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I : _~. 18 1966 - - r','.'"'~11~~:_~, A.,:,%,I "- --- ..,Sr;" 1!4 71 1.7_~~,_ I , ~:;, ,.,,~'-;~, 1 _ :. ~ I91" , f ; -~ ...: "I : _____ 4 .1 I ....I r, I" ? .~ i,11 11,7."'. .. - .. . ..... - - o your Eckerd Pha.rrnacists- ..-:-'-.. -%,-%...- " I I ,,;.~7 -I., -1 11 SANFORD "WY. 1792 PLAZA ____ By Sen. Dirksen TOP ~ 1t CIP*fI VOmS CLEAR HAIR GEL five minutes. and has a scam more to do befare he makes his painful way to Walter Reed Army l't,spltal next wee3. X. I CRM FOAM Each of these Is an Individual than a general effort, rather N ! , : .~ I . . •., ...' . !O . .. %Y' I ; ." I .t I .~ . O . , 11 * 1;I I . . , .11 ! 1 '141, . 11 I While Johnson Is off touring ateel pins removed that have held together a fractured bone for mmtbs whHe it was heawl;g. Diftmn was invited - to accom- . \..% VANDUS IUMES TOVU KNOW AT OIICL MOW selection facludis sweep- econd dials, 24K gold cases, dis. styles. All wfth matching bractiet expansion bonds or strap&. Loth In original Uctofy gilt twx Wfth cri I I I to "Maranter. "At the" Eft', why hirve trawr old watchrepe . 1KC8119"t for NMI giving LOW 1 ". , '. 44 ..- ~ 0.16c SWIVEISO LIST c 38 0 I .:Zio - IN e7To k . YOUR CHOICE ' - r -. -. - ~ "* ._. , 6 V - - I ' - gw qi m' ll] 1 •A'i li " - GAL w' FERTILIZE NOW FOR WINTER C 1 with coupon thru Sot., Oct. 15) IV I'l'1I1iPk LYDIA GREY-TWIN PAK "Z~ _ REG, 39c M liP L,~1~1*~:_, ').I.,. . ,.:AV ;'~-,V% ~~ -4, ,,t )'. i 1 of n 'A . .. ' . ,. - -"_- _r ,~__._, I r - -- ,_ -- -- - ---. - -. 5 - -- -- S ____. - OZ -, -- ." (Limit -I with eau"n thru 5W.,Oct. Is) • 'AIA 1A'W - -' '-• - -. -_ --.--.--. ------------ ____ --_----.--..-.--.------ . - rted to the Semi- 40 not I III...! I It) pr rent of goal mark, according to Ienh. The only money turned in at the hrenkfnt was 115 0.8 9 at'i6on iirotivht. in by Mrs. (,hrlsto C ~ . 9 ed JP aflu COflSthuiC a)• stem , . n . Pl ans to request state legisla- student was Injured, Tues- itornfort foam mattress# sturdy spring&, rugged cloth ticking - folds for easy carrying and storing - Perfect for us* gs ou"t ind. COMPARE AT 16.95. IrARP oar meni rs ews N 44 V MOVIE FILM I il , I. DAYLlow cm e ARTIFICIAL UGHT 88 S , 1 88 G. 2" ,. , PLASTIC WICKER / LANES * ' 1 LAUNDRY BASKET w STRETCH ~ 2 99 ASSORTED COLORS COMPARE AT 29c %c . ! 2" . ___ __ COAUAT 1 QUALITY 4U #MON i,i - PAINT 1.59 C VAW978 -_ _1~111111 - ~ ay REGULAR - .any ideti how much food 15 wasted or to put it bluutjy how much is tilrow,3 * liwiiy every day in the 23 5chools in the county? 9 9 0 " . . I bus door. just as the bus round' . ed a curve. Cath~'. who hild bee" . ) j sitting In a front seat moments e arlier, reportedly stood ni, just At a pews conference Thursday he %pohe optimiSticallY . about improved relations with the U.S.S.R. generally and. sig- . . . the Soviet Union arnong nations . seeking * peace. . 4- ,-17" i, , . ~'.. ~ , ~6-oi.,Ok . .%w -~,_, .;'i-k 1, I ~ ,, - _____ 0 _______ -. - - 1 ,, 'ii tht carnrIiIIrn in the South I end of the county saying that - .. .., :' was going on. •. V Progress Report No Apat '' y DC WASHINGTON (UI'!) J frise Secretary Robert S. Mc- ' -- ' trinated in the propel' pP'fflt'II1Hfl P tin' i iicltiIiL'M murd - - . ,.....• - a" ' ... Reserve Call-Up WASHINGTON (UP!) -- A with letters from complaining L,- '- a group a look a a well-known men's magazine of national distribu- Herald Survey Around ¶ .. IV k . -- .1 I - I * ,t ~. 11 . . I ..,i~ II 4 . - . '- niecting of the Seminole _____ Republican exeCarlton said the school pa,1 Counts $40 to have the machines trazis- cutive comm!ttee and y oung Republicans, at 8 ported to the school fronu cotinty storage. Alitchines were set p.m. Thursday fit the ( ivic Center. up in the school auditorium. 10 Seminole Cities ' - ri -' . icia s a e now ~ 4. 4 I " P " ,_"', . y $ many. Do your pert no gif - . o make this a successful It I drive. Let us all do our corn r. by contributing today. fair You no gift moans hop. and care so many. Iv. generously when a United Fund convasser calls on you or mail your ~ contribution to Seminole County UNITED FUND $sef.id Atlwitk Notiseal leak lId. "staid. hums Cau.lberry - L-'ulie Chief Treasurer Ounis H ii o ia a 1.., son, 5O monthly retainer. '. - . I r 1,1'111,11"~. - -- , .1~ .. i ,I . I unicipa '•. II : the cooperation of the student Man, WI attend a Join council officers. ' at .. '! . .~ Major sponsors of the votirii. -am were c - .-. ! ' I !.I i, .0. ~i , 1.I late today, when the votvs are - '. ent sit ondary school principals flZ( dicted today that Presid of this demanding that "all" shirt titles callup before the end orn inside the belt year-possibly on his return In be w "Tell these principals to take policy, early Novembt-r from the INItin- .".1 0 - ____ . car(ln, election officials, pull ' operations against the Commun- onstrated how ists has "ecceded our expecta sports type shirts are designed dents receiving instruction ofl about 20 candidates for the offices of president vice presito be worn outside the trous- how to use them. tioflS' PAMN Ganas, and A .1 Bruch ii e_ Seminole High School prinripiti I,I ...Among Young Hugh 0 Wilell Sanford .1tinlor Hi0i votillg till regulation procedures were . used, inclu5iing registration, isIlge, they will lie well indoeof voter registration f.i Fashioned I .11 .~ Dr.'" oin a four III school elections for .-Atide"t en front aniom: the 1,635 Stumember, highlighted the ineetI trip. to SouU ing of the . school board Thurs- comicil officerti held Thurs(iuy dents. ViE-L Nam today with ,I report WI'liere has been great entlit18(11ty # its the local dentist dent- and tojilly, regulation voting that the progress of nifitary "certain men's nuichines were used with st.u- insni unioii' the students, with . - . . I . . r ---L .. .~.... :t . I . / i k " - ~ _..., _...'.... - -K . I'L ~ , inspection - .zpsad Lu.tpI sLt fcthtlea. jeeze parfurmws. --- a in difficulty collecting, and . .. I ~ I ~, J, nilicantly, appeared to include Be Old tn etes . .. r or Let's Not .. -- Ifibbard (nsselhc'rry chair. man of the C,isselherry area, .., he uf their mayors and council. ArUiur Lego of Cusselberry Kenneth Triplett, $460; City $300; teCeiVe $75 per niotith while Clerk Mary Jluwthwtw, $5, tejitlent Ralph Fisher, $400; School board trusties made Herald today revealed that mcii. Muyur L. E. Woodhami an Alt&muntAt Springs Mayor W. City Attorney Kenneth MeinSI t Co llector It their report to the school board only two of the municipalities s, Lawrence Swofford im puid $50 1,0811, $100 $15; and City Attorney (luflu yesterday. What did they say? in the county, 1,ongwood and Cuuncilinen Dr. Eugene Elli We don't know. . . It wasn't North Orlando, provide flO pay- Dr. Edith Duerr, Arthur per month and members of the City Judge 'I'houias Frecinuti,0 It. stepheisho", $100 munthly town cQuilcil, Robert Newell, $60 und City Engineer H. . ment of any kind for services 1 Wheatley, Edward Lunn and Keith Nixon, Charles Itobimlun Conklin, $55 monthly retainer. retainer, amde public. (lviedti-l'olko Chief George Altainunt-e iprisigs - l'olLi'e " -• -' and Robert Rogers receive $25 monthly and Ovied o Mayor M. Chief, C. II, Alien $400; City Kidsey, $1211; 'I'uwn Clerk Itfs L. Gary is paid $40 per month (leik IJos'oth$c Ihu'deu:i, $350; helen iThivik $825' I"Iru Chief 5 i ford salary - in addition to $ 80 Water Clerk Marcella jlunsoi', 'I'. b. J.in gu Jr., $ 20; City Ati rci 1 monthly expenses and i,ieiiibei's $280; City Attorney S. J. 1)uv- torney C. Algerisumi t$pcer, $7f Doors will open one hour be. of Oviedo council, Kirby Huck- is Jr., $100 munthly retuhier; isimithlY j'v LU iner; and Today jjj circub day !a &u. The "g BroUiej-8 Circus, oft - 1 .. which will perform in the trudi- fore euch performance with clew, 'r. L. Lingo Jr., flex city Judge Gene ft. Stoiilien- Judge M. L. (Jui'y, $2.00 per ford. 1 Wurd and Bill tioij, $J00 aisid Fire Chiuf How- culse. North th'iandu-PuhIro Chile! exciting Martin receive $5.00 per meet- aid Willoughby, $25. -p.m. are ehedu1ed in the big the sponsorship of the Semis, islir. Village Clerk, j.oijgwu(A -Police Chief If. 10200; ~ of (,LlirS iiivai&:1iiii 1). 'ihniu, $160; City Clerk, (:&'t'n, I0tJ aitci Village Atprucueds going tv help hosbii, &iipliantc, dogs, atro :aiai-i at the Ainermctiii Legion prop- with Water Clurh, Tax Abbedbul* milli I.AJI- hey U1111 JUdgi! 01-011C in 16 a a& U Qws LIGHT -~ - . -. 'C rcus Day' In San IYIUADY U&WWWI FAU -.- Protect'i*on - • - T Ii i s is National School JACIC04.*NTLRN •. PLASTIC LIMIT ONE . : and no reason that flu)' Of them hon1d have been slnnd- and Jamr.4 Nelxon And their pcoflts, who USSIMtNI with the tIriVf'. ____ _____ tion and see what the wellTile dressed man of today is wearously crippled or killed, where I don't know but get mad WASHINGfON (AP) other equipment. - et out of this complacency . mated that about does the ultimate responsibiliHouse-Senate conferees have a ing," quipped Dr. E pps. Bracken esti . Board members agreed that A. greed on a compromise bill to - one guy in the pr - inting shoP 30 per cent of the achool's plu.v- ty for negligVnee lie?" Dr. ers art, not covered by militia) W. Epps Jr school board mein authorize $17 billion in expmndi uzutin types of knit, sweater'h i. tures to combat pollution it) riv- type and pull-over type shirin ' or fumily plun hosPitulizuti0l) ber askiA. i i rered using a red ribbon . . . insurance. He said the cost cii lakes and other public wa- run and should be worn on the MACK He was told that in the final ' e t1int outside. Well I'm seeing "red." til• anything other than total group analysis it would come back to ttrs. "I.et's not get too conmervitto(Illy wll. ,4 1'lt( 6d • • • . ilisurance wus t;o prohibitive" the bokird. Dr.. Epps said he tjve on this good grooming bit. i nford Junior little girl at S. A wanted every precaution taken Trial Postponed for it 1jecoll(I fotir-year High School can't do her math parents pay it. jiug- to insure prompt inedical, atMIAMI (AP) - The trial of It's only the really outrageous School could board not officiuls trn as i triso of tao gested thL.t insurance compitIhies tentiori and adequate insurance four men and 30 south Florida styles that we need to be book. The book wa stolen contacted to jiee if urrange. coveruge on till players. Other dairiets un trillk pi-Ice-fixing char- cerned ubout. Wo nil w nt t , '' , i)3' (uV, iiltu011 and the fichool -er of her luck won't replace it until she buys ments can be made to cover all school board members concur- ges has been postponed indefinit- be U to date," members do- Hums. dared. ely. uncovered players in the entire red. another Now you know why I write 11ed. compertit *0 &W 0 RUST PROOF 0 WON7 SCRATCH • SNAG PROOF s. £ b hat can we do about it doctors, ranilcow or the fn€ rittiitr than through individual ha summit conference • But ' department about the l(un of n arent SD a resuacitat, in addition to "if a player should be seri- Pollution Battle ( ~. . ,, ('N' riding the bus and there Muse said his invest igation S was roont for all to lit, sealrd showed that another student ------opttieti th e ' uiiintention,ill i 1 Every parent should be UP' am-i attmn ants ount ' th Ii I 11itz Theater . . . First the Hul- vice on hand, in cuse of injul-Y. IL,t)aloo was closed and now the Sch ool b oard ti hut b It(IUtt Ritz I' mad nd now "ou et that Ganus also tull~ with couilt,y. with 4 . Seek .. ranged to have a station witgo standing b), with sti itth'i, • PLASTIC 29 tan ees us. - . ' 99 - th Altamonte rrIngs Negro Ilivislon. Mrs. Grant gave eyed- . A i 'cr.t pn-tidpnticrn This year, at this point, it has drop i51' county tax roll 7 Do you know how much tax* rect,or of school sufety told ouril payers would !~~. ve if we elimi- Seminole County School 13 urs a. nated the outdated and outmod- mem ers, hoa. •. . A sharp drop in partic - I board forgets pation in sonic lunchroonis, i zrnb'.ncr much taxpaYers would' save the city nil Sanford used the problems of insurance are still ' '-----r-.-"-* 4'- . . ) - 39c l compleft with metal grow m.ts fat' anchonng-p.ifsct , 8" WALL . .. .. . -- H'ViNYL LATEX - ___________ _________________ _______________ hav~.any iLeit h()W F, much duplication of service we. All Seminole County football ,','?. 1!;( ve ? players will Ile protected by c Do vou have any idea of how +'' Tb DRIPLESS1NTO1 _____ -- -- " 14 -;" ~~. 1 ~~ NATION WIDE-VINYL lATEX NUTS ' I . 6c OFF LIST 74c UMtT I ____ I 1 , 1I - 4 . ~. ~ L •• . . 322.2;lt or 425.5ts lip Code 32771 iwii brirlit to say ? I . -%.,% ALLERGY FREE-MOTH RESI TANT.-72'9r ..... RAYON •fl xt.r'. 1-1 I 111W M the I . FULL 72"a90 BLANKET GIVES WEIGHT- GUARANTEED WASHAIILI~ASSORM COLORS .• --.-- - 3 r,7 , :" - I ~ COWARE AT 12.95 2 reported to the wnrke$ umi ic • .tl • eminola area at a brcnkfn't held at the 'EATilER: Thursday 84-(0; weekend: (loudy, little WflEflWI', pORMil)lO howei's. I'm not finished yet! I Why can't we take care AA .. our ()wn? Enough of thi.s. 6 0 * ~ 8C .. .- I JERI BRAND . - FOLDING BED _____ individual comfort-100% fjow - Binding-Asso.d Luzucslo C . S 99 aluminum from., full lh-jn. thick solid wim - IXED wk . I.. lt~~_ F'r. - - IT HERMAL BLANKETS ______ ey uI ?4at1sel b1 l .U LIST 67c UMIT - '100 COLINT-3 PLY I <=am I I i, ~ Ited Viind Drivp, Richard I , DUPLICATION BLlJES- Full double bed - 11 OWELS :401 Lunebruuu itaff at seminwe JUWW High behew iMj ____ .! , IRREGULAR RIG. 1.39 UM I a BLANKET - , i~ I I at that time and tumbled out tile 1 1 A Tirst' !I . It was poinled out that the lo..!..iq1 ,.year. . ~ , open door. She received heild 4*" The names of the two teach- "in the red" last . Mrs. Whitmore reported that cal board has set. a limit that t "-. , ____ tic whi ch required ers are Mrs. Edna jNjul-ray and For Local Bank of the food has there cannot be more standees Clifton Webb Dies Mrs Ada Sires there are hand holds not changed, hut, we stre at- than ... Jerry Hawthorne. Florida H OLL'VWOOI) (UP!) - UrFlorida State Bank, first in • • I '%~r ''A' . r cent varf 'v t il t ' h " ng ti t d tongued Clifton Highway Patrol and Fred temp e. acid the Mt#te to begin Use of the I an ban , buying its possible in order to I iance may he allowed until ith most famous Seminole Counts Sheriffs (1111CC ood 's Holly w \\cbb, Apace age" IIl,%1 360 data-protv Only 10. adjustment can be made beep costs down," she said ter. died Thursday night investigated the accident which ~ cessing , muchine.4 will have the Wher d the rest go' is explitined ,to sit HOW TO USE 11 voting milehille 13111111ell Road near Government subsidies a r e ~ exci.-ss students transferred to baby new electronic set-up on One teacher says the schobls of a heart* attack at the age of Oce"red on Scott Clemnier, Sanford Junior high SchooI,tuother buses Forest City. Muse reported lobby for play in tfie bank p P U' I ii Mu'i trans orta(lent by Mrs. Alitry Grace Kosky, teitchcr.* StuHawthorne said no charges will bursements . reim federal demonstration to the public all nal children schools. (k'fltS at the school used official voting machincH free lunches for More than .500 tion supervisor, reported there t filed. bus Viet Peace Move (HeritIO Photo) ill ,sellool elections, Thtir8dity. daily. School board Inembers termed ci ASHINGTON (,%,P) - PreslAfter a boy is 14-yetirs-of on which Cathy Merritt. Soot / School dent Johnson is holding open the the accident "must regrettable." House 0S • e t i High Seminole luniar' * * *1 ssibilit~l that tile Soviet Union n't handle him and he's ote tudents ". Junior : may play an active role in end* * * ed Into the streetb. C Syringe tS 25"S Coricidin Table ELECTRIC 1?::.T . Lunch usiness "We would like a ruling dn 4)jily thing the school board sun. plies i paper .incl small m ain- grade students. These schools sonw kind of limit," board mem- SLIGHTLY owl= '. Pledges 80(1 (lonhitI(,flq to iuiwi lireIe.sI to get iwec1ed equip u'nt to '10 cents for denim- session '. oo Tht'flt for the f.icilit . . . .Phe ry stiulents and from 2 to said Thursday. 9 . VV,VVVVQV ' I boxes I 399 EXTRA LARGE GIANT 799 COMPARE AT 1.98 1 - Ir I LIST 7.89 LIMIT 7 rs ' -.- Homemade during "warded whk bowead. lvi b Trave \\ / .-1. UL CORDONA AND HOPSAC PILLOWS. PLUSH, ASSORTMENT OF SIZES SHAPES AND CO ORS, C rL '------'--'-- 1, ' I It_ a ran SWEATERS PILLOWS FERTILIZER v Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * "I'ht Nile of America" inRosenwald and Jackson Heights school bus standecs will Tietarde1 Association (Charles School. In these schools prices troduced at the next legislative Kampf is the president) worli-F,i were raised this year from 25 MEDIUM DECORATOR 6-6-6 LIOUID Surer. I ________ " - THROW & BOLSTER TYPE W. 000 ------------- ----- Sell, some do . . .. Same Navy children eating in the lunchwives are going to paint ii room rooms was noted at Midway, tion limiting the number of ib3' 1, FOR 88 COMPARE AT 14.95 _. - - ___ .1 C ' Nominal4ons from We f1wr ,.') : 4, ly 100115 AlkamSeltzer ORS' FABR ICS & SIZES . TO CHOOSE FROM. -BUY NOW & SAVE! - ____ a . 3 Em By JANE CASSELBERRY president; Harlan Tuck, vice president; Mrs. Dowthy Porter, se"etm. and FWd Staly, tma- I 11 - $ CONTAINERS - walk through the small ped to 10 per cent, but we bc-' ciassrdoms, sce the paint pecl- lieve this will improve," 'Mrs. Ing from the walls and wonder Whitmore said. why dnesn t someone Care? Largest drops in numbers of ." '"'. , CARDIGAN 1~"_.-`;P -1 : "r'.1- KODAK F ' ! MEN115 (No Limit with Coupon thru Sat Oct '15) I. 1111 I 1 REFRIGERATOR FOOD ezmw P-&" stop along the shoulder of the road with her sister. is said to be still In a semi.comn. Main item on the agenda will be theelectionofanoclatlonoIficers for e coming year. Of. ficers nonunated by the cam. 1i - __ REG. 39c EACH BARS . I.* KKERDS T . previous prediction that his par. t,y would gdni 7 Roust seats I f W ONE" , LIST 1.1 9 UMIT I a HERSHEY Sanford member there ... and most of room suptrvisnr ecret R011mon CWARIE AT L95 \ 88 of he never saw a rhno1 board Whitmore, school lunch- . t" . GIANT 'I lie Hit i Thea ter Is (lIP only closed-111 theater in N111sle 111111. we al-e not asking foi 1)y sit 1116. " "III Sell'ill"le Nit" And those of Ils AVII0 al-P I)I'Allivs,4mvii know is the "Sill"ll'oh, Chief') County School Board. been there thret years said ' nole . Thursd ay by Mrs. Chailotte ' REST v I 9 PRICE Baker Jr., is the party nominee. and in 111inois, Montana. Oregon and possibly New Hampshire. He said he was sUcking to his ,b 0 388 FULL GRAIN LFATHER - Custom auto head fast for exii REGULATION SIZE- comfort dung 1°na trips RApHM By against whiplash .. . . Customized ft JOE NAMATh match sma vinyl car nt,ef . t them . . One teacher who has was repo __ VINYL--AUT0 ) eity orrichils q. lwoplv. p(Itlentol. and pin p$ q paint niiil OflP 51111 and iitish w oiild not hni t, but tenaner oik icr the a' ing. were among those which went. bers said. 00 HEAD tr the world. The school arr1, uas Ityiss nmitui LOWr section of Lake Howell Road and Howell Branch 11oad, have prompted the inviting of Sheriff Luther Hobby as guest speaker Sunday when the Tanglewood Area Civic Association meets at 7:30 p. in. at St. ltichard'a Episcopal Church. A Lynian High School girl struck several weeks ago by a I _________________________________________________________________________________ COMPARE AT 5 I s ee s there two dediented tchors c.i ren • '.or k iIx rear 9 $10.95 the It 2.5 or even 50. Went to tin old run-down building on Palmetto Avenue the this morning. They 1,ittle Tied school noluqe and I ... Kodacolor or Black and WhIte• IheI SNAPPING BARREL careless drivers, as well as the dangerous Turkey Farm Inter- ;0,, - d and printed - 0 . Kadacolor or Black and White. DAY When you pick up your developed film you can b AI ' IY DAY one roll of Kodak film and we will give you one roll free TOEING ~. Or ll be In the hospital having lIST . it"s "TIlItt money an batteries for toys, radios, flashlights, etc. R*charg* them again UIM.VI UI IUV I DMIL .... i 'V. Asia and attending the Mepllii will pick up seats In Tennessee, where his son-in-law, Howard H. .1 99 iligr 1)11, 4111e.qq ini'ent s and oil 1( inlq qt1flW4tPd that ''a oat of stated "As parents wad citizens 6f this community %d fiNmit the closing of tile Ritz. SChOOlS don't want him Charges oil common types of sizes (0, C, Penlight, 9-Volt)... saves you big VAWE I with measured thanir . The GOP eader If an 't revealed n a news coderence rundown Tuesday on senaitursio raceb. He Predicted the Reptiblican ~ .. I ~ .., . J4I /-' It I a ft.. set of prints with every roll of film dove- •, ' Johnson and went to fight him. . I V. .,. . RaI.igh Radio with fulisli. FILM PRINTS , , 9 PLUS F 'C QUALITY .. C" very practical politi cian who knows where the votes are, when to go along with President 44 Model #634 will linve to retit it car to go if, the Drive VoIllity, Over s s " ie chain movie (9115 and OffiClillS lettr to Gin land, parents In are a. amen o him . . . The - -'s 4 schools will be deprived of it PIPHS'llit 111141 ITIM I)IIIII)II pith nnplace logo His parents ONLY 1iIINflULfl D ' GUITA £ Z walks CLASSICAL . ~k I .. As a rracUcing timsplan who The Ritz is expected to close Sunday in a "I'Iolic.Y" ------------- - - --- - - -------- . .....; . .. BATTERY Ij . a hand waver who never falls to ~ __,~ - crystal clear distance reception, convenient carrying strap, high-impact cabinet and battery. $9.95 VALUE Illpsp peopIe --- war ;ev.i, upfront Fabric Dial-Coal, black handle and mirror-chrome finish. Fully Guaranteed! 0 Shakeapt!are . 799 fl-on, tile Sanford Nnval Aendemy. Seminole lligh * .•' Raleigh 8 TRANS. RADIO UNIVERSAL - - NEW FACES REG. 79c LIMIT 1 p u : ' .•. noic nator is ptfl.lng forth his üug sing usual en I LIST U." that I In' lii* of ,unnthi'r downtown III" fie, I nOt good Vi III-1, pt'ndlng more than a inlilloti (1ollftr to - & DRY IRON wiod.l ,10727 with visible ._.. flcen candidates far the House i.d Senate In the Nov. 8 OPENER COMPARE AT 12.95 - 6 name Is dubbed In. ~ ~ ____ ! A5SDED yj WNETOY THAT CLEANS" _..' , -.-, . . C 2 00 VALUE ~ :.. . . The Ritz' Sanford To n 1)(!rft1Y nf p fl "We have f'1t and still lU droppiuig off ChIl(11 en at t i flit?, kn,i in I he I 'Mc :,-::.,--_-:-*--::. . r- _.. _._.... I - SITIE .ri i r a a • z . .. HAIR BRUSH J • • • • television and radio spoti rangLie In length from 20 secoeds to . I •T•-"'. . S 5 5 LUCITE NYLON I I ARR VFRSRFI tobi. . Dirkien the Senate Republlcan leader. already bas taped 30 . outomaticofty.. . CanipI.. c NEW FOR Mfg 3.8 OZ. REG. 1.09 LIMIT ONE' . n hundreds of Sanford rc'sidPnts today ptPsted the proposed dosing of the Rut? ThP8IP1 wit Ii a letter to an official of the Florida ?40vic C-hain ih. •R.e.s,.d handl, for Iva 58 S tion .u.mpaign. I I I, :. SILEX STEAM 7 02. f0W PLASTIC BOTTLE-REG. 1.09 LIMIT ONE SHAMPOO . WAMNGTON (AP) - Sen. Everett M. Dirimen is on his way toward becoming e of the Yn!t widely vi.'wd mmer dM15 01 the congressional elec- I delicious coffee, and k"ps It t.mp.ra?uv. a, servinç com ~ i, CAN hootproof bok&ll% handle and legs. a _~..Mmm~' ' Dri ve C I en all mns SEN. DIRKHEN VOMS -1 .-:.:-:-,-:-,-:- %`- - 1742 UMif RIGfff5 R5EV I ... RIVAL AND SI 436 ONORA ROAD 1WF JJ I PERCOLATOFt HWY. AND 00 :-":.,-,-.,:-.*.",.:.':-', 411 ' ., . SIE&AIN 41016M IV A __ -___ 0 ? __ 0 0 SPECIALS GOOD THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY' _________ . .1j I I ... 1 ~ 0 .1.--%` , s FAMILY T' D I '. h_*'~:", lok~ R", - . --I%,L* _----,_--.'-'.-...-_.. II -*-:-'::..%._-:-'.. KNOW That every 5 seconds of the working day an Eckerd Pharmacist fills a prescription. This Is a lot of prescriptions, over 3 milluon a year . . . p _________ i .~..1 "I- " kr"~,-' I DID YOU .. .* *. I -_1 : ~ .,--,"*.'.1." ~..%:.,. '. .':. .*. ....:~'. .. 0 , `; ~~ ~ i .;~?%! 4___ __ . . .__ -.,.-:.-...,-.:-_'.,.~. %-._-.' '-:-.,. *._' ;0.'-,.'.~11 .....'. I. . ... . .I, .,: . ,'-.'~ _1. I r - -.- - - - It ___ . I I -___1___-___ V -1 I ~-'L""*'_~-", .'~ I ~ - - I - . H 1; �I -1 I - - I 'i.-.-.' . 114 iii: - - I Pastor's Corner nnr rr*lb Pa 2 ___________________ , __ ___ Oct 14 1986 . I How To Rear ~. .. - -- A . Delinquent , I . I ,~ I 1. Wh. should he have : " Train i I . Proverbs 22A . ' . -- . (Iticted this week will cnnrlude th Forest Lake Church self-den- wiyheahouldgo,andheT1 'in '1 dtofrustrations.1O, he is old he will not Prag nbout him In his pre-- I part from iV' sener to sill your neighbors. I Demonstrate how much more of our large cities bits put out brilliant he is than their chi]- 1 l: i - t; J; ~ I ____ ' C. It FRENNCH way he will grow up believing trouble, apologize for yourself that the world owes him a liv- by saving, "I never could do had Ing. 2. When he picks anything with him!" 12. Prewords, laugh at him This will pare for nothing but grief all . : I make him think he is "cute." I your life. It's coming! It will also encourage him to fllsejplfe is an old fashioned pick up even "cuter phrases word, but It is needed today that will curl your hair later never before. Gus cannot move on. 8. Do not et an example an automobile unless It i eon- i I', .; _~' .1. ,- ~ i -., I l God. Walt until he Is twenty- 14 i c it i plex. This will condition him - -• . .1 I I t f . Ii . I( ~ I 'a 1 % I _..; : Christ Episcopal .. 11 r, $11 : .• . _____ _____-- ' 11 - r 11 The devotional was presented I by Mrs. Sassman. The scripture ; reference was John 13: 12 and is. The meditation was taken from the Circle of Prayer, "Car~r.v a Spiritual Towel." Prayer , I - , t, 3. , I;I . W11-1t, ~ - '.