \F i John 3:3-12 (intermediate, Senior) Evening Worship - 7:15 p. * -.1 .i._ _.i_ .f_f.\J4' jJ7 .- '\J/ NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERY CITY CARRA WAY & MoKIBBIN insurance BORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff kILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAEF BARBELL & BEVERLY PUBLIX M ARKETS and Employees AUTOMOTIVE 209 W.25thSt.,Sanford L D PLANTE Oviedo, Florida A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida :1 r ft - urch 1101 t Fountain Head Baptist Church, Oviedo Church. ordan 1021 W . Love southern Baptist M'-ton, Chutuota. Missionarytint urhi North J 0 Mission . (t. . Morning Wary Baptist Church. Geneva Hay. az.. 01w. Mis-lunary Baptist Lm"do Spring. ad.. Iaugwood . New Bethwal Kleoal,onwoor Baptist Churck, Ave. BIb Mew Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist .. - ow lrl1U,. Baptist Church, W. l* at. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff New Sit. Zion Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave O&klawv Baptist Church. 2 42 W. 10th St.. Outeen Bsptist Church Pinecrast Church 11l W Onors Rd Prairie L.iUk Baptist Church Ridge Rd " Baptist Fern Park Prog-r.a. Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Second Shilub Missionary Baptist Church west Sanford Rutland Baptist Church. 3410 French Ave. . St. James 2ltuiousry Baptist Church Rd. 415 Duteen St. Paul IUasiunary Baptist Church • BLSlsitth:waMissionary Baptist Church Canaan Heights 'v-' U St. Johns 59 - Mtsaiung' Cypress st Church, PsIw Springs ltd.• Lit onte Weetsid. Missionary Baptist Church. 416 5. Holly Ave. Zion flop. Baptist Church. 711 Oraagt Ave. DATROLIC Church of the Nativity. Ldike Mary LU Souls Catholic Church, 710 Oak Ave llamas Catholic Baa.. bpor'-in-r'a Club, UOt* St. Ann'. Catholic Church. Pershing Place, DsHary fat. M&da1sn Catholic Church. Malt land Avs. Altainout. Spring. cua'i.sj4 Spring. First Christian Church, i607 & sautord Ave. CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Christis.. Church a?ri&! Christian Church. F 10 I • iIaII'IJ%( AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY , NAENE Jr irs t Church of the Nasarne, W. In.. at n, asarens. an lid.. F.m Pork. Mary OIiUI'CLI of the itasarene PRESBYTERIAN Community Prsabytorlap Church. im., Mary First Preoabyt,erian church,i, Oak Ave. &_ ird UL Pirut Presbyterian X. hIghland .-. L _'i,1. . .. -. - r" . •" 4. or . - 1.... o . - .' -.,. -.,... '' 1. Nod- -. , - N ,.,. ... . - - - . ? .11' __________ I I .' CHAIRMEN AND WORKERS for United Fund discuss plans for the forthcoming campaign after picking up packages of materials. From left are John Daniels, chairman of the Negro Division; Mrs. JOnflie Elam, physicans division; Mrs. Georgia Chorpening, special gifts worker and Robert Shedden, chairman of professional and special gifts. (Herald Photo) - U ni t e d Fund Workers Prep For Drive Opening • •-. •.-.__ . w.v • :-.-! • . . • ..... . OTHER Church of DeBary, Prssbit.flanCbwrcb of Tb. Covassa; St. A.s4new ?.h7t.rlas CMS • Hearing Set ct 3 On New Iviedo Budget f. cRuncHEs $14 5. s4 4 . - .. ____ • '-. Deafh For Civil Rights Bill? - - Herald Index It.. ? -- ,. 1 ?tueor..tAas.gzbl f Sanford Alliance Church 1015. Park.. A anard Congregation of Jobovak. Wit.. 4s ' • A1I.na A5. Church, OUT. & 12th Church of God to Christ, Oviedo Church of God of Prophecy, ZIOT Elm Ave. Church of God MI1o, 1terpris. Church Jmu. Christ of Latter Day Saints. 2115 -ark Ave. Community Chap.!. Altamout. Springs Eastern Orthodox Church, St. Johns Chry. sustain Chaps!, Hwy. 17-12, Fsrn Park Congregation raIL 11th 6 Magnolle )'irm Church at Christ. Scisatlat, 000 E. lad St. ing40m Ball of Jehovah'. W*th. Lm.k. Mea.roi Unit. 1542 W. Third It. $t Pen tecostal Church utIontwDOd hit., Olive Holiness Church. Oak Ulu Rd. Oat"* This M5rmt .. •. . Upsa.Is Community Presbyterian Church, Upsaja Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Cboh Howell Park. Itt. .... 416 "3.-sI'--DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh-day Ldyat*at Church. Hwy. 411, Forest City .4 5.venth.4 7 LA,.n...t Church. Ma.lUaad Ave., Altaniont. Spring. th.day Adventist Cbch. Seventh Sevau MIM I . . Kirk appeared an station WLRW.TV Channel 10 and the Miami utatlen al4 Kirk and High were frnt't1veiy uched. I ufrd to appear together 0-ct. 9. . . bsst ''epk aid that High had hei me obsessed with winning :all the small counties in Florida. Petit felt that he should be con. rent rating his major efforts in the metropolitan areas and use the mass media to reach the oth- II - \ ____ _______ ('r counties. 'The campaign will not be -mm by the mass media," High - said, "hut by the man and what he stands for. , f have a fierce determ i nation - it's true, to he the governor for every man, woman and child - wherever he lives and I mean it... High denied st.itements by his Republican opponent. C I a u d e . . Earlier Story on Page III - '5 Artillerymen in a U.S. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (Al') light Infantry hi-Igaile on its first combat mission In South Viet Nnni mistakenly shelled their own troops In two separate operations nea r t he Ca tubed inn border today, the IT. S. Corn niand reported. It also said a Marine jet accidentally bombed Leathernecks hunting North Vietnamese regulars near the demilitarized zone. The mistakes cost the lives of six Americans while 93 others were wounded, a spokenmn said. -. 1 • '7 1. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Interstate Commerce Cornmission reaffirmed today Its approval of the merger of the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads but asked for more testimony on steps being taken to protect three sir.aller, competing railroads. The merger Is scheduled to be effective Sept. 30, The three competing railroads are the Erie, Lackawanna, Delaware & hudson and the Boston and Maine. * * * * • • County To Join S S Kirk, that Kirk was attracting workers from the High camp. "There have been no defec- tions of 1(1gb people," High said. "Calls have been coming in by the hundreds from people who tell me they appreciate my determination to come Into their counties and are 100 per cent (back of me." The County CmrriissIon Will .Since starting hi"tow1 ball" adjourn without tiking any campaign in June. ?Ugh has gon official business tomorrow to into 40 counties and has 27 to go. He said an Independent poll at join In mourning for two-yearthe end of July showed him with Fitzpatrick, 01(1 Anita Louise per cent of the vote, Kirk 51 daughter of Commissioner John With 34 per cent and 15 per cent Fitzpatrick who was drowned undecided. He said he feels he late Saturday afternoon, The Sheriff's office said the has made large gains since girl was playing in an inner- then. High also denied there was tube by the edge of the lake any conflict between members at the Fitzpatrick home at 4I)5 of the statewide High and Scott Lakeview Ave. and went under Kelly organizations. The camIn two feet of water. paign, he said. "Is working beaBy the time Mrs. Fitzpatrick tilully. with Kelly executing the and a neighbor ruihed to the plan I made in June. lining up Fitzpatrick Tot Secretary of State UNITED NATIONS, New York (Al') Dean Rusk arri$ed at the IJniteit Nations today and promptly made what was termed a courtesy call on U.N. Secretary-General U Thant. In the U.S. view, Thant should be persuaded to stay on as secretary-general for another five-year term despite his avowed intent to step down. - * * * * . • . 4.11 / -- - * * * * -1 anyway IS In Brief UNITEI) NATIONS, N. Y. (lii'!) - U Thant today expressed willingness to remain as secretary general until the end of this yi'ai-'a General Assembly In l)t'cember, if necessary. . 9912 Bear Zak. Road ' a- Church a '.5w f4 . 4. ' _5_. enit. * * * * . WILSON-MAJER FURNITURE CO. and Mrs. Al Wilson WINN DIH STORES and Employees News - 'r-1 morning. Bottom picture shows James If. Jenkins, Holly Ave., Sanford, who is the city's new water (li4t r il,ut inn superintend- ['rice 5 Cents I , pt ;, ;~ ~.. ISO' --- •' '- V S ," - Christ Methodist Church huniand Iut&te First Methodist Church, 411 Park Ave. First Methodist Church of o.a. First Southern Sisthodiat Church 3460 Sanford Ave. Free Methodist Church. 509 W. 4th at. Geneva. Methodist Church. O.u.va (Iraae Methodist Church, Ooora Rd. Grant Chap.! A.M.E. Church, Oviedo thi.kgrov• Methodist Church. Oviedo Ost.a Mathodiat Church 0j Methodist.at. 44 W. Paola , . r .... a., at r St. Si*rya L.1Lk. Ch urch St. at. 415 Ostsn St. Paula Methodist C Ii u r Cat.e liuterpi'iee Stafford Memorial Me th odist C h U IC b OF CHRIST Church of Christ, 1512 S. Park Ave. Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Cbr*st, I*k. Mary Church of Christ,, L.ougwood Church of Christ Panla. cwJac or p Church of Cod, 503 Hickory Church of God. 2200 S. French Church of God,, Oviedo Church of God Mlm!uo. En*rpriss EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church E. DHary Ave.. Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood All Saints: EpiscopaL Enteipria. Holy Cross Episoopal. Park Ave. at 4th LUT&A.)1 Laoena lop Lutheran Church. oeerhreek Dr.. Good shepherd United Luthera. . 2900 8. Orlando Lutheran C1iurt of the S.edaanisr, 101 W. 25th Place Messiah Lutheran Church Aasrlean Iion Hall, prairie St. I"ks. thiran Church, itt. 4W a.va. METHODIIT Ba.r.tt Memorial Methodist Church. Z. UsBary Ave.. MuLerprise, bear Loiake Methodist Church Bethel L.MJC. Church. Canaan Heights Casselbeny Community Methodist Church. Hwy. 17 APin.y i1irrr j. t1gh1ei4 i:r.Bar, World S. . ROSE AND WILK S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employees , -: ': . STRiCKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff '. • I - WILSON-EICHELBIJ.gGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff fr .' 11j r rath - ti ,, . .I-...r. Burglary Ruled Out InMurder 7:00 1:10 . SEMINOLE COUNTY - - rehea.rabsl COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slnvna and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Corn •es Irving 1. Pryor and Staff BILL T1'MPTT1 L MOTORS INC 801 W. 16t. St., Sanford - - Wed.: Jr. Choir SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff CKEN J1&TT28T £.ntloch Baptist Church. Oviedo Central Baptist church. 1211 Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Church Chuluots Baptist M1 1O. Elder Springs Baptist ChUrch. 550 1.ehm.0 B4. First Baptist Church. $11 Park Ave. Al Baptist Church of Friendship springs Xt. 411. Alta.mout. Springs First Baptist Church of D.Bm-T7 Pirst Baptist Church of Geneva. First Baptist Church of lake Monroe First Baptist Church of Lougwoud, Car. Church * OTazit First Baptist Church 0! OVIldO First Baptist Church of I4&8PT1S.1 Adult Choir rebea-rsa-3 - worl:ing a CHI ! I t R1. 436 East of Seminole Pl-za Rev. Lucas F. Or!!. -Pastor Church School 1:10 a. in. Morntng Worship ll:1Da.a. Junior HI & Senior Hi Youth Meetin gs - 1:00 p. a. Tuesday: Primary Choir raha.ra&J 1:10 in. Leased Wire Now that they have planted palms along W. First Street as a beautification project Erithusiasm was ru nning high with boys of the school as cheer- Seminole, Frank Finch; and when will we plant some colEast Seminole, Robert Ward, lards? toda y as 1966 Uni ted Fund cam- leaders for the occasion. , S The county has been divided North Seminole, the Sanford paig-n workers and chairmen We know of at least three areas for the cam- area, Is under the direction of at the USO building to pick pat f school teachers who are unn,including West Seminole Robert Shedden, professional materials their campaign happy with the school board UP County, Walter hull; South and special gifts chairman and prepare for the drive which und Eugene Estridge, commercial and are quietly for the Sept.. 30. 115 begi Chairman. election of the two GOP norn Cc .c}lairmen Richard Keogh On Sept. 30, kickoff )iieetiflg3 int.es Al heeth and Jean l3ry. Wendell Springfield exwill be held at several sites ant. . - . Democratic nominees Ufld the sed appreciation for throughout the county, (luring are Dr. John Darby and Don pres y offers of help which have the morning and afternoon, man Bales. • • fracomi from civic, school and Keogh said. a] organizations throughMember agencies Include PS-The word is that teach- tern the county. merican Social Health AssoA era who supported candidates out Ve are greatly encouraged ciatlon, National Arthritis Foun. in the primaries other than "i datlon, Central Florida She'l Darby, Bales and John Evans by t he demonstrations of intertered Workshop, Children's and whose names appeared on est that have been expressed we will reach and believe Home Society, Girl Scouts, Boy official contribution lists for and J ed our $40,000 goal for this Scouts, Good Samaritan Home, the other candidates, have been exce National Council on Crime and harassed and in several in- year Keogh said. "J". Delinquency, National Travelstances have been reassigned Workers enjoyed coffee and % . era Aid, American Red Cross, rolls , courtesy of the Sanford "voluntarily" to other posts. 411 a •:-.:. Salvation Army, Juvenile Coun• Atisintic National Bank, as they cif of Seminole County, SemiHey, is that to run hear-d instructions from their . 'I: . nob County Mental Heal th Aschai rmen for the campaign. the chouis? • • C K eogh announced that coin . sociation, United Florida Mcd. diss and banners will be County bani ical Research Association and I wonder why the ..... .. United Service Organization. . Commission holds its "work tribi ted to th e Future Home• .. sessions" on roads all the 'ay mak era Association of Sanford : out on Hwy. 17.92 when they Juni or 111gb School and that have that expensive suite of the group is planning a faculty rooms on the ground floor of vera us student basketball game t)i.'IitV the courthouse. IL4L.d £ 1I1tILaL' • S S CHICAGO (UPI) - 'I'll Did you know that fine and prowler who killed the diaug} forfeitures for the month of ter of Republican sezintoril August for the City of Casselcandidate Charles 11. Pete berry were more than twice as probably entered the fumll much as Longwood, Altamonte 0 home with murder in mind, ( Springs, North Orlando and WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. lice said today. Oviedo combined and nearly ate Republican leader Everett Suburban Kenilworth !'olic half as much as Sanford . . . 7 same month Chief Robert M. Daley said "L M. Dirksen, confident the civil That's during the rights bill would be dead by this time burglary Is out" s (or all s'iolation from disorderIn id-afternoon, planned today to O iledo's prorosed budget of a motive for the stabbing an ly conduct to 11W! . . . Sanford, revive his proposed consul ii $4,681; Casselberry, $1,945; $46, 55 will be presented to the bludgeoning of honey-blu nt of the town at public Valerie Percy, 21, in her be' Ilonal aniendment on school Longwood, $43; Altamont.e, citizens prayer. to take place funnedring $81; Oviedo, $217, and orth late Iy prior to th e Oct. 3 coun. room curly Sunduy. A second Senate vote was "All Indications are that U Orlando, $'' scheduled on shutting off a Item cii meeting. intruder went into the bout publican Southern Democrat cording to William Martin, to harm a. member of the fan filibuster against the civil cou id chairman, th is year's Areadeathi .............................. 2 bud get Is less th an the $50,360 fly," Daley said, rights bill, Footprints in the sand sat ti But Democratic leader Mike Bridge ...................................... 12 one adopted last year, but will Munbfit'ld was expected to drop CiSbOiuiOd ads ..........................1 4 reqi:Ire a one m il l increase In private Luke Michigan bein th e sswusus'e for (isis year If this the rate of tuxutlon from two behind the 2-acre Percy ei,ti&l Comics................................. 1 usa a glui sand thigerprints 1 vote failed, us all signs indi .................... will to three wills. Crossword puzzle door and In the blood-sputt.ert cated. Dear Abby .............................. Ic increase was brought I)irkbe:i, who th inks hit has a 4 page ........................ because of the necessity bcirouzis were the best clues t abui at JdiWrial in the deuth of Valerie, 4 fur ehuiicc of success with "good" 1142 to cigarette tax by aledge the Uh1m1t .................... Eutert scribed friends as a vIu( by the prayer a i,icd ssict, planned sys. 12 town for the new water tile Horoscope ............................. at bus "full girl" Who was cue ati W oiler it a substitute for a tttfl The raise in the ,nillaie society .................................... worker in her father's can routine Senate bill as soon as t-7 will .replace the cigarette tax civil rights was disposed of. ii fuck is u revenue in 4he budget. pagn. TV I. WESTMINSTER Pastor Church School - 1:41; a. M. Morning Worship 13:00 a. a. MTF 0:10 V. a. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Mniurgar S S GRACE METHODIST CRUItCB O:iors ltd.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert M. Temple, Jr. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs M. R. Strickland Worship - 9:00 IL OL Church School -10:00 a. a. - uiitLSEA 119GUARANTY CO. W. First, Sanford I CO PTX 2776 Routh Orlando Dr*o Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship 1:10 a. a. Sunday School 1:45 a. a. GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PRINTING CO., INC And away we go. S • County commissioners had planned to visit with High 1n 1 idiami next week. - . . That's been called off until the first. of October. . . . oops, no word yet on how many of the board will to. . • . But they'll have to use their own money. - Luke 11:5-13 2:41-47 o i 21 - AP ..-...."..,. : S * __ __ • Ecciesl 11:5-9 bob!46ardall Chapel a. Planner Fellowship 700 V. a. Senior RI Fellowship 7:00 pa. thr W. .Uth Place ha.sLiefin1vil.a. Wihom a "The Church of the Lutheran sum cbnwh.- I'll P I dennuacy am 6vilizatioa L1f. coa There an feer smtvl s why Herbert W. 60aras Pastor i-.--. Lt.atsad relulaib' andSunday 20a a. F Kindergarten a.ad Nursery ' a of his - nstie.. (4) For am of die QNS& ie1f. t Method st md a1It. Plan chmcli regularly and read y BIk uI. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH . 32:4-9 Oak Ave. & Ird SL Rev. visell Lo. wyaut j%N&W IorniD.j Worship - 1:10 a.. a. Church School 0:45 a. a. Session Meet -10:45 a. a. )iornlng Worship 11$0 a. a. OF NO. • Last Friday there was a sign in the alley between City Ball and the City Jail which said "No parking - Pollee Cars." . . . Well, we were haying a little trouble with a city employe who refused to obey police orders. Friday, City Manager W. E. Knowles pasted the word "of" after "No Parking" and this morning Police Chief Arnold Williams took It off. FIRST PRES rZTJU" CHURCH Nursery L.UTEER&N CHURCH ea1lifa 720 V. a. Dftft and THE CHURCH FOR ALL... ALL FOR TP-f CHURCH As we drove home, I Thnarpt1 God for the opporhy Be b) share in this eager unfolding of my children's thoughts and idea& i 1. 1• Chu h ngWUS "i P" my and thus helped me keep pace with the developing queriea or my childien. The Church is the source of great understhiir1ing O) CHRIST mood,, Evange- Bible Ciassne Wed. Kindergarten thlldren and I St.O1)J)Od, 1 our WSy! home, te POt Beauty and her baby. Beautll at Mr. Ryder's farm, n far from our home, and the coming of bC? COlt 11112 bCO IJ21mC topic of cwersa±innci pad week. This our clay ria's queau-ii about srIigws wliereabouth sparked a disciasin with nythreeson*e that ranged lrn God's °" ü' and eai of baby aiynn, to people and their babies It was a rare and jed*& t,vvnfmt, such as parents and teachers freso. tre, when young minds .& c erUeb' for iviftanntion and vnd One day, recently, the - * * Presbyterian Morning Worship - 9:16 a. M. Sunday School _ 9:1& &. M. Storting Worship - 21:00 &. a. CommUniolk--Plrat Sunday in Each Mouth VOL. 9 - qu - f .tucIment as to how the earnpaign should he conducted." had - High said in Miami. ••fl feelings v"ry p,irnest th at I , hotild campaign one way and I ~, 4, 1j ,.,,, •. '.-anted to do it another way. (IIARI1ES LOPEZ (top) "It was a judgment I had to Is Sanford's New f'tib. make. I have made it and will lic works director. Lopez, continue to make the decisions." formerly of [) a y t o n t petit, who walked out of Democratic headquarters iffigh',q started work this Bench, "The Nile of America" 91-72; chiudy, warm, sho% ers thin Tuesday. Established 1908 - MONDA Y,SEPT. I 90 1966 - SANF()IW, FLORIDA • ,' S U . 91 , Sunday worries 7:20 V. a. -- WIATHER: -. . Zip C Dde 32771 Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 We're not concerned anymore about fire at Sanford Junior High School. . . . It's a stampede that us now. GOOD SHEPHERD L.UTHEIL&N CHURCH :900 A Orlando Drive . I BibleHighway Friday 5anfuth i r i - 5 Sunday Evening - 7:jo p. sa, •: . • 1. ) ?IRST PENTECOSTAL 661 Orange street Rev E. Ruth Grant - Pastor --! ~; ,~'.; Morning Worship - 11:00 a. m. Evening Service . 9:80 V. m. ( H 7:00 . a. Third Sun d ay Singslilration _ g:00 V. W, Lutheran cmm o cmusT 1512 Perk Avenue Evangelist Burt Brown W. list Front door of the police station smashed. . . . One Plieeman did It by accident.. So long, $27. a • Our friend at the chamber Charlie'Morrison hospitalized at Florida Sanitorium. . . . Get. well, buddy. . S We don't mind that motel onps I mean hospital having all those fancy rugs In all those private rooms • . . but., where did they buy the rugs? HOLY CROSS I d-. r_% 'V1 (04 S S S .qjl- - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible 1. ~r r" , U . Episcopal Of Christ I It I .,jI'l, , I . ~ - ..~ Christian Science F' I __ FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W !nd St at Maple Ave. J. Iaitst Seel Peat-or M. Youth Hour --..-- 6:00 V, in. ice 7:00 p,. M. noly° Commu nionoo Jr. I Family Service & clasefts ...- 9:30 a. m. r . ' I .. :I I ! s5" went" . ~I - I _*V. Nazarene - CA]a le r mediocre Bible - __ 'I - I I ___ __ - - 4 -. . -01, 111 "I C OF CBPIaT ontn Worship - 11:00 a.. in. MorrisHURCH Evangelist Ruby Training Union - 6:16 P. = Meets tn Lake Mary Fln IL&L WOrS1i1P. 7:20 Bft31e Claoss 1:10 .. nIng Prayer Oa.t Worship 10:20 a. a. Evening Worship JORDAN MiSSIONARY B6'1ST CHURCH 1131 w..t First Street Pastor School -10:00 a 64 I 111W i , Pop. Service Wednesday: Young L.... • ... .•. - 'Irernen are sure the fordepartment of our city . . . they were thrned down on new men, most of their eq nipTnent and they need another station desperate. ly. . . . That is if we want the city to grow. * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * Seminole County ..SsflCfATffl PRESS flr,hert King High cepte(l the resignation of Finstate rampnin mi his aver. Don Petit, today lfl (I took pc'ronn1 command of his (IriVe for the governor:.hip. "There was an honest conflict ;: - .- • gotten Worship Service •. •... ~200 p.o,DLOWOIE P PC)l.ESTBAPTIBT EE .:.; .. 04 SgV.SU._ Robert C. Hannou - 311niste? sundsoy Xorning Wcrablo p - 11:00 So. M. zwoulooff worship - 7:30 v. = * M - .. Woman'& Club Building WEETZME UIRSIONART BAPTIST CHUJ Ctl Ath St. & Rally Ave. : 4... - CMNTV,AL BAPT,= CHURCH - L `!~~ M , h w+'*h 4t.1-11 . l .• )i SANFOILD CHRISTIAN ______ t ___ 0 avening service - 19:00 P. mIre& prayer Service 7:30 P. m7:20 P a. Sunday 3ftt Broadcast . 2501 Elm AYSUUS Rev. Robrt Welch Pastor Sunday School 9:46 a. a 'I I fly ;T r., - C C ____ ... Sunday Rcoo1 -1:45 a.. a Morning Worship - 11:00 a. 1t Evazzi*llstto Services 7:00 P.ii Wed. Prayer & _______ Baptist - : • snob Ave. R. Vernon Puller gun . ' 1111001- a" Smith • ___ a&pis CHURCH OF GOD CHURCH I l:4 , 11:00 a.. a 6:00 p. a. Evening Worship 7:10 p. a. Prayer Ms.Unt 7:10 p. hool . . AS=AMLT I Sunday -Sc Morning After 16 years of service with the City, Street Superintendent Eddie Griffith eafled It. quits. Pastor Worship - sin&,m C C Bennett pwOrth at jivsoolog Worship Alliance Youth FIRST SOUTHERN' CHURCH 1480 Sanford Avi. METHODIST '. Heater £vs. Old Orlando Rd. Pastor U. Hamilton Griffin Sunday School -1:45 a. in. Morntn Worship - ii 00 a. a 1:10 Training TInlon a. 7z45 V. a. Ev.n1ni Worship u Senilnole Memorial Is primIII ed to elinrgri $82 per (lily while Floli(ln San collects $88.58 anti Orange MEtiIInI $• Includes room 8nd hoard, .yjq iiiedk'nt Ions 811(1 (it het All three lmspit nis imitit out. that In few ('ast's. but flint in I lie irni' (Heni Covers itefuni pat lent exCeeti the sil the 'nst majority of cases costs far lowithie fees. \Vith room charges varying from $17 per tiny to more than $40, many I inn's it l oss is Incurred Ofl room and board nintie exclusive of tirugS, medication, surgical services, etc. welfare L A RRY rnsnn, Did the cit commission 8(1. vise the hori trustees they were reducing the debt erv1ce millage? Pet they are not ton happy about It.. '5 Southern Methodist _ - 4 By Methodist ' L. H. ____ Sunday SobDol a. in. Morning Worship 11,00 a in Evang,lIsttc Ssrv. 7 00 p. a pamiiv sight Ssrvk,s T. P. E. %VS4. 7*0 P. . ____ E God pr.ne - _____ of ..- . . If Seminole Memorial 1 lospital is iiot, alone in feeling the pinch in finances created by the patient load. lThth Orange Memorial 1 lospitnl 811(1 Florida Sanitarium and hospital 8r 0pClfl1 Ing 111011' velfnrt' patient care at deficits, it was reported In 'l'he herald 1 od,u'. All three hospitals have ngrtefl1o11I s with I he state and local welfare depart nwnt a whereby I hey charge a flat per diem rate for welfare care regardless of cost. t CLOG - f n Charge I' m -0-100. 14 r I Feelin That We are Pinch g IR is JAKARTA, Indonesia (Al') - Fist-waving students accused President Sukarno today of playing a key role in the abortive Communist coup of last October and called anew for his removal from power. More than 2,000 students massed outside the University of Jakarta waving banners and shouting slogans despite efforts by military leaders to head off the demonstration. * * * * WASHINGTON (UP!) - The nation's 50 state Democratic party leaders are almost unanimously agreed that Sen. Robert F. Kennedy has no chance to bump President Johnson off the j;urty ticket in 1968, according to a news magazine poll released today. The consensus against this eventuality, provided Johnson wants renomination, was 49 to one, a copyrighted article in U.S. News & World report said. * * * * MWANZA, Tanzania (A!') A Tanzanian judge acquitted U. S. Peace Corpsman BILL Haywood Kinsey today of the charge of murdering his young wife. Judge Harold Platt announced his verdict to a tense, crowded courtroom. A two-man jury had recommended that Kinsey, 25, of Washington, N. C., he found Innocent. The judge was not required to follow the recommendation of the jury of "assesssors" but ha usually does in a murder trial. * * * * Workmen were expected to clear the JUPITER. (UP!) wreckage of 25 cars of a Florida East Coast freight train which derailed here over the weekend. Cause of the derailment, which caused no injuries but some damage, is under investigation. 'l'he 46.car train was slowing inside the city limits and derailed just before reaching an inland waterway bridge, - scene to pull the girl out, she the town hail meetings?" was apparently (lend. Mouth-toKirk said Sunday that "You'd mouth resuscitation failed, be surprised at the number of puties said. top county people who have The accident occurred at aP c.dled our headquarters in the proximately 03 p.m. Saturday. past few days. wanting to get Mass of the Angels for the off the High bandwagon." Kirk said in a television interFitzpatrick child was held at 10 a.m. today at the Nativity view that a rift in High's camCatholic Church with Rev. Fr. paign forces "points up the lack Miguel Garcia officiating, Bu- of leadership on the part of my rial was in Ouklawn Memorial opponent." i'ari. Survivors, other than her parents, are five brothers, John Michael, William Dennis, Thomas Vincent, James Brian, and Daniel Owen, and a sister, Donna Marie, all of Sanford, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. W. 0. (Nelle) Livingston, of Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. FINAL 66 MODEL CLOSE OUT PONTIAC * * * * 3 Tempest S.dani 2 Catalina 4-Dr. Hardtops I Cataflna Sport Coup. I Starchief Executive 4-Dr. Hardtop 2 Bonneville 4-Dr. Hardtops VATICAN CITY (Al') - Pope Paul Vol today proclaimed October a month of worldwide prayer to end the Viet Nern war and set. Oct. 4 as a day of special observance for itomun Catholics. * * * * WASHINGTON (Al') - Both backers and opponents of the civil rights bill predict sudden death In the Sunato today for the measure with Its politically hot provisions on open housing. The showdown comes on a suconil attempt to invoke cloture - or limit debate in the linguld filibuster which has kept the bill (ruin officially coming before the Senate. - * * * * MARION, I nd. (Al') - The giant meteor that exploded over the Midwest apparently vporIzud bufurs It struck it feral field near here. Experts hunted through a soy-bean field all day Sunday Without finding any truce of the meteorite particles and concluded they probably never would. * * * * I"orsner President Dwight D. EisunWAMUINU'I'ON (Al') lwwer says he was prepared to do "whatever was necessary to wI:i" the Koreans War, including using nuclear WuM1)eHl. Eisenhower appuarcil in a. taped interview shown Sunday night over stations of the National Educational Television Netword. I t BUICKS 2 LaSabre 4-Dr. Hardtops I Electra 225 4-Dr. Custom Hardtop Everyone Brand New No Miles! Evevys on. Ready To Go! Most With Air Conditioning EVERYONE DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! EMPHiL!J - t P0NThcIjj çicKi ftY .ii 1501 W. FIRST ST. SANPOID PH. 32*0*31 - ~ k . _ . .....- _. - A . , - - ___ o : M i WW % . .. 1... ----------------------------.•. I. I . ~ 1. . _.~ - .. - I ; r~ ' .- - - ..•.. . - .,-. •. ~ . -•,-.--.--. - . .,~ 011 ":-71--_ sm ' 'll - J• - I,,,. : %,.~ , Pp . I ,ui.i.e ) �1'• 'I —'---- 'i ---- 1_a__- 1 .-.- . ---. - - . 1-I -'t ~_ I I . __________________ hr _ øiiztvrb Irr*Th Schools 4 Dollars 'V Page 2 Stretching With 19, Sept 1966 High Planks Told At Demo Meet, Food Equal pay for equal work and passage of regulations on the state level for day care con tersforchildrenaretwoofthe main planks in Democratic gubernatorial nominee Robert King High's platform. The two new planks of special appeal t women voters In Flor Ida were revealed by Mrs. Aleene Kidd, of Ocala, state co-ordinator of women's activit.ios for High, at the quarterly meeting of the Democratic Women's Club of the Fifth Congressional District at the May fair Country Club. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, fifth district vice president, presided at the meeting. Members of the Seminole County Democratic Women's Club were hostesses. Mrs. Kidd reported Miami Mayor High's particular inter. eat In women running for tfice because of "their qualities of bringing dignity to any oflice, of being Incorruptible, ask. Ing questions to clear the air and of having a new and often different and better way of doing things" Mrs. Kidd reported that Faith High, the nominee's wife, will be special guest of Sen. Beth Johnson at a tea for delegates to be given by the Senator an the opening day of the state convention of the Democratic Women's Clubs of Florida In Orlando in October. She announced the Seminole County Women's coordinator is Mrs Boy (Rubs) Williams, of Basic Menus - , -. ._.. '' - '- - ............... - ' -': ". ,. 01 1 0 'I--- ,. . . '.. ,, 1 I . "; :'r-- .' - ' '' .. Basic daily menus to be used as possible and still serve a "Setting up basic daily menus 'A , . .. at all 23 public school lunch good weJl.balsnced meal," Mrs. will enable us to ask for corn-. . rooms in Seminole County are Charlotte Whitmore, supervisor petiuve bids on food items and I. being established In an attempt of school lunchrooms, said to''r . •,. .. perhaps effect some savings on te "stretch food dollars as far day. . . , .,i ' i 1~1 purchases," she explained. ' -', ' ' , I "At the statewide meeting .1."(, , .:. we attended in Tallahassee lost 'r.,. ' Hosp'i'tal Notes wee we found that the rising ''IOvp't!'. . , . cost of food lr. affecting all !• seUa Burke, Beverly Marshall, county school lunch programs SEPTEMBER 16, 19-6 ? '.. , Cindy L. Cox. Nathan Mincy, and remains basically a county ROY A. Wright, son of Admissions 't"'' L. . . . "'' Paul A. Rowland, Virginia Helen Smith, Dianne Hooper, problem, which we must work Mr. and Mrs. J. A. . ,.' .. .• !. " ' . . Polka, Christopher A. Rogel. Re- Annie Grace Mike, Beulah Jean out the best way we can," she WrIght, 445 Elliott Ave. .., noted. Black, Sanford. 1. .. . ' rim has been sworn In .. I Births "Federal appropriation for as a second lieutenant in . - •--. ... - ' . - t.. . -. ,f . M r. and Mrs. Orville Antler- school lunches has been passed the U. S. Army for a "-L •. . .. . , Sanford, a boy. by Congress and signed by tour 111 "t-. . of duty with the Discharges President Johnson, but we do t Quartermaster Corps. He . •' 0 111tL' Johnnie Mae Gordon, Michael not know yet what Florida or 1... ' . Belisle , Gregory Williams, ito- Seminole County's share will was cadet corps corn. niander, with the rank of - . . -. , bert Warner Jr., Johnnie Mae be," she explained. cadet lieutenant colonel, . .. Baker, Kenneth MeGarvey, Regarding complaints, Mrs. during his senior year . . Katherine 1rønIde, Patricia J. Whitmore declared that she "a] . 11 lr% : . Lyman at Presbyterian College, ' . Crank, Amoret LaRosa and ways looks Into complaints lo Clinton, S. C. baby girl, Joan L. Brooks nnd see if they are valid, and corBy JANE CASSELBERI1Y MRS.. ALELNE MDD (ctnet, tp photo), st-ate women s co-orclinator The Library Club at Lyman baby boy, Warren Bryant, Mary recta situations where necessary. You realize It is imposalNelawander, David Spence, for Robert Ring High, appointed Mrs. Roy Williams (right) as Seminole BIb School elected officers for the coming year at Its first Jemes Spence, Ronald Green, ble to please 17,000 children and County women's co-ordinator, and Mrs. Lawrence Swofford as assistant. Mrs. hath)een Reynolds (lower kft), district vice president of the Demmeeting held lust eek. Officers Sanford: Criss E. Whete1l, Her. there will always be some cOrnInclude Ivan Rakyta, president; old C. Hurd, DeBary; Rachel J plalIltS." ncrntic Women's Club, presided at the local meeting. Special guests were She noted that clementar' Pit Groves, vice president; Henke and .baby boy. Lake Mrs. Ella DeBerard (center), state president, and Mrs. Eva Palm, second lunches are 30 cents. vice president. Marty Dean, secretary, and Tma Mary; Catherine Williams and school (Herald Photos) Secondary students pay 40 cents baby girl, Lake MonrOe. Deaths Daniels, treasurer. ____ daily and adults 50 cents. SEPTEMBER 17, i , - 11 , Mrs. Dorothy J. Anthony 5 Admissions .4ifJ$p'ft'_ W. C. COLEMAN ? )' ? bead librarian, Mrs. Louise Foe- Bonnie G. Wing, Lou Ellen L Willie C. (Billie) Coleman, . ter Is audio-visual librarian, and Meeks, John N. Gray, Densie - :....'; WW -. 21, of Flora Heights, Sanford, 'f i— ' _ Mrs. Marilyn Barcosly is Ii- Robinson, Sanford; Dolly Braddied Sunday after a long illness. ' Weather -' brary secretary. dy, Geneva. A native of Sanford, he was The club is composed of 11Births - 1. .. .. a member of First Methodist brary assistants who work in Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hooper, Church and was employed by Sanford, a boy: Mr. and Mrs. the library each day. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Dues were set by the club Walter Hopkins, Sanford, a boy; He attended Seminole County Springs, and Mrs. Edith Wood, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .- - . and a committee was appointed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Wing, schoolsand Orlando Junior ColC High Low Pr. Sa nf ord, a girl. to prepare a club constitution. lege. Albany. clear ......78 46 Discharges Projects for the year *10 Albuquerque, clear . 83 59 He is survived by his mother, Veronica Williams, Richard being considered. One such Atlanta. rain .......68 51) .16 Mrs. Maude Coleman, of SanL. Feacher, Irene Windrum. Caproject Is the maintenance of Bismarck. clear .. 74 42 and Mrs. ford. ____ ., four bulletin boards, three of thy Tyner, Brenda Tyner. won- Boise, cloudy ......77 50 .01 . ~, Smyrna Beach, second vice Brisson Funeral Home is in zel Boyd. Dora Primus, Rachel which are located in the library. president. •:.'l . .5_ . Hicks, Louise ZeUU, Jerry Jer- Boston. cloudy ... 74 61 charge of arrangements. _____... .. The fourth ii in the entrance nigan, Cindy L. Cox, Virginia Buffalo, clear ......75 49 1. to the main building and "' Polite, Donald Reeves, J. W. WOODS Annie Chicago, cloudy .... 75 64 be under Mrs. Poster's super- Wisswear, Christopher A. Rogel, Cincinnati, rain .... 79 67 .23 J. W. Woods, 77, of 2307 vision. Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, died ,,...1,;:.1; . ,Anth ony B. Hawkins, Sanford; Cleveland, cloudy .. 76 52 '..! .11.~,-~ . I .~~ 1 .~I, 1 Library club members this Sophie D. Smith, DeBary: Fern Denver, clear ......77 46 at 1 p.m. Sunday in Seminole ,—,..] , ...'_~--* _ I ~,-;*.' ! ,. *11year, In addition to the officers, Boston, Lake Monroe; Theresa Des Moines, cloudy68 55 .03 Memorial Hospital. . ... ... are Carol Sullivan, Charles Colburn. Longwood. Born Nov. 18, 1888, In Seville, Detroit, cloudy ... 79 51 Chapman, Margaret McCluskey, 1.o Fairbanks, cloudy .. 62 57 he had lived In Sanford for the SEPTEMBER 1g. 1966 11, ` Diana Johnson, Frank Svancar, Fort Worth, clear .. 83 60 past 58 years. Be was retired I Admissions Pam Williams, Beth Daniels, Edith Fortner, Dorothy suui- Helena. clear ......91 53 from the ice and wood business '.:-. , :y* --*. and Meta Burgess. ~ and was a member of the Bapvan. Anne Fisher, John Morgan. Honolulu. clear .... 90 M 80 64 .03 tist Church. Brenda Markiand, Martha Mc- indianapolis, rain By MILDRED HANEY Kinney, Charles J. St.agner, An. Ja cksonville, cloudy 84 71 .58 Su rvivors are his wife, Mrs. ian nie A". ,Sanford; Jesse Cole- Juneau, rain .......56 49 .46 Mary P. 'Woods, of Sanford; Deltona Sportsmen's Club (A]') Kansas City, cloudy 67 57 -. two daughters, Mrs. Lucille W. heard four guest speakers disgrove. DeBary. Jennie Peters, celebrating her Los Angeles, cloudy 86 62 8 Births Pertain, of Sanford, and Mrs. cuss hunting and fishing at the 100th birthday Sunday at SmithLouisville, rain ... 71 115 .41 W. J. Charping, of Anderson, opening meeting this fall at the Mr. and Mrs. Terry McKInBy Maryann Miles of Mrs. Ginny McClellan. West villa, told how she stayed ney, Sa nf ord, a girl; Mr. and Memphis, rain ... 80 67 .02 S. C.; three grandchIldren; 18 Community Cciter on Lake Lake Brantley; at 10 a.m. Seminole County League of alert and well. u Howard Meeks. Sanford, a Miam i, clo dy ... 96 82 Mrs. Monroe. great grandchildren, and a sis"1 never miss a meal and I bev. Women Voters will have three Wednesday at the home of Mil waukee, cloudy . 68 56 Ed Walsh, president of the Mrs. Florence Gilmartin, 520 ter, Mrs. G. J. Hancock, of West sleep good." she said. "The separate unit meetings this Mpls.-St.P., clear .. 73 49 Discharges Volusia County Wild Life FedOak Avenue, Sanford, and at Palm Beach. Lord has taken care of me. Felacidad Nogueira, Marjorie New Orleans. cloudy 87 69 .37 Brisson Funeral Home is In eration, spoke of sports in gen- week for study of the consti- 7:80 p.m. Wednesday at the "I never do fee] older. I feel Clark. Norma loung, John G. New York, cloudy -. 79 M eral, U. Joe Pierce, of the tutional revisions with Mrs. home of Mrs. Helen Westgate, lrnrge of arrangements. younger. I never take medicine Fryer, Lettie Wright., Tommy Okla. City, cloudy .. 76 56 Florida Gam' and Fresh Water Joann Paulk in charge. 2007 Cordova Drive, Sanford. and pills and such." Jimene, Frances Magnusson, Omaha. cloudy ... 67 50 CPL J. IL GRIFFIN Fish Commission, handled the A general meeting, open to There will be a meeting at son, Sanford; Steven Trinowaki, Philadelphia, cloudy77 53 Mrs. Maril yn McVey G riffin, question and answer session, the public, will be held at 8 10 a.m. Tuesday at the home Alfreda Jenkins, DeBary; Fred Phoeni x, cloudy .... 95 76 , former resident of North Or.. emphasizing rules governing p.m. Monday, Sept. 26, at the F. \7acha, Deluma; Cheryl Pittsburgh, cloudy . 78 55 .. undo, has received word that the use of firearms by youngIN TIVE Altamonte Springs Community CIHCVIT OOVB 5'. Kinch. North Orlando; Dr. Car- Ptlnd, Me., cl oudy . 70 48 .. bier husband, Cpl. James P. sters. NIWV JU DIC I AL OIRCVIT. IN House on Maitland Avenue. Ptlnd, Ore., cloudy - 71 49 .11 Griffin, was killed in action AND P011 SEMINOLE COVWT. roll B. Jones, New Smyrna. The minimum age at which a Speakers will be Supt. B. T. FLORIDA.. Rapid City, clear ... 69 46 sept. 16 in the vicinity of Quang boy can acquire a license is 15, IN CHANCERY NO. IHOIsS Milwee and Mason Wharton, of Richmond , cloudy 77 58 (tLr LIFE INU1,ANCE COMgranted only on the basis that rn, Republic of Viet Nam. the Seminole County School . cloudy ... 72 58 .39 a eorp(irntlon, Griffin had been in combat lie is accompanied by one of his Board, who will lead a panel Plaintiff, JA 11,11 r, Salt. Lk. City, cloudy 88 57 .. CI UCT'I'll, C0,171t,11 dth the U.S. Marine Corps for parents at all times. This Is NINTH JVDICIAL CIRCUIT Or San Diego, cloudy .. 01 65 discussion on the county's eduWILLIAM M. Et AE T and PA- rioiun*, i effective until he is 18. Parents .. wo months. r un SE MI- San Fran., cloudy cational system. TflICIA B. EARN-EFT, his "lIe: ?OLE .. 64 59 .10 Survivors, other than his wife are expected to be familiar with GILLINGHAM, England st al. CHANCERY NO. 1021m Seattle, clear .......66 50 .06 (UPI) - A "pitiful looking" Defendants. .. md nine-month-old daughter, all the rules and regulations re- burglar NO'FICE OF 51111' IN Tampa, cloudy ... 91 78 NOTICE or SUIT with one foot stuck in 5lO.JtI'GAGE roILEcLos1rn' ynthia, are his parents, Mr. garding the use of firearms— 'I'HE STATE OP FLORIDA— Washington, cloudy76 62 .01 FEDERAL "AT1OPL MOnT. a wash basin, his bend in the '10* It. H. MACY & COMPANT, GAGE AE$OCIATJON, a md Mrs. John Griffin, of Apop- not just the owner of the gun. c orporaWinnipeg, cloudy ... 75 49 .. INC.. a corporation, tmdinr, Uon, Eric Watson, of the Volusia bath tub and the i-cat of him COLEMAN. WILLIE C. (BILLIE) a. and doing CM—Missing) business as caught in a narrow window, —Funeral sericep for Willie Pla.tntIft, Da vison-Mton Co., Mrs. Griffin is now residing County Hunting and Fishing was set free by his intended III vs. C. (Billie) Coleman, 1, of Want:14 th 5.trsst, New Tork, RAY AGEftTEr, Jr.. a n d CAit the home of her parents, Club, also held a question and 11 Sanford, who died Sunday. will %'Pvt- Trit-ir: ROLE D. AGERTER, his wit he at 11 a. m. Tusudny at Brisanswer period regarding con- victims. lr. and Mrs. W The I)ef,tiduut IL. H. Ilncv & il liam McVay, Defendants. sin Funeral Home with Rev. Police revealed that Diana Company, inc., a corporation, TO: J:Y AGEIITER, .111. 151 N. Devon Avenue, North servation. The Deltona SportsRobert M. Jenkins of First trading and dr.lng i'usine,.i ar and Jean Wakemun-Roime, both who,.t residence and Wbet-e. IN THE CIflCIT COURT OF ()nlando. men's Club is considering the 'Methodist Church officiating. Day arto*i Co. I hereby about* is THE NINTH JUDiCIAL CUt Burial will be in Lakeview nurses, were awakened by a conservation of Lake Lapancinotified that a unit halt boen filed s:i N. Sandusky Street CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Cemetery. Brisson Funera l strange noise coming from the against said Defendant and WUH. A. GARWOOD Tiffin. Ohio cia. Discussion was deferred un(1OUWTY, £LORJDA.. Home in charge. 11am !. Earnest and Patricia YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. IN CHANCERY NO. 11305 bathroom of their flat. Harry A. Garwood, 74, of LII next month. B. Earnest, hi, wife; English l 'JE1 that a Complaint to lore - FEDERAL NATIONAL MOIL'!'J. W Funeral services i'mtte,, Inc.. u cur3'orat1(ui; and (th*u' u c.'rtuiu mortgage encumThe sisters investigated and WOOD. Johnny Daniels of Game Manfor 3. W. 'Wood, 7, of Sanford, GAGE ASRDCIATION, a corpora. 'ihien Road, Sanford, died FriWaco ca!loic1ing of IJrcvjLrcl, lot-ring the following described tio who died Funday. will be at 2 organized under an Act of Clay in Orlando after a long Ill- agement spoke on turkey shoois found the man helpless and in a onrporatic'ts. lu the above real property, to-wit: Congress and P at. Tucuday at Brisson Funexisting pursuant less . i.ng. Be Invited everyone to at* a ludicrous position. They entitled caue.; and that R. H. Lot 40, OAILA.ND HILLS, to the Federal National Mort eral Home .,'with Rev. Fred Ii Macy & Cvnu,ttnl, Inc.. a øraccording to the p1st there- gage Association Charter Act, Chn.nce of First Baptist Church He was born in North Adams. tend the October meeting of the freed him and showed him the pors.tlon, trading and doing bush of *s recorded in Plat Ilook with its principal office In the l tlich. officiating. Burial will be Iii Sportsmen's Club of Volusla He loft "passively," front door. uses as Daviscun - Marton Co. is i. I'uges Co* and 1.4, Public City of Washington. District of Osteen Cemetery. Brietuon Funhereby required to file Its AnSurvivors are two siste rs, Mrs. County. Diana said. Itecorcis of Seminole County Columbia, eral Hcme in charge. swey with the Clerk of the above Florida. The meeting concluded with _________________________________________________________ Plaintiff, r'earl Dyess, of Sanford, and named Court and to serve a has been filed against you in vs. copy thereof upon Plaintiff or the above-styiod suit, the short LAILET rs. Ethel Harder, of Gaines- a color film on fishing, a beauE. ORAHAI and Plaintiff's attorneys. whose titus of which, Is Federal Na- —_— GRAHAM. liii wife, and 'ilk. Ll.ful and informative picture names and address are: FLOG- tional Mortgage Association. a A. GRAHAM, now by including scenes in the EverBrisson Funer al ERa. TOWERS. BAILEY. JONES t-orporutinn organised under an DARBARA Home Is In & GAY, nWo Florida Title Build- Act of Congress and existing marriage BARBARA A. STEGER. harge of arrangements, glades. Defendants. C e 4 dug, .Juukeonvllle, Florida, not pursuant to the Federal NationNOTICE OF 51131' IN Chairman of the refreshment later than October &th, A. b.. al Mortgage Association Chaster $ Mt)lt'I'GAGE FOItECLOSVEE (FORMERLY WITH DOWNTOWN CLEANERS) 11*66. committee. Mrs. Mae Casten, Act, having its principal officeTOs LARRY E. GRAHAM and lot to do hi I If the Defendant H. H. Macy i n this City of Washington, Disably snack GRAHAM, his wife served a welcome & Company. Inc., trading and trict of Columbia. Plaintiff, erRoute + aided by her assistants, Lathdoing business as DaVison- ens, RAT AGERTEIL, ilL, and Burwell. Nebraska Maxton Co.. falls to Ill, and CAILOL.E D. AGERTER, his wife enine Sanborn, Hazel Christie, You. Defendants, are hereby serve its Answer by said date, Defendants, and you are requir- notified that a Complaint If u've aewfy arrived, to . Jean Bolles,, Jessie Guay, Faye Decree Pro Confesso will be en. ed to serve a copy of your An- foreclose- a curtain mortgage on icr the newest shawl, the best lured aguJust it for the relief swer or other pleading to the the following described property, Packman and Ann Cannel. demanded in th. Complaint. Compluini un Plaintiff's Attui-. hltUUtc, lying and i.cing in Semi- key. Next meeting of the Spurtsyour cb.d y synagogue, places The nature of said suit being ney, CLEVELAND. STEPHEN- vit County. Florida, to-wit: men's Club will be Oct. 5, Z:30 to atop or pertu.ps a tiouse or for the foreclosure of the inert. SON AND MIZE, Suite 61L SanLot , lilock lb. NORTH ORMen of the Church of Presby. apartment. ... flad the gag. dated December is, 1I1I, ford Atlantic National Bank the Community Center. LANDO. p.m., at a.000rdieg to what Ii recorded on December .1, 1.1*60 k4uiiding, .1'. 0. Drawer Z. Ianthereof recorded In Plot Book erian Church of the Covenant, In Official Itocord,., Volum. $117. ford, Florida, and file tilt. cr1W 1, pages 10 and 11. Public outh Orlando Drive, will meet pages 1f.