% ~ . 11 " I , . 1~ I jv' ~ 1 5_, Z., , ", . I I I ; - pcning at p.m. Tr;d. for 1cb nd (lily, opening will be at I P.M. with auction staiting at 2. Showing items so r op, from left) Mrs. Maurice Stohler, co-chairman; Mrs. Longwood, schøduled Nos', Joseph Boruch, chairman, and Mrs. W. B. Scheihel; (bottom) Mrs. Boruch with Mrs. Robert Morgan and shows collection to Mrs. Harold D. Prey and Mrs. Emer~r Whitney. . '. secretary and program leader, 8nd the speaker's sister, Miss Barbara I I 1 t :., ... I . .L - I •I -- I . I A INOV p . -. -, •-- • . " , I m. services with Pastor James 1~";..N -,;~.*:-,, , _ .4-". .,~";,._- - - ..". Al Special feature for the early _,r , i lscr%,. :~, JL;v WW be music by the I ' .. I 1. i _ - ' -.- , _____ - Mrs. Robert Connelly will I)v . ,'v,,, , I I .... I-I I. . .1 "I".. ir ; I V - 40,11 1.11 I. A k ~ '' )t-~,: - . .*0 ,~ " r,I P .1 ., "L A ~~* - area crealdents are Invited to 4 ". ..4. 11 ,. Or. • Ocklawn Choir Fetes Members With P r 4 # .-• - I , " - pl~ I'l 11 4. - L , 4 Ii I hi 1"'.4 A- I __ • f - I urc Deltona Ir - . , I ,!I I 1 . .- 4' I a nne Downtown Sanford 118 Magnolia Ave. __ • • on Chooses Officers the coming year were elected at the October meeting field at the ; home of Mrs. A. I,. Crocker. STEREOS 'i I ,___ sase Bett Crocher coupons for the purpose. of getting an air plane for a minister in Colorado. Three million are needed and iwo-thirds of the ainount alrend y has twen collecwd. Now more help is needed. Coulx)ns are to ii, be counted with tile numbou-1, written oil it slip enclosed In the @ 668-4402 v -1cm and mailed to Mrs. ' -rigan, Chapel Deacons Plan Supper .. _____ I - I 1* I 'p p II ____ IL J I - . I • Ii 0 I 1-1. I I , , %if41. . T I! . i;, !!'1' , -f'.!"',~ . VUr;;4---,~, .I ;t -* "Ivr .,,,-",. ,-# 4 a ..;.;..--. .. : I II . . . 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I stereo tuner, 6 speakers, diamond 1 ______________________ , $oroophonsc glorious 1:1 , I • er, a ssr..s . . :I Jf , II , Danish ,'nodern oiled wa nut veneers.I Alildred llaney executive director of th e Field Mission since 1U57, have tosau will be presented t 1.30 Seminole County Chamber of two children, Tim, seven years p.m. Wednesday at the ConiCommerce, for the Men's Club old, who was born In Indonesia, naunity Cen te r by Mrs. Cecil of Bear Lake Methodist Church and Grady, five months, born Leek, of Union Church, holly at a 7 pm coveted dsh supper in Lancaster, Pa, borne of Mm 11111 'Ibis wt't k's 10 a in worship Maynard meeting Monday. tht ilaugh,s&rvui Sunday at thai Center Mrs Maynard Is • Jnvn..ituo:a to attt.mid the meeting as ekaakd by J ter of Mr. and Man C B will he followed by a fallow. ship euf(u. With Mis VlhhIum Hsrve Coult.er dub paisiderat., Maya, of Oilundu Thu Davis, assisted by Mu-a. George family will be leaving e to men Interested in th this return to Murphy, as hiont-esseum. February to topic. ireetiaigs at the dow will be Sunday worship services this West Iran week at the church will be con- 'those interested In hearing extended by Mr. arid Mis J ductod by Rev. J Robert MU- their talk are Invited to attend I, Mt Lain house tumuuuittci. icr, who returns to th e pulpit Piogram is expected to begin for the month Is Cievelund Ashmun and Ralph Grout. at approximatel y 7:15 p.m. after a two week. vacation. los . will be discussed by John hrid- served with the Une.vunge.11Led era of the Unitid Chutth of Del I 'J . i. I ., -.*it, , special ~;J~ ~ : !!~ . ll I., ?,:.,. ? f , .. I ITALIAN PROVINCIAL . , .1 .1 Ilr,41~iF. .I - -1 """Pit V___ ~"""""""""""" r;I:: A '.0 " , "',- 1 I 111-i I,'$ ,~, i '.I ~~i;_-.-i 19~ I jjfflj . I. fly 'I dfl'P . - . I - there. By Maryann bliles seminole County The Maymiurds, who liuvo th of Grow I I I i'l, . Special Meet ial Iiest for the :aj ?Csi be Mr. and : Planned For Ralph Maynard, in onesiun niissioamurie.s (ruin %Vcst Iran, Women who will talk of their work Krider To Be Speaker For Men's Club . 4 ;;ill ach ly s itsked to tiery. bring a euvered diiih, oi- dishes, ble be . .1 -_ " ... ~Rq EARLY AMERICAN fly Mildred Haney , !. ..:. 11 ;-11 -P - LS%00 - gram, Mi and Mrs Illaloik, %las Leftwlch Mass I india liii- The Board of Deacons of the bers, library and Chiiirition of Altuinusite Springs Community deticons, chairman of trutitees, Chapel will host a family night Airs. Dot ltost;, Mrs. Best Morris, put luck supper at 6:30 p.m. 5Irs. Put Lindijay, 51rs. Ileekle Thursday in the educational Leftwich, .Nirs. Alice Ghlilemi . .1i. famastic valu"11 ce" "a %"~ ._00_ .-. '.'~~ _____________________________ nett and Furl Shossers, misto make. pldflS to attend This ions, Ma and Mis Colon on for the. new is in home, 151 and Mrs Hahlon sears work. tine, Mm 4iiid Mrs Showers, Th e church md aflOflC inter Mr. and Man Dunn unil Ma arid prepara ti I , ,.,I James M. Thompson. wich and Thomas Howard, in- lock, mitad Frank Iiahlentine, Several important announce- t and }aousekeepiaig and lacruonnel' d t l ders; N - :L I . .1 .1 f * . of the association The corners Mrs B R Gray and Mrs Lord's Supper, Pastor and Denrepresented the United States,F Paulk, song leaders, Cant- (OHS, be nevolent; Mrs H It Alaska. Ethiopia, and India. all eroii Paulk, director of enlist- Gray, Mrs. C. A. Whi te h ead places where the UPW summer ment, and Mrs. Paulk, director aaid Mrs. N. Stevens, flower; bLips to SU medical Offering flub I noff Nual aids, Mr of studs COUISC k port, the wor btiiig done. thire Others named were 'air atad and \Iis 1 .J North niicl Earl in hospitals schools and other Mis John Diaton, young pe. Lcft%Id1, aids mmii giounds, places sihere needed The. diii ile.s sponsors Mi and Miq Mrs (tIu}, Al Morris, White- ~1111111111111111 Id _r, r 1` , it- ushers; Mrs. I.. Goodwin, Mrs. Mrs. Boyd Hitchcock and Airs. ,Nlr. and Airs. Earl Showers, Doris Blalock and Mrs. Wood, 3li-fl. Ellen Dudley and Toni . Junior leaderi;; 5irs. Howard, IlOw"I'd, balltis"1111; ~Irs. B. Aforriii and 31rti. Hilda Cameron Paulk, Elton Ben. #11 0%, , I. ; . .: REDUCED I '' , , . . 10, ners" was presented. Four pup- ant director; 2AIrs. .Nliriain Bry. A. Scott, lAirs. Doris Blalock, pets were introduced with their an secretary; Mrs. Janelle lrs. P. Lindsay and C. Whiteparts being taken by omen Jakson, assistant see.retai3, he ii, kindergarten, Deacons, the Annual Bazaar has been set for Nov. 5. A workshop will it be held at hit. Dora Oc 4% officers and mem be rs arc aske.d ' bow they do 1. Joiner, begmnci leaders, Mis B} DONS t ESTIS , , • i . * 1. THROUGH SATURDAY ONLY! PENN(RESTO and Mrs. Evelyn Rice. treasur Training Union offices leaders recently elected at the Nir8. Robert Winkle, coordinator er. The installation will be held First Baptist Church of Long- for nursery through primary. Committees utumointed were Oct.. 25 at the Manse iLh Mrs wood haVe been announced i Spencer Whitehead, Al 51orris, hostess. and Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor. Mrs. Marie Lowe, co-hosless. Officers are William Blitlovk, liny Fenoff and 3. T. Dunn, • .., Store hours R to 5'30 deily. .1 .% ers churches ill St. Johns Presbytery, they lind discussion grotips alld T&W IZAIM i. Electr'l'cCo. Sanford - -- -. -. --------- JUNIOR HIGH youth of Presbyterian Church of the Covenant shown as they recently boarded two vans for a ti'ip to the spaceport at Cape Keisnedy. After the guided tour, joining with some 125 other youth from nib- Geneva Cochran vice president; Mrs Kay Sassman secretary, rLO1.Q/D4 .STi4TE BAit/fr" i ZOO b..I.,i I•, 4. Wool - ALWAYS FIR13T QUALITY terian Church of Lake Mary for F" Welow 644-4265 S. S*rninole 111111111wred 668-6 31 Delfone S"Ne maim •ub.rrlpsi.o itat.m yellow cimillemi lit -xilvpr and Itrsqtnl holders and nrrllna' Penney Days come once a year pall bwnedictlon. llerreshments I.uis. Colorado, 88152. By FRANCES WESTER The meeting adjourned with %%,ere served. Twenty-two memNew association officers for the United Presbyterian Church- tile friendship circle and Nliz- I bers were present. women of P.O. Box 1214 Sanford Tbe Sanford Airruld. SM X. Prroub Ave. saarerc friar. I&&. Wecusid Cna" r0stage raW - Mrs. Oladel Cochran Is Elected Those attending are to bring '44L1.flrJ.I suiljt tX*W Publimbed Daily ear"t Sals. -- - - - - W.T. Visit Our Complete Record Department. ilceoruted in the (A colors with vill )i'glutii ____ wSI_OOM WftiR ,, . oll'A. 111111 ______________________________ Refreshments of chocolate cake, homemade ice cream, and , ty litirch wan livilutiftilly ("huder. - Git-IR preselltml for illitilitioll inentn of yellow wid white cior- 1 111-8. I)IIiNy 1111lo- - ritten by Mrs. Colon Ilorne sind N lirs. 13. Left- head, Tom Howard, [till 11111- - - OUR PRICE _ lunch, followed by a swim at Cocoa Beach. Adults accoiniiiiying them were Dr. W. T. Scudder and David Berrien. • ----- , ., INVIV colldticted nt tile ('11111411.1 ... - ' illlT illVii -- .014. (t'ii.va, Church, 5499' $ Coilt III itt 4.4. 1.11101,1111,11 lire hetty INII,o4immi-y Thiirm imosted the lilt%%' t'll. 111-11.vf.l.; 1,11 tt .I q,I1II.c1()II, itistaiiiiig firfl(-erm. Y Ilv . 1111(s. .10S. 11"'. 31ATIllp'lix iii'st linplist. •au 7 AI .,. I - qn, on.. Irtle's • Powerful 25,000-volt Color chsst • Retangufar RCA Hi-LITE Color Tube • super powerful New Vista VHF Solid State UHF Itiners •Automatic Color Purifier "cancels" magnetism •Ono.sit VHF fine tuning. stay.setvotume control •• s ii - - James Hit.yes, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. Willard Bradley, Airs. W. F. Munn, Mrs. J. E. Andrews By Mildren Haney I I ea Sets Dinner .?I - 609 33'OT$ e - A program on 'The Four Car- director; Robert Winkle, at D -it -bbiv Tei-wil. ,11141 rreshmeraq were sterved to tile Stevetis, vice president, aitial I'vnny Glazier, girls, their families, and guests, Meml,,'rs of tli,. %Von,iui's by SVMIJ members. Terry Rice, secrt'tury-ti-a'iisuier. . a 11/, I - , • Josa, youth director, end Rev. were Ki'thy Lnni. 4tairii l)ur. ,intinn iiiid greenery. H. G. Kay, pastor, were l)ehhl rant, t.lnda .Jiihiin, llinny F'uIlnwirii the h,itnhlaition, re- L. of depo6lt of $1000 or more at the Florida State Bank of Sanford. In a year, each '20 In Bavings certificate. - will earn you $1. ' J7 (14111111cellor. . Yes, you now get 5% Interest on savings certiticates 9"117 1114 .-trr1I `;.1 M 11 .01,1. ~11 11ctci RCA VICTOR COLOR TV Installed 1 Mis ('nra) Iti, ?liit)iIi'tix. . sffpw& ' I , % IIIH(ItIllitioll mcl- vicet; fol. offi. . Aaad` I ,. I'!- , . ' • 'I I I _______ ___ A - ta ____ I Photo) i . . _.. #*A ",, - _________________________ An umusinp poster, made by students, under direct.ion of provided. Mrs. Sflver. Planning and serving of the The Walt Disney movie. "Al. dinner will be under direction most Angels." will be shown of men of the church. following the concert. All pro-' Church School is at 9:80 n.m. eeds; wfll be used for purchase Sundays, with worship at 10:J of new band Instruments. -.0'. . I " -;. ,, ,.*)I§r I (Herald - I . ~!__", hardy lunch will he served the Dimension of the Population Explosion." Members of the World %ide Community Da Esther Circle will serve as has- A concert. at 7:30 p. m.. wW will be followed and costurnes be presented by the Crusaders are optional. Aleut, breud and Band. made up of Church School butter, and 61._ . Lucille Glazier. Debbi . 0-c rhurch sbipshupe an(] a program on the subject "Third held in the gymnasium 01 For a covered dish and then- own I est Lake Academy table service. Halloween theme ,i." . 9 ; The women were invited to a m at the church followed by join the men for the work day sack lunch. The Rebekah CirSaturday morning in getting dc will he in charge of the Brass Ensemble, under direction Monthly Fellowship Dinner and Mrs Mcssnm, and, T V of Mrs Pat Sdvei while the at Ddtona Christian Church Metts, W J Payne, Rob Riser, Academy Choir, directed b} (Disciples of Christ), 960 E Ed Smith, Leland Todd and Martin Sotala, ssilI sing for the Normandy Boulevard, will be Rev H T Barrett, minister later service at 6 15 p in Thursday of the church. At 7 P. m., it bake sale will be e' * I _1~ _. . -L- . r.. .,: ~,,I •'-, AL r l i, church activities. . Sevent.b.Day Advefltist Church ores a e ariu 1 a. I 11 I I 4, i I i .1 '- . ed this Saturday at Forest Lake . N, T ,11.f . fr. r, I ,,. 9 meeting of the The No, WSCS will take place at 10 members ,, _____ . Andrews WomenForm Committee Sf. G. Reutt-r, serretarly of local Scheduled in F I I 14 4 I - I I - V t _____ charge of rides for the children In other ac'us'jt' of the church . ' ________________ __________________________ person more than 50 years old Mrs. Ed Smith, depicting the isi ors 0)' Is invited to participate trials arid tribulations of a In other announcements from choir was presented to McSt Andress It is reported Su along 'ith a gag gift., a meeting of the Morning Circle large comb. Since he is bald. will be held at 10 a. in. Tucs- this pra'durt.d much merriment dias at tht home of Mrs E r for him and the 7 Colbert. 530 Shirley Drive. Bear present. By MARS ANN MILES Lake Later in the parts, he and \isutors Das will be recogniz Mrs. Todd were presented gifts ____ qWrZ ____ - I ".I . AI I -., .. '' (back) Torry Rice, Betty Bowen. Patty 3ohivion, 1ljnojosa, Olivia Mathieux, and Mary Bowen. (Herald Photo) Ing interests of those attending Helen Todd, pianist. : .77'.. dinner to be served from ' until 7 p m Satuid&t, Nov. r Episcopal Young Churchmen will be in charge. of game booths, for th e children on Saturday and the Items all sale tit low prices. GUEST SPEAKER at a meeting of the Casselberry Community ieiidist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service was Mis flen Ricad. ardson of Monte Verde, Orlando District Secretary 0 Missionary ucatrnn and Ser ice (left), cho n with MI s Leota Putman, local mission were Ethel Piper. Betty 1;',,e* 26 at the .church for a covered . * noring H. E. Me. 11 .%I man. Virginia An . dish luncheon. Activities cover ,v, wain, choir director, and Mrs. as nra, an tie ane ' ' any member of the Episcopal' ' Churchwomen. 1 I I The Men's Club Is f4elling tic--t" kets for a barebqued chick I ' `Y".: . . . will be planned at this time. Any 1 v "''-, u'.,. '-'541 ' will be awarded. Tickets for; th is event are now on sale from ' i, ?11 4 1 RE&U'I'IFtil, backdrop for installation of Gir ls Au'dliniv officers 811(1 initiation of new members at First Baptist Church of Geneva W8R formed in the GA colors with yellow and white carnations. inf4taHlng officers (iight) were Rev. R. G. Key, pastor; Mrs. Carol Rice, counceflor, and Mrs. Daisy Ilinojosa, youth director. Girls (left) participating were (front row, left to ri ght) Penny Glazier, Gail Buerleson, floiiny Pearson; (s(Cflfld row) Barbara Ste ens. Linda Johnson, Star lit l)ui nut, l)ebbk Tes sell - i will be observed 'Nov. 4 and tesses. By MARYANN MILES cotton piece goods, yarn, blankI ing, followed by a general dis ets and towels will be gathered I cussion. we Offer a newly organized ennimA&LAIL, i The business .session was can- under the title of "Christian A Call to Prayer and Self One Of ne ducted by Mrs. Thompson. The Community Actinn," composed! Denial Prorl. n i be pr entLargest Seleclions graup was reminded of the fall of women Of St. Andrews prcs-! ed tit the c!iurch at 10 n.m., Oct. Of F-.esh Flowers, work!*.vrj to be held Oct. 31 in byterian Church. Bear Lake. I.,, ~ 28. The Public is invited. Plastic Arrangemsnts, Guidepost lagazmn(s ha ve Mount Dora All intertsted PCI' meeting at the church for ctuth mans are urged to attend. Etc. In Central Florida and discussion. This week, Rev. The annual UPW Bazaar will Fred Gurthrie, minister, dis- I be Nov. 5 at the church. A s*1 cussed juvenile delinquicy. SANFORD : I ill be served. and a var iety o! articles will be on sale. community problems, sinning C*r. L I w & SmIlm AviL a I1I1 00 5 set up tO visitations, and aiding the Edge322.1122 . served. Door and table prize~- : Corner in the Parish House , Church StreeL is well stocked i With clothing arid household ,1 goods for sWc. Olmn hourii are ~ ay II morning. 9 it. m. until noon. All - ., ' ,:'-,,t:. , .. . ~, Z,t ~L , , 4 ____ Other members attending ui meeting scheduled for Oct flart. rount)v fnl1nin choir nod for the Annual Mission BaX&W at Christ Episcripal Church, ' :! 'I I 0 - I goodh, white elephant try It also has taken initial step-,, ., store. and handiwork. A good to form a Retired Citizen' I Club The Adult Choir of Onklawn In the area with tin organi In. Diiptist Church ;rare a surprise from 7 urti! 1' S't"r tioii r 1 Cl40 1 -JOIR ( I I include plants, candy. baked wood Bos.s Ranch HOLIDAY AUCTION will be sponsored by St. Mury-Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springs for benefit of St. Mary-Magdalen Parochial School. Event will he Nov. 4-5 at the Maitland Civic Center with doors William Creamer as co-chairmen Donations of baked goods handicrafts, white elephants,' ,., needlework, and arts and crafts I for the booths, are being re III" quested hs tile chairmen {' On Friday, Nov. 4 from ] 'e 1 r . un ti l 4 p m there will be a card party with coffee and dessert f'i.' 1:! ..- ,.- A . it ', I W J 1 ::,~ I; ter of Realnis of Our Calling, ,4~ 1 ,-:*a I,.. ,0'z I A gaL . followed. The program for the morning '.as a study of the second chap ." Mission Bazaar . , 1' i . 4 _____ To Have Annual I I I I I '1 ____ I 1i ., ; i I 7 Prayer, stating that the prayers Methodist Church co-chairman together Men's Club to benefit the th Mrs Donald MacLend were for inissionariec in Indon church scholarship fund She -was introduced b rslrs wi Members volunteered to assist ecia and the Council of Churches Leota Putman, inuil 'tcrttar The new vearbools ere pussfor the foreign missions, and the of mIssionary education nnil with s ervin g a n d prepflrisg a ed out to those attending. home mission in the Rocky program leader. The 1ii dinner for the Methodist Men's Sunshine Circle was hostess Mountain area, the Synod of the ___________________________ Club meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tues- at the covered dish luncheon Rockies, and mobile churches. day, at the request of Mr. I. follow ing the program. - ~ hold chores or encouraging him : ~ : I I -. up later. 8. Give him fill tile spending money he wanits. Don't i "J '..:1 , I k..", !; i , R1GHT I ..•, Richardson. Annual ] = I . .f . W. , r:.- 11`6 UPW Hears Plans For ~ ft Ddzaar . . 1.1 Nirs. Russell Ryder, associate By FRANCES WESTER ,o-crPtarv-trrnsurer. . nf i.heibpen sent to college students Kay Sassman was hostess forl By JANZE CASSEIMERRY I Circle ,w.w- in rhiarfre Elder ' French will address the e asand servicemen cm morni ng session and Mrs the October meetIng of Circle A comparison of Christ.innilx program, 11..?. . P. .. ... be speaPer !or thr I Ill of the United Presbyterian and the Moslem faith was preThe spert1err hrmight. with her selbprry church, according to I. afternoon discussing ways and Churchwomen of the Commun sented b Miss Ellen Richard air sIMt a, M- fltId,h1 Mobley, secretary Mrs Mai ardson, and both were presented -s nrk for Ity Presbyterian Church of Lake o son, Orlando District .Secretnr. 0f Campus Wnistry. the needy and showing samples Mary at. her home, of Missi o na ry Education and with a corsage. Members were asked to bake Final plans were announced Mrs. James M. Thompson. dy- Service, of Ntrnte Verde, for the annual haznnr to be held cakes for the chic-ken dinner 77: cle chairman. opened the pro- a general meeting and luncheon •., gram with the Year Book of of the Casseiherry Community Nov. 4 and 5 by Mrs. Marvin being sponsored Oct. 29 by the ti MRS. ~. .".. ".* .~ ~:,4 .'. " --- your children. This will ease the I I I.I .II I . I I - I • but don't. worry about the garbags that enters the mind. 7. Parents, don't worry about I -' drinking glasses are sterilized, I k I I*~ I _1 - . on. Do not be concerned about what goes Into his mind. Make sure that all silverware and ! ! ; I - r f ___ i, I " I __~ !s I ~~ -. • thc local Health and Welfare unit: Mrs. Delmar Saunders, vice president: Mrs. Jacob Mey. associate vice president and . I - L'aymond Grantier. president of ." - - 6. Let the child read any print~ I ad matter he can got his hands 1 ;i~ f .. .. arrested for stealing a car, that society is against him and that he Is being persecuted 5 Pitk up everything he leaves lying around-hooks, shoes, clothing. Do everything for him so that he will get used to throwing all responsibility upon others. I1 I r i one and then let him decide for .0 ""r. ruldrAf-c.$6 lor A r.u=r.=' luI hImself. 4 Avoid the use of roaring of children. Let us dig the word wrung. It may dee help we vclop In the child a guilt ruman desperately need I 1,i - - by going to church or give him any encouragement toward spir- fined and chnnneled. Niagara decision for iFalln never made light and itual things or a power until disciplined. The : 'I I I - I .r I.: 1 _,741 ~...'~ ~~.. k at $176 million A covered dish luncheon h served at noon Monday aft,,r hch the meeting will continue 1.TiI 3 P. M. Area resident hostesses are '.Irs Ray Thompson. president n the Dorcas Soclet) Mrs ". I .. I -y;' r ,~, . ,~, of clothing. and contributed 301,- ORARY CONSOLETTE V .1 ' , ,~). er C. R. French, rilso of B.Dat '911.9 There are 60 Health and Welfare : fro. . I , Mission In Africa. Mrs. Wright has reported th9t N'jrc:. Kenneth WrIght, o! Bear title. There are given twelve "helpful" suggestions. 1 l3egrn t'rs neighbors, the police The with infancy to give the child all prejudiced against your everything he wants. In this child. 11. When he gets Into real 1. '' _ _ L economic-ally made article.-, fl the 6 working groups in Fin!' ____ iI ida aided 119.224 persons In t City. ill J i. - t _ cia) gut.t will be Mrs. David i . 11 ., . . rind Welfare Services bring con- I, I gratified. of to ease pain and make a patient , inC for food. drink, comfort. ~ , ftc * 1 3- MARVA."' M`ILES , _ I __ __ ___ Held At Forest City; 1I. _ 7 Church Of The Covr " -1 I j I - Adventist Services I r riiiriiirir 'rnlh Ott. 11, I9( nntnrh tp 'IVA I , - . - .1.. I .. J ! I- �ri - _____..___ __ or : .Z_.%_._;~, -- - - ~ - .- - ~ .-_ . r -----------,o n • Dr.Crane's Vote ' Yes' On Ame ndments S members of the Florida Bar. The change, however, would be subject to local referendum. No. 7 (Article V) Provides that the legislature may prescribe the number of County judges In each county and the monetary jurisdiction in the County Judge's Court. Deletes the requirebecome confused over the ques- ment that County Judges issue all licention facing the public in the Novem- ses. No. 8 (Article V) Provides a procedber general election. ure for the selection, discipline, retireTo be placed on the ballot are IS amendments to the present constitu- ment and removal of any Justice of the tion that was drafted in 1885 and has Supreme Court, Judge of the District been revised by amendment over 185 Court of Appeal and Judge of Circuit Court. times. No. 9 (Article V) Provides for separThe IS amendments are published for ate offices of the State Attorney of the our readers' information. Several of the amendments are "home Thirteenth Judicial Circuit and Proserule" provisions affecting only one cuting Attorney or County Solicitor of county. Several others are administra- the Criminal Court of Record of Hillstive amendments only to Improve con- borough County. No. 10 (Article V) Relates to the ditions of appointment to public ofboundaries of the Justice of Peace Disfice. tricts in Orange County. 