- i5, public records of ginal Answer or other pleading Record. of Seminole Coun. a t 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. After a WIGS SWIPED Seminole County. Florida, cover- in the office of the Clerk of ty. Florida. Inc and encumbering the follow- the Circuit Court on or before bin been filed against Ellis teak supper, served by a cornCHICAGO (Al') you hi lug described property situated the 6th day of October, A. D., the above styled cult and you 11lIttee of the Woman of the — Kahn, a 28-year-old Miami man, Ili Seminole County, Florida, to. I1*61. it you fail to do so, a are required to serve $ copy of wit: door" pro confesso will be tak - your answer or pleading to the C htreh, there Will be a brief Laid police that his car had The East 50.45 feet of Lot en against you for the relief di- Complaint on Plstzitifro attor- b usiness meeting. een stolen from a parking area. 4i" 1r 4 ,I I 1$ and the West 64. feet z:iand.d In the Complaint. ( FORMERLY SEMINOLE CLEANERS) ucy, Joseph M. Murasko, P. 0. Speaker for th e evening will if Lot 19 in Block H of In it, be said, were wigs and This Notice shall be published box L, Fern Park. Florida, and Virginia retmu liNZlSj1 ESTATES UNIT once a week for four conescu- file the original answer or plead- be 11ev. Virgil L. Bryant, new ONE, Mexulnole County, Tier- tiv. weeks In The Sanford Hit- tug hi the office of the Clark Uiinlster of First Presbyterian wigleti worth $10,000. Box 1214 . in Ida, according to p1st that*. aid a newspaper circulated hi of the Circuit Court on or be- C Sanford U V I'1DVIVIfl V b. hurch, Sanford. of recorded In Fist nook It. Seminole County. Florida. fore the 6th day of October. 11*66. page 1, of the Public no. Dated this . -lot day of August, If you tail to Go co a. deer.s New officers of Church of the ;ljr faularb linum SANOID, FLORIDA cords; jf Eemtnole County, A D 1966. prr ourifesit. will ta• taken C twenavt elected by the Fay Wl.c. Publish" De*)y •apt SatCullFlorida. (SEAL) against you for the relief Ge644.4255 11110111111111r, bead" C0111111111116WITNESS my Itiend and the regation Sept. 11 are N. J. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. mantled In the Complaint. as es, esbIh,S Satcads. Seal of said Court at Sanford, S. Seminole Clerk of th e Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and of. Corbett, Earl Moxicy, and BoOr...lIag chrumoup Is Seminole County, Florida, this licona M. Markus. ti C. ficial seal of office at Sanford, 111 Se.f*vG MesaiL M I. wl Mere, ruling elders, and th e 1st day of September, A. U., CLIEVELAND, STEPHENSON Seminole County, this day Mlldr.d Has" ftessib Lv. •aals.td Vies. 2066. & MIZE .arvey Hale and Gooige D. of iepts,mber, 11*66. 111111 416 668-5631 (Court Su.) Attorney, for Plaintiff (SEAL) sillet, deacons. Iris_s 4:.. ...ea rats Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. V. 0. Drawer E Arthur IL Beckwith, Jr. Delton. as SsaLesl, Via. A group of the MOC will atClerk of the Circuit Court Suite 515, Pantord Atlantic NiClerk of th e Circuit Court 1iy: Dnns 3d. idarkos tiouai Batik Building Di': Donna M. Slarkos* ttmd the Fall Rally of the Men $.h.ssljtI.a Sates by . So. Han b.'putr Clerk Sanford, Florida Deputy Clerk 'i-s of St. Johns Presbytery at SaPublish Sept. 1, 3.5, it, 56, 3.965. Publi sh Sept. 6, if, 19, 1, iNS Publis h Sept. It, 668-4402 6 11*U U. weft as Irow as.. — Woodrow Cash,Owner & Operator DDE-li -DL'E-1 DDE.14 'lUte Beach Friday night. DeBary 0111111111111111111111111111111 I 1. 41 4 Library Club Names Officers At Area . . -. - .. '-:" - .. . . . . ., . . - ._.,, . '- •,. . . ,., ' '' ' . ..,." .' ..'. . . '" -.. '' . -. .:' . . '• . , .. ':- '. , L ' . ', ,. r r ' -' " tr" Elsewhere 4 :' I , ' - Sportsmen Open t;~," _4, '41 Fall Season t . __ In Dellona .,~',;,,:'--!,it~. ii I ' .. League - Voters Schedules Study Legal Notice Pitiful Burglar ' Legal Notice .. Freed By Nurses Funeral Notices Legal Notice as Wd oo rowCh resbyteria n i i4en To Hear Bryant a Announces Sanford The ' '.• OPENING Of CASH'S CLEANERS mAnuni IA kVF - Sanford Herald ,uw P o. PICK-UP & DELIVERY DRIVEIN WINDOW is? PH. 322-4933 , P ,N~ Management, Labor Pessimistic flue + Nl'W VORX (Al') — Roger + lion anti unskilled young tvni-k- enter the ma IIi't t'en in of A metIllough, chairman of the U. S. ers have awelleil the t-tlIes ican sneIc't' nii*l In sliare fully Steel Corporation, tndnv put the "with growing pockets or pov- in I he ahunda nec flint I lit' c'eon. -major blame for the overheat- erty and u ii r in p 1 n y tiicnt," onty can produce,'' But, lie ing of the eCflfltiflfl' on admink. Meany said. atui, ''decades of neglect, pvcIra lion progra ma and sharply Negroes are dciii nnding ''to Judiet' and diseriminnt hut have criticized President ,lohnscsn for trying to cool it by cutting lax incontivt,s to business. flinugh said that the Presidents proposal that Congress suspend for 16 months the seven per cent t a x credit for new plants and equipment ''just doesn't lilake sense." One of the first business lead. era to condemn the proposal after President Johnson made it on Sept. 8, lllotigh fired another blast at the plan in remarks prepared for delivery at the opening of the 50th anniversary world convocation of the National Industrial Conference board at the Waldorf Astoria lintel. "To discourage capital invcstment, to retard the growth and efficiency of production, and to weaken the competitive capacity of American industry on one hand," he said, 'while enITT. THOMAS I). Austin, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. acting minimum wage legislaI IOmCI' G. Austin, it. it. I, 1185 completed it wheeled tion th at will tend - . - to invehicle mechanic course at. FOl't •lnckson, S. C. Memcrease production costs and ber of Conipnnv H, 211d Battalion, 124th Infantry, prices, on the oilier, just doesI n't make sense." Florida National Guard, lie is (11 active duty and will return to his Guard status following special "And to single out private investment - which represents training. only a very small portion of the GNP (gross national product)— as the big coal in the fire that is causing the overheating that now disturbs us, doesn 't make sense either," Blough said. Blough pointed to the poverty program as one effort on which 1 the administration was spending too much too fast. While declaring that he deplored the fact several million Americans are earning less than $3,000 a year, Blough said that "to more than half the families on earth today an income equivalent to $3,000 a year would represent undreamed of affluence. "So although they are classified as 'poor' by government definition," he said, "it does not mean these American families are hungry, homeless or unclothed. In fact, census data show that three out of four of the so-called poor own a television set and the same number owns a washing machine - - + "Strong as our system is — 41 and great as its accomplishments have been in the past— It Is not impregnable," he said. "It can be engulfed, even by those with the best intentions; for many times those who need the super-productiveness of the market system the most seem to understand It the least." As for capitalism In general, Blough said it has performed V extremely well in comparison with communism, but whether It can survive government interference is another question. Already, he said, it "is beginning to show the furrowed lines of worry over welfarism and to reveal the effects of a considerable amount of plastic surgery performed on it by government." NEW YORK (AP) - George M e a n y, AFL-CIO president, warned today that th e business expansion boom may glut the nation's markets with goods. "The potential for a big gap between the economy's ability to produce and Its ability to buy Is developing," he said. The tight-money policies of 0 the Federal Re serve Board have not slowed down the busIncas plant expansion boom, but they have hurt the economy be cause they have the effect of raising prices, Meany said in a speech prepared for delivery at the 50th anniversary convocation of the National Industrial Conference board at the WalV dorf.Astoria Hotel. Meany feared the boom and the Federal Reserve's policies "present a serious threat to the kind of balance required for sustained economic growth." Meany's talk was entitled, "Labor Looks at Capitalism," and the conference topic was "The future of Capitalism." "Business investment in new a plants and machines is In the third year of a super boom that cannot continue. 'flie installation of these new and automated plants and machines is In. creasing productive capacity much faster than the demand for goods and services can grow under ordinary conditions," Meany said. Meany called for a better balance between wages and corporate profits. "From 1960 to 1965, corporate profits rose 52 per cent before taxes and 67 per cent after taxes — while total wage, salary and fringe benefit paytflCIltS increased only 33 per cent," be said. Displaced farmers, workers made unemployed by autumna 1 left n ittnslvc problem, panic. iiinrly whteti nutoin at ion is wiping out large tninibc'rm of tin. skilleul anti mc'tni.skllkuI Jobs In miming and itiulual ry.'' Menny credited labor's "vim. Ion" In working within flue rap, linlist systrin with bringing a better America. "The American labor mwemitent hind the vision . . - to seek and achieve improve- inetits, within flu' hnslc smite(tire of our mt-id y," Ile le qn it!. ''In 11'r process, trade unIons have served 1(i hums the economic system - And in tin mnnlzlng It, they have ninth It stronger and more prosperous." 'hue 4,200-memlier conference hoard is an Industrial and husiness fact-flmutllng group. The convocation c' n d a Wednesday night. Sept. _19,1¶H(i WIpent,tiirirrnti 7'/,f;I?E --- - 411 1:1 'A IFAyoPU Page 8 HAIR RIO. 1.49 50 FOR A — T ___ . GOLD CREST OVER the DOOP HANGER k ICE . dmwww~ ALL METAL ... NEEDS NO SCREWS, HOOKS or NAILS. HOLDS SEVERAL GARMENTS CREAM COMPARE £UOITID FIAVOIS r 3 1 6ev Ladies . CORY GLASS COFFEE MAKER with NON-SKID _~ 1. 1~~ 199 'k '" .Ir~ 'II 44c 'NJ1tf ' 3 .• ~~ 1~ PERFECTFOR I WHITE, :PINK e BLUE .,, LOUNGING . AFTER BATH, ETC. '. A tsirrCNN FLOWERED WALL PLAQUE BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE AND GOLD FINISH! REAL. SPACE SAVER! . ONLY . I 38c - 1:. •. -.• ,,,.... GRILL Completely Demountable I DIMENSIONS 16" DIAMETER iuuçiirI It S Nickel chrome finish legs .gs *Flashing black enamel firs bwI 11 '' FACIAL TISSUE RIO. 29 ....°. op uiumts , MtTAi. uc ciMIOSSID 01510$ ANSCO 8MM LI 16c (Limit - V + I with Coupon thru W.d.. Sept. 21) . . KEG. -. 4% SYRP II I - .. 39c - DAYLIGHT A*Tlit,i3HT I88 COCOA MAT COUPON WASTEBASKET STURDY. UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC 20 quart COMPARE AT 98c V. - MAStS DILICIOUS HOT OIOC. • O1A1 ON ICC CICAM (Limit I with Coupon thouW.d., Sept. Ill HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY I' MOVIE FILM CHOCOLATE 1 118 LYDIAGREY...200's.2PLY SNYDERS- Vi I.B. . 1 COMP. AT I.9 WOWT lUST - FADS OR SiSAL NOtOS TO LU. ' .' area. 322.6231 & 322.0861 AT 4.95 BUCKET -i" couPo O.74Z 22 U a 1. 2 99 CHARCOAL 11 New Chevy-Van in two olin for '6? ... aew VS pow, too! o uO.t93 COMPARE portable COLL'(E Now you can get a !( Chevy-Van 90 with 209. There's brand new low-cost Chevy-Vant cubic-foot cargo breed of Chevy trucks All new for '67 is the Both sizescan be your Chevrolet deal. Chevy-Van 108 with equipped with bustling cr's, so stop by soon! 108" wheelbase and YSpower—a big 283 V8! whopping 256-cubic-foot And both can be had In load space. Or pick the Sportvan versions. 1.49 VALUE88C NELSON 16" BAR-8-0 '--.. 14 1'lifiui ft 'Tr II II I - PlanoTacki. Box -.- - I - LIGHTWEIGHT UNSHAXASU PtASTIC. .. -.-........ ..,. -, ~.... (: - ii~ I II NittY lUlLS C$IW.V*5 1000' mIutu3 - COMPARE AT d9c / - I QUIRED FOR JUST ONE. COMPLETE SPRING TEN- almost anything! 4009move 4m HANG FOUR SKIRTS IN THE SPACE USUALLY RE. 0%. Instrument panel and sun visor and others. The new '67 Chevy pickup looks so good and I. built so well you can use It for Nowl-ellew •,,,,,, HANGER _4 S...., ' SKIRT 4 TIER MULTIPLE METAL f • aIS$ 'S5UWI, - fl U SANFORD LIMIT TWO PLEASE TERRY SCUFFS - % G..K 2215 WEST FIRST STREET 2PNT.27c 11 . IT. . . . T.R.0. $....F ----r - SWIFTIS at IIt - f, '1 - 49c 25, Orlando. Florida UFI.7t1!F'I h- 1q1 89c FACT TOOTHPASTE II - 66 Seaford, Fl., II ' LIST 1.19 LIMIT ON! ANACIN TABLETS MORE LOAD SPACE ON A LONGER WHEELBASE! I1 IJ ! llItii VI _ j) MJ lox' SPRAY LYS OL NEW' LE0"'Q"E1V ALL-Ste CNLVY.VAS *1 0$' WWULIAU) 66 ALKA SELTZER '1 i ONE" 63c as i LIME? OHS LIMIT ONE COOPER HEARING AID CENTER Here'sthebrandnew'67 too. Newbodysheetmetal tailgatelatch. Chevy pickup! It's strik- resists rust better. There's And the attractive new ingly new in styling. Lower, a new all-steel pickup box, color-keyed cab interior I. sleeker, its trim appearance also, with full-depth double. roomier. Also, there's better puts many cars to shame. wall side panels and tail- visibility plus added safety And this one's tougher, gate. And a new one-hand features such padded + C REGULAR AND TUESDAY A.M. St., rn. SHAMPOO 14 OZ. C HG. 1.00 SPRAY EXTRA HOLD. 1401. at KADER JEWELERS Church WHITE RAIN WHITE RAIN STOP IN 1. LOTION OR CLEAR TONI LIMITED SUPPLY OF HIGH QUALITY EYE GLASS AID AT 33 '/. OFF 27 AND SC 46 U I Sale Prices Good Thru Wednesday BEHIND THE EAR AID ill South Park Ave ALE HWY. 1142 NOT $200 $1 U 117$01400A to. _A0 _1111111111111111~~l SEE & TRY THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ONLY PLAZA . HARD OF HEARING NOT $300 AN IS !)RU(,SNP,4R YOU.,. 29 (Limit I with Coupon thou .Wü., Sept. - 21) ' k 4- a 14- IQOS COCOA IISM 4ANDWOvtN.LQM)LAS1IM$ COMPARE 31 AT 1 __ ~ ~. ~ I *, - - L - : ____ __ - A ~~ ~ ... 4. r I . . ,~ ,'?! "''4;~. e.__J ..*' ". 2 . '.I .. i — ~.: r. , ~ . ~ --------------~~~__ -+ .t'. .--* I... I,_ .I __., ~ . ,~ .. .. \\ . . .. - ~ , . :—.-*:'.7 : ; I 1 ~I I . .r:ç +; •4: ,.;' + H --— ~_ . . *:,r �$ -.. -.. ,. I ,'.Air ~i 1__L ~_ I Tomorrow the County Commission is expected to make public Its long-await, ed road program for the coming fiscal priority over the many sand and clay roads In the county. We are now "14e-slicing"equa1lIng year. road work for each commissioner. For the past few weeks we have been These are the important. projects and we hearing reports of the board members hope the commission tilke.p them into touring various county roads from Dis- consideration. trict 1 through District S. The resurfacing of Benrdall Ave: We have heard that County CommisLake Mary fll"d. extension—new consion Chairman John Alexander said struction near the school and into the that ,to politics" would enter Into this interchange; year's road program The Longwood-Markham road east of We have heard District 3 County the 1-4 overpass; Two miles of the same road one mile Commissioner Lawrence Swofford say "politics 'has always entered Into the north and one mile south; program." Wymore Road (Sr. 436 south of the And so the charges and counter Orange County Line to Interstate 4; charges go on and on and will continue. Weston Road also called the Little And we forget about the roads. Wekiva Road; Now the County Commission has apNorth Street or .Inckson St. (both are propriated only $220,000 for materials access roads to Rosenwald School.); to resurface, rebuild and construct We understand there are many, many roads during the 1966-67 year. other roads that need improvements. The board has made up a list of some These listed above must be done dur20 projects and it would take some- ing the next fiscal year if we hope to thing like $500,000 if all the work on get more industry here and take care these roads is accomplished, our school children. Something has got to give. We urge the board to carefully conin our opinion there are seven pro- sider these seven projects. jects that should and must be given We wait to hear their reply. S. _F Dr. Crone's "I Wouldn't Exactly Call It a Perfect Fit!" We Wait On The Commission 1.: , / "' '. . . 1ç&? 7'. " P •.. ' . I ic youngsters, na il biters ami her "Fear Party." eye teacher (and parent) should nuwhblinkers, calmed down so that at the next PTA do likewise, for $'Clct meet thg, the mothers sked dreads, long unoIeed, me what 1 had done to tree produce adult neurotics and th eir youngsters from such he. even Insnnft-! I in it a I c hni Linda's cKscrnom pachia. "Di'. Crane, I wish von would .,. try and free your youngsters stress your 'Fear Party' Idea from unneccessary tension. from time to time, for I feel Send for the booklet below! "- . it Is a wonderful way to get CASE A-MI: I,inda B., aged chil d re n to rela, " 27: Is a third grade teacher. In psychiatry we have long Dr. Crane, she began . I realized the value of having S. • decided to try your 'Pear .F patients bring their inner fears ,ill.;,. Party' stzgg'estjon with my out into the open. class. \\'e urge them to verbalize . "So we took an hour on Fri- their phohia and obsessions, day aftern oon for this new for when t.hi is done, they are kind of party. already half cured! .. I began by telling the Catholic priests have apprepupils th .:' at when I was their elated this value of the Con. age, I was terrified by mice. "And when may brothers For most people have the learned of that fact., they made egotistical belief that their ox:, life miserable for me. perienees are unique in the his. ;.. /' ABut, when I went to college, tory of mankind. I finallyworked • in .'ue psSo, when they fear somechology lab with white mice thing. they falsely Imagine and overcame this early fear. that. they are freaks, sissy or "Then I casua ll y asked the . . chicken." children if any of them were Fathers often enhance this scared h lightning or snn).. attitude in their children by or the dark, etc. boldly innsing Ruflik ne1r One little girl put tip oun childhood successes ' and her hand and confessed that hraer y. she was petrified b the dark. But those same dads conven"She said she would cry ientjv forget the "chicken" herself to sleep if the ligh ts episcc]es in th eir past, for UnPlesisnnt things drop out of timidly raised our his hand and told us he WHS It would he well for all you deathly afraid of deep water, 4 LI '. .. ' ____ .: . 1. . . . . .•• • '..,.' . • . .. v •., fl ,,, ,.c ..•. .,• , ,.r • • . '/$.'l• - , . - - . . ,. •. .. '- . - .•• .. . . •,,,, .. I ,, - -- RayCromley Political Notebook •'• . ',!:' ' ' I . 4" I I to • , , - I • • r '" 1 -. . • • . • -, ( •' '-' i • / • ' ', ,, - p.uii... link Ins C in-c' Ic l's rk ( l'i,ic', e'st ), '%'''dul''scluI%' lluitoti, 1.1', put)., (' 11 4111, fl,-i'i.' I ; fill) cliuneluig, 'I'S Ii.,))., UI vii' ("ntc'u; - sqi ill re cintuec' I.'ss'n,s, 7-8 11.111" C ivic ( '.'vut en-; st-eight lift lag, 4-1', :80 ,, vn., ( 7, 1101P Ilri'ss'c'r. 'I'Iiit iu'i,i' - 11111( m . $ 1', ('lvii' 'sat c's-; cbs n-rn classes, In,' gitlu, i-f, '.in. ( 10. ('s'ntc's; niluult. t'c I'll ill is', 9 n.m. to ( iultiirnt Arts Cc'ntc'i'; 14.1111i., lt'asc,,,,, '1-5:1 1' p.ni., 'lute' Iii ut," lice' tent ion 1)1 itch or J im .li'u'nignn atelil. V,'elelv si'iueilule is its It'l1IIu lindtiy ---Union, 4-6 p.m. tit, ( 'ust It, l!t-eii'et' Court, weight. lift mm -, 4.5:80 p.m. (,cstlo Ibt'i.wi.i-. Tuesilny InIon 4-5 p.m., Civic Center: ballet., 4-5:15 1.111., CivIc' Center; i,nile't 4. 6 :31I )1.tll., Castle Ilrt'uvc'u'; nilult ce'cancies, 7-I0 11.11%., ('til (un-al Arts Cen ter (1"ifth I St teeth ; tennis elnsses, .1-11:16 --- • , - ni)(su, lciv t Illelittit Ps rk InlJnt -I- pnrtrnc'nt will offer many spe(rntae"t the reereatjon f1": 15 p.m., Civic renter: ballet-, ('181 events throiihnut the fall partment offkø for toll d.ta11 4-5:80 ,,,u,., Castle Hrewor. I nn any scheduled programs. F'ridsly - -Wc'Ight. lifting, 1. r,::lcu j,,uis,, ('satli, fin-owen-;rifle Johnson , 'Prez' Is Godfather (Iii)', 4.5:80 p.m., Castle HrewwASIIINGT(iM (tIPf) ekowhere. en-; ;siniis, classes, •i-r,:8rh p.m., I Coiirtontcv Valenti's baby byeThe (;hiof ecutive served ('ie'ic' ('s'viter; teen, ec'rnrnic, 45:80 pin.. Ctillimil Arts Cent. thor, John f,ynrinn, was hnptized lea erie of the godfathers for the Thursday and guess who show- 6.week.nld son of Mr. and Mrs. ill'. 'ti lit, el:iy-----Tcuuriis lnqonq, 2- id up as a godfather? .Isek Valenti at it half-hour I p. m., (hslcisl,rirr, t',i uk. The "Pros," a't 8-year-old Roman Catholic ceremony at In ,dllt inn to the above Cocirtenay knows him, or Presl- the resident of the apotnIIe sw iii'd tIle, l ilt- Uc'e n-en tk'n lie. dent Johnson, as he's known delegate. --- I) ¼ REI'OWIS were heard from Sharon I)enipsey and James 13acchn at a meeting of American Legion Icnmrial Post 256 of Casseiberry and the Auxiliary Unit on their experiences at Girls State and Boys State in Tallahassee. (Herald Photo) ,.. I '- 4 Dick West . %) $ • - " -''"p at ] •' . - Area Needle I • Guild Chapter . Sets Meeting Ill B I G S avi B b utchers. O On 'Your 's • School Needs! - - New I Learn to FLY ! - O - — A REAL ACHIEVEMENT! . • . . . . . . . . . . I ,,. 1g itfnrb itrrath 1. Ida, to-wit: COOLING SYSTEM the , Block '[1", plat thereof as recorded Plat Book 11, Paige *5, Public Recordp of Se:,inule County, Florida. the fohluwh'ig w it It t't C hi.-r tt- In5 of property which are lo- in oi Flng Seminole Ranch wu GU ELICTEIC W WHOLE HOUSE HAltI'JNY hOMES, a'e.ordlng to READERS 11 • iildings, and the Governor's anslon where they were re• 'ived by Mrs. linydon Burns. Sharon sang in the Girls State oir and heard talks by urni. ?rsit3' professors on the various iases of government. Alter the reports the post and ixiliary separated for their 'gular business meetings. Post Commander .Tack Rayon announced appointment of mniittee chairman as follows, ichard Lusk, membership; cr1 Stoddard, house; Arthur Watley. post activities; Rayon. publicity: Kenneth Green, rvice officer: John Angel. mericanism; Elmer Helms. .hletic: Lucas Grile, child 'ei• re. and Kenneth Walbridge, vii defense. Winners of the attendance 'ize and donors were William Ider, Buckhorn Bar; Hibbard isselberry, Burger King; Rich-d Lusk, Hotis Grocery, and iarles Pierce, Domminik's eusage. Mrs. Kenneth Green presided her first meeting as the new 'esident of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Harold Kryder, Amennism Chairman, proudly anuunced the essay submitted by rverly Riley winner of the ntest sponsored by the unit at tuth Seminole Junior High hool, has received second ire in the state. She is the tughter of Mr. and Mrs, 0. L. ley. formerly of English states, now living in Georgia. Members of the unit voted to ntinue their support of the say contests in the South minole Junior High and Lynn 111gb School. The theme for this year's nericanism essays are, in the inior High, "The Need for Patotism," and in the Senior gh. "Man's Greatest Respon)ilit3'." Pressbook chairman, Mrs. ona rd Casselberry, reported itt framed VIP Awards from c Department have been pronted by the unit to Publisher titer Gielow of The Sanford ra1d and Marion Harmon of lando Sentinel. Presentations re made by Mrs. Kryder, umediate past president. Mrs. Green reported on the itional Convention which she d her husband attended In rushington, D. C. She had the asure of seeing Florida's st National Auxiliary presint, Mrs. Genevieve Ryan of Lauderdale, Inaugerated. ey also enjoyed two other hlights of the meet—the drum d bugle corps contest and the rade. !ollowing adjournment of esday night's meeting doughts, coffee and soft drinks re served. foreclosure dated September 34th, 1466, and entered in Chancery Cast No. 10 .1 13of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Cireuit in and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein TIM flOWERY SAVJN(iS DANK, a New York Plaintiff and is corporation, AL6CEE FAItItIilt, a mingle man, Defendant, I will cell to the liigheit and beat bidder for cash at the (rout door of the Seminob County Courthoube, at Sanford. Florida. twelve o'clock noon Lot . . • OVER ALiCEE FARRIER. a cloglo man, Defendant. oJ'JCE ()J4 SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Decree of on theUth day of September, following described I D66, the i-cal estate located, situate and being in $eu,lnoie County, }"irjr. — ! York corporation, Plaintiff, "C. . 11 Legal Notice IN THE CUICII'I COIYIIT OF THE NINTH J1flCIAL, ('IIInIT, IS AND ron 5IMl%01-1 COUNT Y, FLORIDA CHANCERY NO. I13 THE BOWERY SAVINGS DANK, — val By MARYANN MILES The Lockhart Chapter of Needle Guild of America will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Forest L.ke Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Forest City with Mrs. William Sheard as hostess for the day. Mrs. Earl Howell, president, extends invitation to attend to all women in the area wishing, to contribute their time in sewing for the needy. There is a special shortai,e at this time in any type undergarment for little boys and donations of material or clothing will be appreciated, Mrs. Howell states. The Guild Is nondenominational and membership Is open to any interested woman. - - SPEC LAL SOLO By JANE CASSELBERRY Lyman Ilign School seniors, Sharon Dempsey of North Orlando and James Bacchus, of Lakewood Shores. reported to a joint session of American Legion eIemorial Post 256 and the Auxiliary on their exciting weeks attending Girls State and Boys State in Tallahassee this summer. They were sponsored by the Casselberry Post and Auxiliary. Jim stated in his talk that he learned more in one week at Boys State that from all his social studies courses put together. He gave a resume of his activities while there as a member of the "Nationalist" Party. Jim worked on the Boys State Newspaper after being appointed city reporter. As city attorney he tryed the counselor and later tried the counselor and later Along with the fun, the boys had an eighteen hour day of work and study. He attended the school of legislative procedure and the school of law. Jim finished in the top 10 per cent of the latter. While serving as reading secretary in the Senate. Sharon was appointed to fill a vacancy as Senator. While in Tallahassee she stayed on the campus of Florida State University, visited state . . AAORE kYs TO PL Y Lyman H'16 Delegates Report On Confabs • k. • j ' - . •' • . . .. . . . -------- ' • .4- ' IF This week's celebration of the masterminding of air operations blitz did not do that. What ,., , ._ lPth anniversary or the Indep. in Southeast Asia by civilian J the blitz accomplished was to endent U. S. Air Force should politicians in Washington, D.C. so outrage the British people President John.qon is the clvi. that they were ready to fight , '.• be rescheduled as a day of han mastermind, as is proper on the beaches, in the streets mourning—or perhaps a day of in a society committed to the and in the fields rather than to Atonement for misuse of I idea that the military shall be surrender. So it seems to be in under civilian control. American alrpower. North Viet Nam. BruceBiossat Much that Gen. Billy Mitchell But what to do if political Something is wrong same fought for 35 years ago against considerations or civilian stra- wherewhen the air power that tegy an shackle a weapons sys- blasted Germany in World War Army and Navy stupidity Is .Ads and mothers tti have R pped off into it Ing lost by the modern genera- tern at; to deprive It of any Ills unable to overcome a l!ttle I "Fear Part'.%` at the dinner hole a -year before and had altion of Air Force brass. The Air chance at all to perform its country with fewer resources table and thus let your youngmost. drowned, than the state of New Mexico. Force is being undercut by fad- mission? WASHINGTON (SEA) sters realize that you, too, — historians its he goes. . he could easily have German misuse of Hitler's Whet is wrong was suggested log public confidence. Dr. Crane, before the hour were once timid, shy or fearTo the degree his citizen rambled on expansively for half was over, evenybod i air superiority in the British just less than a year ago by C nmpairning in mid.1966, Lynh( All of Defense Secretary bert S. McNamnra'z consider- blitz may be the perfect exam- Gen. Curtis E. Lemav, then re- d on Raines Johnson most of the listeners and the practiced oh- an hour. He halted his usual tire class had eagerly recount- flifl etc. ed some kind of fear. able prestige has been raised pie of what goes on In South- c'ent.ly retired as Air Force t irne is at his heat. around the servers find Lyndon Johnson closing surge at 10 minutes. east Asia. 'Until this 'Fear Party' all • So send for my booklet The blitz was intendchief of staff. Said Lemay: our of sundown, • against manned aircraft i0 z,0u back PacK can hardly .arui likable, fascinating and somee the children had carefully lockock- 'How to Control the Ernomodern weapon. President John- ed to blast the British to the"We are hitting the wrong " enclosing a mpThe pressure of the thty'* times funny, they seem to he eus' for him. The earthy, folk- ed inside themselves their se. plUcked schedule is gone. Mel. responding son supports McNamara. who knees in prayer for peace. The I targeLs." ' to the incredible 53', corny utterance Is ,lohnson cret phobias, feeling it would ed, return envelope, Plus 20 )Witig warmth has seeped the acknowledged presiding gencents Use it wi th your ch ilinto weight of his pers uasive eff orts, natural vein, recognizably more make them appear sissy or dren' im from the faces of smiling to the main force ius of the Johnson administragenerates, suitable to bun than e over, th he babyish if they admitted such mericans who came out to see tion. .. . ia ri4 Ua,fli,+ i'"'''b LIV rears. 1-Ic never stops woriing, he heir president. The people But more than McNamara's once thought would convey the "But now it had become ressing around the platform never stops moving about, he digrJt3' of the presidency. But misconfidence Is destroying pubrarely stops talking and he popular to indulge in a group lie confidence In the U. S. Air The Lighter Side re putting off th eir dinners to never stops trying to convince corn In large volume is mdi- confessional, so they were Force. The performance of the ear him. th e American people that all gestible. The President in 1966 doubly eager to get their hugsU. S. Air Force, plus Navy and WASHINGTON (UN) — would ho. Shoving aside his now-finishboos out in th e open. this ouiowing energy is good has begun to ration it, ) Cld speech, interlocking the finEver so slightly, helped possi. Marine In Viet NamFeeis a You probably have been decal The decals were applied di- g 'And the results have been or them and merits not just shocking Air, disappointment. ers of his big hands, he says: bly by seasoning in office, he remarkable. their thanks but their warm apstickers on uto, bumpers bearrectly to her epidermis. Which, ble is the word for it. "I'll ask your Indulgence is also damping down his furl"For example, a couple of Where can the nation look for in g such messages as "Stamp eliminated the need for knots, 'hue I talk about some of the proval of him as a man. ems energies. Yet they, in still the Though It may outrage boys had been bullies in some protection if U. S. air effective. Out Hangnails," "Reelect Judge buttons, strings, straps and uings that are on my heart." immense sum, appear the big British tailors, it is somehow the past but now they became ness in Viet Nam Is a fair Crater" or "See The Under- other types of fasteners. What comes out may emerge reason this "man without a more agreeable, probably be. I curiously appropriate that this measure of Air Force capabihi- water Indian Village at Butter- Gcrnreich was quoted as say- j om any corner of his heart, lag that cIecal to he worn on h at time after time it is the out-sized president should oc- style" registers with Americans cause they didn't feel the need Lies. If that Ineffectiveness is milk Springs, Fin." as well as he does, to prove to themselves that casionahly be garbed in 1$ due to causes beyond Air Force Well, it V.'L$ revealed this Milady's rib cage would be b iggest problem weighing weighing on . -. siren suits. rroportions 'too ' control, these causes should be week that Itudl Gernreich, the available to the public. There him: neatly gauged could not, anyexplained before the public loses fashion designer who invented 15 no need, however, for anyone "I'd like the world to he made WHY, contain energies that spill confidence altogether In the air the topless bathing sui ts, has to wait. of three billion free souls over so readily. With a national election corn- -free people . - if you turn arm and moves to remodel the created a new use for decals. Not that the President is exfly boys Into doughboys. At a style show in New York, ing up, political headquarters j other cheek in Viet Nam, hihiting no new restraints in There Is much suspicion, sup- one of his models came out can be found on almost every 'hut lint do you do when India calls 1966. 'o years ago the bull. ported by some evidence, that wearing the bottom half of a All a girl has to do o you? Or the NATO nations, horn became almost a natural the Air Force pratfall In Viet bikini and some decal strips before going to the beach or o r the hemisphere nations, or Nam has been caused by the where the top half ordinarily pool is stop by and Pickup a this to a Jewish audience) lit., appendage. Today It is always ,,q a-.1 near, but he reaches for it less '_u Il 4Lbu IN CKellb. e Israel. often. If she prefers a bipartisan "No, you do what's right. YOU His sundown evangelism, approach, she can paste Demo. Herald Area Correspondents 4( tep your commitment. You much us he obviously still loves cratk' decals on the right ud Lund up for freedom, whatt''tr i i jl l i i Altamonte Springs Geneve it, is usually kept under tighter c;oP decals on the left. Or vice it' price . . Hail the Mrs. Julia Barton Mrs. .los. E. Mathieux country limit now. At one recent New versa. 'as against Lincoln, when ht England stop, after a mere . 536-1318 849-5205 in New York, which ha a us SO right." two-and-a-half-page prepared Bear Lake-Forest City three-man race for governor, Lake Mary Sonic kind of an are goes out Mrs. Maryann Miles this might present some prob. Mrs. Frances Wester his listeners, and comes back_ lenis . Neither is it recommend. 938-3678 822-6219 he elements in it puzzle even td in one-party states. K70 Cassulberry ie most, practiced PresidentLake Monroe Fainilj ar s According to the' fui.I.ion reMrs. Jane Carn.ciberry ft a. Mrs. H. L. Johnson J)orter whose account of the 888-5046 The President knows and uses 822-4722 By WALTER C. PARKES style' 5)10w 1 read, Genreich's 1 of the orator's devices but . as. Chuluota Back-Tom A justice-of-the-peace marristiek-o Longwoad are the natural out. Mrs. Liza linker 'hloni dothey make a happy age sometimes initiates a lifeMrs. Donna Estes growth of the trend toward 365-5198 end for him. U.S. soldiers in long fight by the happy cou838.8317 shorter skirts, Swooping neckDcBar' jet Nam are always "our boys pie. lint's, ventilated midriffs and it there in the' rice paddies." North Orlando Mrs. John Leone C ' sUch. Mrs. Marhlyni' Peterson 668.4881 alting at a roadside hamlet, The gal who says she can As more' and more of the 11 8284)801 Delti,nn talks of the "glories of read a man like a book is quite female' su perstruc'ture Iieuve Osteen Mrs. Mil dred Haney into view, it becomes subject to merica." Again and tegaiti he apt to wind up on the shelf. Mrs. Clarence Snyder 668.5361 ' ' ' • SAVE YOUR shopping time and stretch decorutio . Cosmetic companies ;ks: "What ('tiler country 822-4R41 Enterprise ould you trade for this?" Busiest thing on earth—an your budget in buying Back To School :1 are now bringing out malce-up Mrs. lUtchir Harris Oviedo Long since weary, surely, of idle rumor. cloth., and supplies, and Fail household for the entire body as well as 668-5834 0 C Miss Ruth Daidso ing told he has no "style" as needs. Do it the easy, thrifty way with the face. 668-4604 man and a speaker, this huge 365-3651 th. aid of this newspaper! A handyman Is the perenPresumably there wi ll soon an with the great ear lobes nial bachelor wives invite to be a line of rib rouge, shoulder AS YOU TURN Its pages these days you'll Mlunges on, fighting for the fill out a lopsided guest list, JQL Polish, spinal 1naac5r, pelvis discover the smartest, best-value clothes for teem of the historians and • . . powder, thigh hudow and so on school and college, the finest merchandise lfat b r'atI ill trying to win over most Tail-gating can be a prelude down the anatomy. for your family and home, and bargain. the country's 195 million non- to pearly-gutjng, ;•, All of this will impose a trepacked grocery ads that offer dollar-savings Page 4 Sanford Herald Sept. 19, 1966 iii1ous burden on husbands .very time you buy foods. wal/I'Eu a. WEI.taW, LIIi'iflK LSU •t'UtlIt*je wiwn their wives come up to FM*SK 5'UU*LIE, 0$r.slaU.e •Si Maea YOUR NEWSPAPER serves you best In them at a cocktail party and LAMITS. I*$MEL OMbU'I' £LLAsLia another way with all its thrilling news, Asuota.t. Editor Advertising Director SHOPPING whisper, "is my make-up on FMEI) WA PELT pleasing pictures and entertaining features! koa GREES I straight?" SAVINGSManaging Editor Advertising Ma.sajor Which makes it a wonderfully enjoyable DORIS 'iLLl*1 The poor guys won't know JASIE SUOEM*Kfl Pay the Cost of newspaper, as well society matter as a valuable shopping uutnsai Manager "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" where' to look first. oorrsg AVITIS rseav guide that saves you far more than it costs! Your Newspaper City Editor Geroreich's decals wi ll coinMechanical Bupt. .JIIUT WELLS Many Times Over BILL %'t$OET SPECIAL $5.00 plicate mutte rs still further, Ooutp Editor Starr Photographer When a lady notices people INT1ODUCTION ?uU1iwd mtIy escape Saturday. Sunday and Christmas; publshsd Sta ring at her, he won't know bturdy pr.o.dlng Christmas. whether eth e's coming unzipped VRICZI?11Oa a.*'ras or unpeeled. COU*SL . i Botu. Delivery lie weak ______ NEW CESSNA TRAIMU 512J0 Psi Hear *I 55.00 1 Y.i. $11.50 1 Year NEW AIR TAXI CUTIRCATI COflRS ENTIRE VS. IS I MOSthI 5.15 $ Months MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 1.50 1 Mouths 1.00 * Months 50,000 1.00 1 MOnth BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.00 1 Mouth U. a. Postal amgulaUofl. provide that all aaIi subsorlptlgaa hI paid In adranne. ESSO PIPER CNUOKU "leo' The Herald is a member of the associated press which I. entitled AVIATION *v*.su u aciush.Iy to Uie us. tar r.publloa.tioa of all Ui. 1ca.1 aaws printed PIODUCTS TRAINING 0* AIR TAXI In this a.wspap.r. Entered as eaooad class matter October 31, 1535 at the ?cat Otflcs 1x2 of b..nturd, r*orlda. under the At of rre.k -f M.r.h ---- I iawv means I column by 2 inch.s. No part any material, news or i.rttsftig at th is edition • a £or an •-I To T00 small Tb. hsnlord geraLd may be reproduced In any manner written psr*asu of Ui0 publisher of The MOraid. Lap 1nIvIoasl flgfics or effective? Youre or firm rSsponslbI. for such rproduoUou wiLl be uoasider.d a.. 3 MILU UST OF OVMDO Lie %4M .s Tbo ON HIGHWAY 419 asppTibt and wW be MI liable tar TSIUIn9 71111 on. 1 andar the law. _____ -- '' ____________________ •. - - , ____________ '' . ,'... . - -r1-;1to, - ,. • - 16 r 14 Snnfoi'l ri't'ti'it inn 'kini-t ine'iit Is o(ft'i lug it lieu- ire yinii'tv Of ynutli nwrentlnn silly4I ffles heuInuiituir tills week. with I t full si'hi'iule of i'i- iuunins at I'nt ii 1.4't'i'e'n (liii i't'iit ,'t's. "'l'ht' sui'ee'uit i 'iii elnss-t y1e' ni't'jtteie whji')i will mcmiii', ballet, lent on, •'oEnm li's. ehnrm class, hip elunelnir anil tennis lessons. with nil tech lvii les frets 10 the citizens of Sienfeirel. Speclitl elniises will lee nffei'c'd Iii 1)111th) lust 1.110 iOfl iutiil stinn-e' . .. - ' - ' . fl \ ) ,, . . CON6 a;~ Day Of Mourning Ll • • U - - '-' -' ( 0 ' . 11 I - 4 I I 4 ' lyle C. Wilson Says: - 1. Rec Program Offered Bv C ity th ..., - .....• L ___ 1111 1i I1ne 1 '• *. I. - I Linda tells about the won- they w afraid. "Several of my most neurni. derful results th at followed -. rrsth Sept. 19, 1966 7_ ,L ' ,. ",I" C-41inic Won' - *atituiri Iir - -- ' ., I 1% D rated in anfi ure pr,niin.'ui(2y in. atalle'I as it part of t he 1w1aruvttiitfltb on said land: lisa Wail Jlea.terc eald property licing the same a. i-c: forth la the Final Decree of fort IeUte. Dated thi, lit), tiuy or 5LJtL'tJI ufl- :-. ies. ( jS Arthur 11. ihekwitb, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court J3; Donna M. Markos I)t-puty Clerk lu1.3tch Sept. ill, D . .. J SALES & SUVICI 322-6562 WALL PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1007 SANFORD AVI. — I I 0 ML 1 0 M , 11 P t &L1IJ$ A$T1TY USKYS 011IVW — MK= *MO TPIRU SIPW4IER 21 LATEST $1,000 WINNERS REG. 09v 6-Mi. 12-ox. No R.Ivn 8th. FISCHER Limit 2 J. E. BUNCH, Sr. E. T. BUGGS MONTICELLO, FLORIDA CYRILLA REGULAR 45 MRS. HERMAN BLAND STATESBORO, GEORGIA VERNA MATHEWS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA SHIRLEY DUCE MONTICELLO, FLORIDA .. WGULM 29g.. 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Th. ,- first quarter was a defensive battle, and neither tefllfl :' • " . v-us able to get its offense working. in the second quarter Titusvil le scored an ii ten-yard run by Phil Edwards, who picked up a fumble and scampered around right end for the touchdown. The extra point attempt failed and Titusville led at halfti me, f to 0. time, The third quarter WUS strictly a defensive struggle. Neith er team could generate any offertive offensive drives, in the fourth quarter th e Terriers took to th e air and began to ZflDV(t. After a sustained drive of 38 yards, Phil Edwards bit Danny . Quinn with a 14-ya1d scoring puss linger Adkinsi kicked th e extra point and 'l'ltwivlll e led 13 to 0. Sanford then roared back, tot- In the fourth quarter When I ?tlark Cnolo Intercepted a pass an the Sanford 40-yard IInt. Buddy Stumpf th en engineered the first successful offensive drive of the evening for th Seminoles. Stump! hit Mike: e Long with a pass for a WyUTd gain and Ee1ty Ogden followed i . ,, -,--.- ' - - - - SEMINOLE'S KELLY OGDEN leads interference for quarterback Buddy Stumpf as he sweeps k it and ngiiirisl the Titusville Terriers. p ell Be illerald Photo) - _____ tter . a ' -, - I. - ' - :-' ' 1' - . - - . - '. ' . '' ' ' -- - - - , . .. ' . . - - - - - - - - - ' - -' - ' , .. .1 Z " ' ' -, , W. - - - - -* - ''; ' - ': .• -. * - - . ., * - V. .' - - •2-; ' -- - ., 'S - .'. -, U . - - - , . . ''I" - C 111(olf"F Mike L'ong was ton litte lo sorbed (Herald Photo) I (flt ii al r''' I - ''-" ' ' h- ' ""- "'-r Without RON WELLONS wh i catsKL1 a ~ Oh I tilt- first 111LIV from scrim- I c ' ' ___ oil(, ol the' Tilt, PAT attempt was stoppe - f $ atwp Legal CA Best Soccer Team — aftft.os IV o ~w Soviets ave . . . . a 11 9 vu. 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SWEET 10 SWEETENER Grid Results I :J -t-- poodkwtiao pt. lS, ~ ./ ,~o- - -- Moss Didn't E nj o y Panther Win itodger McFarland set a CFL Orlando ran back' four kick rt'cos'd by pilfering four Panther offs with razzle-dazzle handoffs passes, while all-League line- and reverses that were good for backer Saui Fernandez litter- 47. 34. 38 and 08 yards. 'flue 911yarder wits 13111 Bray's fourth edited atuiothe•r. 27. quarter touchdown dash imme' The Victory, achieved on a yard field goal by Don Jonas diately following Charleston's with 13:02 gone In the sudden' score which tied the game mit leston. But O,-lam.do Cathi Pu's-ry death overtime, also marked the 17-17. Norfold uiiuve-d Into third 1)15CC Moss said , hat he didn't t'rijoy first oru'rtime victory for Coach in the East by defeating Pidlathe game'. delphia 38-31 on a touchdown o fun beating YOUE Moss. "It's said, "but that's Wicket Coach Ken Carpenter puss from Junior Edge to Paul friends," he particularly disappointed Duda late in the game to break hat this garime is all about.' wasn't a 31-31 tie. Moss co:ripliuie'nted the Rock- with his t,euin'b •formtflØ.'e Brooklyn won Its first gains of clii, the ti'tt&fl he coached to it 'I think today we showed we the season by romping uve's' 15-U record and the champion best," Carpenter said Wheeling 45-27 with quurterbut'k Were (lie last year. said hat 1w thought were after the game and indIcated 1w Tout Kennedy throwing (tine Iii' jiliSM'S seen'ing mid hahllmn.'k to ft-It time Rockets would meet Orhut tied out vttksiesS4'5 ltut'ktl Browning running I'mpostseasoui division Chuck his tre-ngths, jmartir'ularly the hindu in the wni. two al pLaf. By TIlE ASSOCIA'I'E!) 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". . q ueretUylhti ,.,.,vsd 1r - urid Standings •sauIssSss....g..,,. a ' IVP TOP VAtUTAIA'S - i a - W.dn.sdoi -- -----'-.-- A Big Day For Namath Is — •kiea UL.W1I_. h-IL .J,L. 11111111I - - hr added easily. - good ---- ------- ' - pete.. - - ' n4' '' ' - L taunt stuiped b venting mu t Eldridgt brol th'-oug'h 1)%. 1. nitan amid tin 'Hounds still when 'Cut defender Tom Klan 1" a tom - o ii three Lynuint fumbles, The' .'i'iid- the urn and went in to the held on to a 7- lead. buffer intercepted a ,lirn Lucas The Spartans, No 2 in pro-season poJls, svept past ut the su.uso!t o;u no Sot butt I c Iuotth d up m iu lit ii i itt uu Stuart 11(11 c tin Follow i n II thi I ithoff r g pass in the end toni which gu' V110111 it! Wilowoo(i. I m -whi-h ever. Copelund'F crew were i tile 'Cuts tile opportunity to run ((mitch Diet: Coimelamid tcrt' muck Couch Earle Edward! to guys tti. 'l-lemuntis n 7-1) margin. plutgut•d by tumbles and forced out the elorir. t.., liriii,.rl, I .t.,,,,, h,,,t,- , •. '7 11 11,? WV UIULII Troy Winslow liassed for Tin' Lyntium TD remained the' to punt on fourth down, front Lambert carried for 102 yards lead Lit, ';1i." ;; "::;ti;:: or us" Is yuarth to overshadow Bill Brad only st-ore' until Lower, a itiui tfttnmown eight, The l:icl: y i in e nin - attempts and Eldridg'e period, but quarterback Archie Tilt- Spurtamzs might have' iur, got the' oTtO' t'iianip nioving Stuart was short and the Wildjiitket1 up 5S yards rushing, 1 nucli fur anyone, although Ivy, the quarterijiuct: counted on Lt'wrey, performing Ili at start I ltc in time- third period. cuts recovered possession of the in to lead the' Loughurm buck into role for the first time, led .JCLA, No. 4, could argue Tin' 'Cuts rt.t-overed It Lyman nyul film the Greyhound 30, l the rankings. thie Wikicutim to puydirt twice i l l iguin, on their own 31. LowLowery rain for 2& yards in Nebraska, No. t, tutU Arkaui- i tlit' c1oiig minutes to hand The Ucluins unveiled their 9(( cry then cc,unv.iae'd with fullback 2 carries atid halfback Butch 'ditioni by baiting unfortunate SUb, No. i, also had their trou- i defeat to the- Gnt''hiutmnici, .1 uhtiiuy Harrison I or a 34 yard 1 Watkins bulled over front tilt. ~ bles. The Curnhuskcrs barely Lyman had nuniert'ui- ne- rn-hit' -'ittsburgb 7-14. play which moved ; puHs the hull four for what proved to be theMichigan Stutt, which beat got by Texas Christian 14-It) and (ijiportuluities in tilt- OI'flhit!t to the Lynhtu 35. (n the final winning TD. With five minutes ICLA In regular play last sea- the Razorbacks nipped Ol-Jahu- 1 Belt Conference affair but we're play in the third. halfimuel: Terry remaining, the Lyman 11 on before losing an unbeaten nut State by the some score. Ar - the- victims of their own ilium-1aitmi skipped through the lint' mounted a final drive marching eason and No. I ranking to the kansas needed ,lun Brittenurn's t-nkea. The- 'Hounds lost tti, ball to tin- 'Hound 24 with an 11 hO s yard from their own 80 to truinS in the Rose Bowl, ground 13"yiU'd scoring run in the last three time on fumble's. twit-c- on yard guin. A three yard i-un by the' Wjlefwoucl 1, Momentum puss intttm'eptiunii;, uuid It, yards 'tin their victory its quarterback three minutes for its success. Muier and a well executed up" wits provided by team captain j Syracuse. No. 7, and Tennes- ill pt,niultwa ,mmy Ruyt' filled the shoes of tiunt play by Lowery moved the Lambert. twice an all OBC Til t- only Lyzuutn scum-c' cain' eparwd Steve- 4luduiv. Rayc ran sm, No. 10. joined Alabama on 'Cuts to the- lyinaimu U where pick, who picked up 32 yards )nn'iud nut ii 20in tin' n' out' touchdowns and at up the- sidelines. Miami of Ohio sprang the nut yard uc:umpt',' by senior hullothers in the cunching atat the Spartans, who are jar upset of the weekend, hounc- burl: lint Eldridge. Tilt, flnunuimi teligible for the- Rust' Bowl this ing inidiuna O-Iti behind quar- sparke(l by the runuting- of ElU terback Bruck M a tte and full- dridge and fullback Paul Lamwtor. a bert, huai moved the' jiigkiii it, Quarterback Gary Buban Is back Joe Kozar, S Loijauuj Staid ruined Paul the' Wildwood seven after a 42till around for UCLA and he return to the scene -of —_________________________ mred two TDs and paiuntmd for S his greatest coaching SUCi'tHb (15 third as lie hit aught of 33 S asses 1w' 3W) yards and ran for the Tigers overpowered South HELS1IK] (tiPi) Finland Carolinas 211-10 in Dietz&' S debut 4 mores. established itself as the best First-rarikud Alabama did not With the Gatnecucks. t Couch Tom Cahill had better Scandinavian nwt.'eer teitlit this lay, but will begin its guest of S at lPb. I stop luck in his opener tit Army as year by edging Denmark 2-2 third straight national a • LouWam the Cadets trinwwd Kansas Stwc1uu. uturdity against ( SI owtv .,i'a, U ech. S Other leutimis in the Up Ten Is a ad their problem, ezapt 1 of urdue, expected to contest BELGRADE (IJV1—Th Sotichigan State for the Big 'ten viet Union, Which placed fourth "own. in the recent World Soccer The Boilermiik..rs aped by cha.mpioniltips, ac o r e d two thin University on Bob Griese's guab An the first bull Sunday -ares' searing passes in a Wtw- and went on to beat at young I .. n a for their e11ilam with We Y11oa1avAa leant 2-0. i ue Dame, No. C. Saturda y. 01 UCLA's chief competition. Quarterback Gary Marshutil DRIVE-IN PINE-CREST SHOPPING CENTER juthcrn Cuullornia, ranked ci BAnhuemtnn. N. V., ieptainv SERVICE OPEN i A.i.1, MIDNIGHT -nih, equsmesed by Texas as Lafayette's football Leant, minu - , ralluci ya r d punt r,.turmi t' Lain udt.t .tt- ,titc t amio I niun ttui over ' ti Lowery itpimn oniac'ted with xi it attempts. The Hound th had put ttie teiii in posutiomi in on their own 20. pair 01 t0Uc1it1t'WyII. Harrison for a touchdown. threat with holier of victory ~ 'Gilt turritory. Tile drivv %%*W: lourth quartui- Friduy.ifirlit to -.: '-:- - --,:: - Tilt \Viis nod W ilduth I f or It - - - It's the 'Tumses Overtake Lyman In Opener 10 -- -- s : WI Page 7 1 -- - onionfrtgo r 1 . - M1@0 1) T@up - - ---- ' the ____ I - AICADI PACNAGI $TOJ 9 A.M. 6thIS P.M. OPIN DAILY SANPOID U0 I. PIUT or@? - Furnace won't '- .,1. - - A Carrier , •' - 0-cl * -_ it - - 19, 1986 Sept. Pa y THE ASSOC1,%TEI) h'Ht'Ss lu-Itt .t a' a u',t1i'sctiial qulai- cuuul one ponu' and all-in-all spotted Minnesota a 16-0 head, 11)1, t he best game of his loading flaltimore' from behind tcrhack played South Foot ball buffs in lie ct-tniph- tu'tl 14 of 24 pas'c's ('ni-cer and breaking \', A, 'little's cold west used to caN it Southern for 358 yards and five touch flu' whiled away the time career touchdown ;uiiss record, Meredith University Next thing datns set up still another playing catch with Bob hayes lie connected on throws of 83, you know they'll be saying that touchdown '1'ith a 12-yard run and Dan Reeves. Hayes caught 40, 26 and 4 yards for a career Big P stands for Don and played less than three f;;1l si passes for 195 yards, includ- total of 214, two more than TitDon Meredith, prcubabl the- qua;'ters in the' ('owhovs' rout of iuig touchdowns i-il 74 and 39 tie's old mark, most celebrated graduate ' Nct York re'however, llnhtlmore, 'a;'e1s. Reeves took six for 120 SMU since Doak Walker, threat full game behind of mnlned ii ''Meredith placd as neau- a yards, including touchdowns ened to take Dallas' nickname-' perfect game' at quarterback as 2, 1, and 19, Western Conference co-lenders for his own Sunda ti hen he-1 ever sait said Coach Torn I Baltimore veteran Johnny Los Angeles and Green hay threw five touchdown Passi's in command Unilits had a passable' alter- when the Packers' Jim Taylor ''ili' route to the Dallas Cowboys' 52 all the time', mo -etj the team noon, too. He hit on four touch- crashed over for the deciding 7 humiliation of the Neti York I with great confidence, made down passes alter the Colts had touchdown against Cleveland Giants, with three minutes left. The overwhelnting triumph in '.