18 AMENDMENTS ON BALLOT No. 11 (Article XVI) Provides that No. I (Article XVII) Provides that revision of the State Constitution as each jury for the condemnation of propadopted by Convention shall be submit- erty shall consist of 12 jurors. No. 12 (Article III) Provides for a ted to the electors at the next gerier.J special session of the legislature imelection. No. 2 (Article XII) Provides that the mediately following the genera] elecOne of our popular local legislators day that the 18 constisaid the tutknial amendments to be voted on in November were being confused with a not yet drafted "Tvjp.d Constitution." Many persons who opposed the proposed constitutional revhdon may have Offices S Clinic Worry Boys like Tony deserve * the wonderful benefits derived sTodal *slut*. But so do the I from carrying it newspaper ER.YES. Circulation Managers who route." Circulation Managers pr furnish almost the sole tut. swing of our youth In the doing a superlative job in "tree enterprise" system. teaching 900,000 American HEARD Carrying a newspaper route boys and girls about "free enIs sit Ideal internship hi terprise." SOME OF American business. But It *1. For carrying a newspaper so pays psychological dlv- route is an ideal internship in Mends! I know, for i used our .part economic system. Those S parts include "Pro. to carry newspapers and on duction," "Merchandising" and did my sofa! "Credit," CASE A-552: Tony L., aged "C Alas, most people are siniplv 12, lest his daddy In an auto salaried workers under only crash, "Dr. Crane," his mother add- one of those headings. So newspaperhoys get silnrnst ed "Tony missed his daddy very much for they were close the ONLY broad training in American business! pals. They soon become seif-reli"Then a wonderful thing ant and able to start eonvcrs . happened! "Tony took over a newspaper tions. They learn to parry ohjt'c. route with 89 customers. "And the Circulation Man- turns and placate angry clients. ager holstered Tony's ego with I They are faithful to duty and frugal, instead of being sincere compliments. "In fact, he served much a, wasteful spendthrift-s like ina foster father at this crucial dulged kids who receive lush term of appointive Superintendent of tion for the purpose of organizing, "allowi*nces." time. Public instruction shall be at the pleas- swearing in new members and electing Since business ,iudcment is "At first, I had wondered if ure of the Board of Public instruction officers. No other business shall be I Tnnr might. drop in his studies I NEVER inherited, even if you provided that the board may enter in- transacted. and show some ill effects on parents are millionaires, your No. 18 (Article IX) Provides that to a contract of employment; specifies children' will squander their inhis health. items commonly known as stock in "For a newspaper boy must heritanee unless you drill them Ik No. S (Article VI, Section 1) Permits trade or inventory and livestock may afresh, in each generation, in be on the job, rain or shine. Florida residents to vote in national be exempted in part from ad valorem "But Tony's appetite increas- I earning their own money! elections for President and Vice-Presi- taxation as persona] or tangible properRemember, nwwspaperboys ed and he picked up in weight. ty as the legislature may prescribe. dent of the United States even though "His school marks also im- I do not become communists i There is nothing in the 13 amendthey have not yet fulfilled the residenI beatniks. proved, especially in math. cy requirements of electors. ments to the Constitution that could They don't indulge in silly "For Tony operates his own No. 4 (Article XVI) Establishes the possibly prove harmful to our state. business on the famall mer- campus riots or boisterous size of the official State Flag. This will The amendments have the endorsement street fights. chant' plan. make Florida's flag conform with the of our local delegation. "So he buys his papers at j Girls, they also make sup. We add our own vote of confidence in shape and size of most other states. wholesale; then merchandises erb husbands, for they have No. 5 (Article VIII) Provides for the the legislature's judgment, and urge them, and on weekends he ccl- business gumption! consolidation of municipal and county your consideration for a "Yes" (for) lects. Although many it 4-year colgovernments in Hillsborough County. vote on the 13 constitutional amend"He keeps hooks and corn- I lt'gc graduate becomes a rank No. 6 (Article V) Authorizes the leg- ments in the November general elecputes his net profit each Sat- i brain-truster, no newepaperboy urday night. islature to require County Judges to be tion. with 4 years experience, ever "Tony used to be shy but becomes a wasteful theorist.! now he has learned to ring Would that every member of doorbells and recruit new eisa- I Congress had carried newspatoniem pers in his youth! "If an occasional client is I For such training ranks beirate, Ton)' must try to mollify side an Eagle Scout award in him, so Tony has blossomed character building! The Lighter Side The Friendly Season out as a good practical psy(Always write to Dr. chologist and reads your col- Crane in care of this newsrhe dire predictions, I riots, than redness caused by sunWASHINGTON (DPI) By FRED VAN PELT ported Denocratic Gov. Hay- Ier's knee and promising the umn faithfully, Dr. Crane, for paper, enclosing a long burn. ne mainly from Paris, and There's an old nursery rhyme stamped, addressed envelope (Opinions expressed in this don Burns for two campaigns, I auto union head "a lot of new pointers, nsf ore may be discounted. that starts out like this: "So I wish you'd tell all par- and 20 cents to cover typing Besides that, there are many column do not necessarily George Peck, of Clearwater, I things." And this column was ents (and especially when a and printing costs when you e mini-skirt, as you knew, Is people, myself among them, reflect the editorial policy of I 'The north wind doth blew swung over by saying he I promised proof of "nil the dirt English creation. French "And we shall have snow child has lost his daddy), of send for one of his booklets,) "could not support the liberal on the Kirk divorce." who consider red knees attrse- The Sanford Herald.) "And what will the robin do ilgueri consequently are Twenty-five days from now Welfare state philosophy of MT• That is the extent of reportd4nInI.Ikbt then, poor thing'?" the current dull campaign will High." adding 1w "was cpn. etters __ If a girl is embarrassed by be concluded . . I. and judging vinct'd that Claude Kirk can e'cI campaign activity in SemiriActually, in this country at If you think the robin has wit, the fall and winter are them, she can tell everyone she from the lack of interest on hold the line on taxes and give I ole this last week. It rough, consider the mini. most appropriate seasons is part Indian. skirt. the part of the voting public Florida the positive leadership S 1• Some fashion experts are mini-skirts. In skaters It needs at this time." More than * 0 all taxes Some women who have they'll be glad of it. half of ye been wearing them for di predicting that the miniskirt, But Kirk's camp hasn't x. collected in Florida The two candidates for gov. today . poor thing, will full to survive ire, as have football cheer- trouble with water on the ernor, Democrat Robert King plumed yet why the Republican to correct errors that pr" may dera. the winter. Editor, The Herald: find themselves bothered High and Republican Claude candidate snubbed Richard M. planning would never have work are very misleading, beI !w'inc It coin truly h,' ,isid thet a b ie c the knee. B'tt thctw Is Th't", ity r!:fr j,,, Thir c!!' hCi bc "Pfr... cause they spend so many, i.;, a ce. ng ptrmIttti La tia nt t. 1.4 firpi. pl even more vulnerable than 1 who goes out In winter no reason why mini-skirts whip up any interest, on z top through the state campuignizig Rep. W. B. Reedy told Bas. robins to breezes that freeze uring o miniskirt is dressed should hiberonate in mothballs level. Among their followers, for cor' candidates for Con. ford Kiwanians In a talk on men Appreciation Week" in- "j" hours in training themstead of Fire Prevention Week, selves, and others, in many anything. knees, will vanish with the life looking for sionie profit, yes. gre4s. it appears from here Florida's problem Of water for the winter, Che argument that minifirst gooaepimple. The firemen of Seminole saving endeavors, and much of Kirk would want, all the 5U- and air pollution. If the icing problem arises, Among the ordinary people, But I think they are-pardon rta will bring on red knees all This could prove ill f or port he could get from tile ; If steps are not taken now, County, paid and volunteer, are their "free" time is spent in you need do is add antiof course, spurious. Redness selling the the expression High. He needs a whopping leading contender for the j,,... he said, to correct the sources among our most highly inotiv. charitable activjtje, freeze to your daily bath. ised by frostbite is no worse mini-swirt short. I am personally acquainted Tests show that a daily bath turnout of voters on Nov. 8 to publican presidential numbs- i of pollution, the day will come ated and dedicated public serin a solution of 10 per cent override the Republicans and tion in 191. when a crash program will vents. They are the backbone with a goodly number of the * . cost the taxpayers many times of our civil defense emergency firemen around the county and anti-freeze will prevent knee the 1)emocruts-voting-fltpubli. can who will turn out in force Confusion npj*uurs from the cost of planning and pro- rescue and radiological defense ki',' them to have a great icing at temperatures down to amount of personal dedicatio n. tIie High rump. mu. Just tecting Florida's natural re- posturefor Kin.. minus-ID degree fahrenheit. Altamonte Springs Geneva Their scheduled hours ofOur own Sanford Fire DepartTtius it i. that High must this week the wire si'rvires OUVCc5. This leaves only the problem Mrs. Joe. E. Muthieuz Mrs. Julia Harths meat, under the very capable quoted pull a rabbit out (if the but Miami ill(Herald i 0 ofsm,wdrifts. Snow tends to 349-5205 leadership of Chief Harriett, whip UI) that High',, former campaign interest in these Barbara Frye, UPI Tallahasaccumulate at higher dcvi- tO with Bear Lake-Forest City the Lake Mw-.%ary willing backing of 9 manager, lion I'ctjt., had ri- sue reporter, reports there are tiara, c a u a i a g snuwcapped next thfl* wct'kh. He needs -------Mrs. -MaryannMile. ----------Mre.-Mnryann Petc Knowles, are amonthe ____1Bii ' Mrs. Frances Wester Is 'kneecapa; 'ThenWhen1t meltsthescvntes if those uputh-- --tufl1.d-W, --his -gubernatorial 838.3678 1 most highlytrained and skilled campaign ranks. Petit quit ida's Constitution on Novem. etic I)emocrut,. who seem in there may be knee erosion. By WALTER C. PAItKES in the state, regardless of Casselberry in Want a huff, claiming backer,. to let But George don't worry about IL do it, bcr' ballot and State Sari. It's better to be a big f' Lake Munroe but who ulation size. of Mrs. .lane Casasiberry Scott Kelly were attempt. \'enle Pope feels they have the in a small pond The truthful answer to girls. The problem can easily Mrs. IL L. Johnson Our 888.5046 citizens owe a great and be solved by carrying a mm- question of "who will I Vote ing to run the campaign, chance of an ice cube in Haines wants to be a frog? 322-4722 1 continuing debt of gra ti tude to iature shovel around In your for?" was expressed by a The Miami Herald was quot. City of passing. Chuluota Longwood purse. Pope. Senate president-desig. Democrat, friend: "I'd like to ed as saying High had had Mrs. Liza Baker If the kids get on your nerves I these fine gentlemen, and I Mrs. Donna Eatea need u a Sunday breakfast with vote for Kirk-we 365-5193 nate, plans a brief campaign sometimes, sit down and pans-wish to add my 'y heartfelt 8084817 ''-' to argue for one of the pro. let what life would be without I thanks. change-but what could he do DeBary North Orlando Herbert W. Johnson in Tallahassee? He'd have a But the same day, sifter The posed amendments: To allow hem. Mrs. John Leone I Mrs. Marilyne Peterson S • Democratic' Cabinet and a Sanford Herald had been put the Legislature to have a on.s 3230801 Quote Democratic Legisluture. Hier to bed, UPI quoted High he day organizational session Nov. Deltona Some television soup-operas Osteii hands would be tied. So, for "has 'not asked' Petit to re- 16 but "no other business." As arc designed to keep houseMrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder Congress feels the vice presi- the best interests of the state turn to the ranks," High said I the law now stands, the Logi.- wives happy by making them 668-5361 dent should be involved either i'll have to go along with further: "I have not asked him Iluture cannot organize until CU. 822-4841 Enterprise in outer space or underwater- High." to return to the campaign and the opening day cif the S Mrs. Ritchie Harris Oviedo regular I'm not just sure What that . . . 1 am unaware of any arrange. session. Miss Ruth Davld.on 0* Congress won't raise taxes means. Both candidates have been I ments anyone else may have 1 ' S 669-4804 385.1651 until after election day. Now -Vice President Humphrey, doing a lot of promising, prim- I made with him." Political writer, through. if we could Postpone the else' now head of national coun- arlly in that they will increase I * ' out the state are prodding Uo! cue on space and on oceans. services-more roads, more ed* • The campaign appears to he the two gubernatorial candi4 a "dead duck" uezstlon, more everything, it, Seminole dates fur a lackluster Camof kids Scads walking to and L 41t, 01tufarb Wrm@ But from there they differ: County, also. No word from paign. one such writer even from school give you scads of ate differences of opinion be. Kirk says he will do all this either cisnip as to any planned went so far as to say me. reasons for driving carefully. Page 4 Sanfurd Herad Oct. 14, 1966 Conies a prison, but a country without a tax hike, that his activity although both sides gardkss of which one -- that harbors open rebellion can- JJn)granir will bring new iui. had reported extensive get-out- Florida would be the Tru A. rnas.ow. X111101110a aav loser P5*5K WUt'JuLlP.. OS,.slm*$.. - fleesral namaow not survive. ness to the state, all Paid for the-vote would be forthcoming, except for a strung LcgislaLA&SW V WU16UIM L 50553M1 &la.**siiea -Premier Nguyen Cite Hy of with Republicans here are excep- tore. savings by running a Luoctat. Editor Advertising Dlr.ator South Viet FKED WAS PELT Nam, on dliii. buiines-like administration. tionully quiet and the Demo. Kew Glum* Msasjlng Edflor Le,.rttalng Manager dents within the country. are making no effort to First incumbent U. S. presi. High says he will dc all crats DUftI$ WILLIAMS A JASIE •MOEN*St5 ACHIEVEMENT SocIety editor this, lou, but he says Kirk is puteb up their differences. A dent to travel to a foreign $uatnsos Siassiew DOusE *IJ5T3S jSjVEIHE CROWD' rs.0 wsus This is not an hour in which so rich be couldn't mud-slinging cartoon was re country was Theodore licioseCity Editor M.cbsnlosl Cupt. business this leadership of bend the little man's tax ceivud in the mail, showing volt, who visited Panama in avuv wgs,s MILL SUEST Ciuty 1 $t SPECIAL $5.00 American can take pride, StaffPboI.rsphsr problems. Kirk said High i. High sitting on Walter Iteuth. 1906. tiIzebcd ,.:,, INTRODUCTION EtUrd*.y • bunday and cnr&.tms.; pUb1abd -Gardner Arley, chairman of planning to raise taxee and Saturday prso.dltzg Ctiriana*. the Council of Economic Ad- ruin thestate's economy. . RIGHT . * * visors, commenting on u.jJ sIaaaslru'$sa aai. Rome Delivery __ SPECIAL SOLO COIJISE Prim increases. The wools A new Kirk ally who supNEW CISSNA T1AlNfl $1200 Per SW 1114 114 •sasoi osvau' Lu 01 90 MAIL she w.. .00 J Vs.r 121.5$ 2 ?sax : .,., NOW AIR TAXI CUTIFICATI CDVIII INTIOR U.S. 6.91$Muitk. £50 * Month. $00 I Month., MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 1.0$ I Month 1.00 I Mostk BE ISACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS V. 1. Postal *ju1&tioiis provide that all mall aubsorlpt$a. be paid L I U S I i Pie n Sky Lands Cou iftED i I m THINGSI. Th. M.rd I, a n.mbar of the Associated Prow which Is easlusJ.el to the us. tar r.publIsatlos St au thi 1.osl sew. prlatsd In this newspaper 11 as seoonø cia..s matter omow In, 1*10 aS the PINK otgiw St $mnter& ?4srlda, Under theLotSt Oongv._St Marsh1_ lilt Jo part of any mst.rs1. news or s4.r1*alnj of 151. action of The Sanford Ho,uId us tat r.pruduø 1 maousr with out • written p.ruilssluc of 11*5 p1*Ltabe: pt Th $srslg. Lay 114$V1$U& or firs', r.apoxiailtale tw such taproduatluD will be ooasts.rSt as !1 I 1nLr1sjaj an The a.raid. copyright and will he bald lbl. I ;dan agiii gnaw the , • " • • :j . 1550 AVIATION &A" - Ytsac SMIpsqS sow*als semnew effto 2 will b asa'.c.t.s. - P.. R06 Am . _ .•--. S -. .' •_ .-' - - .••, . .-.-. -. • -- '- '- " a .*1"A0-_4.' ..•- - - - •. . -. " - -. •. .----------.. ,• -'- - - . --'. I- •.- • -. '--..m...-.'- '. ''' .-. • ' I-- '14 - - '-. ___ --. -- -------- • ' '' -r'- -•--. -'.. • ,- '--_- - - -- - _-a'--, , .- ,, 5--- , ________________________ . - \\ I .1 - - - - '• • .--•-. ••- ': :'- tWr - •, __ '_- - -" 344 79 -• - -------- - 89 - Bridge Winners Are Announced Kirk Platform .*- -..-'- riinfv To Be Explained I-- ~: In DeBary as at at anA IAnnn.. "i F ' - .-' - - '- . ' - ; __•. 'I' - Carnival - - Honored Hero at i~ ' - ,'- - . - ',, . a rr-_ ,__ , - -. cJ4 ,.,,, - ' ': - - -._ ' ' V! wiw - , (r ' - • ': - 9. - -.. 365.3201 15,088 /9' '. 1 11, 98 ,.. Turkey Shoot , I - .-. - v t: I - .7 • ' -' - - I in SantordPaza i ---- • - i. hru --------- - ' - ' - '---- -" -- :.,i-''r-- J _ - _+__ - , . - --;, i - • - "I -\ 17.,88 . Presidents .r-- _ 14.88 - the --.-. •,•s-_-* - . -r Unit To Host I t• -' DeBary Legion SS0 Flying Seminole Ranch , MILU 9"T o ON NIIiNWAY - I. 't, IL il CopabI., C011SCk,MHOUI, P,v.. - 9 ---'. - - - law. t___ pPu CH9*0i(u"I AVAILAILS fft TIAINLN6 01 AIR TAXI .-., - to DONI any - • / " - 4 - -- I - - _ ple Solon experience counts 1 " L n The Pokey • u,o iiiw~ 32.88 tor .............. Pennet for you to finish sturdy knotty pine COLONIAL GROUP •---'--_-- REAL • ready - rn to FLY t - ,L"' 7 1 __ Af Longwood Agency -• '--4-., - _ Bali , - - ''1,1 - INSURANCE .,ivCc - - -- , Censorship , Herald Area Correspondents - ." , • _ s .._ u. I _____________ \\'P 05511 tiii'tl I hut clip %t'r)ul(t Iii ifs ruutif in,' pi mess of noti WASIIINc,TON (M') For flfl'i'It'flfl 00 1111 ni 0w 'h't Tile. Ion. proved negative. nine days (he Army sought to Nntit tt'iir f'ii tt'Iin,n no ni't of tt,itit kitti bit It'd there. 50 Wi' fylnu tie t (if kits of the dead, the All Of fib rien's personal he .AM THE locate any relatives or Spec. 4 Iciti ('ntI)d he fotinil. ff ~ ukcidiI on 11w I .citig Isianti Nit Army serif a pc'rsc'nn) rc'pre longings, including letters, v(-re John F. flnrznn. Failing, it burBIBLE 'l'Itc New York not lye, 40, wit q I li us:ii 0,11100,1%. a vokeq1tin il setitofivu' If , flit' o,ulr ntltlrc'qs crotched fit n volts nftemr0 fn led him last Friday, the first For Semiher 01V.Vs Offices of l'pi'cnpal Church givel) for hils mother. Morgoret J',cr,te or perhaps l)'rk'd t%-itli citmiple military hutsrelntivec less Age Driven Women of Holy Cross Episcopal ni c in the lMng Island. N.Y.. 11 i-clot it-t'r. ionic Forwaril ntitl 0. flurion of 461 Arneterchsrni friends who could he of help. Ni,vy Peneesef Church, Sanford, open for the lie i-c inni tic I n t erred CIQC. Ave.. N.Y. Nnt ioi,il Cenietc't' after the search On the was Oct. 4 wil ill I Low Votive 0weIth11 1967-n two year term were finSunday School Amniv iiinile tt'hzit tvns tlese,'Ila'ul tt-liei'u', 111v c;a'kc'c,tiusn slild. (he She htiuti ttiovc'tl In I0R, lc'nv dropped. remains MobS. Hou'mei floriari's ed at the annual luncheon and i ii 'c'nl t'.' O "nil till nist tat lvi' uIC('lcIntt" Ill nit for wattling address flfl ii Coffipert S u ,t'('t', r,ntigt lint were flc,w,i to Dover Air Force It. election meeting. 11.11 "ii th! 11111. H rare case. Reefs £ x 1ekerl h,nrh,'tnr, tileti of Tue tnrm'cl Ii, Its fhsp, en arrival Army nincDel., q t e rn the Serving will be Mrs. Lamar hii':'t proO1 .111 1W. in other, 1114, only trial lvi' 11111 let enlist lilt's at. Ft . new point nr hr,dtr's of Sept 5 while mc'tuf military men Beall, first vire president; Mrs ,,ionrd in flat-inn's ervIcc file, on a %% (11-k detail l his unit, 11w jumits I tiirriqcnt, Intl nticl ('timi' (Hi 00. 7, the remains 'ere Robert Steele, treasurer: Mrs. was hist known In hr In New 11711i 'li-n iicmt't ('unn;IsI fly, two r tip wit Ii :i,i ntldrec of 301 Rth ctui(),.Cdl to the national rerneT. R. Sheilwnberger, correspon 218 S. PANIC SANPORD \uii L. (';ij I ,nI. Suititli 'let Nato. Ave., Astot-iui, NY. I u-tv. Ing secretary: Mrs. Fred Dyson, Christian education; Mrs. D. .1. fly Donna Fics Brough, missions, and Mrs. 1. New Sunday school officers S. Kurimal, perIniIenls Officers will, one year remain and teachers of First Baptist Ing In term are Mrs. harry Church of Longwood hnve been Cochrane. president: Mrs. John announced by Rev. .lnek LindHomer, second vice president: Of Press Seen Pay, pnator. president: Mrs. B. W. Bartholomew, re Named wet's ,tint iloss, Adult III,% - Ray- 11 superintendent; Mrs. Toni cording 5ecrctry' Mrs. Walter WASHINGTON (AP) •* ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTV Meriwether, Unite d Thank mond L. Spangler, president of Lyles, Adult II pianist; Tom • • Offering; Mrs. Roy Boiler, Sigma Delta Chi, says a propos. Howard, Adult I superintendChristian social relations; Mrs. al by an American Bar Assocla- ent; Wayne Joiner, Adult I Andrew Marsh, USO chairman; pianist and Ray Fenoff, Adult Mrs. Donald Bales, parhiamen. tion study group to limit what I department secretary. tarlan: Mrs. J. C. Vase, promo- police and other law enforceWomen teachers are Mrs. tion. and Mrs. Robert Sheddon. mc'nt officials can say about Janet Spitler, Mrs. Ann Scott, college work. 1pending cases is a "thrust to. Mrs. Sallie Deaton, Mrs. Tom A budget in the amount of ward censorship." ; Lyles and Mrs. Austin LawA custom-firdihed $1,745 also was adopted. Spangler, publisher of the rence, easy with these knotty pine Christmas Cards with a color Redwood City (Calif.) Tribune, 4 I .. Men teachers are Cat-oil pieces. Just apply stan or ~ ~ . photograph of the high altar are addressed a meeting of the Scott, Joiner, John Deaton and enamel to match your decor. being made available again this Washington professional chap. Al Morris. And at Penney's low prices, year by the women's group and ter of the journalistic society Other teachers are Houston you can plan several pieces , -., -orders are being received by Wednesday. White, young people and Bob I—into your scheme. All have deep __,.,,,~V, okv*, i ~ . & "" _7_; It I I Mrs. 3. F. Bolt, Mrs. K. M. He said the study "has much Winkle, superintendent; Mrs. ..... C71 ..... . drawers 'Colonial' style pulls, _f*____T 1 1 .1 Wing, Mrs. Joseph Nicholas, or with which one can agree, and Fred Smith, pianist and Mr., I smartly shaped base panels. Mrs. Vase, or at the parish of- I is constructive In tone." But like Earl Showers, intermediates " -.-other spokesmen for newspaper, with Mrs. Colon home, Mrs. flee, 5-Draw., Chest Invitation has been extended television and radio groups he John Crump, Mrs. Gerald War15" x 27" x 4" 18088 to the women to attend a quiet disagreed with Its proposals to ren and Mrs. Frank Ballentine, c1*avq. It! day Oct. 27, 9:15 a. m. until 3 limit what law enforcement offi- girls' teachers, and Spencer p. m. at All Saints Church in cers can disclose about pending Whitehead, Colon home, Ger10.Draw.r Chest Winter Park with St. Clare's criminal cases. ald Warren and B. H. Gray, 15" r 52" x 36" /Chapter of that church as hos. boys teachers. ctuevq. If! .-'•-.-.---.--tess organization. Junior 11 department In. Meditations will be conducted W"t JR'_I eludes Mrs. Joyce Colborn, 3-Drawer Chest by The Very Rev. Clifton H. -.- .-... superintendent, Mrs. Elsie Dan-Wr 15" x 27" x 2*" 1---White of All Saints Church. iel, pianist and secretary and eIi.vq. If! Lakeland. Mrs. Ginnie Faler, Mrs. Jack Those attending are asked to Dunn, Miss Nancy Whitehead, 4-Draw., Chest bring a sandwich lunch. Mrs. Laura Hitchcock, Boyd 42 ..L 15" a 27" a 36" SANTA BARBARA, Calif . Hitchcock, and Jack Dunn. tbarq Of .In the Junior I department (Al') - Motorists thought It are Mrs. L. C. Walker, supersings was pie from the sky, but police intendent, Mrs. Bryan, secreIn Santa Barbara said It was a tary; Mr., Flo Paulk, pianist, and Mrs. Doris Blalock, Mrs. young man with a whim. Song Swan , ,r.:I-'.Aa-' . _ Ralph Stanley Zurawskl. 29, Wilda White, Mrs. Polly Demp-. sey and Mrs. Paulk and CansI WASHINGTON (Al') - Sen. and Leslie Escobar, 23, were _ :~ -J -. . eron Paulk, Ernie Faler, Earl -1 ._ Maurine Neuberger says she's charged with disturbing the 1 ! . ;,-. looking forward In retirement to peace of this seaside city by Showers and Claude Beach. .I. Co-ordinator f o r nursery 0 , a time to reflect, to read and to throwing pies at cars. Mrs. Es. through primary is 11kt I 4~I, 1 Mrs. Win. th ink. ~ cobar said the Idea came to Zu- kb. I Mrs. Neuberger. D-Ore., who rawskl, a pie dehiveryman, as Primary teachers are Mrs. Is not seeking reelection. dcliv he was driving her to work Jane West, Mrs. Elsie Smith, ered what in effect was her Monday evening. Mrs. Frances Brown, Mrs. -TnIJ#. swan-song speech to the Worn- "we weren't trying to hit any- Clara Hicks, Mrs. E 1 o I is I, 1. * -en's National Press Club thing," she said. "in fact we Lommler, Mrs. Janell Jackson, "_ ;_?i ..t. Wednesday. took pains to aim the pies so I.,~' I .She described the Senate as they would plop in front of cars Mrs. Fern Whitehead, C. A. .-.11. ` ~~ Whitehead and Miss Janet . I~. . _ I n "the most hectic, frenzied. P1't' coming behind us. V,. l ~WI,~ft .. - I 1.T .-~ ~,I '.,U H Ragsdale. sure-ridden spot in the COUfl "We must have thrown about Beginner teachers are Miss 'ff' ~A1 '.h:_ .___ ._____'lJ__''""__ try. Prizefighters go intoBe' 20. We used only the creamiest ,' . Karen Chambers, Mrs. Leroy elusion before a big bout, she "li& - ... -" Rolin, Mrs. Esther Martin, Ken said, while senators face an on' - * :; -' I I Lowe, Mrs. Ellen Dudley, Mrs. ..'. ". slaught of vote Influencers. ' "-Mary Ellen Elgin and Mrs. "Many times I wished I could Frances Beach. vote 'maybe'," she added. Nursery teachers are Airs. Mrs. Neuberger decried that Bonnie Howard, Mrs. Hilda Premium antique color more women are not seeking Joiner, Mrs. Marge Fenoff and * kit choose from 13 colors public office. She noted women Mrs. Dot Ross. outnumber men in the United In charge of bed babies Is qjStates by two million, but that Premium wood stain, Mrs. Boa Morris while Mrs. 1/2 pint * only one woman is running for By MRS. JOHN LEONE Nan Durning Is in charge of the Senate-In addition toSeflr Statiñdili8trictLegión Aux-cradle roll. Premium spar or velvet Margaret Chase Smith, R- iliary presidents will be guests Extension workers are Mrs. Maine. • varnish of DeBary Unit 259 in Novem- Ernestine Lyles, Mrs. Esther ' . .I4 I I ber with units from DeLand and Showers, Mrs. Arlene Austin .1 . ready to finish ' I Lake Helen as co-hostesses, It and Mrs. Daisy Home. -Iti was reported at the DeBary . . group's October meeting. _,.t., -. handsomely _ .,....., Arrangements also were die.. _ *_ 1 , Eleven tables, directed by i'ng.e,l ftw flu, t.eo-ln. ' . !