-' - - - -- --- ' Taylor scored on a nine-yard :----'--' ' National Football Dallas' swing pass from Hart Star, League opener—the Cowboys sidestepping two defenders on :-: were idle last week when the' his way to the goal line, culmirest of the teams opened nating an 85-yard drive and put' stamped th e team as th e one to thug the Packers ahead for the beat in the Eastern Conference first time. - -s The Cowboys' victory looked The loss d ro pped Cleveland ' even bigger when Green Bay well back in the East, now dom' knocked off Cleveland. the other hinted by St. Louis. The Cards 1. big favorite in the East, 21-20 : -_ came from behind the Redskins '' Pittsburgh su rprised Detroit 17 with 17 points in the last quar3, Philadelphia handled Atiant ter, two touchdowns being set 23-10. St. Louis took \\'ashingtcurt up on fumble recoveries and 23- 7 and Baltimore bombed Mm Jim Bakken kicking his third nesota 38-23 in the other Sunday field goal of the game, games. The Los Angeles Rams upset ;, Chicago's Bears 31-17 Friday. 1. Meredith, 28 and in his sex cnth season as a pro, appeared JIM TAYLOR By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to be, at last, reaching his po I I EAST Army 21, Kansas State 6 Colgate 34, Boston - U. Mass. 10, MaIne 7 Navy 27, Boston College 7 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ii it was Ladd and Holmes or Ladd and Holmes out," Penn State 15, Maryland 7 "DeLuca did a fantastic job the' other side Quarterback George Blanda Jack and Jill on Virginia MI!. 14, Vlllanova 13 I fl Ladd," Namath added. SOUTH of Houston is thankful that I of the line. In other games, Kansas City Auburn 20, Chattanogn "Our whole offensive line was mammoth defensive' tackles Ernie Ladd and Pat Holmes are gre at," New York Coach Weeb remained unbeaten in the West Miss, 13, Memphis State 0 Et bank said after the game, by whipping Oakland 32-10, preDavidson 13, Geo. Wash'n, 9 on the Oilers' sideand viously winless Buffalo bounced Houston Which left New York 2-0 21, Florida St, 13 Quarterback Joe Namath of with a 58-24 trouncing oft Duke 34, West Virginia 15 to espeback New York was thankful Sunday Houston 2-1. "You have Miami and Boston defeated Kentucky 10, No, Carolina 0 that they stayed on the Oilers' cially give Sam DeLuca and Denver 24-10, Florida 43, Northwestern 7 Dave Herman credit for keeping side - of the line. Kansas City's Len Dawson Georgia Tech 38, Tex, A&M 3 I With Ladd and Holmes out of Georgia 21, Miss, St. 17 hurled three touchdown aerials, his way. Namath fired five jii . Virginia 14, Wake Forest 10 two to Fred Arbanas. The touchdown passes as the Jets Tulane 13, Virginia Tech 0 Chiefs' defense also harrassed annihilated the Oilers 52-13 and Wm, & Mary 7, E. Can-n, 7, tie' Oakland, blocking one punt and gained the distinction of being Naijuitiul League' Vanderbilt 24, Citadel 0 i two field goal attempts by Mike the only unbeaten team in the Eastern Conference MIDWEST Eischeid, Two of the blocked American Football League's MIch. St. 28, N.C. State It) W. L. 1 Pet. I'Is. 01' kicks set up Kansas City touchEastern Division St. Louis 2 0 0 1.000 39 20 downs. Michigan 41, Oregon State 0 Before the game. the Jets Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 52 Purdue 42, Ohio U. 3 Buffalo handed neophyte MIthought they would have more Qe 1 1 0 .500 38 35 ami Its third loss of the season. Missouri 24, Minnesota (I than a little trouble with Ladd. Phila. 1 1 (I ,500 36 26 Butch Byrd led the Bills' bar- Oklahoma 17, Oregon 0 6-foot-9 and 315 pnds, and N. York 0 1 1 .000 41 86 rage, rbcing for two touchdowns Nebraska 14, Tex, Chris. 10 Holmes, 6-foot-S and 265 Pd3. AU,anta 0 . 21 61 on a 60-yard run with an Inter. Miami, Ohio 20, Indiana 10 . 0 2 02.000 "It's sure nice to have those big Wash-n cepted pass and 72 yards with a Texas Tech 23. Kansas 7 fellows on your side," Blanda Western Conference' Wisconsin 20, Iowa State 10 punt. Bobby Burnett and Jack had said. L-o Ang, 2 0 0 1.000 50 31 Iowa 31, Arizona 20 45 23 Spike's also scored twice for the But on-ice the Jets' o!fensiv Gr. Bay 2 0 0 1.000 Toledo 0, Xavier, Ohio 0, tie Hills, 'i' 1 1 0 .500 41 Line got started, it didn't matte Balti So. 111. 17 Wichita State 7 Three field goals by Gino CapDetroit 1 1 0 .500 17 20 .000 20 20 pellotti kept Boston close to Dayton 23, Richmond 0 Tulsa 57, Tampa 11 -San Fr. (1 0 1 Denver until the fourth quarter Miun. 0 1 1 .000 43 58 SOUTHWEST 20 45 hen Jim Nance set up one 2 0 IN 'nai: rittt-'i'J'i' coi'a'r 401' Chi'go So. California 10, Texas 6 touchdown with a 12-yard run ,.is'ru ,u;-mciti. unit',',ui Arkansas 14, Okla. State 10 I:MIOI,E ('t'FF. IN 4I1 i'on ,slid scored another on a sevenAmerican League So. Methodist 26, Illinois 7 ('O-t'%i'Y EL(1JtII) yard ramble. Archie Matsos set o. ilJi (iiACiItY Eastern Division W. Tex. St. 38, Arlington St. 6 I ." up a Denver field goal by recovrHI: wEs'rr:n W. L. T I'ct. i't. OP Abilene Chris, 7, E. Texas 0 BANK ('F LtTF)- I)'. 1uttlo, Ant. St. 30, Tex. Western 26 I N York 2 0 0 1.000 71 27 I ering a fumble, and he also in New TosS, uj tercepted a pass. FAR WEST 11outon 2 1 0 .667 '-p Three hours after Denver's 24 34 .500 0 1 i UCLA 57, Pittsh,urgh 14 ,u;s iEBuston MORRIS ThOMAS mmd 1 2 0 .333 85 93 second defeat, Bronco Couch .',TAE THOMAS, SIi wt'' Calif. 21, Wash. State 6 Bulfalo 3J.-f.-n'IK 11 P II Mac Speedle resigned, saying 52 100 0 .000 o Stanford 25, Sun Jose 21 Miami i-c NOTICE J' his resignation was In the beSt 'tJVEN Western I)lvIskmn Washington 19, Idaho 7 NOTICE s n'i; purruant t a Flumsi nje'erfootball in Denver. 0 0 1.000 76 30 interests of Wyoming 13, Air Force 0 K. C1t - 2 fore-cicmuurc dated 5etu-rnber 14th 7 lIe was starting his third season 53 1,000 0 0 S. 2 Miami, Fgui, 24, Colorado 3 Diego Chaim(e-r)' itt entcn-e6 tc, and of the' CIr'ult Oakl'd 7 after two last-place finishes In 1 2 0 .333 33 Idaho State 28, Omaha '20 Case No. (uurt of the Ninth Judictal o .000 17 69 (tie We'sk'n':i Division. o New Mex, 17, Utah State H for Seminole' C,,u,- Desirer ' I YN Team To Beat In NFL? - 'jT - 1tti Patriots 24-10 t1j;e ()11 4 *he Terrier tuckler. Pa. , ;,- plLy ho . " — wiu good Jot short yw'dagt. :niticinai rankings. ,J FAR R ELI' S iii ,'' I Three hours aft er h ii. team tallied their 5e'(-(inhl loss of the stusini stinda; Coat F ilia Spit dii r sig'nt c' Di'rm' 'r defeated ti I HL J'LuPI4L CHOI E Oi tli( vminole'. haIbatU Al Peeples ge tl to catch a 1udcl - Stump pass in their game against Titusville. Scm- Michigan State and 1.JCL.A will not meet on the outbid] showed they might tangle at the top of the I'- 12 P. set clown th e t mmii, gave 'ii a single by ruiente's In the fourth and did not yield another hit until Jun I)nvenport singled In the rIght);. P'ryninn, first ' $ t!ltnl. -J sucressful I.(_ 'field this .year, but the first big weekend of eollL'ge FS AIR SOUTHERN - - - fumbles. - I)LNVEfl. Cob, u Al' iey iffiitlit' tlit lot-liver itruncos began their search toditv for new head 'ou('h for the Anui'l'irlLT Fo o t hull 1. ea g u . - Battle For lop Spot jurn EVERY DAY inning, B - - I - Dallas ., " - 4 ON 100 INANDS Meredith Stuns Giant Eleven, . roncos n New Coach vorat mid jTI garnering' two 3i pass completions from quarterback Stumpf. ,..,k - SPECIALS - ' S partans, 4... - Game Trouble In 4th Quarter - al- Ic I - • : 113 ily effertivi. o;J : * -'. - W43 ! - • FSU . -' - f., - 'c _____________ s I n - re - lui-'uinue blab I .ntdor, heal Wii1be, Mu( in'ey tlrnpictI the ttirnc' at II ,t 'IuIIr two l'it-nte's rruse'tl Ibm pInt.'. Stnt't'hI (bullied tutt,ue' (Iii I hitch I'll lsheirgt, run in this fifth --- • J THE ASSC)C1ATt PflE's gaine,euseuj liii vanic In the tin lund not pitched a complete i'nguu nipped ttnitln,nre 4.3 sIt ink out ttut-s in huuist ing hi' I When the rain finally fell ,)I1 1 ,o,, "\11 gele.. clubhouse In i'e't'ni-d to IS II and sinit I hug iced ;nu me in Iwo months, I anwd the' (iev.'innul huupped I )et i-nit I os Angeles, it "as too hitle iluit ;ii ill Innings Minnesota downud 1I ,ues Anneles tic,' I In' c'uucmI 111111, ac soiuiettuffig dcc Ofi four hits, hosing his and t oo Into far the floigeu' 10 CnhIIot'tiln I Ihuis year, NI'S" \'uutk 5 3 I huuitcuuit bid -tue'ui Tim lThiiadelphin 's Larry ,la"kt,'un 'l'Iue I'll-1111"t uulcke'uI 1 'ci-, v, h"uientes ticol Iloston 1, 3 uunul Wnchlngtem Tliu' have uw .'i had a as putting the wi-an' on 40 gaw i'ainu'd cuIt migu-ating honuered in the ninth shaded KnIIsn' CitY 1 0 nllet' II1IIW 20 8, lieu two nulls in tilt, oven ninny the withunil luittimig ri National west fro m irookh-n nine veat's The' rookie left hander Iwi;t bowing 3- 0 in the' enniplet Inn of Iru- 41 hnuuIn leaders Suinda i null or I In' I iulirld Two I hen a ago, Suinda rain delay "a' aIui' Perry, il;n has hee a suipeiided game'. downpour halted play for co'e'i, the' fit- ct I hey ui ever had to *,it iin'uice'ccsful in seven straight silk nec itulielut singhu' nt-uuu,uuuI thelt s The liulifles st'oui'uI all minutes at the t ,iil Of 1111, flint Ii uMit at i'odgc'r 5flCi' becoming the first runs In the' third inning, chasing I iv Wihh in St iu,- g''il hwude'eI the t ll" St .-uiiuim inning. \'hu'n the rain let up, .lae'k-cnn 2u) gaunt' winner in the mnjm's LA starter ('batide' Oste'en, 'huu 1Iciuse's will; I wie inst The Dodgers hait- ut'atneo to fl)Oppu'ti tip his 1 Sth 'ietorv and I tutu;' weeks ago. 13111 Mnii'inski lilt a hue' chive haui won hit-cc In a row. Cookie )'cu'rv elu'lhi'c'I i'd to sc'u'ucnd live it ithout runs fl ivy had fifth shutout of the yea;- The -hie'Ii drove in two runs with a houston swept a tbiuib1ehuendtr Hn.in' been shut out 14 tinw thic 'ea ruibbe;' armed enr old iu't from New York 0-2 and 6-5; sIngle, Dick Groat puituched a LlJl,r b*nttfulri lirraib son before Jackson bl;nkeuj I et-;tfl scattered seven hits and i Atlanta ripped Cincinnati ti 4, i-un-scoring ing1 such re1hi''ei' them. And Pittshii;'ghs31 \.I,- - allowed etni one i)ndge;' runner and Chicago edged St Louis in lull Singe;- balked the last *'titt tory at San Francisco, u hie'h past second base, nei-oss. oth.';- NI. action. trun'inwd their lead to 1 .lncksnn walked two mid \leanwhile, \Voodv Fryntan. In the American League, Chi- By G.AIN.ESVILLE (AP) — Add two more superlat.i'es behind Steve Spurner's name and figure this foot. hanuicap. .3. Two 1$2 series, including b Orlando 's hstii season may turn out trIter for the Florida Cntnrs Doug .lonas and Charles Smith looms bigger and bigthan most people expected. ger in the top spot of the First Annual 'Men's Doubles in addition to his passing hts Tournament at .let Lanes. whirh set records every game This tourney. which has only 01W more W('ek4rnd -Spurru'r is a place kicker nn.: to run. now has more th an 400 entries competing for I He was good at it right from the tb- STW guaranteed prize ninat:irt— art 2Fynrd and 41The individual weekly prizes ç. th e to p two yard field goals in Flciricths for high game seratch by an in. WIt1 OflflS and Sm miith romp Nor th western, dii-iva and high series scratch Coach Ray (rzivc' citvc Spur- iii a more firm hold on the tiv individual were captured by 1 I1i top prize. a battle for th e the team of riers other achievement is even Canton and We]number two spot worth 2M) inns. more va l uable. As a senior, the star inner- has developed with two teams canton rolei the high sinback has become a special lead- lining at 11 Jerry Canton gk hr putting strikes in a and Ron Wellons of Tampa and rc et off the playing field pj and finishing with a n' on it. the team of Truman Sharp andgme. a This is the highest sin"You should see hut' wv he T'nte NHThflt('s Of M(9Tit Island. 1t' came rolled during the The high series rolled by ThTt'I talk-s to the younger bOys," f competition. Crnves said. "He encourages Sharp and Narkates i all the •'1)nn to p series of 6fl, almore remarkable considering so the highest In that category them and in-spires them." The Gators demonstrated they that their averages are only for th is time period, was cornare a cohesive team all the way, 14" and ].%I, i, respectively. posed of games of 210, 211 and but especially in the closing intoThe Dnuhle action will rc- 014. Lites of their opening game. sume again on Friday at f p.m. Victory was salted away and zrid continue on Saturday and players begged the coaches to Sunday with the final squad send in a tack-k'-eligiblc play set for Sunday midnight.. with .21 - pound senior John Prec 1foni' than 200 entries cornton scoring. peted iii this event th is past The conches finally did and week-end which should produce I Preston went into the end nne a total of approximately 6MI pyr for his big sixpointer--which in. howler teams by next week-end, cidentailv was the first v:irsitv This would make it one of the toucliciovrn for reserve quarter- largest bowling tournaments hack Rv Stephenson. a senior, run in Central Florida with an From the way the players I overall prize purse of nearly TALLAHASSEE (AP) - It swarmed over Preston and su.- 5,WI(I. - was a game played by the FlorptleflSt)fl. it appeared these were The team ,f Art Bouleric-t' ida State offense and the the deciding points instead of and Jerry Arthur of Dclto Houston defense: but Houston frosting or the cake. are in 10th place in cur rent WOfl 211S flflVWUV. Someone presented Preston standings and the team of Doug i Statisti c showed Houston the hail, or. as one player re- Owens and Buddy Welch from was on the offense only 22 mth.-mark-ed, no one could get a' Florida controlled . from him the ball t8 minutes. FSU had 20 A'- f or Spurner's start on the first downs and Houston seven. FSI gained 124 yards rushing 1iB( season, he's well ahead of •i stage in o. when ,e gain to Houston s 60. The Sem inoles picked up another 242 passing, ed 41'- -vards in 1] ganu.s in and Houston only fi9 cluthng the Sugar Bowl. Florida State punted farther, LI picked ii; more yardage on D Hu t kick-off returns, was penalized for fewer yards and lost fewer • ' Yards Passtng Pass Completions Passes Intercepted C 'Oth J, Smi fl over . - - - - WIN positions. Coach Buck ?tetts of Semicarrying to the 111. twIt' High School reviewed the Stumpf then hit Long again results of their lit to loss to who caught tin' ball between the Titusville Terriers wi th a two defenders and hulled his c(flIC$(' statement. "We'll gt' way across the go al lIfl(•• Frank better with development of the Whigham kicked the our young and inexperieneco to make ii 13 to 7. However, tins wuui the 1581 SUCCes5wi players." "Whenever th e b I' drive Sanford could manage. Ilwalk. t infniesas tn' me, Buddy Late in Seminoles did RF a result of Frisby with Stumpf bit a fumbles, this has to he charged ntoi but O1' gcrnu passes e fact that large num. th time to 'the Seminoles ran out of 1CT Of these boys were playing hcforc they could get on the their first varsity contest." scoreboard again, Several fumbles hurt the of. 1etts continued, "Our weakest points during fame at key times during the. defensive game. Sanford's running attack the contest, warp on defens had little success during the en- ends and the timing of flU! L tire game. On defe, Jay backfield," 'While preparing tom' thu FrStakes, Mike McGuire and i Mark Canin did a good job. Ca.- day's -gunn' against Colonial. etts lndknted that prelimin o)n made several jarring tackballad iny ly drives- ary scouting reports rate the He also intercepted the PUS Grenadiers as one of tlit' best that set up the only Sanford hi the ()rlumdn area. score, i1ctts said, "Outstanding inSanford plays a bag Colonial dhiduui perforniuncis weri team nei week winch was de- turned in Ii' .lu Sttiht Go? feated by Cocoa, 21 to 6. dmi Meyer on middle-guard: 'LItIIIVHIe Roy Dunn at center and Pill 30 Frisby." Friidn' will, particularFirst Downs 2 &-i2 Dodgers' NI Lead Trimmed No Panic Y e t! Doubles Tourney * . . Yartis Rushing Sept. 19, 196 In The Lead r . back* a valiant comeback of- , t H - - This wasthe first time Titusville has ever beaten Seminole High in foothall. Titu -vifle threw up za =Wb rrsTh Pate 6 fl*?fl B g Day" A of 13 to 7. 1 Iir Spurrier, A 1 . -, H . - .,•-4 - ..-, . - ,_ 4 * .,•• s" 15' ID I_u. C -- , /- , -.'-•. - -~` " I --a--- - '.-. \ - �qMWAMP1111V -1 I Art Display Shows Decorative Tile Adds Elegance To Home Ceramic Works Of Gustaf had in the carpeting, drap. demand. These are in step _____ cry and upholstering fabrics with the growing use of more and furniture fields, ..• color throughout the borne. I 1. NEA) NEV YORK A spokesman for the Tilt' l.arger sized wall tiles, for 1, " used h the an A material example, have hrightl cal Council of Amc'r,c'. Th'--12.~ dent Egyptiens to decorate ho times changed hRV ored surfaces. Many designs L i l their buildings 15 CX)TiP11C' "..1..__ are recognizable, from abTake the matter of shape. . . ... f) k W, •j. lug a revival In the home. Ceramic tiles do come In old- stract Chinese symbols to This is ceramic tile and the hat, square shape hut nowCurrier and Ives prints or I It wail Includes glazed : term Dclii designs. Glazes may be 494 thC3• arc also available in trf.. " tile, ceramic mosaics for bright gloss or mnttt' finish. J angular, rectangular, hen J. quarry walls an and floors 'T9T or unglazed for the floor, and gonal shapes or contoured 1. tile for floors. contribute to the overall de k ,,J like the tiles of Moorish 7. ..: -. •J '.: Like so mans building sign effect. •. * Spain. Such tiles allow a pro' ..., products for the home cc fescional decorator or an Behind the growing use of f .\.....SL/! ramic the is undergoing a amateur home designer to such tiles In the home is the Sometime metamorphosis. Interesting . put together '4.. . boom in remodeling. This -' ... . during the last ,OOO years terns that spruce up an Sm. billion -a year business ceramic tile became pale , ..... L dull U dining room flujt-XLiSC • lends to focus attention, the y-'.:" and wan In design and color ~""` -" .-':' . foyer floor or wall. 1 Council says on rednlnr' In ' when compared to Its ances;-' S I II Some ceramic tiles remain particular room and tile of-.4'I' a c..e1 "'.. . .~. ear thed ,,y tars . ~ :_ ..".1 ~, . , I f-" ~~ I gists In royal thmbs and flat but others are three tat ls being used to perk up I -, : ~ . .] dimensional or flat with V floors In living, dining and -• cities. • 'r dimensional effect family r o o m a, bedrooms, three . I In the 'United States a •, combinaInstalled In a dens and outside. Decorative when trend for many decades murals as panels to break for tile manufacturers to tion of sh apes and colors, lip a wall of windows or creThe range of colors, too, make only "safe" tiles in J)ECOILATIVE CERAMIC tile comes In man shapes and colors now to add touches possible design made dining area (left) has a floor ott' an effective entrance to changed, the Tile Counneutral go-with-anything cal- i el elegance to the home. The through use of some triangular shaped tiler.. Rectangles, hexagons and octagons a However, the grow are available for floor and wall designs. 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I I I juice' and j s uspicMI of Utar oil h1ae )jl'fl added and good ho: and yu'Jl mc'. '1!i / '" I d'oeuvre lot • :, . p4k_.,-~q,t._,~ I, I ., . .~,. -'.4,4tcjlVr. I - Owner - \. ':... I : - i. ' _. ' '- .' - --- ---. It - -_- . "' .[,.! . I *,1 . 'q .. I. I / .0 .~ P. • - -.----.I - " ' "-- ______________ --. - ,=- -, - .'41', '-" ' - . ' ,' rl_,4__ I •. - '. .-. f'It . 2' ' , -' , ; ,(_ .. t-.11. -' ,'-\ - ---;~~ml - Penney's reduces prices on self. insulated Fashion Manor draperies that machine wash, need no ironing, are guaranteed ag ain s t sunfading for two years! Offer ends Saturday! MOIL reg. 8.98, NOW SIZES FOR ALL YOUR WINDOWS-SILL LENGTHS, FLOOR LENGTHS SINGLE TO WALL-TO-WALL WIDTHS IN STOCK OR RUSH-ORDERED' 1" Measur. your windows end rush to Penney's and save nowl Thoso famous insulated draperies that keep out heat or cold, and are the ultimate in easy-care, come in handsome brocades and rich textures. You'll find a magnificent range colors. A hard.to.match buy at regular prkos with those reductions the values oro a sensation. Offer ends Saturdayl COOS N PENNEY'S HAS TRAVERSE RqDS,_PINCH.PLEAT HOOKS, EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO HANG YOUR CURTAINS! C TRAVERSE ROD 30" x 48" •. TRAVERSE ROD 48" x 84" .. TRAVERSE ROD 60" x 120" . TRAVERSE ROD 100" x 180" CO j Pi ' * ffl ERIE flORRfl CS STUDIO - - . C. I - 2472 S. PARK TEL 322.0952 Next Door To Food Fair By MAIIILYNE PETERSON North Orlando Garden Club held its first meeting of the season at the home of Chaplain, '%, (rt- i)uqucttc, on South (orlcz ;v(nuc' ebers voted to The dub mm sell Christmas cards and to hold a silent auction in Noveinbt'r as fund raisin ;: projects. Secretary. Mrs. Ralph West. announced all members are in':ted to a workshop given by the Florida Federation of Garden (' ubs. The w orkshop will he h'ld 01 tIle Sanford GO Club on Sept. 20. Instruction I will be given in making orchid corsaes, pine needle weaving. and various other crafts. All participants are requested to bi'in.' an orchid and two and one-ha]f ya!ds of ribbon, If any iniemo"r is unable to obtain an orchid come anyway, as many of the Lonwood members raise orchids and theie will he cxtrar vailabk. 