\' , IT'\ . ,J I, Frank Matheson, were In play ' , , , .;~, , I meeting scheduled Oct. 31 for --If, -_ i T 1:4~ 1 ; 1 r " .I IT , t designed .;:-IIo.%~,,. _____ at this week's Tuesday after. 1__ I which auxiliary members will -i,,~,I;.. ; noon meeting of the DeBary 1 ..I be in charge of refreshments ", ~~:. .. I Duplicate Bridge Club In the V"4~~."__.__ . ,~'...~ and social period. coordinated 1. . -,..~ . ~ -' -' di DeBary Restaurant The case for electing Claude Gifts for veterans hospitals " . .. .. - . .. .. r Winners were NS, first, Mrs. " Governor of Florida .__~_ 11 I L__- __. -'. collected by Mrs. Harry Lyons, Kirk and Mrs. Frank Daglia Charles .____~_.-,.*' -_,_`:~ __~ . . . . : = ~_ 1~~ _ I rehabilitation chairman, were will be presented by Louis T. pieces ~ _I! Austin; second, Mrs. W. 0. Ben. displayed Parker, Volu.la County Repubduring the business nett and Mrs. 0. N. Lackey; lican state committeeman, third, Mr. and Mrs. George session conducted by Mrs. C. E. meeting of the DeBary RepubButler. These items will be a Pearsall; fourth Frank Mathelican Club 7:30 p.m. Monday made available for hospitalized son and Mrs. Frank Holder, In the DeBary Community EW, first, Mrs. Gloria Ac- veterans to choose as Christmas Center. cardi and Mrs. Leonard Mun- gifts for their families and Parker, a Daytona Beach Inwrapped by unit volunteers be.1 fl. surance man, also Is manager a , finished at ware A smoothly Norman Meyer; third, Mrs. fore mailing. of the Volusla County Kirk for '4',. ...... Mrs. Gaston Crosby showed sanded just waiting for your •Meyer and William Governor campaign. .] 1 Lutz; the award given the auxiliary -f _ -finishing touch. Solid drawers, '_'_ 1; 1. fourth, Mrs. Mildred Dostert by the United He will report on progress -• States Olympic 'f rigid tops, glued and cross and prospects of the campaign and Mrs. Loris Weeks. p- -1' : Committee in appreciation of and will explain the candidate's doweled for e x tra strength. . contributions and gave the pro. major platform Issues contain. t. i'*.' if V S gram on Americanism. ed in his "Whit. Paper." Cam. .%, Bookcase -' p-_ .11 Annual Halloween Carnival t" '. "'I.-k'. f ,I __•.II,l II . paign materials will be distrib, 11.1 , I 11' * 3$" * 3$" 18088 sponsored at Enterprise Elel uted the meeting. q. it! ' mnentary School by the Parent* . ; Club President Earl Merrill :,4 Teacher Council will be held .I BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) Invites everyone in the DeBary k. I from 5 until 8 p.m. Oct. 28, w;niam Seach, 89, one of the area to "hear this first hand . :;" ' S..c at the school. Further plans nation's oldest living Medal of report by a working member 1 4 -_.. 1will be announced. 17 Honor recipients, heads from of the Kirk team." * _~, .-.-- (,~- _' 4 . a ch.,. it! New Bedford to Los Angeles Final results of the club's j, REALTORS MEET 1 today and a convention of fellow registration drive In local pr.Secretary Clifford Borncrnan medal holders. 1 4 Drawer Desk cinc'ts will be announced and -. ";T• and Director William H. Stem- Sench. a retired Navy lieuten. plans for getting out the vote . ,4~ per ,-v'presented the Seminole ant, was awarded the medal cbat9e Itt will be developed. "17_County Board of Realtors it during the Chinese Boxer Rebel. the 60th annual convention of lion in W. the Florida Association of RealA Turkey Shoot will be spon tors when David C. Jones, of IN WET NAM sored by the South Seminole Naples, was elected president. Pet. 1/cl Charles H. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaycees, Nov. 54, a half mile The thick Ice overburden has J. Bough, 1809 Palm Way, San east of Highway 17-92 on SR 436. SHOP'TILPM depressed the ground surface ford, just arrived in Viet Nam The public is Invited to parti• CHARGE • SATURDAY M to 1,200 feet below level In the witif the main elements of the cipate by John Smith, chairman 10 round atwot. of dii Infantry Divlsuni. c.oter of Greetm!and. Officers Named L E - ' PoliticalGossip The iet Nam Vet Buried No Next Of Kin H Church Women W IVE I. '. To Page - YOUR IF Dick West Fill d rrnTh - By Episcopal other I e entifiit 14, 1966 Oct. , - I 0 • I I 11 �- ~ I I ~, I j .; . it , . f ,~ . , . 1 T~' . I . 1, ,. I i . I ~ * 11 6 1, , I6 LjiIo, 1 ". , man viedo 0 Hit o ad i '. r..2.. r4wing TN 1!~ , 1~ t I 1. I" I ,t I /) i re le RM ~ i~t ' ," two poinu away from our 10-7 ' ,I of Oct. Ii lorecast. (Ed. Note: Look out, _____________________________ — , — , Puffy, you'll explode.) for you in ads week's forecast. Pittsburgh 12, Nary K By tough Southeuter MAJOR AMOS B HOONIE In the Con. ATniy I. ____ : lug a weekend that most Oth er contests worth of spe Dame of the collegiate football ex- clal note I pasaing for their perts reduced to the status of and North Carolina, and Arkanus ________ I .'s backfield which it, capabl( of!I of the floople System know the Irish a stiff battic making a 1(1-yard gaits e've (her.- was nothing unusual about succumbing, 25-22. The Arkan____________________________________________________ -time on a running play. I _ _____ leading rusher with 1.52 Yard. in 31 attempts, an average 01 ¶ t ' r I : . 1 I ~ f"11 I ' LI : 11 1 ' ( ft I - i~ Juan Adriatico to be on ng end of receivi _______ . ! :. ' - i ~ - 1. I .1 I~ I f' -1 - -: - .5 :' - .. ,,; .-,,.-. . - 1. -"°' :: I','-, Spencer Cops - :, Runs Out On Lyman , patrick idown from two yards out. I Sherman brought the Dart- I the score at 13-13. in - :1 French Tough I n Little Olympics S - ' - Class recovered ols the 38. -Palalka ' - - _________________________________________________ J5 EASY TO PLACE A--CL-AS-S-1-FIED--AD... -- ---- route. Crooms has been working on Its pass coverage a one Yard plunge WiUl -------- _____ Graves Gloomy Ag i ______ _____ _____ p _______ Play Team ____ __ ____ _____________ J s game against I iF The French won two Sold url manages of the' New York haven't been satisfied with this )set,bitck to ais improving Brookmeoals and silver. 'Fist United Yankees, though, is the rv-ac week'. pniecticea." lysi tearni Saturday night, 24- I _______________________ Btatea collected two golds, two quisitiots of the club's proud im- The ordy player not making slivers and s bronzc. age. the trip to Rideigh is delenawei The Panthez- uemt t.hruugi — "When I was here before ," Bill Dorae3' -of Jackson- the Montreal game wi thout , - I a' I.J.." ci' a healthy Larry Gerglt,y MIAMI. Flu (API—Ted WIl-j Yanks' director of player per. bruised shoulder. I to tIm defensive line. Hall of Fame baseball i sonnel before joining Baltinuire star who made *100.000 a year In 1058. everyone used to a' Er_is Ladd, defensive lineman ___________ ____________ ___________ ____________ _____ WII1.. by his wile Lee. ii lurmerntudeL __ .1.0p_ 11 1 I I IaI ii I coninwnplaee this summer. Hr went to camp the major league record fur 5 at 323 pounds. must victories si one season. eqain," 1w said. S .- us c e Nary M4WMY ,g" OF T4EM! Cader - - -- -- - - --- - . - - . . . . .. - - : • .-., .---. ---.----,------, ---_~ I. . . \1. i - ' !V ,'I %.I A~, 't . i .... ,.k -,At ~'-,~ I I i , H "-4- ,0' - . I I i I . ." % bringing you the news the since 1962. The 1'd era have taken II straight. A crowd of 25,000 is exliei.'tX(1 (CST) Ackuff. t 7:30 PAINT VALUE tomorrow - _______ ______ " \ _________ - I player- - 9 AM. .6:15 P.M. SANFORD TOP VALUE STAI.4P5 d.Iiv.ring i.wsp.p.rs young man de li vering your Sanford Herald is gaining oxparlance In salesmanship, thrift, service, handling money, and th. Importanc, of cI.p.ndability. All thse attributes are necessary in preparing boys for entry Into the business or professional world. A recent survey of some throughout the of the nation' s fop *xectifives Today n.ady a " ________ I I _____ i ' / ____ ____ ________ _______ ____________________________________________________ _________ million young mm, ___ ____ who are In business ASSURE THE SAFE. TY OF YOUR LOVED ONES. TRAVEL ON DUNLOP TIRES. for themselves, are THEY COST NO MORE '5 showed most of them had some United States sorf of Job as a boy and about Canada AT WROBERTS TIRES I'l~i l HWY 117-911 & ONOKA 321-1482 tt1t flrl~~ COMPLETE FRONT END REPAIRS WHEEl. BALANCING Million, are spent daily gather.. Ing news from the far corners of the •arth, but the services of your N.wspap.rboy irs n..ded to deliver It to you. The m.p.hJ , 405 W. I W. ST. SU4661 WE GIVE headlinas — he delivers fham. Teen-age boy. its finish product. 100 (Herald Photo) EVERY DAY OPEN DAILY A N.wspep.rboy doesn't make the shoulders of a - cour8e every Tuenday at 1ALS ON 100 MANDS 310 E. literally rests upon young men to deliver S S K I P DALTON, 14year-old student of Sanford Junior High School. has been elected Preel. dent of the Mayfair Junior Golf Association, which meets at the local I A The newspaper Industry -- v 1 ______________ _________________________ ______ SPEC I of Industry In die world ______________________________ ________________________________ &-, world - _________ the Preparing - himselt - for Probably no other _____ today .... - - - - - - world ot T,q .., rrzt V/HEEL ALIGNMENT FINANCING with NO CARRYING CHARGE 5O'/. were Newspaperboys and they attribute part of their suc. scsi to this early training. We want all .ur readers to know that we ,ere proud of our Newipa. perboy. .nd we are indeed, : '' h4ppy fO 10111 In Paying fribute lfef, to them on "National Newipa. p.rb Day,' October 15th._ I'- - "I ________________________ ___ pu. , - -. S i . - I., ::..~;— .. ---- - ; I I -- s - T 4$ li - -' - - - I 1.I 0 I I ~_ : ,rii - relies so heavily riot impressive. Tech havi three out of four and l'luricia Florida Is a mild favurtl'te but -- Mz, __ I - 4 P.trJ. as Christian I AMERICA'S BEST I into our plaia," isaid State two of three. But }'loridn State's losses have beesy close. 31-13 to Houston end F'lorida Tech beat Kansas and dropped to Texas 3..21. to I otis I K, I.', _____________________________________________________ Tech shows 27.8. I couch Dave LeeBussclwi-e of the Records oh the two teal ns ai'1 A t ___________________ I Just PAINT STORE Y THAT Al?! waivers - 0 I TO contract I 9! cowbi a L r i t U8SSSII.AGUIIII,PIII,t . I noticed or effective? You're reading this one! a £ I£ i fully recovered by last Sunday." On he I 4- 1. . most in the air Suturdiy night when Texas Tech and Florida State hook up in an intersectional football game. If the teams go acerrding to their previous performanees this season, more than 61) passes will be thrown. Florida State I= averaged 3" per game and Tech more than 24. Co-'ningmasters a! the Semi noles are Gary P&jcic rus Kin Waivers il,LIfliflit)fld. V.'hII) bet ve-'eti tiseiti cumn.pleted DETItOIT (AP)—Bt1i Bumitimi, have thrown IUU Mid '.'ho former Michigan st ar 51 for 618 yards. 'CCII is The bomber for Texas '1 signed a reported $10,000 twoJohn Scovell. who has atU mpted year lust year as De104 and connected on 48 or 581 trtiit No. 1 draft choice. I yards Thursday placed on h -pwered Both teams have hig roll- 1tbe National Basketball Asso I offenses. Florida State didn't fit ad up a 329 yard avera5 total ciatfon team. "He £ EN BY _____ to I I — The football is expected to stay :~ t- 'JOUR AD ,: ' 9~. ( - 'Texas I e % 'Rq.V.Iue WS/ff TMTMW/ 4. 1: ''1 :' I Seminoles Clash 1 CAN LIQUID GLASS Z ENAMEL AND 1 y" 2 r •, TRiM ; BRUSH £ ________ . - were ly ________ _________ !.t - - - J - ________ ' I ____ divorced 1306 • laiJid 11 NOW - 11-RAPYToML.P1 I honum with the French ill the und a strung relief pitcher. their strcuig run,ring. Tiw Neptunes, riddled with and Jim Rollie, LH. Zacatenc'o Pool here Thursday. Mart' important to tire new gen. 'We are looking better but I injuries, suffered their third ____________________________ r £ 2.rMN i.ta_ ____ _____________ m.a1i 4254fl$ a 1-1 coupop . 4 GAL. CASE LOT AAMAM ____ . . C Mad five of - his TD$ but iuiI recc' iiit crtificute. Riser's award 'was lor the should start," Mira said. "If I State the Oilers in th at first game. the Midwest. and Colorado shortest drive of the tot,trney. the game Nw York is 4-0-1 and already get. th e chance to go in Congratulations to .Rarold Brooks for being elected the at Utah State in the West. in a game tonight, Georgia. Z holds a hefty edge over Boston I'll give it hell. Yes, I did make new president of the Mayfair Men's Golf Association. Elections Buffalo (3-3) and Hous- mistakes against Green Bay. in the Southeast Conference, ( a-n. held Wednesday an other officers include: K. C. Whitmire But ItI've saidYou it before and out vice president; Herold H ecl:enbach is seecretary and Jim Dou- goes out of the league to the Or- ton in tI,e Eastern race. Miami say again. can't iron Miami. ange Bowl to battle cette is treasurer. the mistakes in practice." Cliristiansen said that Brodie Pittsburgh Set (AP)—Pittspulled a muscle In the Ram PITTSBURGH Sept. 30, knocking him out game burgh became the 12th and final I " offensive practice lust. week. team Thursday in the new NaSoccer "That's why I staited Mini Professional tional League and will play Its home the Green Bay game," Chrisgames next year In Forbes tiansen said. "And he did a 'Tech With Field. The franchise was award- great job. However, Hrodic had Per Case I time, ' - _____ 1. MAIZE A 1.1OF i.cLII. T4ING YOLI , ': ?11 .1 Earl Higginbothum 'was low net ,vHnner at thf. "PreFident'F entertain North Carolina and Dawson lead the AFL with 13 touchdown passes, four more announcement that he is "sore Appreciation Tourney" which was held this Wednesday at the Southern Ca] visits Stanford. —not at the coach but at condi. Mayf air. Earl recorded a 69 and Wilk Bowman shot a 75 to In other regional telecasts, than New York's Joe Namath. UOflS." take low gross honors. J.m Riser wasn't one of the top winners, Duke is at Clemson in the East: But the high-priced Jet pitcher _____ I to start and L feel I ___ Northwrtern -et- --Wisconsin-4n- tuned against- -' ____ '- On The Bench woman _____ n " New Yank Boss I £W & j $ : (I' / /':' - York's front four of Verlon Thursday, passing over Mira. dollar for every dozen ;olf balls brought into the "pro shop". B, at North Carolina State. The unbeaten Spartans will be Biggs. Jim Harris, Paul Roch- who led the 49ers to their upset Clean out your golf bag and help the United Fund. On Oct. 23 there wEll be a White Elephant tourney at the aiming for a fifth straight victo- ester and Gerry Philbin gave victory over Green Bay last against disappointing Ohio Blanda fits the last time these Sunday and was The Associated Mayfair and th is will 1 'e sponsored by the Sanford Woinen'S Press choice as NFL Offensive Golf Association. This will he a mixed tourney with a man and State, 1-2, before 84.000 at Co- two teams played. of the Week. Len Player lumbus: Notre Dame, No. 2, Bl'- nda and Kansas City's on cne team.. Mira told newsmen after the WITH 0,9 : j -- And He's - .' ir wife Zoye will donute one Ingham, Ala.; and Florida. No. aree game tailspin. But New nounced the order of battle .0 - Mira The Cardinals.W ho have won straight, have rallied after Club with the qualifyiTW date set for sas's back against the wall after &I the Mayfair Countn .- -,I. t I.— ----' . t.eran quarterback George back George Mira Is "upset." that they are not USiflg'! Take them to the "pro shop" at the' Nebraska, No. 6: Georgia Tech, on at e box marked No. 7, and Auburn Birm- Blanda to pull th em out of a Coach Jack Christiansen anMayfair Country Club and dc-posit them in th ___________ - I _____________________________________________________ - \\ _f~ w • bolt-in-one vrar. ,rnade at the Mayfair Country Club on in action are heavy favorites: touchdowns in the last three start at quarterback Sunday for Monday. OcL 3 by Georg e N-icelY who inade it an the 1f;th hole. Michigan State at Ohio State patnes. But Sonny Randle and the San Francisco 49ers In their 4'7 'nrds. This was the third hole-in-one the' 71 year old Nicely Penn State at UCLA, No. 4. at Bobby Joe Conrad are just as National Football League battle night: Southern California. No. dangerous. with the Atlanta Falcons aivi has made in his many rears as a golfer, ta te at all go'ers who have golf balls in their hag's 5. at Stanford; Kansas S The Oilers (2-3) must depend last Sunday's starting quarterto Attention ____ 4-POAL - __________ The Hounds scored their- - - ' , HOUSE PAINT Rig. __________ so the end Next week's iilu' Is set for Wednesday, Oct. lii and will a r WI'Ti( . .. I.A .F.M.-MARAMOR4. 3 '. Oct. 22. It will be a niesial stroke play and the tourney will he a 7-0 loss to Baylor. The Razordivided into flights wlith the championship flight consisting backs need a victory to keep hif time in four of their victoof the top eight golfers. Two tropics will he presented in each alive hopes for a third straight u'ris. Billy Gambrell has been Ao- title. quarterback Chancy Johnson's SAN FRANCISCO (AP) fljght and they are donated by the Mayfair Men's Golf The rest of the Top Ten teams top receiver lately with four John Brodle is scheduled elation, • COUPOk scaring TD1&. ' five owmAg Meets ed the pigiskiii an(I the Bound.,. . wiser.' 1 $ 98 ty white 1 Ili, met up their gecond TD. The running, Gurrett with 67 and &KAinst, the high fLvint and this week along with Its ground game. I mid Ti) in the third period, feature v low gross for lb boles. covering another Apopka fum- All starting assignments are On Sunday, Oct. 28, the Wo- I ble, th is Unit' on the' 24. They complete with the exception mcmi's Golf Association has nioved ti' jatydiri. in eight the quarterback. elephant scheduled a I MEXICO CITY (AP) Norris Robinson, who alterI plays. l)isWelj scored tit.' touchtournament th e' coflteitI nates with Jim liollk' at. left "Watch out For the Feneh I ants will draw for their parthalf, replaces the injured Bob I 1968" I tiers, or you niny bring your GAINESVILLE (AP) at fullback. The Alford Panthers This was the WLII'fliflg 01 the own along With II you. i University of Florida has conHolt will have . ga me favored Americans as the sWinI Ron Merthie, Frederick eluded prepara tions for Saturming and diving competition Norfolk North Cern: or Terry Brinson The Peterson, ________ entered its second day today In : lina State. the starting lineup will rest of the so-called Little Olymics. The Orlando Panthers, tT3! And Coach Ray Graves said be: Emory Blake, LE; Leonard The Americans. who dominatDavis, LT; Regino Alexander, iv ways after dropping a. tilt to ILCI: Renard Mitchell, C; Rn- I Iindicates chance of wimung 14 at the' ZO gold medals f NEW \'OItI AP-.LeC Mite- Raleigh Saturday. I sure don't Muntreul 1ieven 2 be rt Ely, 1W; 1.. Smiths, 111, I in swimmi ng and diving In the Pluill Is in t he market for t want at wet field: it would give' liMit Saturday, will travel ta, Vet-nell ElIzy, LL; George Gur1964 Olympics. bad to *hftrvright.tiunded hitting outfielder luiem big advantage due tJN.o11 tomorrow night. dugi. flu; Norris itoln.mun, i'll, - I - I - GAL 2 $ I hicb tied mate and filled the air with 00 ¶ a: FOR _____ ND SAVE 'ç quarter ___ GALL r. III was fought by both squads until the start of th.' i fourth when Eustis pulled away from * 6.6 itale- thert' are 35 active members in the Sanford Junior who has completed 47 of At from farther than 20 yards out. Golf Association and mmberahip is open to those between the passes for 538 yards and five Mercurial Bob Hayes and Dan ages of 8 and 18. There. will be a meeting the first Tuesday Of scores. Reeves, the NFL's leading scoreach month, and on the folowing Tuesdays there will be a golf Arkansas and Texas hold er with 48 points, are Meredith's clinic held under the supervision of' Bob Cooke. On Thursdays, their annual struggle in the favorite targets and the veteran ° Southwest Conference the youngsters will play nine holes of golf. quarterback has pitched for 14 There will be a Junk r Club Championship coining up shortly gional telc -ision with Arkan. touchdowns, tops In the league. - AlvW ,-. I ciLp committee is made tg p of Rickj- Smith and Gordon Bradley Jr- can throw vith Dewey Warren, scored 10 of their 25 touchdowns .II*t cwicarn uS the Blue Tile hounds had lb first the final quarter, ers back to downs and totaled 187 yards Jackets now is for their game completing two long passes t laclift) from to a 1 __ _________ r which ____ - PrR Crooms Jtmlm- - i :1 • 4 Clock 99 iV present eg _______ - . LATEX ________ ~ really indicute the tight battle Golf Tourney :II - Jayvees Settle For Tie Fancy's The Sanford Junior high crew, howevci-, was able to get School's FHA Chapter J5 in one_plu, is 18 yanL,puss Mark bowel! to Dennis meal the staff hi a basketball game Garrett, before the ganw endTh e Croonis high School Paned. in the school auditorium scored first in this UIC!'I travel to Palatka tonight LynIUII Saturday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 contest, recovering a fumble to take on th e Central Academy P.M. A The "Fighting Faculty" hate in the first period and Bulldogs. marching yards in four The Pan thers, who have not The Sanford Women 's Gulf Assciciution held a will feature Sanford a came this season, will be better nine, one half of 18-hole golf tournament, at high lemale members, In- plays for the score. Fullback won Bobby Rickurrdson ran the final trying to reverse the cycle. The . eluding Mrs. Dean, )fij the Mayfair Country Club with winners announced in boys from I'antherland defeated verne Sweeny and Miis Bet- nine yard.; for the acore. four divisions. Central Academy last year by a Dowell completed a puse to win the laurels in the Watson. Doris Spencer totaled 86 26.6. Both teams will be cheered John McDermott for the PAT scort.' of Class A Division as Hazel 1)urzo, in the B Class and Coac'Iu Willa rd Cooper's Bullby the "Puffing Professors," and an Important 7-0 lead. and Myrtle Adams, the winner Thern barters cut. the margIn dogs are a passing team, and of the (' Ciuss, shot identical Forty strokes was the number male faculty members at the will keep the Crooms secondary winning scores of needed tied to CO)) the honors for school. Vice Principal Teddy to 7-ti its the second quarter Cjs' C I)ivision and Ruth Barker and Coach D. Carter when quarteruaci. hobby Slier- busy. Holt's chargers have _; dW ______ Itself known as the boys tired in th e final quarter and dropped their gum, to the Euaus JV eleven 31-6 last night at Euati The loj.aided score doesn't - - :, BMW- EXTERIOR Z: made _________________________________ Cage Tilt __________________ - w C ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Seminole had 15 first downs; - sta rs Don J onas, quarterback (left) and Tom Bland, flanker back. (Herald Photo) Sets read Seminole 13-6. . . 1 :1 break for some professional counseling, advantage of the . '- - % I - - McGuire takes -' - whet. 0 - " ' '-'- - f: , ' . - ' scored three more times and one for 15 and Neiman one for 18 ti. with tb. Apopka Blue signal caller went. in for his Richardson with 64 were the aerial-minded Senilnol. JV's on 'held the Baby HOUnds to a ruinDarters. Seeofl(J sipointer, again from leading rushers. Dowell picked Wednesday, Oct. 26. us 49 yards rushing and only The Hounds had the hail the one -d line. Terry Kit- up 15 yards on the ground and five on passing. with a first down on the 6t yards in the air on th ree The New York Giants won 01 A fake.kickrun by John NciApopka 20 time run out passes. Garret caught two of games in 1933 to take the NaJunior High man kept a Sanford drive alive after forcing the barters to the passes for 4 yards and tional League pennant. Two I early In the third period and punt iron. their own three,, just McDermott grabbed one f or 26 ycart later they also won 91 si set up a fi ve-yard trip to payseconds earlier'. WIth a fourth Faculty yards. games but finished third. go dirt by Senkarik. The score MARY CARTER utid :lo situatiot, Apopka hoot-- ,, - - . WHILE THE FlGHTIN( ScminuIe of Seminole High School have an set up by a long 33-yard toss Seminole passing: Senkariki Tht- clock rati out on the from Skip Senkarik to Gary 6.12 for 99 yards. ! Lyman Junior Varsity lasi Maples. Sem inole receiving: Maples j iiigtit it, 4OngW(WLi up CWtC*i in the second half, It was all three for 43; Sandage one for .linr Farley's Baby I Sanford as the Baby Seminoles 19; RiCharde one for 17; Oxford wert, forced t.o settle for a 1,3- , . off night tonight in their schedule, defensive linebacker and guard Mike rights. '_ - . - man's place kick split the UP Seminole rushing: Neiman The Sanford score was yards. Senkarik 35 yards. i th eir passing bombs' 'which sank us In the final quarter," said Cnidr. Jc.~ Barr)', head coach of the Sanford Naval Academy's Blue Jackets football squad. I The Academy team put up ' r the I first three quarters of the - " -, strong in -the second veriod with .two punts for 37.5 yards, lost ! I a tying score by .101211 NeIman two fumbles; no interceptions and took the lead after Nei- and &i yards in penalties. I I . 1t - one ' -I ~ Ill I i Eust s - the drivc Auburndak had four first With a 6-ft deficit-over thfll, downs; 3 yards rushing; five the Baby Seminoles came back passing, of six attempts; work in _ - are Fullback Dennis West lost; thepted two Auburncarried the pigskin ocr after dale tosses (one by Petacher, doing a major piTtf on of th e one 'by Maples) no penalties. the ' suc- a ____ game. this year Don Boyd and ands , 15th OCTOBER only Saturda i panes - I ____________________ _____________ ____ Wallop Auburndale P Jackets Lose To perior - em Division race, when they heginning I BOY League 's Is 0-5, Another .Iet victory could host the streaking Jets. _ ___ hAY the The Cowboys would seem to make the lead too much for feel well rested." y that could lead to others to overcome. ___________________________ a better chance at have ________________________________ ____________ Wonder if any of th e Ioc'nI golfers have the same fault. ' bowl bid. Alabama, ranked Palmer': Arnold third and gunning for a third ceeding than their neighbors Did you know that ti w long('st recorded hole-in-one In history straight national championship, from Houston. Dallas (4-01 is a . .:.. ., I was for 444 yards? Or would you believe that an S year old opposes probably its toughest four-point choice over the Cards boy made * hole-in-one on a 135 yard hole at Bowling Green, competition in Tennessee, which &5-0l while th e Oilers, who lost enthcl? 'F. S. Snuth who is 91 years old arid plays at the has eyes on the Tide's Southeast to the Jets 52.13 in their first Thg'hcliffe Castle Golf Club, England, is the oldest man in Conference crown. 4½-point underhistory to ever make a ' m1e-1n-one. He did it on a 11(1 yard hole. Ken Stapler. th e nation's hot- meeting, This happened in 19b2 arnd Mr. South is confident thst his record test passer with 25 completions dogs against New York. ., I in 32 tries for 348 yards and five I Meredith runs the NFL's most will last for a long, lotrig time. 1. / On the local scene, ;the Sanford Junior Golf Association met touchdowns, will try to crack explosive offense. The Cowboys • Oct. 4 and elected officers for the coming season. Skip Dalton th e Volunteer defense that has lead the league with 183 poInts ' -, Is the new president; Bubha Park is 'rice president and Bill allowed only nine points in four games — an average of N Gordon is secretary, while Mike Rtidd is treasurer. The handi' three field goals. Tennessee also 45.9 per game. They have 91 t , 11*4 ______ __ —? Tile fil-rd-lip l)aIIRj,' Cowboys, with cluarterhooh Pon 'More. 1 year ,%4th outnide business. n.mirth. v- hen thr- PGA Championship %viiF held at my home cluh_ I got thvolvc'd in its promotion. And urday. of the year. and I never did fifth, I was tir'd at the The meeting is not the - -- 1 between I , I ,,.,~4i-, I - _ Baby Semi le I NEWSPAPER Second, _______________________________________________________________________________________ Oviedo's defensive stars Steve Bratton. ,loi' Patton, John Airie anti Juan Adriatico may be the ones to wits th e game far the Li ons as both teams have su offenses and the ganw may swing to the team with tb,strongest defense. The varsity Lion defenie has Saniord's Seminole High Junior Varsity gridiron' 'played ii very important f)fl in the last three games h' squad. after giving up a first period score to Auburndale bV 26 win. Th Bloodhounds of Auburndale shaking up live fumbles anti took were defeated by the strong Seminole defensive unit's allowing an average of 209 total aggressive play during the final three quarters, last 'yards gii Quarterback Bob Fug'ate night at Auburndale. passer Auburndale went Y1'dS hi developing into a capable seven plays to scare the initial 160 yards rushing and 99 pasi4- ~ - for Oviedo. Fugate has thrown touchdown of the con test on the irig from six 01 12 passes; three . -two TD in the past two b rut S A L U T E S Cowboys Fired Challenge slump very little in the first two n" . view hi I' , Utrald a alo rd e 1ft6. golfing slump that he went into and are ineligible this sea- dith stoking their air-minded offense, ehallcuuie St. Louis for to five major points. First., he son. Palmer attributed b is Eastern Ctmfvri'nec h'n.l Sunday the National Football ____ CARRIER iruV itated "1 didn't work mrd enough cm my game. Purdue, No. 9, is 1-0 in the in a battle of unbentens. winning confe re nce and Michigan 0-1, putting was off, and th p.t makes the difference In the American League, the Houston Oilers attempt a last- itnted s il S "systematic see Xentucky I I j Eldridge is the Hounds' second - - public dis'i'r ' ice. Michigan M1chinn 4. - . Duke against Clemarea to the Rose Bowl." said line-said Tralins. 15." lie %aid. "tile Hast, lie c0l"Mented: "there is no son Oct. The sebon) is drsigZned to improvc the quality and reduce backer T'rank 'Nunley. "If %ve gaitist Texas. reason for depriving gets Arkallsa. ,, the quantity of aspirantzA tt, the srolfintz profession. To earn one beat Tlurduc, we think Michigan srn of the limited berths on. the PGA, golfers must pass after being State can beat them, too. We have to win all the rest. , must 'verify recommended by their ieetional group. The -Up that the enndidate is h.-~cked by nt lenst S10,00n doliRm. So, to I Michigan and Purdue are the , ;r i most serious of the Rose llowl ! -" n 0 iro talent and ever. rnm- . t;miry. contenders, although sometimes that every golfer gets in it It ut the St-ate, ranked No. I In the counC good golfer will try to reengni7e his fnult and try In improve try, is the pick to grab the con- I seems __.__ -1,1~' . 1, '' I P". . main offense is game. They are auperior -pass receivers but hnv- However, veteran followers rested North Carolina to give and Legetta, .4i. I ____ ________ - match Notre their t gained - ____ , .. Unlike Oviedo. Crystal River's I I the swift running of tuRlfek Pa lflçs ind Rii Bobby Eldridge and Dave Straughn. Lambert has ________________ . I 1i hart .--._ Is the first step towards a professional career, (hth ! tied to their hid are begins Saturday." 1 sbould also sac plenty of action I day and is undouhtedly ready as signal caller. for the Greyhounds. The p The bulk of the Hounds' neers' starting tuickfirtcl will infense, however, will dopend an i cludr quarterhack Hick Groov!.the pik--driving of Paul Lam- ' I . for a bowl -.-4-,..... for lie service, the suit clatnueti, -------. ing Company's scheduling young touchdown of 25 passes for 125 yards, state champions, 27.f Inst Pri- 1. .. .. ". I _________________________ ______ golfers. but hecoming Southerner? lIe will Starke. the defendinp cla.;s A ' _____________________ _____________________ 'oun d1sourae ____ As - Un 'total. Vale 20, Columbia 9 Colgate 21, Princeton - th,' V.S.0 implying that Slimford and Calldi'. " • -. * '01' People up North, 1w said, will lornin, both beruteti last veek, another bowl hnpnful. State and Notre are ii far as the team's cnn- see Until about. a year a go it was rather eas - for golfers to join " 7 011 the PGA. But Tin," plan' to make lutuu And tlu' it 15 Si problem for rook ics to qualify, A golfer must at- \'idmer, "this year's season play Tennessee watch inferior tennis. tend the P6A hepitining* school At PRIM Rc,nrh Gardens,, ,w "We're still in this thing to go and 1S,tanford ver-sus California. drives and Hounds rushing game is avern .!I ging 22:; yards, per game. iem and running ability. Mike trig Ridge was dufeitted h' Wyoming 35, New MCZIN) 19 to lOW \Volvi'r1ne will be playing iweessfiil golfer th.spe j.ucas three 1 Northwe,stern =, Wit.. =! Colorado 13, Iowa State 10 meant. hopeful 139 Washington 30, California . F the warm sunshine sitiil while at t'ie sanU' Left OUt In The Cold week, urdav time fjM time. ~ and. In I.-$ rushing attempt-s has I quarterback for the yards for a phenomLucas has done well In the three gained games engineering I previous I Inal average gain of N.7, yards. , Syracuse .15, Bordan College 7 1 Virginia 12, VA11 G 38. Rutgers 7 game :- . ~ im 'a. Tech 23, VanderbIlt ! Duke 15, Clemoon K Miss. Sta te 20, Houston 14 4 i Illinois 25, Indiami 7 sages, I b-ave several goodies Idaho I5 Oregon State 17 ( Ace Receive back Hank Tuip and halfback Force 2', Oregon 7 As a token of my appreciation Notre Dame 25, N. Carolina 22 IInl Cross 34, Boston U 16 Mich. Stair 22, Ohio State Ill WIA. Air 1 Florida 29, N. C. State 2 , Simon Harper to pave the way Fabalms Forecaster predict the Tennessee Vats will mi- a victory over Crystal River. Egad. fr iends, your deluge deal rugged Alabama ft-s first against in last week ~, of congratulatory telegrams defeat of the year, 16-14. At 111avares, Tulp made two spark- as embarrassing tn a man Ann Arbor, in the game which I possesseC of my Inherent mod- may decide the Big Ten repri'per carry as he rack16 yards ntativc In the Rose Bowl, csty—hak.kaff! ed 208 yards in rushing, Neverth eless it was hears- watch for host while touchdown ace Simon~warming t,n hear from so set Purdue's Bollermakers. 28his I. Texas State 10 , Washington St. 14, Utah 13 __________________________ pendinr on their fantastic! full- "I Tulsa , eling around t.he world.. PIR.3141Z three outings. State 16 was I 12 - _____ eoinin rich., Fans e ixi 0 r I 0 V t- . 1. . . Oct. 22, whIt.' Slippery flock In i1AM1. Fin. (AP--"The dtt Southerii utti7en' Of top grail.' The next, football. S. fob- IOIfrtO .' hots to watch Tess A and M whereas the areas of this coun 7Cfl (II (1W SOUth,' "liii' dI'ein t linw th e rd1e of their "re .i Trafln, t°P anti ilnylor, the more fortunslo try tiist support the *dmlntstrnn THE ASSOiATE) mEss on civil rights or other adtour tennis in net ion only to ror Mit'hinn, the football 1ewc Purdueand Mi(ltIgnn State." (ton programs will be permitteil eacn does not begin until Sat- niinustratton poflete. have lwen northern uiiii1ent i arbitrary, Commented Trnllns: "if the to see the top flight teams on i'flpEiCiOtI5 null %InLraOI1fll)lC." , but it the late start i wrmi(tod to watch oflly (lie Trnl(n' suit nlo :unwd the it1'nt atiutttnty anti capricious tetevtInn.'' ueeessful. it eould mean the ci rtcd football tennis.'' NnI1nnI action 01 the dC1Pfl(Iflflt! it per. Tralins asked the court to ABC net'.ork nnit j, MLJ!V With that. 1w ruled ntt in in ,lill-ted to go unchecked lit the mnkp the rcC, ABC and NCAA miny Colleginte Allilelle As!torinilon. District Colill Thm1, cderal ~ .Innunn- - in the Rose Bowl. 0"TErT".*4M future, those regions In this put on the "good" teams Nov. Michigan actually has played against the Federal Comimmien- whfrh together decide lin I .'mintry (tint do not follow tj. iP. hnt $ZflflW. 900 W. F40 St. 322-0171 four games. losing twa, int'liid- tions Cinilsstnn. .01111olis mintstritlion polivirs will he perTrnlins' attorney, asked for S'I"Infri ______________________________________________ puh• t'ultted to see on l y such tennis an emergency hearing. State, hut the Vnh'erinec hope' about (lie Aflierienfi flr0flhi'nst- are suippo'ed is' perform ____________________________________________________ _______________ - Ever think about, hn' professi onal nlfer aaid triwfit D For Michigan erdogs ft ,tars. L'man has one victnt'y_____ -----------------Copeland has Installed Junior as his starting against TItusvihIe last week Ilissnuri 17, Oklahoma State U) Florida State 30, Texas Tech 2(1 MissIssippi 13, So. MIss. 11 Ohio State—IIar.rumph! hT*skII Arkansas 19, Texas 2, No. Incidentally, In the latter _________________________ 20 Tulane 40, Cincinnati 'U.C.L.A. 26, Penn game, the final score was only Predictions are for game Georgia Tech 10, Auburn N 33, Ktii*s State I) n Copeland's Qreyhounth are rated slight uinerdogs to Stanford triumph " 1-1-7 U d ht Duffers The Lyman Greyhounds vifl travel to Orlando this evening with high hoPes of getting I'lick in the win column against the Oak Ridge Pioneers. Conch Dick victory i ;,. :, Slig LS.U. ~~ , , '*,~ ii - t...Iisets B tg' my correctly forecasting the co- ims llazorhack!. will resume, S. Carolina 24, Wake Forest 11 , Oklahoma 41, Kansas 17 I IL Kentucky 14 tonal upset of Arkansas b' their winning ways with hard- Rice 21, S.M.U. 2(1 fought, 1f4-12 vletor over Southern Calif. 36, f Iaryland 21, W. Virginia 13 Baylor, the Oklahoma IN over favored Texas, or the liiiNow g on with the forceact Texas A&M 14, T.C.1. 9 Minnesota 12, Iowa 7 over riots 10.9 comeback - road tonight. Coach Ber man Lofton failed to make any prediction, i simply stat going : led that. th is game tough one. to 1w The Lion offense will he de- . I - ,..~ ~ tcts I-'I ord to i as they tangle with Crystal River on the .I I ' " INSURANCE I ~ :;- Suit . ______ On The Line Divots, On • Greyhounds Rated The Oviedo Linn will altempt to increase their re 1 Lovelace Action Oc t. 14, Page ttr bUItIIWh brr1b — Grid Files Angry Grid Buff Bowl Bid Y --- -_ 1 In lions I ' I R The '. 1 I ~ . 6. i EMEWW"NERESOWM ! 1. : .. 1.0 I k . t I 4L .1 7i . titTh Oct. U, 1966 " .1 - '.4,. , ~, ,. I ; ' ' - ___ - . : I .: . XI -.. __ -*~ 'L,l �p ¶4 rl i7 euntnrn *n'nrn urn — vall, 1 14. MLSS J. Sto K. ettes SEW & SAVE _____ Ja)rCe VeL 'tch — ___ \'duntcer I * -IBarbara Hughes 41t 'lea I 111ir JAWE CARREMERRT M rs Barbara flUØW WF . McWill of Longwood. Gnr )h JANE CAS1L)F,flR 1s! Patricia 1jow1I Stjivafl, Thoflias was tiaher. Mother daughU!r of Mrs. Tkirottiy Clock. .. Orlando, become the We of John Robert Vettci in b ,e temb1e with chi ffon top. wore a white orchid corsage. 'fle 'UP v11I reside •1 - H (Pi *fl('tt V bite zi pnct jfl'('t1 mi 4_' - , ,,,~,-. <11. .i. i ~ Plans were made to hake a at 7 () pm sit the berm- Community t~ Chureb The n Is the n of 'Marinti Veitch of Fern Park and : night in the Caucus the lO:3fl muss, us a part Robert Vefteb of Rev. Delmas Copeland, pas- :i Room of the First Federal Sav- - October Foundors month. tar, nfficinted at the dotthle I in0l; and Loan Agmeintion for! Pilot International was foundd ring ceremony. Its regular Tnflnthlv huqlnr',cs IV bride was given In marri- ~ meeting. 1161 mi. CIRY Williams. ~ month of October and it is am age by her steptather, Jac0pre custom of each club to attend meeting MeQutadi' at church services in a body durShe chose for her nuptials a I A now member. Mrs. Fred October formal gown enhanced with Stein owner of the Sanford lug Plans also wore completed moe rhinestones and seed 1ewlr' and Luggage Shop was de pearls. A chapel train was t-1 initiated InIxi the club .w, linsted by the Pilot Club of Ortached to the full tiored skirt. impressive initiation so-rvice , , )undo an Prida. , ., - Oct. 21 at 6:30 W Her fingertip veil was allachad I was conducted by the member- I B. F J., P.m. al the. Quality Court in Or- is to a Swedish crovm encrusted I ship chairman, Mrs. ando. lot Clubs from this with pearls. She carried a cas- Ch apman and Mrs. Williams. I army Boone area also I1 attend the dinner. president. Mrs. cade bouquet of white mses. t_1 .Thrdnn, from Florida 1. LitteR Veitch, si st er-in-law of of Ethics as part of the ser- ,iullnnnn Lakeland, Will the gom, wore a floor length vice. Mrs. Williams extended a ,iUwrn College, il P ilot chairman of the rngiiIti parUnent of South Seminole I Junior 'nigli Schrail at Cassel. hn9. 71hr, honoree taught ~ .I - Lyman High 'chool where she is teaching English literature. , .' _________ I !ll!" I `~111 - ,~, F 0.44 - ~ Annette Peten, rs 1A . " . . ... MrS. Lemu 'Dz=s and 31m : Earriet 3uras. Some very light h wood furniture surfsire: 1;.1 ,1 ~ >p` , ,; ,L,_;%~. '.,.. .~ L , 11_~ .:. 111 .1 0 : . on - L ~ , i,.r -: t t •,. i stool wool soup I sbgit' Polish after. Surfaces that are , badly burned airnuW . 1. / c I n : '.. _~.:.~ ,:1'....... , ' l r~ I __ ________ _______ ! t I I ______ ~ . . _:-"~:~ . ~ showing C )". 1. . .. ". , I I ;V.. :.r' . I t : , 1, _- , V I ii i -i ~ -*.I . ~ .~ ~ ;~ 1'r., i . 11 11 I. i j / - (1U1ckI. 1r _____ I _____________________— .' . I . .. . rights and obligations as voters ________________________ . ..,I , I . 'Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wade of i at Ir the ;final wedding plans for their O'~ daughter. MiRs Linda Vade. Miss Wade and Carroll Oraw. . I .~_ ~ I Ruth qwpped "Even the navel I ' 45r, PRINTS .; ~. I : 1:.. ~ .. .~f packaged in plastic bagii and sold separatels You can mi, or match half moons, circles and flowers, And If fig leaves aren't in that package, Rudi missed a ..*, ~ -.~, ____________ -' __ :~ : .1 . .1 .- I -: 1, ..... - - '. k:.. ,-'..':~: ': - . Church Ii~ - ~.I -. — _______ ______ i ". I I , f3- .1 ,. . i441 1 11C 'A -11 , , . .. T 0 What's New ; I ~ ~ i ? :~ I~ , I Eva - Bess Lf A cumpreheni&e eight.?41;e __ I you P res. to "Know Your Medicare Nine- college (lucatAmJn? fits1" outlines liii. )ttediuire pro- I Worth considering, says Dr. . . ~I t4m an t1w hazur care of lis- doiw of Foxdhaw University's Will iii wns and iicetbMWAeh. One crafts lion of tiwy ebouW wAiL in fg ng lesigned mnnufiicturtir ii i a ' 1.1~ - 1 find ways of helping *__ ______-z-1_ I ~ i ,il% ~ I ~ ~1 T__W~ : ..I i l - ~~ _.___~_ mw-"-_-~ - ---- =1 will Study thr haisitillity U1 a evemiuc buz, ututyrell4l 11.... I 1* : . FIR ". 7c " III & w , DACION AVRJL & FLU '14 "KEMESTONE"' 39 11 OCT 3 I'u OCT 15 YD., e Anne s W ., I .'- v 251 EAST MICHIIuAN AVE. ,,w. ::~ ACETATE KNFIS 4 0 a " (A WOOL COAfiN r MLM IML.I. P .p,iLOR5I V - - - - - - - . - - - - - -- .— I I . I - A t-. . . '-o AND s-i : Cut T FM sifr4A" minvot 6"M Slif & xlNc; 511F MADf TO DOWN fIDLL Alt Al FACTORY PRICIS. - __ :.: '.4 - MRS .1OHN A\DRL\\ P1 1 RLN1C (Gasman Photo) Aft /'i'k Longer hemlines on the way? The National Shoe Retailers csocintinn, noting that shoe fashions are ke y ed to ready to .- '-' I / , F 'l " I P I '?, ,I W II• a Al 4 - $ ' . J-~i !~ I . I ""iQ I -I we fashions, predicts that re tailors will be watching wom- I .I , "that spring will bring time boating after each addi long overskirt concepts to top lion Stir in AU Brand Buds level bench and at home styl n. Add sifted dry Ing." Shoes to go with? 1110 asingredients: ini\ uell. Drop by sociallon , said that - leading taspoon u s a i C apar • On (I European designers slow aking shects. Bake in medium heels, about two inch 400 degree oven AbOtit, 10 min- height, with the longer coat. utes. Makes 1' dozen. I ~ k ~ 1 I "- ' r ,, t. :14. V • i p • rr / . , . -' fabrics Including cotton cordu roy, th e pants 8VL topped with C011it'S of military shirt : bars. YUMMY I & AML ,, "bom reasure B1t?W 2 hard cooked egg yolks sieved !, cup sugar SUGAR 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup silted flour cups silted flour I teas. salt rated cheddar cheese I cup soft margarine 2 cups brown sugar juice of one lemon 2 eggs tter 'A p 1 Cup AliBrand Buds ., oni on, % top. pep I teas. vainilla Sift together f!our. ba-king, tall other ingredients powder and salt. Blend inargarnk eggs stud mix well. Fold inc mind sugar. Add eggs uric at 2 cu 0 77 I ,- ~ ILl I - . 'i .; ~ . ~ 1, . .~ d L,;. 11 !, " / 1' f " I ~ I Im 411, '4 / 1 . I I . II . t- .. / I / , 11 -, 'i U jJ . •. ' . .. I I . I I I .;. . . '' K "'; ?4i I ONLY! "I' I I : , if et I , 11 ' .t. , z . ~ . . . ~~ ~ I.: V, I '( ~ 'k. ' .- . V - ,. 1 1.0 , _. 1A ,A;.- . I CLASSICS I 1. '. 'rf I I1.. _.,,N-5,".. , ~ , I I . -~~101 . - .1 .. ".1'. , , . . ~ i, I ~~': .. ", ~ m.l, I 4" ~~%,f -1-ti-l'it~,., '.... - ~. . ' • .r:, ~n'l -- !1~ ~ A. I f ~ V . > ... I 21 VS. I. '' " ~ . ~, I ...- ., - I - -' 1. " IF'. .. - i. CASHNIERE 11, I .... ') J . IMPORTED I T 4 I t 1 ~ _~~,-',- ,F.. r i ;. , i*, "I i 1 I. I if: I •* 'tA 9 1. lath morsels, finely chopped Roll between 2 sh-eets of inch thick. neb. Cut in 2-inch circles. Bake at 400 degrees for $ minutes. 11riviAl-n aluminum kettles by rubbing with vinegar or lemon JUI('e. 1~ .1 .1 . - I '*,t%~L i 1:. ~ , N~, S . L!e ': t. . 1~ '1_ ~ I , 11s~l ~; •. • . BLACK or WHITE i * ". ~ , , qw .~. CHARGE M I 1 - L ~;, . . ' Penney fashion for . . ,. ;, . (Limif: I ) t ~e - ?I, 11~ , f ~ .~~, k. " i . - - .. ' '40lk! ~ i,!J~ "jkl~~'~ FRIDAY NIGHT ;. . f. f. . I 1 styles . "i•• Penney - low price! - it th fashion beige, lime, blue, pink lrresstdble at Ths I. 'i: :' • lining! The most wanted shades of palamino. . '; 1 i. .,.. . 1. '"'' - ported cashmere in 3-button and clutch , , ,,f 'I • , I ~ I y ~,~'~. i -te. - ~ I if . ..: -,I .. ."? ~ .,r . . T~ it 1. 'I" Ill '"If ' - ''. 11 J I li-ant • %,Y~ I . I ;A i '' '* I , C ". .... ~ "' 9 I 5 P " I IF & ti Pc all positively does It! pickles or prtser%'tL start ~ to). wit" 1 THREAD underarm perapiration? Towake crisp waterUielOtt r ,# I '" SPOOL Looking for something Serve with debired tiatuce. mushrouln or tomato, fulding 34 cup HWY. 121 AT WUILS WAYSIDI. — COCOA — SEWING ', th eggs. Spoon mixture into greased loaf pan Bake at 300 u , except lEG'. S1.99 PER YARD •— - f Vsiln c' tin1th church tel PART\ TIME C'KE cos I I pkg. Pillsbnn lowed the ceremony. size cake mix. any flavor Following a wed trig 1P est 15 cup-type ice creani cones Petersburg and the coust of Florida. the newI3 weds I I pkg. Fluffy White Frosting Sanford. C .. as directed Prepare on pkg. Fill paper baking ('UpS Did you know that the word short skirts arc garterless TB PRo C'rIox , half to two-thirds full. Plice cup- i cookie' comes from the Dutch stockings which are suplwscd LJOiLfl word "kockie" a diminutive of to end the unsightly seam welt American kcadem of fleduit tYpe tee cream cone upside on batter in each Cup before koek ' me,nIn cke No flC just abo'e the knec'Q (iti' fliflfl I baking. Bake in 350 degree oven i seem.c to know when cookies tifacturer, Stevens llosiery, uses of " 2a minutes \hen comrmkte first e'irne into existance nor a speclall% eligiflet'r((l btret(.h commended that nil children be for paper baking ~ %1,ho first made them. Different fabric to enable the 1101(tilig 1%ro,en the ares of six and 12 I Y cool, Peel of' twrcu cups Prepare frosting rni a countries hae different cookie band to conic bctecn io'.i and mont.h be tested for directed on pkg. frost COflCS. defaorjtes For example. France, 11½ Incites above the knee. The locic if 1 corate with candy. cocontit. etc. Germany and Spain use lots of stocking hieeps its sllal)f-1 after has ; to resemble animals. clowns or i almonds in their cookies be- washing. cause the almond is a native -acrinated against men- i sundaes. nut Italians use chistnuts and 111 ALTII 1'iSURA1L (tIN ses or smallpox 'ri e commit the I tubercu UPSIDE DO\N MISS1O\ BRS the ttditerrdnean countries use NEV YORK (UPI) tee tmphacl7ed t~idt pi ott eLlen ( insurance pist iClii() nuts Hen are tuO helthi lou' trite ct-ion in children still I for (UP guide n rii,inc fort in cookie recipes this week which pi o idt.s be iii fits IL prr' aknt it further rt corn I arld %%-111 give more next week- doctors %,isit8 .Ind other nollg should , I/ -' cup chopped walnuts men surgical seriCes, COt.r((1 113 1 HE'\C}1 ALMOND to 2' cups silted flour be 'upc''1ed annuai) 1% , the ,2 cups brown tiugd,r (pack MERINGUES persons lour year. of age and the lieulth Insurance institute re ~'_I i3 cup margarine I NIvIt over hot water: o yetirs." Cerni-Sweet Chocoports. ~ 3 teas. baking po%kder pkg. 11 6-oz. The total is four million more I teas. salt late morsels ; Remove from water. Cool up- persons than w E.XPERINIENT! protected during the previous ii When blue cheese %US 1IXt i cup milk proximatels 5 minutes I Beat in gradually until very year. produced in this countr), itS:I Squeeze orange, reserve JUICe. -_---_ use was confined primarily to Grind orange pci1 raisin-, and stiff I i 85 was seri ed I cup sugar walnuts using medium blade. 1 salads, or it wedries with crackeris or fruit. I Rub together flour, brown sugarl Fold in: Today, bowever, homemsiker& ~ and margarine to make fine : ~~ cup blanched almonds, finely ~ hjivc found countless uses for 1 crumb%. Press 1 1 cups crurnbs chopped Ule mt!I10%%, c1#(-t,.r.e. Here are'jilto bottom of 9 inch square phn i I)rop by teasix)0fifuls on ; just a ft,,A,: !ic)ups and soup gar* Mix baking po%%der and t~alt with ' greuised cookie sheet and bake I niblim, egg disbeb, cusseralets, I remaining crumbs. Add eggs. or- In prehelited 350 degree oven for _____________ ,souffles, omekts and ra 1: t11g1 juice and milk Beat cIl 10 to 12 minutes. Makes 4 dos rice plain or I - the etc come to Just beln knees, are hamieti, but don't I .. Bs MRS ii I.. SURPRISE 2 cum thopptd pecans 1 cu crushed potato chips - -- - 3226321 0 *le Homemaker's Corner PECAN POTATO CHIP :Do AND Tom CENTRAL FLOWDA FAMM STORE Pic 228-WIS b I,q Huger atisi I - - MR \ ;,:",1~11 ,~." k - ,0~~ t ' MAN halt per quail (if witter por 1 tvabPoutib of blaked lime COSMETIC STUDIO PH. 322-0961 2472 S. PARIK AVE. CHARGE IT I in San/ord Plaza Monday through Saturday I - * I , ._x_~aZiIw7a I I _- r A- I * % 1 ~ - __ -I --_ .• - \ (;oing along with the pants C •'•• - )• C U I '( ' — __ 2201 S. PARK AM ~.-tl. Fashionettes 4 ~I ne- Spread evenly over Crumbs in figh, liliuces of jill kiridi, vee NORWEGIAN WAFERS table dishes, all types of sand Pan. Bake in 375 degree over from 50 minut,ts Cool in pan 5 Preheat oven to 400 degrees. wiclies and desserts ,rninutes. then turn out upside Combine and blend well: VALUIS TO 01TS — — OSLAMPO ",,,,, ____________________________________________ Yt p 14 sw COV! nne SPECIAL RES. $L" YD. VALUE 11 'iL 9 tplcIurnuo 50 PISS NEW MAITRISSiS BOX SPP Fr YD. t . SPRING MATT INNER ttq 'fflri v Winner. i'.c'tt' - R i gtild h %% lilt pnndet ititu' llk crepe hnt.i Nut.' alietuth klttt nnuI tusal blu e h;,uit'r I ____________________________________________ ~ -_ - - 20w. 10 A- :__ ____ 0 - Sdi up. Just pictures those crazy lope the moneysuvin.g coiwuw , firm and As available at local pus child C e if the suits sell, Father Nepoww tme and Davy Jones will have Shopping tip: Wr1W the Vu- yX go 0 a lbal"nd so will tiw- cusuletic awy ShOPPing HA CM aU OvAlo- with OLT.S Yoe , Girls - POPLINS l%loolp tom M (i weighs [j, ___________________ HoneynPop DRAPE an : FULL • II itU , POPULAR COLORS ____________________________________ I Bear Lake Circle Slates Meeiincv 111 ME erzi your artistli erniewors un Silverwart should be stored less you lwvt a hunun clesirt apart from cutlerl or other to gel the insuth ctor on the V .