'The ladies a Iso (Ited to hold a Flower Sho in April. date will hi' annuunicd later, and to hold a llalluv,eeni Party on Oct. 1 29, at the Iflly Pilioun resid nce. All members must bee masked. a i, M s ci lrogun Duquette. announced George the workshop project of tine I year will be a terrarium, or dih garden. At the ClOb(' of tflt' mtetiflg, secret pals were chosen for the year, and last year's secret pals echungcd gifts and ideatis. tified theniselve The next meeng will be held at the residence of Mrs. J(aymond Wane, on Oct. i:i, and tint' hoard ecting on Oct. 26, at the George Fuller jcidcflCe. Ifcfreshuinetits were ei'cd by M rs. Giomgt J)ucj uctte, Wit h P .\l:'s. Jack Itiddley aSbibtJflt as ,. , I . A ______ den Club. rj"e - f \r fpfIrJ, - Marjorie Shepard (cooked I innate to cauned) iu Jennoti juice W, 4 i • , dI of the current season for the North Orlando Gar- in ushiowni s 4. 1 hot, '4Ir.' ' . 01 rI t FREE a demonstration of complexion care featuring our famous 3 Steps to Beauty, followed by a marvebus complimentary makeup! - I Beautifies!* \//CItDIS ( sPtctp flIt' - '. 11i'ii'tkt,t, Lir!l" Firieht, Hr'e" ',Pl it P,'clt, Ftic'l. 1. ; Gr""np I?f,vr' 'r'f'nu ir,rI U'''r'r %.r% I ':7 i'i BEAUTY Try StrongHold Today $250 I 'c':lq -. Hlc'ha?dsept. I ', .hrn -..--..._._.._ .__ '.' TO •.. it 5 5 i-- - i. lk . V.,. - - A " ln,,the '41 ,VaIIct",I' tic-U',?, Mrs. ,Tarnes Vernetti, a guest at the first m e etingC OSMETI Al Advisor Il- utc', l'nfnr 1 I$ nt I . . 5 .- . S S . '. ,~ ~ -_IS 2~ 0 •- ' CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO O TO Mends!t (f: (III t' r . wa.t S- I ~ Ph. 3Z2.3316 SANFC1RD 3'19 W. 13th ST. '? & FUR STO1.AG'E vents ' The cupboard was bar., And so I'b. poor dog Had ia.. She Advises on all Problems Of Love. Sickness and Bsash*u CLEANS. LAUNDRY , 1INflS TIlL THE TALI.' Hands can he it beauty asset or dcl iimu'nt They surely .,ire tlt'ad gi - ea '.'avs of our ;tge, our '.tik and ouu care r ntgtuct. 1'?iev are spotlighted con. sl a W ak e them a lung of beauty ? Thanks to di'. icu-gent s and harsh in 't al polish I c's finucrs disco lor, skill and nails crack and hand ht'c'oniu' - Start wearing gloves - '. - hpn on do Iionnsu'hohd and gariu'n ('bores. Admittedly, gloves . t u 1 to while ,Ioin tunisc'. oi'h but give it a '.luj i'l a III! VuiiI F rewa i'ti 'viii be smooth hiiis anil sparklini MRS. JACK RIDDLEY, right, pours punch for man, Historian, and Mrs. Lynn MILDRED HANEY members attend' Slinger, Horticulture. I Twenty.on ed the executive board meeting Mrs. Logan Reitz, temporary I of the Deltona Garden Club at librarian, reported the library the Community Center on Sept. opened with 25 books i.nd now boasts over 600 volumes. Mrs. Al Poirier, chairman of Mrs. Roy G. Jones, vice prosident, eoud'cted the meeting in the Ways and Means committhe absence of Mrs. Cecil tee, discussed the plant sale Thomas, who I- Ill. Mrs. James which will he held in October. Members are ,.sked to bring Bridges led devotions. Additional appointments made the plants they have started, since the June meetiuj, were numbering each one and giving Mrs. A. 0, Holbrook, Awards; the name of the plant plus any Mrs. Gaston Bridges, 1eautifi- pertinent Information on its cation; Mrs. Harry Powell, care. World Gardening; Mrs. James Yearbooks of the club will be Bridges, Devotions; Mrs. Al- distributed at the October meetbert Cromnger, Finance; Mrs. ing. Also orders will be taken A. S. Pope, Telephone; Mrs. for the Flower Arrangement 'William C. lierold, Garden Club Calendars, with Mrs. Albert Library; Mrs. Herbert Well- Croninger in charge. HOURS I t , ' I;. , B3 Palmist E - I' "Conversation" was the title activities and special plans of of the first program presented the City Council of Leta Sigma I when members of Xi Epsilon Phi. Several Items of business Sigma chapter of Beth Sigma were discussed and voted upon held their first meeting. by flit' members t.f the chapter. Ii Phi There will be a social held This is a newly formed ExempI Jar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. the latter part of September at The members thoroughly enjoy- Kay Lee's home In Longwood. ed the program for the evening This will be a "Hobo Party" as well as chattin g over sum- with everyone dressed appromer events and making plans priately and dining on a special "hobo stew." far th new year. Betty McKee was voted \ 7a1Tiii nu'etin was held at the I of Betty entim Girl to represent the Grecabriar burnt I (Mrs. bob 1 jiiuKee and was chapter in the international voducted by the president, Pat Valentine Girl contest of Beta I (Mrs. Tom) Largen. Other of- Sigma Phi. Refreshments were served by fic-'rs are Kay (Mrs. Art) Lee, McKee, the hostess to the following : vice president; Bett members: Pat Largen, Joan recording secretary; Betty Jaek. Erickson, corres- (Mrs. Dan) Batten, Kay Lee, (M pondn4 secretary, and Joanne Betty Erickson, Peggy (Mn. (Mrs. Walt) Bahamian, treas- Cameron) Lawrence, Betty (Mrs. Paul) Le.7b and Joanne j urer. Pat reported on the summer iBolianuon. Madam Mwgo . remember our UI S v. 1~ I ort h Or l an d oGarden N Deltona Gardeners Finalize SCHOOL of DANCE ARTS Plans For Sale Next Month DIRECTORS 4 :'!iI q •: I 323-1900 or 322-9272 MIRIAM end VALERIE RYE SANFORD, FLORIDA '109 W. 27th ST. \ c't' , pyrtri," P a Xi Epsilon Sigma Selects Betty McKee Valentine Girl c'tr' tv,I,c'tt \tuIc't, flc,hc'rt tiri,rnl",', '\nnu,\mptisrei,c' ( 'II.Ik I, Is""r". Hc'rhr. UIIØII, IlI)%-uI $1c.n: i $tu,rte,., Iflnics,rp \I,lrRnlrc't S'/:,rnc'r, ;'j FIhe'., Jr , I lump-u ( nbc: li','' Ii k,i'r, EPi,o?,,'llp Art,r'Irl ind Ns'Ilt" '4lvrtl.' Itu't'c-i . '4 I \I,cIuI,t,, 4,.ItI,.. ,I Ilonul'.' lli'nc'i\tur is. ftiri"r, I \ir, Phi. '4i.:is It"'-,'ri'V p. ,\Iid:, V;,II'ts'cIt f L,'I, fl'r IOIJ 40d1 (!irI,'r 1 '!'l , WES SAYS: Old Mother Hubbard Wow to fte cupboardf ge bet poor dog boa.. a- '.' unit i't ALWAYB FIRST QUALIT i Ada diced cucumber and thinly thced radishes to low-fat cottage cheese and use as a spread for crisp rye wafers when von are counting calories. - %t c'. &_ 1?f %_:--~~ nne 444" 4 t. X, 1.4 JA .1I - - iltlau" -- 9 - BE MIL1TRK11 Young women will want an. Other pant-cull this fall-one of the military kind. Complete with epaulettes and high choker collar, It takes its tailoring like. a soldier. Don't forget to cornplete the Inol. with the right shoe style. Most pretciable is in sueded pigskin. ptnve''I Wnr II't bc' WIIIIIc't '41'Pr?, lnuiihtc'r iincl MflIc't%' 'c'iniu"'J 'A- bibs' tim' r't'ItecI gItc't ''1 li'uiuur c'p"vin'J hc'r tnnuv uif$ It't. I'c'. ll CZ Q iQtP(J h,lrs I"rc'.I Ilowc',s' nnvl i1r Kc'r,nU Vsiiqfr'nII, q.' t.., iitp,c'qP,c'rI,,t, $'IItIII,, cok,', nuuitc''I cruirkc'r IPPItI tiiiI fII Iii" '41 I 1P',I.IO I{iI'hf'%', $4 I) I r I Il',,,,,hrc''. • %tIq, 5111 ;~' . I 'nri.niq ifnuic' '.', ith - I. ' .5 .••• ',, . ' ' ' S'•' un sins, it, 1 ,. .ini;snr,' c'Il I'll 111,1." Ici liii' iii'cil,i,i øtid lovely 1111111P of Mt. %%'fls '1'('iIIfl$f'lI thu tiuiieltui,t %%it ii .';ltIIcq oh Nnit'is'iiu. \vc'. IPIl Inn' nc lii.' u ('Ill' flit, ni Iu,,'k q I'lin 111111111W Int't , lio'u't rei'r'uul l'- 'l')ir' lutitnu Inulil '.iIli uiti ''in but uliutlu nitl (mit - tIui .I''lItlitfutl R11h11('t '.'.'I1 tu'Iitu't'c',i '.eith o hui'.'.I upt 1 1.11 'till WA Mis, .Ij III III ' ('u,luuin i' ou'h c',,l II.-Ill t uuu' con un.'IIr 'l'ti.' Ii;IqitlrIIui '.%-flq '1IIiuiIi!i'i 011i pink u'o tiul Iu' nec Mariha ( 'Ic,: Fu'bin (HI unc .'n,I iii lb.' mlii.' '.%'i; if i'I%St nil ,ui,;t'li Illm-I 11 1111 I iii Itu't' ''tiut Iiu'I'i n lot u' '.'hitu' l'a'k inItlo saltl ml., a cliu','i u'iiku' uiu'u,,- niju'il '.s'ith II i'ir iI;'iu' flint sItp into it Iuuli' :11111 if alulI Ii 11 I.t.t (ai'tuiIi Iii.' tu'i of A Iiiiitut f ifIq VH I,,(,tIn' ibid '.'.ith wu9iu,' i'uIl ft'u, III qu'titu'ul In Iii.' 1,1111111 1,11 In ii '';ititii'l iulii' lu'!iIn .;ttul UI'I'uti p.'li-- IItiI'ul lI Ii I f '.vhlI.' ,; ;II III lct utiul uiji II lu:ui I' fl P1 •'Ih .trt'nt'n teul '.It Ii ;'Itik t'niu's '. hirli i'n q 1 114, U III Ill` IIt.' IiuIu','ci I lip b A 1 tt . r .. Cohen Guest 01 H onor t Fete J. TIQUE GLOW PAIR 50 Wide. Floor I.n9t w il l r'vpI.i;• 0r P.nnu.' LUXURIOUS COTTON AND AVISCOi RAYON BROCADE I WHITE BEIGE I SaQflfl TOAST • ICE GREEN I HONEY GOLD C OLIVE • BURNT ORANGE I ILUESIUT - • 2.98 3.98 4.98 5.98 LFORTABLE SLIP-IN-HOOK Dr'cleaning restores luster, li/c (111(1 body to every fiber. It avoids that washed-out look. It's the extra care that keeps you well groomed and costs so little. Never settle for less i/ian ............ I'IN.ON-END HOOK ...... •6Spkq. r pkg. Other styles at comparable savings SEMINOLE COUNTY lyp LAUNDRY CO. see them all! , , -,~pq.,. 99 twin or full Phone 322-3253 "PlCUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" I AND LAUNDERERS 322.5292 OWNED AND OPERATED hY H. L. RAIORN, At. Thermdl news in spre6d that dresses your bed smartly by day, becomes a thermal blanket at night, Diamond ddsign ve. Luxury Iinshed with fringe. Cotton. in - DOWNTOWN CLEANERS 113 5. PALMETTO AVE. . . come Fashionaire Thermal spread doubles as a blanket at night! THAT PROFESSIONALLY GROOMED LOOK 819 W. 3rd. ST. . Machhto washable. White, gold, beige, pink. Iuk.wrrn wetur CGIT! in Sanford Plaza SHOP 'TIL 9 P.M. MONDAY Thru SATURDAY �It - t a ri~ -i . i 11 TIiV Pnje O rr*Th mdnrb - Sept. 1), 166 . P 1ugh A. C. Wheatley ~~* Heads OUR HOARDING (UN) went on to claim others in the being slowly Florida gubernatorial can- High machine hnve deserted to (11dI%t4 ROb('trt 1Ing High said the GOP 'l'i mncntic Society Humane 4 of $ ? tars. e firm of Schwabe, New York selling I Mrs. Ell& C. Jenkins, vice pres- 7ation." .Ident; Dr. Eugene Ellis and Airs. Particularly needed by the Merle Ellis, of Caselberry, and Humane Society at this time, according to Whentley, is more L. Ethell, of Paoln. Wheatley Is chairman of the people to adopt pets and g'enerCity Council, presi- nus contributions. dent of the Union Park Racing Whentley reports all types of Pigeon Club, member of the small animals are available for board of governors of the Malt- adoption at the antmial shelter I land Duplicate Bridge Club, of at the argicultural center. :~ . __________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 1 &j intention °' Kelly ran third in this 'ear's part of Florida," he said dnrlnn County group sfl Immiprimaries. He then got behind ing the n ir -'.E - ing High. A High aide, George Allen, s4 ,:., , I State Confab R Y I adii) our .. Set OffLflqA O'k 1. , a I Oda 28-30 14I %M) I OUT Sanford Cha"tor 1404. Women o the Moose, was In charge of a evil r Master ,' 6IIJCE . U. of A bESFLN CO WSUL TA NT... furnish/rip you with 'I i - '• w WILI_ i ' W\' ____ _ __ - . ' 11 I I I -;Q I . - ..' - ,', (u AI 1, I.. /IsIv I7 - ___ ,,.• -. . , - ___ L - :ift ______ . , ~r AVV ~ N:it) ) '~_ NES M' . NAMED WIM "... -. 1 DO YOU KNOW ITIS) cw A O POLL WOG AND NOT A GlL AvolrE.' I 0 ... If THA It . ____ - -m. ; ' 1' 7 S -,- . -4 U~j p , , _11jolk- 111111 -. -" L __ 9 : "And __________ ________ . 40 - A d. SKILLFUL EcONOMisT. -. figuring how you n get th. most D Wi.40 EVER R 01= A I_NAMED CHARLEY? I 4 . -. ____________ a ' P __ ___ ____ I _____ 7; , I1111 _____ ____ ________________ ___________________ I __________ __________ i , ,! ~ L~, i --.I ___ __ - It ______ : 1 - . ___________ _______________ _______ :. . - . - : / 1 _______________ I _______ ________ _____ - - __________ / ____ - ..I _________ _________ wit: ofictinn 966.09 Florida _____ Publish Sept, L . I, 19, 2G, 1966 home of the D. C. Spiveys Sr. terminate all bugs, roaches • A very happy birthday to and every alien tenant of 1 Patty Baker who hims just turn- your house or building. Free WI)TWE or SALE Notice is lierelmy gIven IhHt • Paul estimates cheerfully given. purauant Sri it Finn) Ttecrec oil ed all of seventeen. Wut.son haul the misfortune of Foreclosure "utered lit tiumiieir.'cl 11.1 in the Circuit breaking his nose while at footCourt ni Seminole Counts-, Fior- ' ida. 1 will sell tin property tuttu- ball practice. Very sorry about ' . ' - - .' ed all a part of tilt- Irniirrovenierits,; on said laud: ()etmeral Electric Built-in Range, Model .1620, Serial &., •. .' _____ IL i _ _ _____ 1. -4 'Together with all structures and - I 1 • it .ii.as - all rents, profits at'- .. - .- oruing and Lu accrue from said 1premiseb. "11] of witicli are Ilieluded within time loramgoing thustilt' ha l'a'ndurn utstl eripti nfl t a' in, th ereof; also all gas, electric. water, and other beattog, meiking. rvtria.;rutimlg, lightii tt, - or may hereafter iiertuth to, or I 7 be used with, in, or ci; said pre*tuises, even though thsc3' ha' dethe higtm,'st and at public sale, beat bleider icr cash, (ii pront Poor of the at use sconlintill, County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida. at ii :09 In the fore- ^1 ,, --- • It . -S . J' , i I adio/TV/ HiFi Dea'ers of Floridasss..f s.'- BUGS bated this 14th day of bepteumtier, - . goylpe! - lOIainwr, 13UGS. c*W ,' Florida Power & Ught Company for their vital role in _______ _______ for joining the abr ics. f f ad.eiive S £.at f a. Critical factors are: S ¶vp • ppfl, (Is f ,tsll, tc.) S C.vlaç SIrup.ars. Marty fabrics bonded to fabric dryclean sittisfactodly. Some do not. Problems s1.s may occur •" • RI$kiØ5 • ______ _ ' - d flsisiag. " - , . L ,V- ... A ' - ' ______ ________ - ( --- -1 - __ - ' .1 - , -'-7- , -L - .1 ,' - - ___ -,.I,, , -",-,wI -1.~ _____ . I1et'titin 10 Sea ,'oow 11 12 Win'leas 10 Lsading tI;:1I _______________ ___________ 28 Uon 3uTodloui 31 IDVUShUII .12 Roman poet, - - t _____ g.i. dat.l.p _____ rhenkL 1* Radio- TV-Hi-Fl D"Apr, hated I., ikd.k.p. aaatial at atv akiak.,. af .k 'atIkIs. Ilalag ____________ ____ ____ ____ ____ , - :- i-, ____ _____ _____ _________________________________________________ - - - Wi ding ____ - .-. - t. Matop NWrnan ____ ___________ ___________________________ a ____________________________ _______________________ DOWN - Ave. ___________________ ____________ _______________ _____________ P0100 0 - .5 ------- - the office of vocational rehubilitation. where Billington first - ---- 310 the Cast'. "Marty" wrote that he was never examined by a doctor from the date of his birth until discovered quliN ____ 120 - 1141 C7.14 11M , ____________________ . FR it z _________________ ~ ------ --- COMING THUIS. "IATWAN" __________ __ _ 6 ACADEMY AWAeOS WINNER - DOcIOlI zii,co FILMED IN _ COLOR AND WIDESCREEN *1 "ONE OF THE MOST SEAUTIPUL NOIU *u* MAOIr- - a.m. Thursday at lilt.- 011"11 justed person you ever saw." qe!!!!!!!T!!!nn Newcomers to .--- -- Shemtty recIls. "tie couldn't ITALIAN DINNER ~N EVERY MONDAY INCLUDES • , A, isi. ItIk, Tc,'ton. ate.st.t. At T. 75 ,jq Mi,,a,tivii. i $1 r Ros*tv4 Sent 'hc imote'd slit' was utote ttkt tie't INTUCHAN hrottst'is than the girk uUti Ll.I she -------two-hour home isursing tiet'hu't'd 'ftiiS hr f - ' -mud HEAD Home Nursing e4-44as - _______________________________________________________________ - --- --- JIMhiY coural: oil Supt. 'Ili at thil Viltility I& k-litinglo itt ties- %,oit-r. tier ~mcv lluisltlm 1)upisrtuwnt, - SPECIAL they area wish- smile Tile doctor who wwi to lx- r tact Mrs. Lawrence l'cttillat form the coi'i-ectt e surgt'r Oh unwell Park or the club has- "Marty" was moved h his less, Mrs. Sy DoVries, of Cas- plight. - "I look forward to tr mug seltwrry. Those in the Sanford It) help (uk child'' the PhI 'titan area are asked to call Mrs. wrote Sht'uly. I Wayne Norris who ib ser%,ing as Sanford hostess while Mrs Vir- ''Marty's" personal histor% , I Ufl*MlfltJ 25c oddltloea S P.M. (Onen 7:201 R. If. McCibbeny for members forwarded to rehabilitation tiff of the South Seminole Velcumo dais, contact was math' by Wagon Club at their Septem be r Evans F. She'aly , a stute urea meeting. supervisor . The umeeting will he' at 11:30 "lie' was just the most mnilad- twe'oiiuiug Ititt er iii pitt-ti At ige Included will be a public 15 she' begetti to shave, LkstII hit'i' health imrau uz'iumstutoii (tim' legs and her face Sh' uas those WOIIICI) who are now tcseeI by boys and girls its high training to hat a 11u1 ('russ vol st'lmuol i Complete -- - 4usd His _____ 4n4 -9 Ohrnen $1.75 • $350 HOMEMADE SIEVED Hill OR TAU OUT iu1Ii PA 75C , ALL MIXED DRINKS ot lUd'.' 1w -- ______ __ -- ---- ------ - --- ih the hoinu (if tile milopea. gralies- I -Swill aller his Into a new job and a new I ...... tOc , PIIVATI PA RT S & DINMUS CALL AND MAKE RESERVATIONS thus serving In the schools as voluii- attended lassinuss college' iisd uttuiimeel better than 41% teen. I Is uiJ$ Ladies N1 ht Each Thu public health nurse orluntu'- gery betwucim the winter tloiis are requIrements for thusu and April 1966 Between _____ _____ ______ ____ _______ _______ pitw. 1114, f- NA - ITOMW PLUS AT 1*0011116. Illith tile holoo nut - Mitguulla 9:10 with and ____________________________ ___ ______ O7 _A~~ . l. ______________ _____________________________ I Aulu 2 tL*:lt4gtT w. Scott Burni, Mar. SINIM I ]c ______ ___________________________ _______ ______ - ___ OWNED AND DPU*TIP if M.L. WORM, 3 S. PANEflO AVE. a. 113 'r' &cc eple 7. _____ _____ _____ b4YiUwLthluvs - ____ OPEN 1:00 iny lift minister. "tie (the doctor' ad A film on Aiding Leukemia %'ise(t me' to get so me uimt'n's cud ________________________________________ MPH,dver Do ____ - ____________________ fW b*F*_ w AV A11111141111F -ir _____________ drab, unsmiling girl Into a marned. bright faced man of 24 A copyrighted story by Thorn llillington of the Columbia Statt' tells of the change. a letter sent to started a Baptist minister in 1962. The By MAR %'ANN MILES __________________________________________________ ____________________________________ ________________________ 48 Roof ed 1) go _____ ____ _____ _____ ______ , epigranunstist , - at ______________________ _________________________ U 36 Be sga'iaat 38 1)Iaencurnber 311 .Jupant-ie (:Olgi LU MARVIN II1M UIGW MAYtNUS he was almost 20 years old _________________________ Tion. Oporto ___________________________________ ______________________ E1NlNGS When he did see a doctor. "I NOW! non. th ru 'hur'. broke down and told him about A PERFORMANCES Hearth in Maitland. L_ 1 0 Oklahoma city 111HIP OP P40CLSIO _ ______ _ _ ______ In Color CO-HIT :j0 2 ACADIMY AWARDS MAR•LOU RESTAURANT AMMY GEURGE and JOHN URBAN (USN Rot) Citiontirs home. I ::i_______________________________ .j ____ • ,, • _______ NOW! I OSCAR" t' . Ll"7- .rf1ia& _____ ____ _____ ______ ___ ____ ____ ________________________________________________________________ ____ _ 1,12 I5iernetl I'&tii,l BanI Bldg. .Iack.t'nvlllc , Florida 'u"a' Sept.is. ivss i)DZ47 ON BIAteraly W 1. ________ Ø YOUR CLOTNIS TO US voui SANITONI UTIPIID MASTU DRYCLIAMFI ____________________________________________ ______ ______________________________________________________________________________________ SCffWA3.UE _________ __ ig hbor of ______________________ _________________________ 1 IUn _____ -- For satisfactory perforinanc., bonded 'fabrics should: b41ht, form) - Helping Build dii. Ia .dsive "Md. of Ow darlag drpc1.atl. I ______ - _______ 455 Beputy Clerk SMITH ELLIOT AN!) A ____ __________ isrnin.p,)n 2uVcrdlberolne 4!j Loiters t Obtained 20 Malt beverage 22Fr1ht 47 Nuta--. 32 Aged 21 Ditties 411 Roman god 24 tiha espearelu 35 sunber wood 2* New (coUib, -- Moinus 37 Veznlnine fairy queen form) River ppelhatitiu 25 MusIcal 24 1.049 4 Roma it) mlits 51 1)(K-tor (cull.) .5 human wrihr 40 Was nuista en 5.i Historian's t6 SuporliUve of odes CULICCIU 41 Moihsr-of-pvanl swllr 37nauerma wivile way 29 SIar(mxtwb. ' I strengthening 0U r Free Enterprise system and in _____ _ f.ssi ku dvcI.usiu md fislikiag Oat, Clerk of Circuit Court By: 1)nnna t. 3lurkus ne Salvador 1. rom Performance in w.ar and cleaning dc ponds an flit banding formula and procedure S Re Cor1tT BAL) Arthur ii, jieckwlth, Jr. - of " /_____ ,t 7). )94(. mountain I4ftoruangoddeu 15 Revolve Faillene(I with brads 17 Employ 16 Musical ,1lhthie OKAY, LME1 I 0& Iliblicall BUNNY 0 'T T 3 Rom poet 4Ezp go lRomanorator 5FIxodamnount 7 Roman general II Origin (sullix) 2 _____________ and $3,924 to change a rather ___________________ ________ ____________ ACROSS I _____ - re- 11 I I STIPHIM ROYD ILU SOMMIR in a murderous rn' __ Roman Writers ___________ 1 4) voca ,' . "THI Palancet who j servinz time (or the crime. Rr;an runs :flti) Diana in Mexico and rOflVfl.'ti'4 Ma n . SIR THIS MOVIL _____ nfered wife of .Trilian i,fark Happy _____________________________ Stricken American Children clothing, have my hair cut and Answer to Previous P0211. (ALSAC) entitled "The I'romiso make the change" ____ -.-- it lug, plunihilig. ventilating, Iti'ipower syatorne, mu chIfls, atiplilenees. firturea, and appurtenances, which now art. imparts h.l - A salute to the pr, .eiast skia ln'ltgtlos. • ;_ get!" ann Hyland uest stars as ana Hays, the 4uppie.I1y mur- ___________ _ IIiqi. it 1Uit Impafls wrlakl..resls. p.c exercise I ______________ ________________________________ ____________________________________________________ flat a tatlaus S k ;lves pl..t.rat.utlai. • It pea. • ______ _______ FELLOW TO KNOW... attuned to your home entertainment needs, forbetterfiving-alec .13 fain benefits. improvement.' now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached thereto, slid - "Getting up late for school Is about the only regular ______________________ a __________ _______________ are inseparably one unit I ________________________ STAjTS 7:15 - ALSO tJG TO LENGTH :lsr HALF WILl. 3E EATED ON 2nd ;-ow COME EARLY. minister forwarded the letter to On ALSAC _____________________________________________ ____________________________ agency It h. VS P.. 05 ______ _______ 0. _______ 9 - __ _________ ____ By M L. RAIDRN, JL P.nin.nently banding en outot fabric to knittsed friam 11ring labric - so 6o iwo Monogram Wall Beater. del CIIIOIIIE, Serial 14703306 DO N T _____________________________ _ TALK DRY CLEANING" l., TM W 10-Il F'. M. R(7. Run "ur Your Life. "I Am The Late flj ma Flays," (Color Lovely Di-. habilitatlon spent four years Plans Film ________________________________ ________________________________ _________________________________ ____________________________________ E11 1E1U'E ' io . hor to go home anti --lear Julian, COLUMBIA. S. C. (API-- The. who is understandably by flOW % ii' ptv -r'q %on enultl iovpr lonk' quite that repellent. • Married ri,un'j.'nc :rrauisc TOfftTI THIU wID. ADULT INTUTAINMINT y'j ou gusT 31 1* YIA*S OLD & -------- Becomes Welcome Wagon wrr ________________________________________________________________ "LET'S ____________ ,'t- " -is' . ts Toaetl;er with; tlic' I allowing itenme of property whirl; art Iacitted Ili and peurfliMumflt)3' install- ____ ______ 044 CAFETERIAS W-410" iRtA"Mo nI V '4 P I Tow"Woo - , GI ated Ili Seminole County, fur- It Paul mUltI hope you will Moon Ida, descrilied as: Lot 12 of Iliorri: 'In.'. tAFT- be able to play with your team ISTIDOK Rt!IIrIIVISION. IJK1T Our thought th is week * NO. SIX, utrtroruiing it; the Cheerfulness is the best promoplat thereof as recorded In Plat hunk "12". pages 31 and ter 01 health and is i friendly flt, Public Ttt'r'ord, of Semi- to time' mind mis to the body. nol.- County, Florida. I . - P. NI NBC. The Ra,i,t set , I of Webster paid a cnll to the day. We'll completely e- flDE-16 - _____ Lc,lOiJ Elizabeth anti 3,fidge 4n- cAp- E Unsmiling Girl (6)I,ove of Life (9) Donna Reed - FOOID COI.RTEOUS SERVICE F(CNMICAL PP1(ES German timed by .lutI Barker and taray Daggar, guests Gøore 17 scott an ti .fohn Drew Rarrymorci The men out after them and are raught ;n the hushwhackers' t:amp rott gives his usual .!:cceptonal per formane., and Rarrymnre is erellent. It's barn to believe that (4) Leave It To Deaver 19) Tito Dating (lame 1121:0 0 (02) Jeopardy _ IT14'I• "This avag'e land. (Part II m Ckr This firstrate, raIjtir series rintinues ía two-part story tonight 'vhen :.i'ic:u Twilight Zone (6) Diek Van Dyke - ¶&V West. () 10:311 (3) Concentratlo;u () The MrCoys 11:00 (2) (Thain Letter (6) Andy of Mayberry (9) Supermarket Sweep 11:30 (2) Showdown ____________ pj [' * .: I ..' ___________ ________ -. - 5s ,Pffl,t,us. t*I 5!5t. II!', 4.ifri.w,s S* 11. Ii (iii - 9-10 4 :2ti 3) NIIC News 4:3) () Mike Douglas 4hc,w tu9 s Wo'1y Woodp.