~ . '*3'-,~. ,-, " '~'!'~, * '' sharp kitchen tools A silver • ~ local brig - *-'1 . _.: , ~,;. ,,, "'; ~-- ~,;- . Next came hib I)etal suits. --"..-"",:"!~.4ii:~'-",-.;~'i-,.~, " >''r'-' ~ * silver in drawer's, try liniTig BAREST BIKINI pants by Gernreieb are topped b3 a ~ These wert littli bikinis in "I Fr-, 2 _narMW _bra_dWAWb-1ft-swhq"ng pow1c These cover ; them with a clean soft te=Y .:_ , -~. --bright-flower-colom-witt--liewIF, ,I , .. tbe to?= old z .. .1 * . . . . bundlike bra and • an the pants. When they are 3,DU e. Is In the water, the petals WOTh swimsuit from his resort eoIIeetlon for Harmon Knitwear open and float an the surium Is i's*iicu, These are very pretty and I ArUuIb Placed stIek.ona add to the lun. I Il POt '7 would be a ainacli in a ballet Members of the Bear Lake Garden Club of which the circle I . designed Many of the suits have large Cartlen I 4or you areas misaing"N POP art in which bring articles and ideas suityou reiffly pop. But Were ure ul- able for Christmas Tme Lane. WAYS those stick-uns for lite annuul .project of the OrbmdD lAke. I BEAUTY SHOP ahv. An aerosol njunufaL Seek %@ Indusfty's Ntwerl The bras on the te NIGHT DRTAING chairman, who will conduct the and seli-01 come up with v spra. ,%, that'j. a 1 crocimted on as t1w items are bikinis have veny litI.le * front to I 4, mom meeting, g 121 . experts report that driving at attenri Epra) It on clean clothing anti needle, thread and bangles, and no sides 44But, 91 said G e r n r c i r b , night it, more than twice as dim ' ,~ which come in 10 metalli.- and ,. we're cutting theni au inch' the wriuklob fade. T1w OISOaFr driving during the co urs. further around on each side for goes directly on the wrinkles of eports "Today's 11w stores The. public isn't neuiui•" ma,gxine o the WE CAN a garment which Should be on ?tiw models of a cordless ready for side exposure Yet. electric carving 117bey don't flich- a lash if ican M e d i c it 1 Associatim a Itanver.' After fabric is well- chargeable danilmned, I: i.% pulled taut once knife conic with a blade design something16 sift to the navel.(AMA). Last year there were 10 or twiec and thee allowed tu Intended for tchen as well ll think side cut-outs ions killed for ever) 100 mIlIlr*i dry it is nut for Use on soiled, dinner table use The blath has But the sti rn cen dk vd vehicle miles light colored fabrics nor drap- a pomted tip for easy nertion are . The show wuii u shocker but nesii-four dead for -every 100 was chuck lull of fun and million miles traveled in dayc S curving. The edge is serrated I ideas. Them were exciting light. A safety tip: "Slow down A hashlight, for purse or poo. all the way to the tip. Other Lined or Unlined teams but no prints. Noth after dark; even the lai ket cm he recharged from any features include ii grease guard, color Ing so fumy was permitted to 120-vult AC ouUet. It it; four d it I k Wade holder, a sWely cb~ detruct tram 1hull's sUtri' ams- on a dark night," said the AXA. one-hiaf inches long and weighs luck on the starting buucm and ~* Ig ARDS (if -______________ / 1.:-*~v "'KC'. . -.. 1"".." ~ . di a , : , W U I • . ;: %. PP NYLON i F'riends and relatives of thu mu )lc art cor lly invited to 1 d h ng and reeep!tion immediately following at the church. " ., LAST! I shapes and colors and will be 1! I r crown and he carried a brrnal bouquet of s bite rocec Mis Deborah Eberle attend. ed the bride as maid of honor, St. flmn.frn, flrifflri ppe '.1 tue grcc'vn tti.'thI'I Ilinfeliltig %,Pl%,(,t linwii. They * 11ii, hrldv elitite ffor litr goina t,ArI,IpjI vnsr,jilp Iii)II(Illell, fit p%%,a%, tollifit to risytil 11111f. krilt uilt nud Iultuk ,'ceqvirjpq. 1lie !'.ntifm'rii RnItiIinii' (.Illt white nrnnitnn ---'-will pnm'i' a fluiiitlin,zi' Situ' ut , still.4, fill First tilt, oll-1 S'41111.q 001 Shi'.'t, Satitniny, th't. 1f, frill" 111 nun. he i fl.m. Proceeds frilill tile liellerit will ge tewnr.l a fund to u'ituI tin' -wr1r,w iu-ls to u;innsl Assembly next .luuie. i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY - .. l ..~~ The filed bodice u ns fashioned th long sleeves and a batteini neckline Her shoulder lenth veil of illusion fell from a prin Skc WHILE ff old CTnWIOTd of Sanford, will be d .". Merle Price served the bridegroom as best man and Da vid 0 1gus 11, I SHAKE I Ir nnI tIVPIVf't ' r'n "ladysho s - . in marriage h her father, the bride chose for ::~ I'm II Sale - -- ____ ,. ~ t.2...,- . I. ~,~,.1. I '~L .~:_., .. .., attired in a street length white STRETCH nounce ' inb t" ___ sir.GliOn D ntitl ret "lc'ti It, flip church A nu' him Ilie nll,iIiilnIItt g _tl U. lU1O(fl) , 44entild appropriate nupti-PI mil- I Mite ( tut I lc'.I n ii tills' Ithtilu' III' tiU!C The White I (till nItci rIIIIIciIi t'sIs1Itiu let nt the lit Isk nticl fbi' Ittithet . I., I - man at the the offieuiting clergyman duh1e ring nuptial mass Mr% C '. - 1flm at kU SonIc I tuil JN'.II I'tV tit tutu cii WflI I until pc',ull uleesit ated with , It played irtudhitOnni Undes Couple y tunic, of Sanford, were liflitNi in Holy Matrimony, on Sept. 3. 0 niasfic : cir,t,vinr t • I .l (11th hnpel nPPII'III fl fIt ' .il.Iks! niul w'I'I 1,, circuIt' un.i fern with it linik ntlnu'beul. flthfl $11111111d (if entidelribra. The mfoli- fm ii( lintioir wwt plilliwi hill wool n %Oilti . " LIRLI ______________________ ''edding Plans I. ...._~_k~.. ,..~ :I . II, 11 I i~ .o ¶_I %~ LF\\ l 'D N . S cess CIIITIk11C Jul I IflVJ . HERE! GINGHAM Islative processes and theIr ' .,, I..., . DAN R!VU ~ acid green wool diaper and .. 1, A... wining at cocoa Beach on o& 21, I Senator Johnson a EPW member herself for a number of years, has consented to speak further train t t them in the nieclianies of leg ____ , I . ~~ 44, , % Miss Susan indsey Ameisen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilerhort A. Amejn of Fern Park, and john Andrew Petrunic, son I 1ntnr eei CflII1I% 1 he nitar '1' fl . DACRON & COTTON SILK -;r,",' .~ ,~_ qqqrL, ,' .. ~ 0 Ai ,V%"W VW (: IL' Sinhue Prints ki , ... _t,~ ,k,., , II I __. Meet t~, ~', 1. ~. . -:~..., ,~*Vow ~ - a ,Q Father William lennc SEERSUCKER — - nitil in. Inmet I)('%itI ca ndlelight " " FDi I Mid-Year Board meeting e(M- 9' about 25 triangular firhiny black stick-on patches. That's all. I, - 4 . '.'... h I '. .- I.., ~ I quare S I Model Judy Hinman came t r ough rs "Wre was a collective gasp from the audience. She ware an - '14~; , . .r 11.:.~ . I 4;-:-,~~:, 1'I... - 1. lk,k '. I . - I~ .1 - BP ,. I N ~ Al ".' 1 ,.",, l ., ~,~ -, -.~-. rounL3 Rub an iee 'ube o'r chei in;: gum on olothinF. ('11M will mU off en'.il' II : - . Dacron&CotIon- her; of the Florida Federa tion .~~:., _:.~,:, of the body," said Ruth And after the first number, you be- ... I , ' of Business and Professional 11, :I I", , I' i 1 i * YOUU SAVE MORE TARPWN AND ,fl I .... .. when It was over, there was 41 I was At ~ I.1~- Uon for Harmon Knitwear in , I ,.,~ , , 1 ~ : . I J , .~, ______ 44 J'~~'~-:~-.. nc'FnacY NEW YORE - (NEA;-Ever had i ycarnin' to bc a water a inure pop out Wan in! Or per haPs 3t a II] ole animated nb4-t art Well pork up, C5 Your chance here Gernreich e beaclimaster, has given you your opportunity Ins resort swiniwear collec - -it1 nEu Women's Editnr : I AgaLrz Em . VoI I i n I ep I-,,, from the cloth of- I fered to Assist ith The United 2 THE PR110ES YOU ::~ TION. 1/ PAY ELSEWHERE. SEWING ke , CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! 'Sen. Beth Johnson To Be Speaker - nocKs .' 1 i 1 • ,'• held S iirthv, (let. 22, Al Foil . ~ -- licatiptece of blue net. She car- her on behalf of the entire club. highlight the banquet. Final plans were made for ned a bouquet of pink roses. The best man was William the club to attend All Souls' ' MRS. JOHN ROBERT VEITCH uernreLcn . - • ,L , .-;.i ,---.: lahed professionally. 1 'THE IG1kN STORE TWICE THE SELEC SIZE . tar, Mrs Ithchnol Stuhlc, ICES THE REMNANT SHWS HAVE REMODELED ITS EA,ST MICH the she formerly laugh! with at of 1')eniher The isi eettei ill çwin ddk' Da help with the P R ''o 41" d iloom In ,lnrdan 'Marsh ft Or 1 lt( ZflWIIlI it IhiC I Jaycees. Tile l:nI!fr,,Ius wr'ignt ,nln we int t) fl'nnrr ItfIth,'t ti It.' f fhr' U,, rnt rriit lift- "ttPl" rntI," P !flhuu1 .. . . u iriae H Lewl"s Blood q fqi Iic' flti'i .lip intwri ti, if ; t n'tn, nntl ,,uI,"v ht Nord !jflIkj1lr f M. nii M'i'. A. •,. i'n' flfl1. iivIl At,it'ln, Hrnwer nnI lhiy )n'let, l'tnti. fJr Iv', 1'iu' 1111k. th hI(IC. ilie h,kk, uR"n In ninninge htnlli,q In.Inw VAllill the htith ni tMiu It (pill to, °"? ht'.it,', w'u' ',t' At tr It Il i Itiwt t•iinv, tIet. 7, Al 7:fl h her Inihet, wi,.' n ii,ti-1'ngtIi llty ( r.pc'r 1' ranklin, 'hhhhh1' ,i.'phew IhIpe ?c'Itl oI lwntI ni penn qhi' .,Ii' whit nfl 1t i . 16 rioovier ,, 'II tn .I '''' '" ''''" .. Smino1e .aveeette! TII 'c a home 1 Trn IbC A program on Pnrfla- h /VILSS V ~' I .. '' inm1cr I ! - - : Sanford' 7Vrner blue jp, , k*nt dress en. I Ion Drive fit Fern Park. of m ~ - Ad S ~. • s .. 1c ted Itiid Wed In CandlelL*ght Rite Guest (?~ _ *~., I : , - _____ .I IF I . ' 1 .1 I - - . . ' :_ ' ;I N*t--- -_~ I -..,-.] �p ___ ________ - ° ØQrzA a6d6y: 'n aaz6g On '1k) • ers and growers. The farms and orchids are operated In the Central Valley, from Chico to Bakersfield. also along the coastal area from Uklah to King City. In developing the low-almie products, they have made a real contribution to the problem of good diet menus-and I know the women of the nation are deeply grateful. As you know. I admit follow. Ing a diet is not the easiest thing going, so when there Is something that can be added that really Laste good, I'm very happy about ft.. Now, In most stores, you will find these diet canned fruits In the regular section: a few tates, however, have laws about placIng dietetic canned foods In apecml sections. Don't let anything deter you, though. from adding these artificially sweetened foods to your diet menus. large family-size cans. These Of course, If you are not dietnew canned fruits were deve- tog the strict sense of low caloped after thi thtroduct'ton of lane Intake, you car. et necconscious that she can Improve not only her figure but her health by weighing less than she usually does. As we mature we arc apt to do less work or take less exer else, but established eating habits continue. When you decide you mUSt. get rid of excess weight, you must, follow planned menus. Of course. you Want things that taste good. This is quite tinder. standable. Prults. - for Instance (yes, canned are delicious for that extra nice touch in your diet. Special canned fruits for dieting, as Introduced by the California Canners and Growers, are giving dieting women something very special. They can be added to your diet and eaten as Is or In dessert recipes. Since the housewife must iiiways consider the diet of her family, It Is nice to know that these diet fruits also come In spades and discard his spade and heart losers on the good diamonds. Let's see how much luck was 'required. The B-1 diamond breal AT' Newefeatures was essential siid you expect Ily SYI) KRONISH such a break just under 3( par cent of the time. In addition It The Hurricane season is here was necessary that West hold again. But Wstern Samoa, K1'122 K6 3854$ 103 Q the king of spades. Put the king which has been an indepeudof spades In the East band and ant state since January 1912, West would surely have opened has overprinted Its "independit spade whereupon South would ence" ISSUe for the benefit of A'W92 have had no play for his con- last .lanuury't' hurricane relief, The devastating hurricane — tract. tract. With th. act*ai North Finally, ii West could have the first such cataitrophe since hand, South bad to be ailgbty cards he would 1889 — resulted in so much I'zeky. 4* Pass 4N.". seen all the have opened the king of spades. damage because the Samoan 5* Pali '7$ lie wan 'the tflwip opsnb Pa. Pa. We doubt If anyone would ever archipelago is outside the hurwith du"my's ace and tried 'to 14-4$ make this lead but It would ricane belt. The effects of this emnit to iS. Six clubs plus the bin eight to break 5-2 so that after he certainly leave South with no storm virtually crippled the two major sa. tricks. Be needed bles more In yufted one diamond In his own way to make more than 12 economy of Western Samoa so that Its government was corndiamonds. Diamonds would have band he would I.e able to return tricks. 'a &aJJw&amtzn: Muriel Lawrence school marks which you, fact, worked far and earned. I don't want to mislead yoi Your mother may be bol shocked and angry when you a sert your right to control Ut scrapbook. But If you'll try I remember now mu lonely a fort and Independent thougi you put Into getting good mark you'll be able to wait until hi first shocked anger has subsi ed and then tell her what U actual production of them wi like. If you are willing to r member yourself how rough was, she may be able to reali: that this scrapbook is your pos I ession instead of hers. If she can't, then quietly di pose of It. At least, that's wIt I hope my child would do your position. However, If that too scary to do. then contel yourself with just walking out the room when she takes It oi After all the Important thing knowing you don't like to be dl possessed of what belong you. By N1W1'. IWREN(Z So after this, please ask n PIpwi.,&JfI 4wyal& - permission to show them to pe DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: or almwlng thai My sister keepa a scraplisok of without my permission." __ aIltIwAaTKIBseheolI*PeTs y ) written You see, YOUr mother seen bar j5iy sIn he was In the third grade. to have soehow acquired ft She shows It off to evezgone notion that, your good acho syan strangers. My hutbaWl marks belong to her. says sOn%ehOd3' ought to tell her It's very eas' for us paren we .11 know now that George to begin to believe that a child is a bright i,oy. I'm because George gets so embar- achievements belong to us ax raised when his mother gets not to him. As we secretly thu out the scrapbook. She reads that our own achievements ai your column and If 'will tell her pretty piddling, the temptath to credit ourselves with yaw to stop showing ft off. .. ANSWER: If George Is the can overwhelm us. Our reaso person who's embarrassed by Ing goes: "At. I produced yo his mother's displays of his I also produced your good echo school marks, then he. not 1, Is marks." This Is not true, the person to ask her to stop course. it is you who produci , them.. But iLyou won't cmi - ihem., ,., So, now, If you please. I'm them as yours but Instead ju going to speak directly to him. feel silently embarrassed whi George. are you brave enough we claim them as ours. yi to say to your mother. "Mother really can't blame us for co my school marks ate MINE, not Unuing to embarrass you, YOURS? I am the person who insist that we are the people wi worked for them and got them. worked far and earned the goi oI1qa_oin&kA By Polly Cramer Plewspper Easspdse *- the pointed ends to make an dark and drab. I used a color DEAR POLLY— I cut out the edge at the bottom. Ties could stripper before dying but this did not seem to have any effect. Pofly Pointers and paste 'them also be used to make the apron is there any way to take the each on a 3x5 index card and strings, it is fun to work out color out of hose so that I can file them under different head. Interesting combinations of col- dye them pretty, bright colors? Ings. When I have a problem. ors and patterns. Such an apron —SYLVIA I look there first, so tf*m* you could be lined to hide the seams. DEAR SYLVIA— Are you sure you followed the dliecUons on for all the wonderful jdea5. —LOUISE the color-remover package? I Wouldn't a duplicate collection Pt'..,' " removed the color from dozens of Folly's Pointers malt,a dy gift for a new brIde? 1 DEAR FOLLY—I have been of old nylons before 1 knItted a . MVIog all Ui)' old hose to ____ sweater out of theni and tiine would have enjcy.rJ bT 'ug but when I tried all came out in varylpg shades leetlnn when I first started marto dye them the colors came out of pale green. They were then ned llfe.—MRS. E.V.T. 'MRS. E.V.T.—I am meat flatdyed a beautiful rosy red. it teredandplsa.dwtthyowldea will be interesting to bear if eD..., __ I 1UUI foi. jjyjjgJ or ehuwsi gifts of others bad have luck removing collected Pointers but, to make the color.—POLLY it easy for yosuelf, outer a DEAR FOLLY—i could not Walk To copy of our Polly's Hnmemk$tsg find a tablecloth that would fit 1oin&srs booklet. thuougii 701W our long picnic table, so .1 m. Nearest Exit newspaper. Saves a lot. of time one out of two discarded shower and effort.—POUX WARHINCTON (UP!) — If' curtait's. I sewed the two bottom DEAR FOLLY— I want to tell edges together so the cloth ida to a1 karan to the your alt wave radio this week hangs to the floor. To keep It so Iac g.rd teehi ....doii't PEI. It's just a drill. from blowing off the thfr, j uw and 1t thn' stand for a few Pentagoti ne4 that ran some string tinough the eye stiff wire liii hoklhig a global exercise1lets by which the curtains were lawS. Rub With brush wi then go over them a"rd at testing "communics. hung and tied It to the legs of with a iczrhig pad. To k ts systeini and reporting p . the table at both ends—JO ANN rust from I'StUTI*Ü$. pint the cadurea" nndar re,jifttjia of Anyone submitting a Folly's Pro tools with a good nust nuajor attacl. tative The pswpoae of the annotmee. blein. a solution to a problem I make fancy aprons out of mast apparently was to avoid or a favorite bomenasking Idea oldueoktImOpmithemWaud creatIflgacalarmAnciiIesxlmc will receive a dollar If Fully sea' together vertically until messages wcie Intercepted. No uses the Item in Folly's Pointaw' As Ike d"d misc. Leave Un movczn"nts axe involved. ii ' a • - - -' • ____ - tars, fruits and vegetables to your heart's delight, with no caloric reduction. Monday: "Dear Edy'th Thornton McLeod" SaveYour Old Junk - support to store all the longer E,tra screening Is good for can be useI to sift pieces 1l cuts of It, JUK I! JUUK (4) yuU, ('UL Save Old }'rames lumber—siding, flooring, mold. to someone -else ft's a pile of Ing and such. Sometimes these Olil stOrm doors and window useful mnaterhil. need replacing and only a frames may seem useless hut Odds and ends of lumber small piece fr needed. If you they are 'not.. Make a frameleft after the house was built,, tried to buy It you would dis- work of lumber anti set It on pieces of pipe, lengths of cover that you had to buy a the ground, put the door or window on top and you have * screen. Or If you have bought full length. sin old house, It hi likely that What about an old shed that cold frame. Or prop the winbasement, garage and attic are is being torn down? Yslost of dow or door against the houe crammed with things about the lumber Will be usable. Sort and use plastic on the sides. which the first Impulse Is to ft., clean ft up and store ft. it Pipe may look rusty hut they throw them out.. Resist. the Im- could make attractive, 'weather- may be sound. Throw away pulse. Fight off your wife's tie- id paneling In a remodeling badly bent lengths and save the reaL Even if you don't manda that everything be haul- project. need It for plumbing, consider id nut without looking twice Fence, chicken wire and sit any of Is. sometimes screening are how useful a piece of pipe Is TI you don't resist, your first bought by the roll and generbrace for * young tree. A partial package of 'roof moment of regret will come silly there a length left over. when you 'pay the bill at the Save It. If you need a piece, it shingles should not be discarded. You never know when you lumberyard for a piece or two will save your having t of lumber that you could easily a whole roll. (Thicken wire Is may need one or two to repair have salvaged from that pile great around the garden to the roof after a storm. ni hoards squirreled away In keep out small animals and That's the thing about most the attic. But then It's too late. around young trees to keep so..called junk — you never Obviously, you can't save then, from chewing the bark. know. everything, nor should you try. Junk needs sorting. Even then it's wise to live with It awhile until you know what Is there. It also needs proper storing. Don't waft until you need those old gate hInges to dress up a P door. Pull them off now, clean them, and store them away. In a building Itupply house , I they call these antique hinges and you pay a premium for them. Know Year Lumber ___ Lumber is tricky. First of all Cjsjij "* *i save nothing that shows signs WITH t*IT ON SWE I of 'rotting. Do not aave pieces --that are split or badly warped. Size In no criterion. A small piece of wood can be used for a wedge or brace. Cut off badly damaged ends. Pull nails. You will have to pull them I WW *1. aim , JTTlW0. ONJR OOIO 1Y eventually and meanwhile It i I will make the lumber safer and I easier to hundle. Store it In an tflT1NG LIP Of&V. WITH out of the way place that is S Ill NII11* dry. Do not store it. where • ness of Yueh Fel (1108-1142). The second depicts Wan Tienhalting (12a6-1283).'Both stamps are engraved. The Yueh partrait Is gray brown and Is a $2.50 (Taiwan dollars). It Is Inscribad "Supreme Loyalty to Country." The Tien-halang portrait is maroon and hears a value of $8.50 (Taiwan dollars). The stamps are available In your local stamp dealers or dipartments. U.S. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien announeed that there were 712,608 ccvens canceled when the &-cent Pound's Milleniuni commemor. ative stamp was the first issued at Washington D.C. on July l0. In .11, there were 8,27b,116 stamps sold that day with s value of $168,il05,8I) ' Singers 4 Make $$$ By MARY CAMPBELL NEA Feature 'What d suceesful singers do with their money? The JJrDthen, Four bought houses, cars and boats and then invested most of the rest in land. Their latest venture is the building and opening of a halfmillion-dollar, 24-unit luxury apartment building near Phoenix, in Scotsdide. it's named for the group Los Cuatros and has a guitar-shape pooi and a sauna. They designed It with the architect. Singer Bob Flick says they knew what they wanted. "We've been in every motel in the country." They also own land in Hawaii on which they intend to build con d oni iniuzu apartments; beschfront property in the state of Washington; an gOO-acrc working ranch near Tacoma, at the base of Mt. Ranier; acreage near Seattle which they're waiting for the city to spread to before they develop. "The Pitcific Northwest is one of the heat areas to live in and do business in," Flick says. "it's beautiful; there's outdoor living; ft's economically one of the last frontiers; development is skyrocketing." The Brothers Four also own two song publishing companies and a production company for TV shows and commercials in Seattle. FlIck aSys be doesn't know what the annual income i frona all their enterprises. They got together at the 'University of W*shiugto, in Seattle, 10 years ago and all four still live there. Bob FloCk is a lm*dielur, John Paine met hi wife at the University of Wushington, wbeve they were crowned king and queen of May Day one year. Dick Foley married Seattle girl who attended the University of California. Mike Kirkland married University of Tennessee drum majozette whom he met when the group was a cenr tour. — - ii there might be danger of firs. There should be ventilation. A t few strips of lumber nailed I across the rafters under the garage rod' will serve as a October 29 — I ,-''-. Wt ---' --'- - .4 4 . - - - - . - .ijiiu-' . __._.•-..__.. ..-.• --'•--' - - . ' '. :' - - ' -• In \. • a,,- ., -' NEWS REPORTERS froni the U. S. and Eut'op' nre getting u at Florida business and economy as guest's of the Florida 1)I?vdopnwnt, Cornniission. Tlwee buslciads toured Sanford briefly Thursday alterno(m and were greeted li Scott Burns, industrial cot-umit tee eltht'nian ot' the Sernjntle County Chamber of Commerce. From the left : Burns, Mrs. Schg Adler, Show magazine ; W. Robert- Walton, 11:111 SyndIcal c, and Rob(ilerahi Photo) ei't L Hatcher, Chace Manhattan Bank, New York. . - S e ' Fishathon Set Aenviinfd &- j: - - - Saturday At Party Planned '.:;; W 'b1, Llizii )(t 01' i( 1 III - . , -- System rc'qraflnr.,l ,-'rart',1na"-':' 'l"T' av'"m for 1i o-nnl ('ann- - ' . - ' "it of (f hhr Wo-rn.'n, . ' 1 ' hø ' ' ' five cr,ir,t'yusin'n Ctht r,hun ropla'in current I committee s'tjy c'rn. will h.etme g, ffç,.fj af the newt I'I7. trt .fitIj, - I - - , prrrnrnmin year. i The plan ann in'ed tics .frtreti KIh, .rH:w presby ' ' - I, PH',?. / '1 ' I ,,. m'ntin i'l"nf., at. Inst h',jne anvent of the an via I ion Inst - .