-.r Where The ActIon a -- raptuir ,, t , ,.J(r5t storm (3) 77 Sunset Strip 111.00 (3) Eye Gues.' (6) 1 Love Lucy l0:!5 (2) NIIC News I ____________________ __________________ " * ' ________________ - SHORT RIBS I I ____________________ _________________ I ' I ___________________ ___________________ I _______________ ______________________________________________________________________ 1. _____ _____ 400 (2) show (9) The Morning Movie ___________________ (4 (4, (9) (6) Gypsy Hose Lee _____ _________ (3) 3:3') ( 1xerclse for the Modarn Woman 9:30 (2) Burns and Allen $ ____________________ ____________ _____ ________ ________ _____________ 3:3 _ _____ _____ - _____ _____ i (.',ier*I 1IOS1 I ,'.nettler WoriI (hiS New.' You Don't 4 . Edge of Nigh' The Nurses The Match Gao;.' (9 8:25 (2) News 8:30 (2) Toda 9:00 (2) Hilt of ciroucho _______ _______ _______ _______ ______ ___ f I - F'' 4h 1 2:00 (0)) To Tell Thso Tr,ith 7:05 (6) CBS N'.' 7:25 (2) Now.' 7:30 (2) Today (6) The World At Large 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo (' -' . I ____ to " t)ys , _______ _______ ______ I _______ .- flfl _____ _______ '.- Kate 0a ____________ ___________ '- S. .-. by _______________ - I (erman field hospital rite-used 1:4 r,r,jeriips ou know what it'4 pretty ronhinring Albert Pau se is gviuid ('ol. Von IfeIhin. .1 thehishorkid officer. aril (Thrista Linder4.'n plays 114.'. t I :3T, (2) NIV News 2:00 (2) of Our 1.1 VP (tui Isusworrl 1'); The ?4ewtyw.'1 '; im.' 2:30 (2) The Ii)or.tOts (41 house Party (9i A 'Fime for t. (6) Sunshine Alamanac 4:30 (2) TV Classroom (6) Summer Semester : 00 (2) To4ay hjeranui Show (6 New.' _____________ ________________ 'li-rides to A. The Wrarl4 'I irns 6i 15 (Gi News, Weather 'y '*' ' nmhiilaruce' and invade the l,i-1 1:39 (fl iet's M*kcu A . ____ _______________ _____ ______ '• expose ' (2) News '5) (tIn Talk ('ii The Wont nI Ilerauly () Sunshine Almanac ______ protecting you against less-than-perfect performance with a written warrant' on the products he recommends - .- .-, A SER1TY AGENT - ,,, ___________________________________ -- ' -o ost. Ii':,r 'n the Ft iL'' ((:oj,r ) Talk ;hr,u;r , The 1.ate Show New.' 105 (2) Daily %vor: TIJIFMI)AY A . M. room!' HEA - - I I (9) by holding this string I can find my way out if I a cleaning the junk out of your _________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ . 100 Newu (9) sew, 'r'u;mu,t ut"i0 t (6) Theater of Star.' __________________ Mrs. Lizzie Bell of Miami. The Jewish Tora h must be Mrs. Gertrude LeGer has i-chand written on la. scroll made turned homi- after spending t, from the skin of a kosher an- sometime in Georgia and Alaimal, uuully a sheep or lamb, bums with relatives. ' Dinncr guests one evening this past week of the Herman Spivcys Legal Notice were the ,lolin Kelly family of TiLz'JflV5 WANE NOTICE 15 heret'' )VeT: that 1 Ilaines City. Herman and LuI rill(- mind Kenny SIWfll tilt, Llitfllr am rna.'c1 in liuisines, T.- nd Streat. Santord, Seminole flv wteIend in Virginij City, Cnunty, Flnrldi, under til t- firti'lt'I Mitt 'todd, dOP?OUV ttnt,r name oT MASO?F .TEEP \mi., nw sitter." - with son-in-low IIUtI doughEAL1TE INC., and hat I Intend ten Bob and Grace Dodge. to register said tinnit _________________________ with tim.' The Tom Spiveys were also Are you homesick for a nice Clerl: of the Circuit Curt S"nilnole County, Florida, In accordhome for the weekend from clean home or building that I anee with tin' provisions ot tin, Pir,tltioue Name Ptatute , to. their new home in Charlotte N. I free of strange interlopers? tUtOS Hig: Kenneth .1. Mitant; (9) MO New. 9, Ne'wsIiiie (2) iIuuu,ulev-ItrI,,klv'v WaIter Crnn,kIPe - (6) ~ - eq hnsvrj I'atrni. "the Life A , j I cj:flI) (2) I(tirt I"ot Yi,iit Life (5) .Iei.u, Arthur Show (U) 'Fli.' lug V a lley 10:30(6) I've i1't a Sc'rr.'t 11:00 (2) New- •IswcTMu.%UP.' 9 I 1. ___ *. ______ ".'__" - , . News (9) Pe-yti'll I'lilk." a /1 - :'-.- I' in -'i' 9.14(wo I,. M. \ FV . Cnn ],,.,- (q (5) 5, ., still bitt vii; 12 42) /i.nc (r.'% 7:311 42) i',,kees (9) Tue Jug Movie 5:00 (2) I nrcam of .laanuuIc' 5:11) (2) itc'g.'r tII1.'r 9:1)1) (2) 'FIt" ItaI V5'c'.t .n'Iv (trIffIth 9:30 (0) FamIly AffaIr _________________________ AN ACOUSTICS SPECIALIST .. sounding out your needs for the best possible listening enjoyment. st,mnm1jmi ii ho ft. ,:2 f'., '11-' N.s iiP (2i Swing a'jri'r. i.'arc'ti rr T lip ,'4.'w.'iIn;. MIS (t u;iriIng f,igti? I'. ti New. (5) PRISCILLA'S POP . - four mulsir ,' 00 (6) MPIu'1ty Nit.' MovI.' a - (2i 2) u; I (-. 5-~ i _____________________________________ ontirs Is ansi tic' sadly sighs One ji that f hi' wisl,c's every day w'r' 'i .Ieni,m,it' nat.u,n,uily f,ijIis I 9) News 1i Milisi.'" .-.... L f. call Wednesday evening telling nice meeting last week. They John Hedenhurg as soon as inc that a former Paola resi- had visitors from the Luke possible. dent, W. D. Banibalough, Mnriiinm Club and also three Stationery purchased by the Iously Ill in Orange Memorial visitors from the Longwood publicity committee for boys Hospital hi Orlando. The caller Club. • The Melvin Spivey and girls at Moosehcnrt was did not know h room number family spent last weekend here, disp layed. but an' of his friends and rein- They are now residing in Paris ________ ____________ lives may visit him. He Island. S. C. Their many friends a resident of Longwood. We wish here sure miss them. • Mrs. ___________________________ ! () ' ' I iItIiI I ;I" I :; I; . Myrlene Bullard sitting an pins will do ii goad job as the presi- I Oct. 28-30 at tile Diplomat Hotel and needles for Gene. But they dent. • The Lake Monroe in Hollywood and urged to make made it. • Had a telephone Homemakers Club had a very' reservations with: Manager him a speedy recovery and w H. A. TnyInr had as tier guests are sure he will be remem bered rencetl3' Mrs. Lucille Lee and i I '. , e.*j+ her v Television Tonite ' ''' , ________ n'i de jay n.i.jq rn it and 'et. .isiy. _______ ? .- 'he' 'r' 'it 'ri < : o oan r ii tt.i , o Rnwo.r 4 p, nd the ,tv~, nin, , , ,oiftiniz ~),n.,t.re the rele'iion ef rr , ti 8-111:610 11. ,%I. (11.4. Rim Iloidily, film winh, nnil when he tirs-A rif . %, \ , 6 ,~ I. 1 - efs Mill hui''iI get, hiuddy himself, tiny. Vat those with rq,lc,r *('tS. nihm episode. Rat Patrolman piernnnni.hIke. Iliddy's wnurkirug this show is i'v"nt marc' pl", nri?. \Trk ffiti'hi". 'k ( l.a rrj ( ui4Cy gets hit by shrapnel, md rather than him to he rig-ra . - II hv pairitrb the 'rn hoinni'ife ikle. \Vhen him, (nl,' tuther fiuuihy t1 r'in'k tuned (a ru' wheui I PI'VI'tP decides lea vi's in ___ -. . - were two happy households. Rena, son Sidney has just been nor, Chapter 1404, and for BernGladys and Charles Carlson elected president of the T.E.C. ice Snbeck, Home Chapter 0. were waiti ng patiently for Char- Club at Seminole High School Co-workers were reminded of lie to come. So were Ben and Congma ts Sid, and I know you the Suite Conference to be held I - By Dick Turner \'s - ill ^I, the MiunI.'c'n' 7IIfl pretty funny. - --- -- - -- - - CARNIVAL *4 ONI-- •' If I wet-e 50 __ years younger, I'd buy one myself!" : nil fhn Ibm n wr,c'n tin, of Ph'. fnrnily lhnt k. I . be statifinrd nt Ft. Jackson, S. hospital in two weeks for mnre i Enrollment was conducted for C. when his lenve is up. And surgery'. We wish her a speedy new candida tes. Donna S. NorGene will go tn California. There recovery, ton. 0 0 0 Talking of ton and Mary Louise Bnmgard- i 1. I 143 1 . ' '4 yet. And Glenn Spivey and John home from Jacksonville where f what happened and where Kreinbring are still over there. she went to see her niece who it happened has been told, and Borne Is Charlie Carl Carlson has been very Ill. Loretta is now to state when and why it hapand Gene Bullard. Charlie will home hut has to return to the pened. Mrs. Price stressed, . Ut 0 11111141 4 ma Alice has six more months Rena Hawkns has reUzrnvdinvnlvcud have been named: to I eL. 9i*l . Carroll. who according tp Ala. That's a goad boy Claude. * 0 * ~ person or perstins concerned or . I "A - % CNEJ \'A', " - set' i . /, "' with your decor. and Hudson, - _______ i) .%1A1 ___\ tasteful cabinets. vematility. ui'-TLE i't hts- n - _ T1 14W' , .. t IM' ' FOT ,, Wfl%' r''rn after Pnic.rc. P~T ls SV '-u i.4' 1\\%1\ 1/ I., I ____ ' rjnn.tt 7:110.9 I'M. lit. The Mtvi- this tim", amid h game' nt (( Miflr .'i'. ieeni all 'bar q "M',iikec Mnnk"e off to rnnfrr'nt I kees. 5l1(liCf,. hOSt of mhI 4V'fl tine anti dandy o i Me." (("tint wneky, Jinsit, guest stars ss f(,rtune'Ihis 'onreriiesj. heatic'squc' ami rnthc'r r't,,i.'ot jog tc'll"r Ma,j,,mne 'J,ml.ashi, 'the ht," hn r.vtrro"i'rt a ieaf PrAm modern 'orn;mn i ill the tinily e-. oerleiss jq lmck wit Ii a hai,p,t ql romnitinmit lot' of Ruin For Your A oily Williams and invited fl hi' Ffiv' hen tf 'r'is" rueed,i r,' it pp fit. litiiit' tnl.' tc'iuitht.. Voting Fl1bn life, '1 1,,. Fuigitiv" tumid a dash omi*titjon it, R'it her jesa of fI,I,11 u floynoiuin I t4tnrc'y Mn!wnhl ) is of A Ipijoti ann (ostelin tr,nIln- night of faek .foneu .rcnet' s s holn!e snes •'Oqtjfl her 'iou' In Inherit a mansion If uhi' mii's to mnsikc' ll,k a funny si'ris hallarl style ii a plea iaflt eofl• huth,nr plenty. FTus hear' Iiiat C1111 bring hc'rsc'lf to s;mond i'tR- A:311 1'. M. NH. I Iurqm trast, and the other uest4 Art,': in' ettin .i iropv'r iuight. In the npnciluy joint, snd o for 'he iuile of thn vhn wit. muir lmc'u'.,.'n, tally ,-n,i,u,l w),nri of ,f.'u,nnie. "Always or, 1un the (ee-tinI,uv Rrotheri noor overly i they at.' nil rut ,,rt liv fog, The cloy." (Cnlr,r Tony, i,vi, join .laek rind Roger in the %' 1'ri1 ,0).. tl .Vfoll AfJ,I1. firiale, I : . , u t-4t , " WD Wi4tTLl'" jftrD I , , V N,~~ 0 ~J I . , (-t'IA ''i WIW li-ui- \ systems for your home. Viet Nam, some are home and visit her. ' Very glad that what, when, where and why. still some are just leaving. Go- Claude IlIttell Is home from the Those Writing articles to be Ing across is Larry Watson, We hospital. And from all reports submitted for publication. i-cwill think about him all the have had about him he is thk- gardless of media, should alStill a cross is Jim ing it easy, per doctors orders. ways double check to see If time - I I WAY OUR HES A .'ttSE44RCH ANALYST... keep/np up on the ltett ymhltcbty chairman of Claus, planning who will visit then stopped off at other places Schwarm. Donna a 01 WT ' ' it. i 'nn. he's 'om homø lHr '°rnnn X41&q1dA , 1114~-Ils. "' J 1, ;~o , -_ - - p'F'. us on Thanksgiving day, high on their re turn to their home. Julia Wells. school football games, and just Nell tickled me, she said th is Airs. Price explained the five gads of other things to plan, was her last trip for a while "W's" essential to completeSome of our boys are still in and now they could all come to ness of av news release-who, : 1)1 -••. have that talk with Santa children and other relatives and her cnnimittre are Norman t i ¶ \ . \- I 10 I I __ I ° 1 1. *. I to i.H'r list Ui t1f /_ _ 6. 4 - -- ~ - ,%up. ointe pitfirig thrill thitil; Ifint trofok- mriy roil iptrvit- Rit in hio elvity Iheip wlvpq lift. riin. Icril str"nirth or ff'rt. Anti l$'q g"ttjp,g pnor , that. 4t'w lerik n her If tho 'n 'h ~4-.v)~t 14-11 ""_~ 3(- no" to cambia County of -I%. of Pigh's : "long: -trinditir. Millett nod l" Nenspnpe, Jn$'t'pti'is vnpnc. høIpI'. h"ru"If hn !u r, 'I tir hc' " tnity's 1"n'Hn (P,i'e 'u"t' a fin" n .nrk 'f Snrne' with *'hin an% If hc' Ph Ph ii,,If Iii,. dkln't tvi'tVt ft c'Iinlr f,ritit anti 'vnin flnor penson wcimc'pt iiffrI irrmnri cn'i is stilt- , norn ph" wuiPed prr'Pily nod h" i m ,Je'tsiv for tip" l'i st?ovi frt.t, to hont hIIo h"r h,hsntl i s"y rrnniz f Ph,' family to do any- ;"ork their o the poor 4er qhnnpjq Is lp'ouse men an j ill; n ______ - - _ winter, 'V - _______ . duzitc 0 ( ____ F __ 1 Ruth otn'i -- . I By fln 'i -- .-----, toR 3Ae WDM" : J \ 1 nanle All those who were leav- _Itt thilbralth riY 11FWF? - Women die of September already. In a The Donald Kings are now back paring news releases given by home after a tour of the north. Mrs. Lenore Price. junior gmcouple of days It will be Fall. east. Don, who is our rural mall regent. And that moans time to fill the carrier, and Nellie went all the Mrs, Ada Williamson Is publitime oil tanks for way up to Maine to visit their city chairman and members of ~ :A)J1 I - _40% Moose w"i .i J VrAiLT I iWi 5Y ri.cw mc: florida and that means every the county co-chairman, the an- Scott XolIy forces. By GLANC1S . øi -r fp ThF AsI.L •WJ As R4' W71t ?'TAP.NrT orks, ifldudiflg If the September Chapter Night By NW. R. L. J011MISON by his friends hem. and they Program which featured a talk 'tjc and regulations of preMc goodness, here It is the mid- will pay him that visit. i ! "I intend to be governor of grRrofltR of tn%- opponent," Kirk said. HP trnl of the campaiRn, that It is the rurril aresir. ns well. ARTHUR The 7&"ae % ever by the Slfl1 AA lack of leadership on the part because he no longer hn con- arena hut felt, he should go to the actual resignation in Es- i over was due to reasons of Sanford, executive director; dety "a real, live, going organi- of ____ tuon %sioi Kirk's claim of a Lmn Cowity (q(.r(jnn was not true High said said. The rift "again points tip the leaving. he stnid, Inte last week, he was ennifinigning In urban Petit's Intention to resign is i rind 6t, Escrimbirt County txirn- wits elected viecretary-treasurer. r Whentley states he plans to O ther members of the hoard of directors are Paul Jenkins. work. to make the Humane So- ) taken j the hearts of the Reputilfristrot. Ly- ndtin Johnson's cirinipAign In Petit Rnid High should hr , fle rill things to nil people." Re publican Claude Kirk seI- Florida and who le ft a post campaigning more in the urban "Of course any dissent in the ed upon the estrangement of wi th the Office of Economic areas and less in the rural arlie opposition camp help% High and his campaign chair- Planning to direct Hich's sc- vas where he seenis to he spendi Its than "Rut more hel p f ul man. Don Pet1t ernid gubernatorial try. Be Is ing most of his time. Binmer L. Carter, of Sanford, neents before his retirement to 't xplana 1w will make a stamnt tMay denied by a High spokesman. nont resignat ions In several othennrning public argument he High and brought along a nearPetit Is a Sargent Shriver High, according to Xirl, hn.1 is having with his campaign ly Intact. and well-oiled nrgnni• made the mistake of trying "to chairman, a situation dear to new frontiersman who directed YMtIfln )irk said he was not free to Arthur C. Wheatley, of CAP- Bahia Temple, a World V,'RT 1 mulberry, was named president veteran, vice commander of the American Legion Post 2,66. of of the Seminole County Humane Casseiherry, and was a member Society by the hoard üf direr th Wheatley and : 1 E ft CA, MIAMI Area R1* romises V 1IOIJsE -71I ' ili _____________________ 7-'4• ,="M~ 6 . , . . . 6. ____ - ------- - --_ 4-.-.v..----' .'-'-.----'--_- ---'_ -' _______________ ' - ___ - :. L ,,., _______________________________ -- . ----------------- '_ - - . 110~ I - -- --- • - -- -- r--- - - - -- _.? ~W v - ---. . ~. '. "------- - -f 14-_i4 - M*iia, -T, - ________ t I - . ' - --- �- I _ Pagei2—Se$.1,19 Forecast hzindF with mt. which hn nwk ard gi en me mnn Thfln)Cflt. Thc hecnm( offended or 0 flO a ace :tti. et h hitud' It Ii them I hav thed hut prnpk urrng 14 gIo\ ohce7nnt and un not ve the put nut theIr hand anyrn incas how she wants to raii to apologize for m - hand. Any suggestrnn ? her children hut I do not he fo sour right and h( hnnld at 1 ang married oman I sa flint- husband wn.co disappoint- nearest policeman for help hecami pregnant When her I led iuct luk ou lath ho arcifieni hand iii e Iuintin Wifl a hornt I)rAl AflI that thc pohcemnn is their h ingt / :.. . , rn k "IIAVE PROOF" You ma (( II of t'tt club tcu •. Ior Dd intollect c,FMIl (lnv incioct z stamped self-ad I n AngeIe 4 AQ lOt' Void A'4 to h ii cinch unless sill nips a k owe' um in 41. PflS of diamonds nud ruffed 4 second trump IA; dunim and diamond to ID rufieri ni dunt ruflt'd the last heart. lim nest my. ' -). / _____ _______________ I I _____________________________________________________________ LEo - E •) - . i !'• A.wys order your d ... _____ € 21' L LIIIItA (Sept 2 to Oct 22) • - ME ' __ I \\II Ib I d• / W•\ , WH2E A P1SE OFJ_ _____________________ _________ STWN M' I \ / u roug - . . 0 . Tlit tape- glnw in the dark.— _J1 DEAL POLlS — Carol will sity I have' to sit down to iron • flit- I fOUfl(l that an old piano . r .. , 'E - O -. AW NOWDON 1HE UGHfl4G- I 6l WT i .. . - ' - . - -. •. - , ncigt- or bluck. It tluItt- ippk which moves when I ututi then sfl in' more lust get P UAcAru PtJI V butud'i disuppro ul of then an von ueeonipIh a - W D ,-l7Z7 - . i t ragitt zrn 1 gardening I add a tally affecd by oveveight; purchahe(l it new jatct to ia i'd IOI MT Why not take a sample menu I the- first of iiext year. tro 'r w 'hi whn.b i1l ' Ponsonufty spuuking, you should iiVenu. aapoon of method, _____________ tAll • great atilu iiC per- • 4 1 ) - 'the' Whi' House it1u Ocwber of your lile I I _______________ . I a - . - - - - 4'i1. (, At1 ,_ / (l \I U I itt- n or i,nturn "PA( 1411 "1 ant bl, iwvt gru han ami and 'pbeiit of room 1w duut.es Iat "Him" run over b puil wool ensembli''? And, if - 'Irazisuetsuut win IIIOUkIJ huva' M sun's beuIboutkzdrd 1ea1 It it ii d 1 e ii with it at car tuber as nos read Fur your beagle owited by Mn'. 1.U(I to Carroll 1tightm Furt- i- - PIA rj TU \ I G & REPAIR !2-422* -I V_L.HAKM') _ LLI:' out Il Pittte Flower., '' Yrkt -, :.. _ ( ___)U IIII) (.1 U uctt Tr,1'Jttt .• w . '. i'uuc'' 1VZL fioliywuud 2b. Cuhaforn bqua, ,: - • _I_________ - , - 131 14 • p .4 U I U - ' ____ Ifl44i PAl -------------------- - ?nr rc'Iral laka III 2T RfAr s p m r.F:wr cIc tlsaIli I- 4:.c II"tnP,nan IV P l( y 411 • 3.3.4 ilitS. 1-2 IIATIIS T' A 7rj R h air , t;nr arri.; ZAL Thitn4mrtr4 I )' P VI'IatTDZ 't4A APARTMENTS 2 .I TRAILER & Ppace. on t.ake i pa me s or Rent NIght _322_0*4*or321-0700_ n tory ' I h 1 - ' or 411 ' -, 4 10 WELAA AI'Ah1tsTH ehady Oaka. Prtcel to aelt with 1L'iINtSiiEI 32.___0S n.. 1'. t L - I l ' --• - I4 1• 322-3951 or Itc(truom home, LAKI 9*. t RY Cle*ri (tF I dl - 14 I ' 1. H- :' *1j 1.1 4 an 321 S YW DIALIR bath air conditIoner, large I ncludi a 1% LIAr I,rbhI4rtu0oIl, ,'xroil,nt for ---____________ INVE'T11 ' I & It! AL' 1' at S,',nttotorr ith - let! 4//I (toot'. 4 Itt t,.c I I It\ I III H COT I %O1 Hit IiI.O(l IIfIIII WI,. fin'' utt thle 'or lItP -.iIi;I4. -- '________ - Ilittli Ii ' In ha k )ie'I,i In (rout 3..2 I 4.11(11 I)I'I'141 ' r pot I I. r. Iii 11111 - rum "' - -' -is, iI'>' , isli) •4 1114 It', ItI L%*I fl lii,,•.hUt f,( I -, " I a , i i I . 4 1 - ) - I .i ,,,tK hIrughn, - iIIIlII$54 1. _________ . - I 1,' itifIth , T':°" A - .,. . -. I J1Nvi14;U- 1!V - '' wk t't Y. I') $ IJtI( iist.. JI ____________________ ,' 15 ,, ! , . yra vø 2 DOOR SEDAN _.-._--------------------- - • Pai 'liii' 4/i r - -p.,' F - -- 1 14 tAr I fl v m HI I'L\ VUII tim. " 4 •''..-.1 ii 1 UI k 1)111 '1d tiu. r I I' k II P Iiti I It 1 , itlp & JttpMtY$ - 7 u1 . v t e H M' iuregiy up to I I . ______ AI U otp Count i e L;Ql - -- gtk,L, -- STORE EYE AHi ..UPWJ UEREAI4PT4ERINACQMiC4TRW'! I 3 L - (told. See Ilob -4U C I A H' A I t'i" ' / LI C it 0 b '- I . - a. _____ ed Where athens are concerned No old-fashioned ideas for • / I : I 1 lIlt 4.i4 - 1;; Ii' Ii '.1 ilk. Inpilt & t x.-'- utivr 1.-vi-! PLrt t-t LA t'Ti F t ____________________________________________________________________________________ iit. bhow that you trvk. 4 II $fl fllOhlltIlV. Ph. Male Help Wanted 'I i I t t(' ________ on tan put rite p'-iay eentnga til m1rIttt '\ .- ert re ALL makea Radios, ______________ _____ — walarlee re qiureniente d ______________________________________ a. . to (:PQ 1 m '° -' - I ______ eat - ould like tion Cet amazing results the cooltit 3U1 but I J'IbCLb (Feb 20 to Mar Ct thiS stighiied 20) hemj. buM at the won. van has anvom else evei dciii such 1 • • it sills thing and what did they truly like and vOUf•In muc.i DLAR POLL - When te. get ynut- doctor ni on the I I I liurbor any cheatüig though. 7: _____________________________________________________________________________ - joba. for dreas. Lincoln Servios, Hoi 'TI\E ''tee 'Tescl t P j,up. r et in. ;uouniugt i can reeoni tf mmdl ni Figure (ontrnl diet rn hut sntu on . ml . '- . UJ) _______________________________________________ lod: I ant very much over- and Ill lx- at the- wedding.' - - I FA1' I'OLLY—Yestcrd v8 ] - inTL 20) You need to clear V. oblignt,on& todu unt tf ou th Muituit h -o 1 ' 1' - . many euffletent SPRTh.KLF_R BISTEMS FALO' LtAt T BL"%l E P ,øq,a. '' I .)4 \VeIl I)ni1li J'Lt2IA.L,S: Beg. I 00( PDTtttitI - IteparhtOrtratninft1Oflg TI\tATCS Care 4—.Beaut RIe1T' MAN1' I 'tLC CAREOrlandO24-IZ21. ME ARE SUH I OWE ELSE GETB THE 1N IT' -- E Gli KM' I'V I M H QtJLI rLL cer clint - teru,nnnient n MilL ns Do 10 lou flave a riuung prob4e _9./c in the dnrh carol that at noel mg chair flil] hea rubbet bands around the 21; Aoid goasip pals and th - ._ MFN-WOMEN 1* and over. - -- UP'lltV 1 i1,S.I'r.'nch ST. •IOIINS REA1'I'Y II . 4} l(.GD for further InformatIon 1eiiti'tn ' I? Stenmer Ac'encv flj , fl • _______________________________ 100 x 140 tt tIlt Iranao Grove. Adjutm.nti will be med. on a -run beiii only 4cr typograpMcal - '- 1 Intnrmattnn call 775 2130 after 6chmlS & Instructions • i c I t1 t I r r I • P. 4$ 4-S1 4 I kh -'oss 'A l'tI t I Yt1N APT Inc. i iii 4'li I A LL,i; it I itt U I Tt'ATm OCPA N FRONT API'S 1*1 5 '.It(A HAlt It' 4 li \i(.il 1 322 7401 ( U I I)A AtlantIc avtnne Reach Mr. Ph 323 4 lat 't tooli, .tc. Bought - Sold. Lar- 322.4901 - ____ I__I Ill. Ii SOD cIt '1 O11'41'O111 1P'1lIV A Ian Ic ank I £ IIU Buy - ScU Trade Ul—'oott-r R CI'ICP n Reaflor or S81e urnure III In Ifliiant Itt. lt "' ', \t't14 Ut 823-14*0 & 25th - I H Fr iek P'nr *I h Ii tn' " I' ' ', iii It t trni,t,t, I 11111 ptA liltOKi CASH P'OR TRASH -- 'I 11(1 I, 10114 r lit I S I Re. 1 El I - f'nh1TH Ic Pr PcHar £ ,nt I ii -' 1 - -------------------------I,,Irflti'ii I II? i'igRo'tt I filInlY SAntord * l( 1-' t IP r • in t - --- I all i 2 14 14'4—TraIieI 4'—TrcIi.' hc'tp-.S*ip 4'f_Apartmnt. mr Rent s-ATIt-!qUAP mr Sate ____ I Vtw. I ____________________________________ _______________ — - ___________ ?I1I '(—RAPort Rprtalp -t ifh( t0V' P- 8( tt m CIe,ner, —'ttolt g & Storage _________________________________________________________ a iIn tI1l ( 4 %I I ! I Inø rI $hnppin CAntr _Ol*OPr_h; __P11 ' H n op—'1p or 1.n; t—Hor. AFII&ncPP __j ______________________ -- I1 I j / -\ 1 '4 I 0 I PAl A I P Afli od Ili' II 04 tpT W I V f,() r I u r H ___________________________ • •• F'( F' I I' it & T ' ' * 4! A ' 1J t ,,t _i i.!'t' .t -Rt'nfin _______ - attend charming, admiring _r- ----r I)p /k P wrr , M ;t "'' I r' ,) rj i r 1) r flF r' I to HI I - 'f ,Prri ns int,nHnc1 n. 1nIt tu lion' h 1' "—Itit;I'tint AIea _—FIini t& I ______ '-4 H 3udIceI. and concentrate on con- - 7. 'o I I ''I 1 n the economicf weeUy or - - ------------------- - 1*.-1ttTrtr 1'"ror, I I ' 1'( '- D.Dc5 1 " 'I • _. __- m or edge of the ash pzces of ok muct tube rub- I 21(4 damage to either floor or I ti II I 'Ia I tiniptial ah flaia flfl* a Ia- P*. \ ..k or Month. —ir I )141(2 \ r4T A 4V YIY1RA CHAtI __________ the P - jr- - 111,!l Itt? -I - I boost where your moat cherish- th car ash I - v i & lvt I,K ._ -M it, \ IM I / 11 i 171 \ I u I, PM CIV J Al O 1JMI I I tI1' 1 1 II I IA I I (IV fl Ii I lt )Y I I If M I I j Ul P (-4M P MMI )AP)r I(i VI1( 'I I t M At ifl ciyr V I 111111 *'l 24c por toe St - 11141 ---- — - earned ra+ long as he didn't have to play us atom cold dead H was on lead and nothing could / ____________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ t ti I - I4I•. fll4A & H ° 8 THREE DAYS ONE DAY ________________________________ ______________________________ - much (.luh 22 to Au Idesi of 1 TEN DAYS 4 L 'I ess It Cost Per Line Per Day -- SORE E EE -- that stand in thi save -- jit rt iii niit ifl ltr i fl 1I I ______ j to luni methods d I nf orrn af'lull CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR D ,\'1 ' —1 cefiel a insi all i i T' I - Small club atac1 1 - ___________________________ 'i r ' ' n Uk ne" III' h ,, I'r, , ' "" ¼\ \ ii in;; ii 84 I ' ' " Direct Phone Unes To an s SANFORD SOUTH SEMINOLE t \ The pinved th eight and south mnl ifl CS .0tV.t1TO h ig S va' reackunr for dumm 's ncr Don't hr so forceful herr Pns 44 / ant •- I / lath efIt take' uindrcurn t one to nintical1 fort to Cal qoo'u I IcI'aI(l Classi lieds I Iii'otigli '"' to Ahby, Fine undethndIng will help S1 spot •C • Q r 1(F hut h h1id if clubs brok. - L - adultrs and wa still given 20; Bomi cnndInns mn hr it gv South at chance to hlo 4 ,. _ -- ______ I ç( art numernuL cae in which pensivt chanes ouhled Wri - ---I - ' t., I Infhiencev beIng atr*fl (ineen •T _____ ri I loine i iid Eleplian ( I1I1C - dep'ed feolIn of that OUt' .. ALONE can follow for some time to - ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ DEAfl A L 0 E : Yes. come. hand H slam contract ;ns at serv gont 'I.' - - little more practical von find caful) liefor playing to tht I ____ - \•\' - • / / c-.'