-.. - ' . -"enkend in '4iarn j. It will he baS'J -.n nrns of lay etivities spellOrl out. in the fer.n of th Iny A postolath as proclaimed hy Vatican (rnincU If. A re of commilons adnpt ed by the 4CCW Choreli ('s,mrnunitjeq, 'smily Affairs, 1.4 )V'I .'i' Ili's. RntIuy 'I'ooke, newly appoinled Welconic Waguti hostess for the i,iike Mary arch, V/his 19 fi'n,n 400 selected as best dressed Worncv atlenilitig rt't'ottt (lish (uuI,i. I(athy's st-tinning ts ,h softly blending red and fj j f ed wit ii red hat and match('Iif)illolult!tit VIUI grs'cn, helen I lcVrles, of (naselhering :icet'ssot'k's. Mrs. I i'y, (loft, Iuut,1 orn) flrWl%' app"InteiI $'oith Merninola host s'ss, 15 shown w U h hostess stiu-rvisor, Mrs. (I ['raid l'hrito) unIv 11 ii,'llnit't ntl 'nt P tinaiuinunisly liii' IlU s'nt'ly tiitt 11 ('hiuirninn Wilbur I). Mills, I) Ark., Indicnted lie would Invor the lisitise. sending a bill Mills made tnt eonmui'nt. 11111 I lit' senior lli'piihltcnn nis'mln't of (lie eonitnitts's', Rep. ,lolin \V. Hyrnes of Wisconsin, said lie l; grol ilk!d that Slut' committee has ''seen fit inimetliately to s-nnsider legislation to iiru'ide in ct'eass'a in Social sei'nrit.y l,t'iie fits to offset Iuuerenas's in (lii' i'i)l sd living itelare lie nil journment of Congress.'' One version of tIi draft. 1C4515 lation, prepared at flyrnes quest, would lurovitle a promçt ii per cent increase in Social S.curity benefits. ilyrm's said this could be financed without in creasing taxes, and Congress could consider ,lolunson's bi'ondt' and any er irnnosnls at leisure next. they involved year. hi I - ' 'J'itt,,'qilit', cun Jan. 1, 11)08 (mi. source siIti the \Viiys iutilti M ttuts (situiuuilt I PP Hospital _______________ '4.1 ' ,lnhnsnn's Pl'P0 fll for ilgtic'r I'i'neliI s niul at iii't' added lt'ii for 'ugi'ts'sI was Itirs's rnnslsls'rntk'n s'sutigt't'ssintiiil In l,ei'oins' effective naI year Elimination of a provision County Democratic executive credentials chairman, rcporti vacancies on the committee' providinc for ncr diem of $3 comn,itt i)(l'Olil'.fl Il. 19Fii for eornrniteenwn in pre per meeting nd In cents per Aeotiing to Committeeman exist cinets 4, 10, 28 antI 30 and for mile travel allowance for memwho had ad'o- conimitleewomen in precincts bees of the committee was in- Robert Petrc'e, lIRvno. Fiit)i \'nr eluded in IS amendments to by- cated elimination of the pro'1s- 10, 15, 20 and 26. Cowh'v, Lewis 1) laws adopted by the Seminole kun, party candidates ovee the Roberts, limit I.. I Imu nton i'cars have resented having ____________________ ____________________ Mi'ign Fr their filing fees usc'ti by the 1iI UUIIIU committee for per diem. VI M en, Columbus l'owi'l, ,Iosi'p l'.Iiminat ion of the per diem section was adopted by - fltI5',% hmm- s 'Inn. - 0 tutiut'I'*(' it Approve tiew "- - thi' !lsutiqe VVH'q utiul r',Is'it nq ('summit I es' nr'l"t-s'sl legisint 1(111 shalt s'il lot' st iislv I uslnv, Miil Itot Ii lieptiblirnus anti I)t'mn slfl itt' esnuttiulits's' I sulked sit st nt-I lug ndd$I lanai lwnellt s Ii, - -' Demos Adopt New ByLaws - - t- I's'nhIl - li 4 II r' rt Catholic Women - tl ______________ sire naknnl A ffa irs. Added is the (Ircniint ions er',jce (ommjsPiOU which àndirnes orani4ntion services, field s0riees, publie relations services, and Ieislntivr! information services. Aim 'if the nev ystMm, Mrs. Klkh stnU's, is to coordinate mw-h of the pre-ient wor< of the terlerati.n with the eommission.. It is to I eonentraf on issues arising in the V,tin Council docurnent.s, pn pal nntl crlesia.tjeal state, meats, uing them as uideIin.s U, build a coordinate program each rommiSsion and among rum missir,n.4. The National Council of Csthrdjr Women is federation af some I I/lOt) affiliat.ei-I orjani- - - r. ' p" ; I I ., - - . - -. -. ..•'-'. ,__' -- -, '' V'r1",.r ' -.,- . _____ - -T ___________ 1 ''- ________ I - ',, —- ______________ 4'' .- _______ "." fly', i; '' 'i t_, pilinned . ?,', . _______________________ , ' - _____ ' - -. ' ' ''• ,;.• - ' . . p In other business at the meet' . 'ut . , fonui; iiulrin Williams, Alta precinct 29 post foring, the a ;-?monte Springs; Fstelk ilise II JJ nierly held by Loc Andrew Y'._ Black was declared vacant ad Enterprise; Rnlph •lnekson J , %T CA_SSELBERRY 1 ,I •, ., -. , A "Get .kcc1usintcd Party's Matthew Williams was elected Young Izask Valtons by the North Orlando. - -"i.' will be given by the Woman's in fill the position, score will be wetting their lines Births T ' -- Beeomnic'ndation that Ai'l,htir expectantly Saturday at RieSociety of Christ iiui Service Ness Mr anti Mrs. l)avid Van 'atir)na of women and repreof Grace Methndist Church at ,1. tlaughtrey Jr. he appointed Icr's Pond in Lngwood, site of i1'oiI, a l)Oy "nts tO million Catholic wornan- as committeeman for precinct the free fishathon sponsored by '7 30 pm, Oct "n in th. Cnitecl St*ts anti I)ituchnrgi's nouneed at monthly meeting of 10 was referred to the creden the South Seminole Jaycees. r militaty installations abroad. tials committee for report at the Organization. morning hours of 10 until Vivian \Vheeler and baby boy .,_________________________________ are members November meeting. Al] women who noon will he reserved for tots Elhi .1. hall, Sanford; ,lameS ____________________ Mrs. Missouri Belle Swoflord, of Grace Church hut do not to four years old and the — -. ____________________ Clclnnd Dellarv' Ravmon,ii ' hold mc'mberhip in the WSCS hours of I until 3 p.m. will be V 'Lt' Petersburg. i tv.n.n. nurrr 5'tinr,i1 perare invited to attend and meet exclusively for the five to 12 McTavish, St.. 1' I --------- - - ' -- -. By JULIA BARTOS 1tr'i.' PaImmr, 2, 'if the members. Games will he -' year olds. . - ff.rI who 4l.'I Tia'irsdai. I Revival services at Prairie h ti. 10:1) *. played and refreshments will The most suecesslul will be Lake Baptist Church, Fern 'r.mow Fin.rit Unm. be served, rewarded with prizes of bicycles (ti i.I. fun ii Ii be to TAkeI'nrk, will be held at 7:30 p. in., The business meeting was 'trmow ?anA "New lint Party" spon- fall hat until she has seen the for the boy and girl in the five daily, beginning Sunday of this YnC n ir.. I conducted by Mrs. Richard to nine and nine to 12 year age Class stunning models which will be week and continuing through the sored by the Dependable ' Breeze, president, who brackets. Tricycles will be coating a' ' following Sunday. of First. Methodist Church will 00 sale with none and awarded the winning boy the book "in Search of a The project is being sponsorJimmy Johnson of (lie Conway 'Trui, i-inn sr rovn, McKinley Vednt'stlay in Crown." There were 18 memThere will be free refreshments ed to raise fund for nw %ITII .11 Diii ii. fIflCi'IT, 1 First Baptist Church. Sacred ainil "I) I'f)it IIIIO1M COVTY. bern present. for all the )'OUUgStCrL BRUCE 1I4 lElt drapes. Initial drive to establish music at each service will be hull of the church. )'iOutIE). presiro Ilirt Chapman, Reminder was issued on the blood bank supply for AU Souls Boys and girls are asked to Bruce Palmer, .', of 191-1 fji%i 111Y 1,111-4 dent. of the class, urges "mlBible study conducted at 9:30 Catholic Church, Sanford. on- bring their own hook, line and Myrtle Avenue, Sanford, (lied spirations." v'': ii P1410 tIff. am, each Wednesday at the ginafly scheduled for Monday. pole, but worms for bait will be Thursday in l)eBuii'y Manor. hostesses for the evening lady not to purchase her new church. Quiet Day will be ob- has been rescheduled for the furnished through courtesy of In IS, ('usirt of the (','tinty :-:'.-:r,r::. Born in Sheridan, N. Y., he Mrs. Robert Osburn afl(l .,...., Ni'mlnui!e ('uisntj', Floridsi. _j'• - f'...L!':r! qp ('attic 1,0 ."tuIII(it 0 loilowing 1iotiUay in the cliUl Ut Sirs. hope. • I uLtIk t3t . I .k In I'rohsi*,. day. marine enI in rei E.tnte of s ',rr.y ss:vu the hours of He was a niet-ehant between social hail r -j r zi: ni- ri.oii Iii s tiIIla:Tsi.: y l.'lt.% K i;.. Iluit! Mrs. Paul Mai'l:os is new 7 and 9 p. m. gineer, a Methodist utIiII a Mnit;. w.i., i.i secretary of missionary perI),'--,","-! All members of the church 'Ins i-'U 'N K vno;,r-:. ML'I son. ____________________________________ it was re- who are able to donate blood are sonnel for thea 41 ii1.-rtir St •ii Vre,1il'.r. nn.l •'nrri 'rnIaIot hutriC t TI .lainzhter, xsr,'i(-I oi' sI'I:ril.l. i.:s,i-ci'inx Survivors sin' l)e,,tnn'i* ,,.. It,i.i,.st"r. New •sr In linting ('Inim. ported. '1''I' 18 IIIltlUY 01VI-N urged to be present at this time Jack Clark, of Costa Mesa, THAT i'LTitsii,r TO CIIAI'Tl-:R tnt-: iit-:nl:itv yt i' nt or Sdmt.tgziinist Moist I-.tnles i ''Irruit Court h Mrs. Bill flaiR' vill have pu-.rt r.' h.ryou .ini e:i.-h of ('(uln 'f, I'innt'Izt. in Cb.iiGraduation ceremonies for the l.A ws 01" it.on it , i-S i i- I I, I'ii:st u 4w''rit '.i,nplatnt Calif.; two brothers, Ltttuul'ert i by (&i'iih• .1, i''i.!i', ii:ts b.on notified and retutret to re- -.•-y, ton r'lvir., th.i ihort titti on the program for World first group of Clinic Mothers at COUNTY ('OMTil I i{Il.ltI) OI' It., of Sanford, and Mark .1., of MISSI('Nl-ItS 01' 8EMINCuT.I-: fileil uigatti,it you in thu Circuit .ini Iøtfl-if1%4 'if WtY B. ti'l ,i'in i-ti i'lL*Itfl uttI Community Day, Nov. 4. which All Souls Parochial School to ry S I r.'uit, in you, mty :v!: n A x''s-:, P1 iln'i Iifr)% vu or ithtr Orlando; two sisters, SI rs. Clyde NTY, i'I.Oltl A, Ii AS ('A 1.!.- '''tilt, NI titti .1 ;oth-1 .': ,,,iints-• :'..eout.tne. is sponsored by the United complete a First Aid Course .LY i'::n hi,' uti,t:ilti,t Selbee, ol' Smfoi, stijul Mu's. i-i' suit for J•sniln IIirns'y Er:nklln. uleietin! i'r''-n1 r. : ny MRS. JOhN Li:oE isi-: ii -,1, Ni,VEMIII-:ii 5, iss;s, f.ri, i-Iuiilts. 1.-log Church Women of Sanford. will be c'ot'tduc'tt'd at th SChOOl fer- s.', f mv, to ':5. Corniris u k I-'. oh', a nil yin r' Its' r" spin t J iii o ,. or 5,' tnt rii'i C.iti 0. Tuesday. Sin's. Ann Sieczkow ski ed for Nov. 16 ild u- ri. t'i- v i..iii I )t S.t II) E I.1-CT ION the Woman's Beach, and two 01-' isv r'-q ii roil I'' rib-i you r .'tu. •'r. , 1"iorlitu, -u his .f rh',. in thø l,. tnt ttte,t her.'in. -sod to serve presented by Mrs. Carl It i'OSE was 'ru artiungs'111:1 NI; Fofl i-: Pt' is instructor for the course with - Society of Christian Service of atul burial Funeral sit-I ('iunty t thor!'..f noon P!:i'ittfri i,rii.'rwiss' ,Is'aii t,i th i-'irt tiotis,' sir QITAT2II"Ii-Ii TIlE IIAVIN(i William1 atnd was entitled of N.,,v-nib,ur, .t. D. tl-4. "These My th-t-thireni." Assist.- chairman, assisting. ii'.i.i .i-:its uii-:Mui)IN'l IN I'm-:- of , si-tuI,,'r A. I). I 1't, With thi' s'iiinr nis,nthi trout Ii). (tilt.' t-if Gu-umkow Funeral Home. A NI) 25 (loss ( 'I.-tk 'it i'll r said ('nun, at San- t Ii.' first i, ut'i lea its,,, if this it5.- otherwIse m t)eerso Pro Coafes-so Church. (1 NI 'TS 4, 11, aug wen- Sir's. Lena Powell, .meh clitni will he entere'l aLtn.4t you ant I A board meeting of the Con- The project was discussed and hat i, rtis'n of ,ial,i precincts ti.r'i, 1'iui,i'iuu, auti.t to tile a coiy tire. Two ('0111CM of -1rte. Mrs. Lamar Williams, and Mrs. fraternity of Christian Doctrine hiuig nail being within the cor- ths'r.'uf. sith the un,1t'rsInouI at- or siemiun'i shutl be In wrttin. thr ause pr- :ei o Octob4r, restirs of 1':tt,.d tht. tt 1.,y statIc ths' p1 Altamoisto I uris")', 11. tV. tVars', 1', 0. Hex a October nil shall date set at the VSCS thaI ts of p,,t'it 0. Mildred Gramkow. has been announced for B p.m' meeting with Mrs. Mona Lewis, I4EMINOI.E ills, Sainforil, Florida. otherwise ulence and post s'(fii'u at'tres.i of 1 9(4. Floridit) s.r- t,ig, 55.-u t.l Is ,l'NTY, FI.OIIDA, iti-:aisri•:ii Jud,nent by uit'fttult will be en- the claimant, and shiit to sworn No'ricI OF )I.FCTION i Wednesday in the eighth grade chairman, presiding. Devotions it'flt. g.t Iii st you thereIn, Art bun If. Herkw Ith. Jr. at to by the clotniimnt or his r-:l It .t I'l'ItOVA I, OR DISA Ptcre,i 'ru ;,v EN OTiCi-: us ii Efl m-:iu y c1assom by ofthe hand anal toy au'i''1,%tI.Ius'I \VITNESS or attorney iv,tI. 01" TE CIt1ATION William Bernosk', were offered by Mrs. Arthur +IIAT mti:FI:ltm:Nl'vI i-;r.m-:c- it Niuth Jutiei.mt Circuit ta iati president. i' t .'itti': cONTROI DISTIIICT final inal of lIsts Ilonorait,le a filing tee of one stollur ant Wihi. liE Ii )-:ld NoVl-IC. Wagner and Mrs. Everett TION for .-,urntas'I County, Stisfonil, Seminole stieS claim or demuind nt itt TIlE HOIJNI)A1IIES 01 Court, si. nt.u.: WITHIN Hj';it 5, H e g u I a r meeting of the Swift was pianist. The program, 2' ('t'uisty. I"loniilu. this the 28th fIled shalt be void. ., i-All) PItI-C1NCT$ 4, 11, 23 AND 1-' L I t flin' f,trk'-is. t. 4. pr.'- Isy sit Si-pt ,'ntho-r A• 11. 1964. John 5. Wintsr churchs Home and School Asso- under direction of Miss Alice COUNTY. I,-ss thitit portion of E141-:CTU IIEINU VOlt 'fl( IWIll Vertuui Mc. Jr. A. oxrutor of the tut its.' sHEAL) j'tJitposi: OF 1IAV1N'; 'riv: rin"ts lying and being wIthin ciation is scheduled for 8 p. in. Cooper, program chairman, fea- Q1'AIli'•i!'•I) .trtiiur ii lte'kWItli, Jr.. ansi Testumsnt of liurLute limits of /mltamorst" 01" l:l.m-:CTOIS Thursday in the social hail, flenlamIa Uarney b'rmitk1ln, .t MIZE l'Is.rk HEMINOI.l Florida) iN tured the guest speaker, Miss SEMINO!.): eisvxrv, FIJ)flhI)t. SIirins,'s, ,tttoruey for t'l-tI,sttff Icosstut fly: .litrt)s:t 'I' VOiIru. F). C. t'NTY, i"l.QJ(It)A. Dr. Richard Doughtery, presi- Kay Ryan, who reviewed ''ini TIII-i it A I'i'JtOV.t r. s- itt r 0. t1 ra'..r (iortjori V. Frederick It W. W:sr.•. ,ttu sm-:ti. I"i'l'It I)IHA I'I'JtOVA 1. (il' ('II A B' Mur'ann !ihlt,'t' dent, in charge. Suite jt—S-trstor.l Att-Lutti3 Ni. Attorney fur ttst' Kstite ut I 415 II' tAUt) 01" COUNTY COM' P. 0. 'Cornmunist Anu.,rica, Must It 6-27 si' l"I.ohI lit, LAWS Au addz'cs by Orange Cou,n-'us.it U.ink Hut1.tIn Franklin Iluniatissin Itrisey I 15511 'NlHIS 01" SEMINOI.E Sau,stsniI, l"Ii'riiis Tickets for the All Souls Fall Be?'' by Billy James Hargis. IIEC(,.\l ix'; i-:I-J-'Er'i'I V1: st ti' SIn Cord. b'tortt*3 7. 1!. I'. 0. hlox I 1St t't IIINTY. FL/Itl hA I'uttiit"i& S,i't - 30 1' ty .luvenik- Judge, .Ai'thur D. Festival, Nov. 1, on the church IA WS ('it-' ('if A I'TE It t;r .2 7 Publish On':. 7. 11. II 'i t1'i4 San ford, I"lor 1.1*, 12771 It Y: /s/ JOlt N A l.KXASI)l' II 31. 1 !1t6 I"LflI I iA. i-:I xo tx .t'i' i'uo Yerg)', ci1l bt- program feature grounds, are reported to be sell' Mrs. Harr' Bell, reporting on Vi I'ublish Oct. 1, 14, 11, 24. 19(4 I '['I"15t1 1)1)1'('lit I IIMAN D1N FOR Til U U I-A 1.T( N. activities of the decorating corn1'lbI".2 of the Home and School Asso. ing like "hot cakes," Posters A'FTEWr: F JUSTIS'E (ii" i'ui,-: C(V lit' --------- -&'tiil'U it' iiii-n Ix ci lull'S' V U I II 1'. I'll i mittee for the new educational pi-.tei- DISTIl /sf A it'll! lilt II. ISECKWI'I'II, IN ft'TS IN Si-1 Iciution of the Forest Luke announcing the event are be- building, I%'liI .Il'l)iIi,t I t'liIt'I'I'I'. 5% I %'I ilI' (DIII Ii' (tit II'S' 1)1' % S Viii JI 1)1(1 tI. t'tILt'v iT the church parlors, and xop: ror'x'ry, F'i.OIt I Ut. .1 It, Fitsitli) i 5% tiD VOLt giii. St'venth-Lluy Adventist Church trig prepared by Sirs. Shirley library, noted many gifts and (5F14 ''I.i-III( OF 'Fit I.: clltCtJlT t %$) I-tilt tsI-itlI%iIi.l- ('5)1 Vii, 'IIIFI %I xiii JI 111(1 it FlIT * N t ND i-nil si:i ix iu: - xni.i: 1551 N'I'% I"IJIIIIU-t. 'Otlll'i' IiOit 111) OF COl'N'VY 's ,M School at a 7:0 p.m. meeting thggins, Mrs. Thelma Denies, ix ciii xu:ai' No. iur ISEIMII ('ill Nit'. i-'iuillii I No. 1966 VII.t%('l'llV 21, 24, have been offered 10" 5i-'N it.E I'uhIish Oct. 7, 14, Fb' IoIier uf The &hmse 01 ('iii %('lIl t' No. ISlEtS Wednesday. Nl)'*'i('K 4)1' MIYI'l' Mrs. Pat Desin. Sirs. Winkle memorials l)i)l"'27 (.'OtN'l'Y, FI.OItl i)t "1 .'TEL'UAXtb1 WARRLNI.Oltlt.%iNl- I'. L)EVINE. M YItIM II, A KEItH, Association officers for the LeFils, and Mrs. Sieczlcowski. for this project Ity /s/ J1'IIN A i.UXANi'I-l( -tti .'i' te t- t . r t t' ii .txt at at if (. i'l ot icr. s-; u I'i (u,usiIY *1 Ii.. ('If A I It MAN coming year are SIrs. Duun and soon will be distributed tr .in't tv,tItitlN t-tt sui'ru. u-c, J,o1r, Me,uiuule Cuuulp', Ylu,rlslii, us• to i cIIOMAS R(DL1CK to Cl.,t( C. ot;vixtc. .tu'rutt'lt i'(it.(,Ni-l. It, .iKERH. $'ruhiilo. Sirs. Green, president; J.uui throughout the community. Is! AIITIIUII ii' I-' 'KW i'riu SMITH, a l)c(,'titl*ist t'tU'Dlt 't'IIOM.' 1)efilis14lst, ESIOSO Cf lis JIt_ Lynn, vice' president; Mrs. - p tip' xo'V*('Il Iii' MI' IT Overall chairman of the event 'fill-i MT t'l'i- Iii' $'i,(ilIIIiA 'lOs j'j- lCoIi'rt i.,A ,sdrnws ''.i-: U K 0)" i - ji; vi itt xiii'u'i-: oF F INliE 1W D wcrc - Rieter s Pond , ' — - ' for ' • ''-'-'' "I t. - :' ._ ,, •-, ________________ - _________ * c - .' it _______ ____________ it - i¼ .'i 'b" lii -- ••' -, • : ' 1P ' ' Prairie Lake Sets Revival - - ' on ____ _________________________________________________________ . I.. ' ' • ;i. . , Funeral Notice ' - __. AU 3OUIS - Not For Small Fry IIy SUSAN LIGHT Newspaper Enterprise Asan. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Pin warned about whether we did the right thing' in the following situation: A civic club sponsored a writ.aug contest br our towns eleniontary school children with cash prizes for the best composi-tiona. Although most of the papers were written right In school and handed in by teachers, there was nothing in the rules against submitting them directly. Unbeknown to us, our b-yearold son entered and won a prize, Neither we nor hi teacher had seen his paper, but he wrote his poem down for me afterwards. When I showed it to hi grandmother, she said, "Why, that's a poem I taught him when he visited me last summet!" Our son readily admitted It., but said be thought It was all right because be didn't. copy the poem from a book. We returned the prize with a plea that no one be told. Our confidence was kept. His name bad already gone . unto the local paper so be calved many congratulations, Strange 1* £OV the limelight despite the true altuatlon. Should we have shamed him to teach him a lesson ?4JPSET MOTHER ANSWER: Probably not. PupUs are generally protected in cases like this simply because they're children and don't fully realize that plagiarizing is pretty serious cheating. in my opinion, creative writing contests have no place in the primary grades. Their purpose is fine. But too often they tempt children to be diahonet or develop into competition among parents or even teachers. And with small children the aftermath is frequently winners, reapers; losers, weepers. To get back to your son, It's 'ri tO bii, hard to believe that even an 8-year-old boy wouldn't know that a poem he had ineunonized wasn't hi& own 'work. Yet be may have felt be was obeying the letter of the law if the teacher emphasized that copy. ng from a book was dishonest,. yo were right in returning the prize, of course. It's mmfortunate, however, that your still became the admired center of attention, which, kidlike, he enjoyed. His teacher, at least, ihould have been taken Into your confidence. His confession to her, even now, would help cement the lesson you want. him to learn. Clue her in on the details in advance and let her take it from there. - - us? — — t1LUL -' -4 (?-"-- '. - "" clopa.dia Britannica. ________ the " The trio, ___________________________________________ Iii. 1._c go I N oti cc át,U. Dis '""- Sirs. -' )''i n Dc Ba II ' i-if ''" '' •''- i .. • gi-atiuichi . tje - , ii? ti, , topy ' - Legal Notice -- •. ____ Church School Group 1'o Hear j ii saul ': s i - -: s's I, - its, i- 5, ____________ . L ___________________________________ - - liii- - iii %*ssui- - III (iso Cussrt ' C ha pci To Hear tteabui-er Mrs. Alberta Eiek- priw is an installed swimming man, social secretarY; Id pool or $1,090 cash. Betty Cushman, project chkjrchairman, ud Sirs. Muriel! Buelter, music chairman. ________________________ Club To I-lea r ' - j'jj You au,! - - i'o tu it' I' it T• Ut t ['IC K. JR. havits i'huiui,lu, .irl*'ss.0 ("'iit1tlaiflt sWul'Pt -i iuLt tiet You are h?u oh VI ill A till ii KitEfit' Niu't1t"I El' bt'i'it (ile'.i sutiiist you in thu Ctri'utittoaor. ,t,muitet are Iei- s- nut ('s'uu- t lii suit for Seussissois that a suit for uthoicu has bueti (Pt. at.ou *ui('is of you PotIttuit to the above 'I'JIA'i' I'IY1II4IYANT '1,0 ('II .0 l"l'I-:lt se'ust soy datsiss and demands i)lu'sirnu, use short title of said Circuit Court of thu Ntnth ,Juult- haul ftIut By JULIA BARTOS t'situtg MYit*M It AK KitS, u'lud ('tnt-ott in ,ussut for Sututnutu st te'l Court (ut' 1Pm, iha'as .t uIU)' #1 -277, I..t WH (iF Ici3OitIIiA, wtit,'ti you, or either of usaa-i or tb' tntiur chilttrgu n.i.muSermon focused on the current TH t-: IH)A itii 01.' FOIYN'i'Y C', - have aiiiisst Us., sistatu of ItO- I'iauluutift, vu's'sua COI.ONi-1. *1' (utsisly. l-'tu't'i'ta.the Cause therein I'tsu tItle ust Is L''red deeoits"sl, A K El'S, i)u,Cuuiutiint. I iu'-ao lireIIKJLT S.. ANI)IIEWII, SI'SI IN(,l.K 01" book. ''Are You Running with ('0' I$S2(iNi'iCS (us show 'a uSe w by tttu •.&nme 1'. Lu' liii', P1st sit 1ff, Li lOt 1U III u'itt S 01St its iii Couus ty, to the ('0011 IiN'J V. I"I .',s1lIii A II A S ('A 1.1.. list o of Mc. Jesus?'' by Rev, Malcolm use 1 • you to file y.itui' wi'itO'ui ds,tviu.'$, .ini liitr I'. L'UVItIO, iiuCutttaiit. iStiult not be t'.&tstud by (if Jiidu I'il A I- 'IAI. 1:1.1-s 'l'lC'N 'I"' I Y our written copy vi (",ussi.Isututt filet You sri' t't'iIIPlEu'st to file your 'un' i,, 'i,isusty, P'Iui'ldu, itt isis uffice if a',)', to lloyd. an Episcopaiian priest, Jut-: j-;i.i' x.,t'i-:.tt iui-:it , I tis;s, lies' ple.usti us g wit is the I.- :sst's, if ass's-, Utbs'lt C. or thu ,-i,tiI't Sinuses of saul I '1,011- )i.'ut'its, isissi I o iii Y, s'i'-Yi' U I N S i-:M I N(fl II"il N'l' Annual Halloween carnival ut,- It' • tr u't.Et'l'I.-'u\l'. S'I'bpwilt be given by 11ev. Wayne u'tu-r) of tiui .u%I,,', J.' j.'j_j ut ut ii. l-:l.I':''Tis 'N I y ii Haisfuirsi, I"isiri,ias, wiiisius tis.-r"..f itps,is l'lasiittll l's a(t'iut"Y ti IZV, tt('_': Ucy IQt 0 .O ttst'iu'ii( *'it i-. %U-:sis '"c lititiji- ui lust lIst ti-tt' of 'i11 bs Smith for 9 u-o,d I! a. mu, ser: usvu ; i--. ,st 'ito i'i'ic i'uasi-: ski" ,,ta s usie-ussiar freius iii' ,n Errgiin:}: Etat-t' t* to tud, FI ti.t u .111 or- tot-i, Lui'ido, stud 1,i u- rtUu tire f we uojiles it u-adS a I Pierre, i'nit ('oil feeuu us lit lie .4 F.141'421( , itti W Ito A u u: icut U i-; - st is 1)1,1 I'Iallosveen Fete s'tiois you, assl you sire Slated Oct. 29 -*. i'I' Out to ('14 ($51' ,iu • He mu titus hI'E1' Rev. Richard Petree, asso- Ii ('oY SW Iii' 'CrIiufl ,it The Carnival ewuntittee has United Church of Christ. uuttut si- lu.' uuusiustiss - i'4'tiI" , u- ti i,tii', Nit'uutstins- CIN("i'H t, 12 ANti 16, HKMJNOI.i' wiItIiug, and slush climb tltei 1,Iane, .'a(ueu iusso- uusi cx haiti' 'ru El it .4 i'11 1(')VA I. Oil ItISA I'- ulness of t tie ciaiiissaist, amid sisal I his-i', I hitib. -. ,,.'.,.-_,_ ult lb. l66. if you fit of •.&al 'tUtt. cit ot beforS lb. Ill ho uissturuttt imim ,uitusl ) t'U ft'S i-I itt-lit ..' a decree may be sa- the routtiiu Iui,i ,,otusst u vu Itte, t'rliof tieisiuust'tuuI in Ittut J'JtoVAI. iii" 'ru i- en i:A'i'Iou ha' swuiIl iii by tti claimant, hits 5511.41,1 dist Church of Orlando and taInmnemit tad s gais stray of "is a book of prayer for the in. 1,1' suist :ituitt* -ti tilts liii. .4 liii ii - ii' ilu it is. .15 isul ,,su:,,uus liss iN'l' It' ml. iii S'I' liii ''I' •sa'ui I, oi A ii III': tt i N1.-i suu hut-i otud IrS WIlust'.. I thin t'ii tail ht.susd .iisd (liii pith former missionary to Peru. will prii.es for pa'ti''ipauit.s. as well dividual today who finds It tVl'l'IIIN 'III I-, hu',I-i,,½ itli-;s (si' .1 I,, a 0liis Ceo sat emso sts,ttisi lsI 'i,u'I 41 541)':t'i & , isiS ..,-,t ii lit •l oii'taI ('It oil iii sit-I 'if sail son si is, Sits Ii's'S N so so. tie-st I,i'igitlaI duijisutsil huh hia,-der and harder to pray, who i'u i;s 'IN , "iS's 12 A ND I'. I N .ius'I soils • lie liii 'ii' be guest speaker itt a meeting as prir.cs for the ('tim' 1140104, ii ii ut tu,nisuy a SI I'utitt 11.-i) • berry G. formal prayers and who tends to Cwnmuruty Methodist parades. noAltu' (ii" (oIJN'1'y C('JM- I) I 4 fly I ''nuts 51 SIsi- kos, I'). C- 4gy of (a'iuti.r, I94. 4'. i'.'Iiwis thie, Jr. (1'KAI.) /s/ Js-ssIs- s It. Aiuulretm- s As adtisissistrator of this (SLimZ.j say (St-lilt f t'ti- etttt t',uet ('it'll ('lurk SIIZK Itobuirt ii. Andraws, deceased (0iCN'J'Y, F'iAil(iLIA Itsissum .Sl- Maik5', L. C. open during the entire carnival- because he realizes how far he fly: imsuisa M. Mas'lu Atluruus'y for 1'lai,sIiff dInner meeting. flY: /s/ JOhN A 1.KXANDEIL Cari'u,lI Jlus'kc itoh Sit;., Jr. 1'. I). I' I'. I) I a- a wu'r Z 612 tlem,ifso 4 Atlatilie National t'IIAi IIM A N He will present color slides and will fuutui'e hot dogs, ham- Is frosii the attitude of mind as,'I,isii, .t Al I.i1 I.' Nit- U i's.iiu li4s.u'lt Hijllsi t. I is- ifssssf.'u haul Iluilitinir flY: /s/ A i('J'il I It I! nu-:. 'K I' ?., ti.uiiL ljaaiisllui,; I tnu H.aslhu ,ttott t_uiut .4'. of his work in South America. buigers, baked ie'uImti, coffee sociat-ed with prayer.'' Saiit',i ,I, Fh.ihla Wl'l'ji_ J it S. -I, t"Iurtula i4aisIi.iui, l"Io tulLe .iiallisuud, I"k., tia '_p- u4y 'j'g r; Cull lU'S' A Itu,ruey fur Eøttu Nus'ses'y is provided (or both TIc dinner will Lie prepared tad cold drinks, I - 7, II, l'uh,Iishi Uu'I, 14, 31, 3$ 4 Nut', .41 t.'rnuy (sir P.lItlt'fler th:I. 7, I-i, Publish Seth J',h,IisI, 14.,j,I 2) 5 '(itTI('i' ill be' used for worship hours. Church School Ps'oeeeds at Pul,lishs 01, 7. 