-- he the deciding factor There careful athd Don't tak cx cli DEAI \ 1'IC,HIOR that fot their ou' caf dnrctand anti L •. L$T7TUe8lNe! £rMARY'flMt F I hnw no family. and I The mnrnin finds nu with hn e flCVOt met m huhnd ner than usual but mo family and wouldn't PrW I ceth Crc 1 find th 8I0th kno where to look for them V , are many peculiar and enntn 1 ave • en come dodd huchand hut cnn'L i nve tinu' mR ht Dr von odl 8(hee eondIhon In tht vrr\ little monc no of u home for unwed mnrt of ndc that need to he and Ith much ca mothprc flOaT Ilnmninnd md, handled LFFT hand h fnr th other thic mother If ctu ho do I -- - ByAbigailVanBurenbboscoPe ?Zcah ab.6ij: children about the ne of t Thln( Our childn pl ether eonthntIy at cit-her m house or her' It cerm' toe oniy way tui., fli tiCS rail diseiplint her clii dren ic aren't tell them if the ill cull thI p0 4 00d' sht lweman _ - I e -, i"it I ________________ ____ HUI23I)UOH4ILI '' - 'tIt?- _- 'J'iIiuiiJaJntihYTz&,_%i(i" iU t - ' ' " I ltti' ..-nt itlua- hurls, s;It. (II' - I I a'm LvtssIs' I-Itt II - 204 West First St. Nezt Door To Piorida Stat ask AFIiIY lit %l 011 LI) 4 4% &iI? 41 j,;tI4; i,t I - lIti I l)MlII JJIl F/ i liP i yini Jot1, (Jo, J. -tti- 441 a u1t"'''- AII t,-art, • 74 lIfts Pptttatti C111 '''' 3J l' ' I 801 W. FIRST ST. P11. 3220614 --_--_- I - / *I �$ 1 IIIUPIIIII '' 11 a S owers Florida Solon Leads Fig ht To Strip Chairman s P ity Cuttin g MiHa g e A g ain C - WASHINGTON (A?) Rep. lenders to picket the hnnw of group of committee members Car Porters Union, is to be rally Speaker John W. McCormack. view that he has received "a Sam M. Gibbons says nothing committee members known to who say they have the votes (at chairman. F'Iftv.fnur major hills were tremendous response' In sup'' passed during his chairmanship, port of his move against PowNegro leaders can do will keep he against Powell, a New York least 16 on the l-memher ram- Powell's sermon WHS Rep. Adam Clayton Powell from Democrat from Harlem. Gib- mittee) to transfer Powell's id in the lion's den, It contai ned he said. ell. Mitch at the support has n political remarks. losing his chairmanship powers bans said In an Interview: "Any Powell could not he reached come from Negroes, he said, the end of the of the Rouse Education and La. thing like that Involving mem- powers as chairman to six subbefore about 2,for comment on Gibbons' state- some of it "quite moving." move minute service hers of Congress Is fraught with committee chairmen. The bar Commiure. 0110 persons, Powell said of ments. An aide to Powell said "m (the Negroes) feel that the Asked about plans for a rally danger. You don't threaten pro- Is to he made Thursday. In New York City Tuesday in pie who are In the highest law- Powell, a Negro, preached committee members' move only, "It'll all come to pass on this man has betrayed the trust Powell's behalf, Gibbons, a making body in the land and Sunday ti t Harlem's Abyssiani- against him: "This is the re Thursday." In the place of leadership where Florida Democrat, said, "1 perhaps the most Important in an Baptist Church where lie is ward I get for excellence." A Powell spokesman said pre' he could have been of SUCII don't think It would have any the world. Congressmen are not pastor and announced plans for He said he has been called 'inusly that Powell tins tried to great help to them," he said. effect, on the outcome of the Intimidated. Each man vat-es Tuesday's rally at the A. Philip 'the best chairman on the Hill" discourage any demonstrations Randolph Institute. Randolph. by Presidents .lrthn F. I'cnnedy in Washington. according to his conscience." hr nufnr rrnth vote." Sept. 19, 1 About offers by some Negro Gibbons is the h':ider of a head of the AFL-CIO Slecpin and ,lohnson and by Ilnusc- Gihhnn also said in thc inter- Page 14 t LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING . 'PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" , Si W. 3rd St. N. L. PAION At., OWNU . PH, 32248) "SERVING SANFORb and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1929" 'ERS1Wl, Uy 1ARR . I Ax Face d s Zoo Fun ' Nile America" on cininole County The Seminole 1' (1 U C 5 11 (1 11 Assn. has hired a public reinman to work with press now, , it's not out Ouch. llnp' of I funds. . . . . , , - ••• ii pl-Rinis nver at Me lligh g/. / 00/ps School on lunches . . . %-a RK r, F * thP( I I i PJI .. J. C. Taylor, Jr. 2605 E. Lake Ave. Iran", Fla. $100 Mrs. E. E. Gabel Linda James Adele Jane Perrii Rt. 1. Box 270 P.O. BOX 73 3139 Euclid Ave. Nokomis, Flo. $100 Gotha, Florida $100 Tampa, Fla. $100 Seailey Mae Smith 6203 Bayshore Blvd. Tampa, Fin. $100 Mrs. Ann Martinez '1906 St. Isabel Tampa, Fla. Mrs. James Houghton 365 Albert St. Dunedin, Fla. $100 $100 - ,, • : Edward Q. Scherer 2614 Harrison St. Orkmda, Flo. $100 Mi. James A. Lett 217 Forest Ave. Altamonte Springs, Fla. $1,000 W. . . 4 W. K. Malcolm '1050 Alford Titusville. Fla. 5100 ens aking _____ numbers pWad at PLIBLIX each y. For extra 'Fun, check your cards at home while you watch The color show. New cards and new raas every week. Join the fun. Get your card today at PUBIJX, where ' Barbara Wh,efIeid Anna P. Verdeorn 702 E. Wilma St. Tampa, Fin. Jack Dorminey, Jr. 1104 Lake St. Haines City, Fin. Mrs. Anna Homola 2'l Crotoe Terrace Port Charlotte, Fin. $100 SlOD $100 H LESS M M W W M W M V W M M M • • • Swift's Premium Bar_B_Quad Cream SAVE 3d Pillsbury's Buttermilk Baking Powder k.'25c 0 Beef or Pork ......... .,.. Biscuits ...,......... 2 ____ 0 Bell Peppers . ... . ..... 69 _____ SAVE 24c1 s'towsr .ioliasoa' ____ Corn Toastees .......4 7½.0*.. $1' Mrs. Paul's Family p Onion Rings .. •.. . . ... Georgia, oz- ': • - 450 - . pkg. 35 (Dutch, Peppor, Polish or Old Fashion Loaf - . ... . 46 . Fruit C 89 program Diink . 39c 3 $1 0 cans e bat. Ch*l t on .. 22 ox. f ( 9c ) I . * S gal. Liquid Starch half 29c I i SAVE 6c! Jif Smooth or K.runchy .p CO- - P"nut SEPT. 19-20.21 -4 .4 - - - • LARGE SWEET WESTERN 11 -, - 12 .. 9c j.r& C 2O,OOO while the street dept. project is listed in close It) full employment with illily 71)1) persons titit of a InIu,r is derived from other sources such as interest and the budget for force of 1-5.000, uneniploYed. aw this figure Is expecled to (Irfil) as fall crop harvesting gets i nto full swing. dividends, rentals, rptiremint pay, military pay, welfare, un- boar(l reduce(] the debtservice millage. Out of the 14,300 employed persons. only 1,100 are employed in agriculture as the county economy swings more and more other private sources. g other eml)loyment IA in trade and commerce, civilian government, services, manufacturing, Cuts in the budget, plus an expectedin- to non-agricultural Jobs. construction, t r a n s P $200,000 Figures show 10,000 persons employed In non.ngrkiiltur;iI establishments and 3,21X) whose tion, communicatinns and puh- The Day The Rains Came. . . Seminole County income 2M75. In special meeting last week et, minus debt service was rta crease - lie utilities, finance, insurance in the l,024,50. taxes reduced this by nearly mills in general government and six in and real estate. debt service. A cut in the debt service mfllage last week reduced it to five mills Push Fire DistriCt and the proposed cut ingeneral government millage would reduce it to ii mills, the overall millage from IS to 16. It is still possible that the question of fire control emidistricts for the unincorporated areas in South Semi- Weilson's,, Stat County and in the Bear Lake Fore. City area may was nobplaced on the ballot for the Nov. 8 general election bd drenched with nearly two -- oi l "We are known generally t think as a forward _____ t information avail. et 47 I. ' A ' time ran out for certification Proposed budgets for the var- account No. 437.1, appropriation for relocation of the zoos in the amount of 2O,OOO.l)O, and account No. 4772, building construction in the street department, in the both of which can be potitponed I amount of $20,875.00, will until the full re-assessment goes into effect, or other I And, that we authorize at the same time, a decrease Lightning also hit. power record its The averageannual $16,000 and Oviedo approxi. transformers around SanPosed to creation of a fire Business page ..........................3 of 1. mill on our general operating budget, in line with I mutely $13,000. i change in the population j,. included in the Oviedo, San- ford, causing two or three control district being pushed Classified ads ........................13 future planning, so as not to work undue hardships at are expenses for operation of Scott Burns, Florida I'ow- Fire Department In her area. Dear Abby ................................10 city. told us yesterday that all WC crease by 7½ per cent. an. Addressing the club at its Editorial page ........................... .We realize that inequities exist, but that is no have to do to get a postal or and Light manager, sai(l I Rate of Increase here In jail facilities, 17-92 on to push for projecti that can wait, and at the nex out by one of our Per capita figures are based when lightning titrikes a opening ineeting of the sea- Entertainment .................... 10-11 the population between 1060 lo- and 1966 was exceeded only on a county population of 70,- transformer, a fuse goes son, Mrs. Loomis stated, "We Horoscope ................................10 same time, impose further inequities without some form shopping centers is for to ourmake cal postal department Figure this ott- On Sept. 13 The Herald ran a legal ad from oe city sa) thg the cIvuser S I 1 I I'I1IJI[1' vice Board is accepting applica- lions for water distribution superintendent , . . The very Onora Dr. Sanford HOU IoN., WEE.. WED. SATj •s*D.7zgQ THU&L. FRI. - 000; Sanford 22,000; Longwood out as a "safety valve" to will be happy to have the Society ....................................8-9 of relief upon those most affected, just in order to get 3,500; Casselberry 4,000; Alta- allow the lightning charge Lockhart department continue Sports ......................................6.7 the job done a year earlier. ew giving us protection," sug- TV ..............................................11 1 firmly believe that the action as just outlined monte Springs 3,500 and Oviedo to diffuse hefore ______ _____________________________ ---- - -. ________________________________________- ' * payers as a whole, and — I so offer this procedure as a motion at this time." . - ... - '' .., Dinettes . f - I - - eac ... h 59 Cass.ib.n'y ,. • Pretty fast work, eh? - 0, *R,% aMpa dtamps W I ISIPOM POUI& GLADE ROOM FEH HER GULF INSECT BOMB Plower, French Modern, Flower S.ck can ___ ___ lets go EXTRA - ___ _____ aim lets _SPSS aes se___ -u SKIP TERRAZZO SEALER SKIP TERRAZZO CLEANER quart Ones erm saw caurea *e, seacaau as 1.15 _____ _____ $ - EASY-ON SPLAY STARCH queft 22. 671 _____ 'S. ___ k' L ,•- ___ _________________________ -.- -, - I 1 - - - ---------- - -' - .- - - Wt. JOHN i)AUIIY l)ONAI11) IIAI4ES CIIARI4ES UEAI..S , -- - - - - Mill 1.()t luter than SePt. 28. I W. H. ltiED' ilL / GOP Making Strong Bid For County Seats only 20,W7 out of a potential Dr. John Darby, school board has a Seminolo County rehiden. election. Qualifying deadline is Sherman Smith Jr., Democrat, and Spencer Cross, Republican, NOV. 16, at legal it said 40,000, are registered to vote, candidate from District 1 is op. cy requirement. Oh yes, in th Seminole County voters itiust for judge of the appellate court posed by Republican Mrs. Jean Thomas Mcl)onald is unopposBooks close Oct. S. all applications must be in City Out of the less th an 21,000 Bryant while Incumbent choo1 ed for the Group 111 seat. This also approve new Justice of the In the Fourth 1)istrict of Ap. Great selaction . . . round or drop loaf, solid hard rock maple with plastic *op. Come see. regibtered about half will 1xith- board member Mauld lialeg can I)o a rebi(lent of Willer Lake Ileuco Mfitricts, re-drawn be- poula und ill the icubernatortal cause of redistricting of the rui'e, Robert King High, Demoer to go to the polls on election from District S is opposed by or Seiiiiisult County. how come we have a new day. iii the county coninilssioii cuniinissionus titstrlets in Wtb. crut. and Claude Kirk, RupubU. Itepublican A. F. KectIi. So, water superiflttfldtUt already? j'j be eligible to vote, persons iteja, W. If. Reedy of Eustis, race, John Alexander of San- JP districts must conform to can. 5 over 21 zitust have resided In democratic Incumbent for state ford Is unopposed for l)istrlct jrecinct lines, which have been State Attorney General Earl me high jiri'e of eOpj*r • • • the state ofle year and lit the representative Group 1 is op- ii and hubert Parker is utiop- t'hunged Lwt'uusu of changes Fatreloth Is opposed by Republicun Kills hahn and Statu inJ).-'puties loOking for some thugs county SIX months. ills not nec' posed by Charles Heals, Jiepub- j)OhCd for the litatrit't IV seat, uliti Iiit'rcase In i)ollUIatIOhi amendsuranc(' Commissioner Broward Thirteen proposed 1w a I)IP('rty owner— licata, of Cit'rnunil Group 1 has eurzt'ntiy held by Mayor I4et' t.vI ('Oj)J1C liis ft'.,rpi tIlt' &'ssury to NOW meats to the sttri constitutU'n Williams Is challenged by Re a Lake County residency re. Gary of OWetlo, Atl4rJtic C,,,,st Line out by this Is a gt-nvral elei:lion. In the city of Sanford, th. wIU be before tim voters fur ap• publican Joseph Ysaseko. iiepublicaums are in a £ I AS quirsuient. 1arkbam Ed . . . S I S JwGreenStd- m ps JEAN BRYANT next day we ran a front page it's 45 days to general dcc- strong bids In three county Unopposed fo (roup IL for seats of Cominlssionei-s Earl proval or disapproval. story that a flCW man WS lions, Nov. 8. races—two school board races state representative is Sen. Higginbotham and A. L. Wilson On the state level, voters will hired... Afack Cleveland Jr. This seat wIII be open In tile Dec. 6 city ho ask ed to choose between With 16 days left to register, and state representative. ! II - • U RN1TU RE 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLORIDA '-_______ p _____ ___ -4------ :' ______________-- !' - Lightning knocked down may be placed on the ballot if afternoon 7 * * * - around the mulberry bush I - --- is 4 the hospital incurred during the past year from welfare patients - . . The administrator said he didn't know.. . The comptroller stated be could not give us that Informatlo' and the Circult Court Clerk said to call hospital administrator . . . All Hwy. 17.92 oneydews '4 - with $10; Casselberry $7; ovie- We tried to get the net loss WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! s.rpi downproducelane • 5- % appropriation • S 50 • 29 roll W The zoo the mulberry bush . . . the . C -4 5c I Marmalade SAVE 4c! Plastic Wisp - rs ere do $6,70 and Altamonte Springs a telephone pole in the the county commission desires Camilla Bruce, supervisor of this keeping with future plans, we do just that, this year, day, to effect: ri $4.50. That we decrease our proposed budget by deleting south end of the county, to (10 50, Johnson says accord- elections office by last F .S •• 1966 Saran --a • proposal until the meeting tonight. monies are available, without any adverse effects madepartment make provisions for tral Florida Regional Plan- 66 fiscal years for Casselberry streets flooded temporar- Loomis, wife of the club's be found on page 2. Area deaths ..............................2 terially, on our plans in the long run. watching youngsters when Pine- fling Council. Vice president, has gone on were $27,000: Altamonte Springs fly. being definitely op- Bridge ......................................10 crest School lets out in the Boosters Club needs your Catsupe Smucker's Orange MON., TUES., WED. (lecided to table action on his Seminole Nobody is talkin' Need I say more? PRICES EFFECTIVE hoard th Petitions were being circulatcounty about $3 for this service. Station. Mack Cleveland is that. proAction taken at our last meeting proposes that we Growth For Per capita costs for police o n 1 y minor troubles posals for such districts shall ed cees by the South Seminole and the Forest CityJay Volun- enter into a full re-assessment of all property within service in the municipalities from the storm Nvere re- be placed on allot $10.25 Sanford with by are led in the proposed new budget fol. ported t h r a u g h o u t the tions containing the required to have citywith at the earliest possibleroll moment tomillage. take effect theteer twoFire fire Department control districts nextthe year, a corresponding back of So in order to prepare the way for this t would number of 25 per cent of freeholders is presented, It also created, but when the petitions A 54.3 per cent Increase lowed closely by Longwood county. were not presented to Mrs. suggest that in view of the appraisali so far, that, in formal application and cite the by Brevard County, the home of Cape Kennedy. needs - - . Butter 12 ox. 39c jar 20 OL mayor's chair to make the motion and Congressman Syd Herlong i Seminole is expected to In- ford and Casselberry budgets brief power interruptions, by the Forest City Volunteer Crossword puzzle ....................11 this time upon a good segment of the citizens of our SAVE 16c! Ste-Flo 5 0 I'D ions departments during the the sheriff's office report- ing to Cleveland. of the petitions. Cleveland was unavailable for I pected in Seminole County new fiscal year for Sanford IS ed, A hobo Was waished coiiiiiieiit. $225,000 and for I.ongwood $34,- 111tingoustine Avenue, poHerald Index Witb Constable Bob Carroll by 1972, according to Intest, A member of the Ilear Lake lice said, with SOnIC other Community Club, Mrs. Hazel World news briefs today ailing why doesn't the police' report from the East Cen-- 500. Budget totals during the 1965- SAVE 100 Liquid Detergent can Figures show tile county is Law enforcement is the second most expensive But the word is that resurfac* in the rate of growth, highing of Beardall Avenue is de- er th an any of th e other finitely in the budget as well as seven counties in the EUSL Wymore Road and Lt.ngwood- I 1 Central Florida area, is exMarkham project. cans Dog Food .S S Potatoes I'm sure he that is when another cornmissioner is around. Red Heart Bacon, Meat, Liver jar Kobey's Shoestring . You'd think th mission was carrying around nuclear secrets the way they j guard that proposed new road J 32 oz. cans written compl aints on the city tax roll. During the meeting Wilson vacated the ny thing is that Earl Higgin- I chiding municipal police forces and the county sheriff's inches of rain in a little visor of Elections' office. ________ eral projects now underway, that a short time ago were botham, up for another seat, I department but excluding state and federal units is mo r e than an hour Mon- County Attorney H a r o I I only dreams - . . But in order to have the public support — voiced violent objection to the I more than $500,000 per year. The sheriff's department bud. day evening. Official readJohnson will report to the Counn(i(le(i, it will never be dropthat we need in order to make these dreams come true. proposal to cut Zoo appropriaped." She of ty Commi4sion next Tuesday urged residents to we must at time-9, either leave off or postpone some of Maybe he's got some tions get for the 19N-67 fiscal year ing wits 1.90 inches "be sure what you vote on at. the intent of the legislathe desirable projects that we plan, and stick with the th friends at the zoo, I which costs each precipitation at the Cenwas $32o,000 *5* tion concerning fire control disthis November. . .talk it over necessities, in order to balance a realistic, reasonable Predict Mass I man, woman and child in the tritl Florida Experiment tricts as interpreted by Sen. with your neighbors." budget, for a rea.onable tax minded public. e County Corn- SAVE 11c! Dole Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit 25c population. 81)' Total expeneitm%3-46r IOLA~ law enforcement in I I SAVE lic! Grape Drink 25 oz. can ''• Welchade 3 SAVE 2c! Sweet Treat were centered in trade, service anti finance Industries. These groups added more workers to reduce th e budget last night commodity paid for by the taxpayers of Seminole Counwas a sure sign that he proba- ty exceeded only by the cost of public education. Luncheon Meat : Colinty economy. Jot) gains Law Enf orcernent What The Cost Is . S S Norman 's Orange Band Sliced ------- workers con(inic to reflect con- sistent growth in th e Seminole proximately 40,000 persons. Mayor Al Wilson's move to SAVE 4c1 Lucky Leaf le Seitice a population of 6c,8,xx), was kidding . . . Or, am I? S non-farm wage and salary Present figu res show that same family earning $5,880. In 1954 all Seminole County . . Yearly comparisons (if iliv Florida State Employment 5crvice show. in 1954, th e average family of four had an income of $4,036. It was the first time in three years that I sat In on the corn- -' 49c A p has risen 46 per cent in the past 30 years, statistics front the S S * 0 Smoked Sausage ........lb. 590 E . a Tarnow's Delicious Holloway House Stuffed . Today, with the population in' creased to nearly 70,000, tot a l earnings total $98 millioll. Income of all Seminole County wage earners missioners and couldn't help but notice those expensi%-e look Loc Gary said ing chairs they came from Banks County, V pkg. 69 El Copeland Wieners .... picg. oz- Total personal ingly an the sad loss of the $1 - rsona nco e Clerk Ashby Jones spoke marchild Rahorn will go with Wilson 's recommendations. ment improvements. In the invocation, Deputy - ble.." and Vincent Roberts are expected to stand ft,'ist on the zooand street depart- for John Fitzpatrick's child ... They tabled action on opening Fresh And Flavorful 35c frozen foods p . it two minutes this morning and adjourned to joi3 in mourning . kgs. oz- along More Wage Earning Power Revealed Look $ S * M are Last night the board met to review - 'I'Ul~,SDA Y, — Heck, fellas, it wasn't me that said 'no" to a zoo move. I that budget Joe Baker and M. L. their hacks on me this morning ) off the Indications are that Commissioners Zip Code 32771 _____________________________-__________ . C availa The antm,ils at the zoo turned - aisi s M CreamCheese.......2 0 . S * lb. 39C lP" \VEATIIEI{: l(mIlny 1)2-, rain I ,t)() Iiicitt'a ; eluinly suul rain I Inn Weti nesday. bids on road materials and call' ed off until next week a puhlic hearing on vacating a road. - 0 Turkey Corned Beef 3 dairy specials • i All Democrats of "The * S * Swift's Premium WaferThin Sliced Ham, '.• . it up if you don't know what 628 BMW Dr. Orlando. Fin. $100 . and only six show Apathy, apathy, apa th y! SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOVERNMENT —INSPECTED, SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN EVISCE ATED Pick U YOUF NLoths Go To The Raes" card now at PUBLIX. No purchase nessary. Match the winning numbers on your card with the winning I Margaret HerteI 112S Highland Ct, N. St. Petersburg, Fin, . River 'anfur iirrath 7lic office is open eight hours THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY HAPPY CASH WINNERS DURING THE 21 st WEEK OF "LET'S GO TO THE RACES." CHECK YOUR NEARBY PUBLIX FOR NAMES OF HUNDREDS OF OTHER WINNERS! HERE'S ALL YOU DO - urday $100 $100 F7 - register at the courthouse Sat- Mrs. 0. B. Galkqber '134 Spring Blvd. Tarpon •. 4. AH Mrs. Emma Schroeder 1616 Spruce Ave. Winter Park, Fla. SiDO 4 the St. .Jo1i1M I'lione 322-2611 or 425-5938 Only six people came in to Mrs. Charles S. Dusals 206 S. Beverly Ave. Tampa, Fla. reduce the general operating budget by one mill, The Herald learned today. Mayor Al Wilson, at a special adjturned meeting of the board last night proposed that appropriations for mnving the ZOo and a new street (lepartmerit ujjnglopped both projects and operating be postponed "until other funds Memo to Lmwhroom super. visor Charlotte Whitmore Bow ('011W VC still get ('Ofli- I 'Of * * * * '1 - , I 7ei, special C L04 7 ' City Commission will meet in expected esion tonight and i The to SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. — * * * * * * * - I 'I • -- -._- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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