14.. fl. *4. $I'óI by members of the Wouian'b 21. i'JSu 4, 156$ j'uh,iIsh E,.i. 7, 14, "1 , $, 1555 21. 1965 1)1)14-ti uili.1u4 i-z eluss:ouw and eciucatiunsi aids. dases ate at 9:30 a. m. s'Society vi Christian Service. 1' ti- i -IuiiIttUlI$u'lt I lit ii - ui s'm,it" SlIPS tis- 41',vr is ho be w aanr, jot. .erm) o'rjes or J$e('g 4k ' I)e,,.nssde VlsI,,,. or 11*1% lIla .%uiusI Mold Estate iiai, Braadmadt, MV. In care of s peer. lle fir. Br ata JaJar leiIvld. --I---- On New Book .' 'su ayse J)I)l"-ia 'I' t'l.tiNiI. U. 0 necessary. Please rl '' loss of mental facultle as to make CflnfinUOUj nursing care,, preferably Au a mental hospital. of - York - - ., • ', r,'et. ' ' The charter of the United am) Nations was formulated in San Franciaee, calif- II1?. . el. Legal Notice ro Be Sponsored Please send your school problems to Susan Light in care of this paper. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters of genera] Interest will be answered in this column. own weight In food every three lsiur, according to th. Ency by his lotarust In 'i. isa - - _.4 - -•--------- I' I , t'iti ,;t.' ____________________ I Horn Dinner 10 marked rhanges lii persosal. irew, contrary AD' and some have so aej, eyes m. ..itur. is? __________________________________— evenly, Therefore, in sonic perions the effect Is greatest In the brain and In others In other areas. Sonic doctors give anti. coagulauts to prevent blood clots in the vital organs but their effectiveness Is itill in doubt. GuanethIdjn (Ismeliii) will not affect hardening of the arcally. teries but, by controlling high —4s La.Lk.s1 arterkaclero- blood pressure, will lessen the us Iarnt1ated from general of rupture Iii a aeverel7 hardening of the arteries? Do hardened artery. The commonauticoagulants and lamejin for est symptoms at hardening at blood pseuure castrol alleviate the arteries in the br-.in axe the effects of It? is there al- furguln,aj and easy fstlgabllWays a psycboals with It? Ity. As the disease progresses £—aazdg at the arterje the aynmptoms depend on Ibe acia toe whole body but -t severity and the brain areas involved. Some victims show mild to pcjIar belief, is not hli"d t*w an are ai numt concealed by fur. It mint feed airnost contiuouily because at its rapid metabolic rate a ii maid to consume its s" "' .' 'I Legal Notice brain and In the thin membrane (m.dnges) that coverg the brain but apparently no calelugn deposits In the arteries In this region. W"u more information I could not presume to say what caused these cmanges but they are a the type that can be dissolved or removed surgi- com -- Legal Notice Judge Yergy i ___•__- Sirs, - :..-i-.--. rea prcsi'nted Hematoma And Hemiparesis MD. - _________-_ •_• New Hat Party Set By Class - - '5VC - THE DOCTOR'S MAILBAG - a sIt still! itieiiitui'rs nt's' ineliflat Inn tuwn i-st qs.s'k lug slnl Scs'tit'tI v bt'n,'ftt jflt'-pnqs'R Il ,n,'ndsnt 'en r en t-1 I s'r I tutu hr l','s'qtdent .lnlnunn . : - - .- - tI,ii' fl'-- t- ' ''• I I. I ',r;r, ""' I V,SlflN(1't1N (Al'i '" - 4' L- --.._ . - ' - J I - Annual Pine Cret Carnival will be hold Ot 29 from 4 to S p.m. at the school grounds. Chairman for the event is Mrs. Pntrfcia Crawford. (' chairman Is Mrs. flnrbrs Gronquist. At a recent meeting of all room mothers plans for the earnival were discussed and hoths assigned. A carnival poster contest take place and prires w;ll be awarded at each grade level. Atter the ucigung the best ios. ters will be phiced in stores in Sanford. _____ 4r%1UtUrLfl1,dmI *tV.JIS'*LW ___ -. Next Jan. 1 ' They started, fraternity brothers at Phi Gamma Delta, singing for serenades outside sorority heuses. Their first professional job was at the Hungry in San Francisco In July 11)51 and their next, playing lounge music evenings and nights at a Las Vegas hotel. Since no vocals were allowed before 8:80 p.m. and the Brothers Four primarily sang—folk, calypso and other pop music of the day they more or less faked their way through the week. Flick recalls that In '59 their manager told them someday they could be mekiug $1,000 a week and they nearly fell over. The following February, at their first college date, an afternoon concert at the Connecticut College for Women, By WAYNE G. BRANITA3)T, they made $750. Now their fee Is $&,000 per Easerprise performance. During the busi- Newups .Wkat 1 an intraoerebral est of the coming college season, they will appear 20 'nights hematoma with left bemtpare. What can be done for it? a month in collages. A—As Intracerebral hemsCollege audiences have apoiled tows Is a collection of trapped them for nightclubs, Flick says. blood within the brain. Although "They come to be entertained, It may he caused by a direct not distracted by eating and the skull or by an rninjury to drinking." The campus folk craze has Lsctiom, the usual cause Is a subsided, but some of the folk rupture of a severely hardened often accompanying groups on the college circuit artery high blood pressure. ilemiparehave disbanded. Flick says the)' ala is extzenut wei&kues or still do folk and pop and itfil paralysis of one aide of the get plenty of bookings shar- body—in other words a stroke. ing the scene these days with The outlook depends on the meek acts. extent of the damage and the The Brothers Four like home skill of the aU"I1ng physician. Iii in Seattle - apndlng With time and modern methods time in the bn.ir world, but of rehabllitatinn many stre Flick lays, "We dig performing. victims make a remarkable We're going to be bard to stop comeback. even when we're old and grayexplain Ut 1UflP bthrsd." terms what is meant by "two They have 14 long.playing areas of amorphous calclficarecords out, all en Columbia, lion An the loft frutl lobe from "The Brotiars Poor" in arej and nrinJea; does t January 1960 to "The Beatles appear to be vascular." Is bongboolc" July 1966. Flick says there any treatment? they like to record, feeling very: £—te Iray exa'nintioti at nji casual about It and everybody two areas of getting bugry. We always mend shapeless or irregular cal'itiim out for piasa and e.'$wI". deposits nu the fit part of the mu ' - For Benefits _________ - _______ Increase Seen Pine Crest Sets I pelied to seek food relief and capital from the United Nations. The additional value on this overprint Ia 6 pence. The Inscniption reads: "Hurricane Re' . S lief fid." The stump was reAlgeria has Issued two new leased on Sept. 1. stamps to honor the BOth anniversary of Moh.mmedan Boy The Republic of China has Scouts. The .30 dlrhams shows announced that It will continue a banner with scouting inIts Famous Chinese Portraits scriptions and scouting scenes. eric, rep'rt th" Wer!t Wid.' The dirhnm depir't a Philatelic Agency. The first map of Algeria with a scout stamp i the set features a like- emblem. * c Up Social Security Hike Con ress Would Speed ._-- Stamps In News A. 10 •4 North's bidding lad shown •KQJ4 three clubs and one bean. In Worth -South vuIaable that case the grand slain would = have been a pr*tty good cm,- -- • Do It Yourself: fly MR.. FtX J acoby and Son then wov't hurt too much. Some- bawl on the pTssUMptlom that '' 1 new artifical sweeteners early In 1950, and the artificial sweetener Is used In the low-calorie canned fruits. N to dummy 'with the ace ni California Canners and Grow- fruiq2 A little overbidding 'now sad II . By Abigail Van Buren ft me live mnnth, ago 1 family. They are over at oUD DEAR ABBY: Tonight Tfl hairt aches br my 1B-y- small place mare than In their agreed to support her. Now that I went through old daughter who once again awn horns. They eame hare far night, and 'when bankruptcy am 1 stIll abliattended an aft*r'schnol dance without an invitation to dance there wee dishes to be washed gated to support my wife? aftin'waTds, they break the She can't get blood out of a turnip. When her older biother was 4.mtnute mile geWng away. BAWKRUT'T My mother claims It Is HER that age and popular with the DEAR BAKRIJPT: Yes, onceurugad house and 1 am 'not allowed to .1 öb him to ask the nM.so-poPul*? miy * word. She says If 1 you must support her. She girls to dines, hupreasing up- leave she can have the law knows she can't get blood out an him how much It could hying me back because she is of a turnip. But. you're Tto turnip, and maybe she'd rather mien to s girl 'who might not a hardship ease. I would eonrit'uIve one hvftRider Thanksgiving in Viet have blood than nothing. otherwise the . 'Namn a blessing. Is there any What does your lawyer say? tion to dance during escape'! • ' • tire evening. C 0 N 1'i I) E ? T I A L TO HElPLESS he iolI was proud that DEAR HELPLESS: Anyone '4CAI'T GO Ol" IN JACKInwud my advice. 1 'wIsh other who would consider Thanks- SOWVflLE: No one ever colmothers the me Thhtg, Will you help giving in Viet Nam a blessing lapsed under the burdens of a so would hive a tough time pass- single day. It Is when the me, ,Abby It coUld lug the -physical, so forget ft. burdens of tomorrow are add. the gith. There Is 'no law that can ed to It that ft becomes unA MOThER IN KENT hot force a man to 'live 'with his bearable. Live one day at a DEAR MOIhtEk: You 1 wIll. A ow*es of thongbt- mother even though she Is a time. Problems? Write to Abby, a ton of hardship case, so If you don't t fubisue like the set-up than, move, Box 69700, Los Angeles, C.al. hssrtodis. 'nio9001W. Par a personal reply, to y and ountribute • S inclose a stamped, self-adother DEAR ABBY: 1 ass a 18- thor's SUPPOYt 1flS dreued envelope. ymarold bschscr who lives way. Bate to write letters? Send t ' . j+j m ABBY: I just went $1 to Abby, Box 60700, Los DEAR as much as p1b1s. For the * bankruptcy so you Angeles, Cal., 90069 for Ablast three yrs my bTotlwr, through who 'is a sobool tsejy, has know wh&t kind of financial by's booklet, 'Bow to Write lived in . tn with his shape I am in. Wneu my wife letters tar All Occasions." times you will be able to make yow contrset by good play, oths 'tImes yoU7 upkntS may , If all come to iew rae y lack may place else islis cards just where the aJv jon 'wetit tb.". -bid was 9¼ --':' - -- I - 4.• a-.' •• s-.. - -- ' ,_ . - -* - . 4 ' . - . - , , - , • . . . . - . - - .- . ' - • • . p 1 ' ' ' - ' ' . C 1 ....... , - : ' , ' • , ' ' �.. -, I Pare 12 lTr Ozmfarbrrnth -. . -.-. - -...-&_.--_- fl --- Oct. 14, 19 - I : Big. Bom bing IF Seminole Co Over . ., 1 I' •, 11 ' *: '' r} .1 . Viet Nzim (AP The U.S. Military Cornmand lndav reported record 'n:rnher of bombing missions a gainst North Viet Nam and I to resume bombing Of the eastern end of the demilitari'id Zone unless the Communists stop Infiltrating there. U.S. planes flew 173 bombing misons over the Communist i north Thursday, two more than the previous record on Sept. Ii. SAIGON . r Jf / I BOOKS and floorwork of the Auxiliary Unit. to DeBary's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8093 were inspected during annual visit of Mrs. Maggie Cross, district president, and Mrs. Jane Carter, district junior vice president. Shown are (left to right) Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Alice F{einert, DeBary unit president; Mrs. Claire Repp, treasurer; Mrs. Cross. and Sally (Middleton Photo) Peralto, secretary. lr~ 41111111 4 y"; I - A.. :-~ - . ,. - ., ,; .. ,I - . I . •Ø•, - 11, . I % "! ".. - r -1111 IEU Infiltration mutes and bivouac 10 miles northwest of Dong Ha, the U.S. Command iI . . .1 . 11. 1. - - fighting was relatively light .,. 4' . . - . - • ' . . , I A IF n. TIME OUT for student interview was given by Robert king high, 11cm ocra ic nominee for governor, during brief visit to Forest Lake Academy. Talking with the candidate are Doug Foley, (right) and Elder Lea(Herald Photo) ter Stannard, principal of the school, ore . I • - .. .-- .$ •. 't"lntec1 hl . teri I fi re -_ . . If L I. _ ... I . --. .1 -i - - - ____ I 61 I : . - s . . •.:.: ,, , - l -, . 11 " I 1 I . . I ' ________ •.". .. • . I : :• ______ A :. . '. . • . ' , .:;..Ir .'. LL ' '._~ r . ___________ • • % . . . , f ~.. . - ,,. ,I. ,, ' ,. :.. I. - • - - I Ch - ( LINIC MOTHERS of All Souls Parochial School practice three-man lift in first. aid session on transporting a wounded victim, Mrs. Helen Faich. On the team are Mrs. Joan Dion, captain, Mrs. ThereSL Lauder and Mrs. Martha Anderson. (Herald Photo) IUd • ' . . "."?"'- - 0 ____III "A.- Jr. Achievement I it.,____ ::. . ::-.:::.. • ... :. . '._____ • . • I . - -, ,• 1 . . - ' . ____ .. '.. :' •. "i. ' ' • • • --• • AIR a _____ acing through peep hole (hottoni photo) is Mrs Diane Thnnhorst, girl's physical education teacher, as wet sponges come . ,I : . • .11 ,. • t . ••, her way. I 1. 1, For Nov. 5 , MU_I ' ' I. - V .1.;f - ,/ - ' ;* e*__~ t $1,500 $47.60 $49.27 Call 6474293 in Orlando and vicinity or 322-1611 in Sanford. Ask for Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette in the Installment Loan Department. They'll arrange credit for you in a matter of minutes. Shop for your new car. Compare our. rates with those offered by your dealer. When you're satisfied you'll save money with us; call Ralph or Jim and they'll take care of all the details. 3. Take delivery on your now car and enjoy a short "break-in" drive to the Florida State Bank of Sanford (only 20 minutes from downtown Orlando) to sign the loan agreement. Ralph or Jim will arrange to most you at your convenience-any time, day or night. $2,000 $63.36 $85.62 $2,500 $79.15 $81.94 $94.95 $98.30 $3,000 1 -- - - .. I'.- - I - : , 4 - - . -. -:.-'' P .. -- . ••. 4, ' ,, • . ' - . - j -- t I - - J t -' è - (I I'PinlH'rg and h14 wife, 11A NDMASTE FormerStudent Gets Band Job rather unusual and fly 1ARItY NI'EI1Y Ovie(l() Student Reporter way. iinr'xpeeted School 111111(1 Ca Ptain, 11kb- fi€ Id while (hit University of zIr(I Feinberg, i the new 1-t iorida fland (of which both - at Oviedo wore members) was playing. llntidmnater Felnberg lived 'lila present Mrs. Fainberg In Sanford for many y ears, at- turned right where she should tended Seminole 111gb School have turned left and ended up and was captain of the March. marching into the cymbal playlag Seminoles In the lono-al or, who turned out to be her future husband! Mrs. Feinberg was origin- After graduation from high school lie attended tho t1niver. ally from Charlotte, Michiglin alty of Flozitin at. Gainesville but has resided In Florida for "'t"'. c- I \ • ''' . • - 111gb School. .c ' - - .. '.' the past ten years. The couple wimere he majored In music. ', It was at the U. of F. he was married in 1965 while Mr. met his wife Connie in a F't'mnbtrg was the band and ' ' music director at Lockhart ;: • Junior high School. , r 11 "3. ' .•.. • " ..I Feinberg received his Mast. er's Degree in Music from the ;• University of Florida th is past . ..• .• .•' • I L*1*..*.;. .; summer. Mrs. Fcinberg is pres. 'lU' ently attending Rollins College MRS. MARY LYNNE (ilLILE is the new art teachwhere thc hopcs to finish up er in the enrichment program for seventh graders her Masters Degree in Educeat South Seminole Junior 111gb School, The course Lion this summer. '- L ikr ' , . _____ .-•. New President 94 - offers art appreciation and an introduction to color, line, architecture, graphics, and drawing. Mrs. Grile taught school in Pennsylvania and Ohio for 1954 seven years before coming to Casselbei'ry and since hits been a substitute teacher in area schools. Currently working on it degree frorn Rol- fins College, she is the wife of Rev, Lucas Grile, mini,ter of \\ tziili ti Prsbytcrian Church. (Herald Photo) - Lyman Beta Club Sponsors mnuc L iterar y M tries include informative spee- aId MacLeod and Mrs. John Idcites, pe rsuasive speeches, en- dings of th e Casitelberry Corntertainment speeches and inter- munity M e t h o d i a t Church Vt oman a Society of Chrittiuru ireuve reaciings, and debates. rc will be Serv ice. Judging tlit speake rs and outside judges U iii hi Of SHS FHA They presently reside in Winter Park and commute The SIIS chapter of the Future tinily to Oviedo where she also Homemakers of America held tczIit. 11 special meeting Monday for the purpose or hearing campaign Feinberg considers his pres. ent position an ideal one for it speeches and the election of provides him the opportunity officers. Starting promptly after school 1966.67 f(I •h.. In the home economic depart. 1k two of the main meat, each candidate gave her problems he now faces are the qualifications for the- off let' she proinotizig at the hand and the - was interested In g. After obtaining of new members. all the campaign speeches had With Lite now university which been heard, th e voting took on its way, the anticipated growth in the Oviedo area UIII1iMJ The results were tabulated and should provide him with an (lii' following girls were victor- uskiiuzito nuniher of new mciiiI MS 67 a ni't 1'. formed lit Fa c ulty sponsot IS Mr lIar lotis presldt at Julie link bison Ii, i hit also iiluns to let the t. r ir magazine. will give Ly b1iz ,i Ilughu s and co editors arc '.'it prestilt ut Hay t - 1 orgtison 1)1&,141 tilt iltilt I '3 tOLitI}O5O Sotilu I Winners will give their talks Zermatt, Switzerland, is a man 111gb School students an Sliaruii Dempsey and Marilyn l)rCsldCIlt-ek'C(, Slwrry Irby: of its own music which is not before the student body at a world capital of mountaineer- outlet for their creative writing. Jenciuin. Marilyn is president of secretary, Sharron Pariani; trea- usually dune on the high choo1 later date. ing. the Beta Club which Is co-span. surer, Mary Stogner; historian, The Journalistic • efforts can soring the publication. June Hutchinson: pa rliamt'ntnr Fime l"t' ifll'ez gs are happy tak e the form of short stories, O(IICIS on the staff Include Ian, Jennl 011ift; recorder, M4111 with their new teaching home As poeins or essays. ROB BESSERER makes like ii jaik -iii -the-box to call student' attention to yearbook sales 't scmSchool Orders will be taken through mole (SkIS Photo) Oct. C 21 CONSULT THIS SAMPLE PAYMENT SCHEDULE When You Shop for Your Car Hare's how simple it is to finance your now car: I • -, - \ "tI .1. ~%,I ._ .;• Wednesday by I The four categories for en. Mrz. Frank Nleg8ick, Nlrb. Don- /. I % .-,,%~::~ -r.-;,,-,-.. I open to all Lyman students. ; , k ~.( - FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD Sample Payment Schedule for Three-Year 4'/2% Auto Loan 36 Monthly Payments Monthly Payment Amount of Monthly Payment Without Life Insurance Loan With Life Insurance .. -,** I I ; . Retrea t A Speech Tournament will A Spiritual Life Retreat held sponsored by the Lyman High School Speech and Drama Class at the Methodist Youth Camp Saturday Nov. 5 and will be near Leesburg was attended on • • - ' .:, : : ; • - ;. j'rI il, 14 .. • . Wright. and Bill Brown advise ! ;~~' I - -' Wherever you live in Central Florida you can't get a lower interest bank loan onyour new car than at the Florida State Bank of Sanford. There are no gimmicks! You pay a low $4.50 interest per $100.00 per year. Tourn ament Set - . .. • .' '•. k \k' - ' l 'L. ., sponsor from Orlando is Mr. E. D. Guard. The Unit One advisers are Terry Christensen, Delbert Abney, and Mack Chiesa. Harold Brooks, ji • • • .., I . . .. ' L' t • -' - ' ' , I . interested students had a get- Speech, Drama .. ., ! - You're as close as your phone to a low-cost 41/.,% auto loan. Call us! v i • ' • '',-,.,.. - -Y.vU:t. - - - e ' . • yearbook. the staff members Company and Unit Two named are being very secretive about their company "Semico." Each unit will sell stock in its cornall this. Subscriptions for the annual pany. The companies will then will continue to be sold until manufacture and sell a prod-. oct.. 21. Down payments may The start as low as $2. Junior Achievement - • - - * full I " the theme has been chosen. As forming a company. Unit One with many other aspects of the named their company "Chasern" Lt. t . - - - jJ • t C' of 4' .,!.L." .:i"~t~ ~fl",A?.I%f.I,' .I:r,,,-, ,;.~'','' , 11~, ;,~'Ir'-._,1~0.~%,). .,,.. '1 ~ ql " , . -~' "'., 1.---L 4,; 4 " :, ,. ____________ W______ (Herald Photos) - - a O der - 71 ;• • - - . . - I -,; The J.A. members were di. have over 200 pages. covering 1 features that each member ior superlatives have been sebelieved that '.ided into two units, each It is and lected ___ •- it : , " stage and is now bus'. putting Pictures of students laculty acquainted and organizational SHS yearbook The annual is expected to together the ideas, pictures and and clubs have been ta ken. sen- period. ETT - w ,.~:,. ) 0.1"1'~I~~":"'~"' ,':,''! . , The staff is past the plan ning of '66-'67 one of the best. taking orders for the 1966-67 I 4 0 -. In e to MOS' 8 hutit li of timed old tent hot a battle t lieu % fly t oss a ls,,sbs'tI,nlI court. while a sIihtiv worst' IOV - w ar eliemitig squnul yell their way into it lot, of ante throats! I - . . s Rofilgr to Ili, ';i:i::flft ,;, .'I., "' Formed Here uurs I L\ M ma kers Association in the home economics suite Shown (left to right) are Airs. Alary Simmons, fnculty sponsor; Duane Gibbs, president. and (Herald Photo) Gail Davis, vice president. I' Benef it made up stric t l y Smith,program work, Pein'. ',t,ifntI ir hitch female fiw Peterson, p r o e c I a , Ch e ri Ult'. uu'nhIet q lo mention Adams, public relations; Toni 1,nvvim' Swoon'.', itiknwskI. recreation, a n d tiv. Pett' (,lorin Hatcher, degrees Dean The SAV AGE. At11 51 t DUN1 " c niiii ---b . •- ':- • - 1&!' CAKE .PUDDING was subject of demonstration presented b Miss Geraldine Bradshaw of Florida Power Corporation for Bear Lake 4-fl Girls Club. Members shown with her are Lori Dempsey, Mary Patterson, Cath y and Cheryl Lashley, Kim Norris, Holly Reeves, Susan Miller, Karen Reichmann, Tern Brogan, and Brenda Ellis. Mrs. Harold Miller is adult leader for the group, (Herald Photo) S tage UF 1'.'. .I 4, t t • Many ambitious end enthusmatte teenagers sa'. the) are , ready to do their best to "put Sanford on th e map" wit.h a A t s r Junior Achievement program. Im J Meeting for the first time "Sally" staff members are the many activities of the year. hopes will make th e Salmagundi Monday night at th e City Hall, CARNIVAL sponsored ni South Seminole Junior JIighSchool b the Athlttic Association brought in reported proceeds of 7O() Jim Smith some (top photo) engraves jewelry as s t u d e n t watch while little Connie Rating (center photo) ex,imiIie' doll at arts and crafts booth displaymg urticle' made by the school's art department In the booth (left to right) sir. .Linici Littermail, Debbie Phillips, ' '......'.,,:', L_. '/ .- -. - .,;Il _____ A • ' . . . I %~~':., ",~;* A01"I -~~ F ti. I T\ nit mImi i w i honin t ii at I i .. i' ii h'. Futni C 1lir'e _____ _______ .'' __________. - 4 11 - "'T V " " in A, , , ... _____ . . T`7 ii S uden s aculty, F _____ .,I & -.'.,.-,, - - . . _________________________________ V. _________ ~, enr. result. It V r . .. . - y ... .. • :• I ., L. • _____ - •• . - ,I .:'fr~x~-,4'!: . , * - p - ' . ________ - _1~1'::, ~ ,.,* '' i Ill was Mrs. Zuls MeLeod, former home economics teacher at. Lyman now on maternity lea'. e, ,3 mum, 13 ih'c I HA will ho I'li,\ gim Is ecks old ('hnptei Ic bnun ,n ml n style and her little si lint Ii tennis w ill lie m hoes ml tlnughtei who w as the eentet Unctiht tii 'ltt.I tt liii ii'. III.' fliOn tout hi,',c of Snn 0 atI (to bn'kt1i,ihl gain, it will be u il ii 13 gli will %%-I ll be Officers of the lilA include pinvml in the sh"nl nniiitnrlum known as 1'U i'l"l N( PUOFKSDuane Gibbs, president ' )1I' ( lint a beet lending 'nturdns at 7 i p in Davis, vice president; Tina Admission will he t'r ei'nt 51311$IIl! 1 tint ii \ Ire l, ltu'lpnl 1 kdahl, secrelar'. Ceetle Nd lint hs,i nti,l ConchIi 1) and nfl outs fot Is son, treasurer, Beth Daniel, adult a -ith huh I thit' profit a 'imit or will in' on t he mttpintl. historian; and Paula Love, going to (lie United 1'tiiitl. As thiitiia Intik tight.. now l' '. ,~J.'?-1_11a 1A , * _ reported, -.. ____ l ' .. _____ .'. I ________ . - ir -, • . r F V t • - A W' , .' - _________ ,. . ' '' .. :. ,.,, . .• a " Ill for the otgnniiation. A special iruest the tea '4 • ' '. ':, ________ -1. 1 - . ,, - . i• . P , zone ' A'. ' . , I 0111 1 •. . . -' - A ..J C 88 r I al6U nthisor - s !'.---i!" y - the eastern end was Pole neutral UHUF3 - without any apparent suspended two weeks ago to al means of starting a fire, you Inv field teams of the interim. might tr' starting it with ice. A rough lens can he fashiontional Control Commission to ed out 'f clear ice and, by con'investigate charges that the of F4.nrnhin P Delicirnis pinch and cooldes omemkers Asso- white daisies and red gladioli. Teachers and staff members the Future Homemakers arrangement of daisies and were served. An at Lyman High School were elation. Mrs. Mar' Simmons Is the ed The club's colors were car- chr)'snnthemunls grac honored at a tea In the home economics teacher end faculty economies suite by mr'mhi'rs of ned out in the ei'ntorpieee of • entfee table. ou what th e response would be, Fire From Ice NEW YORK (UPI - If you hut air att.aci; has been the only stranded at the North were i: s. Jict.jot4 against the zone. . • ;, U y ' A A dfl L reported. In South Viet Nam, ground est i li U S R52 bombers attacked the 7.01W toward the central part today hitting North Vietnamese governments 'swill be ob- Cong harassment was and no one was hit. 1u!fd to respond." I spokern did not spell - L. SOuth w .----.-------------.-.-.-------.(if',. Ill, rl'!rinlh I 4 tht U.S. and South Vietnamese cc.mmands reported a series of small, scattered clashes. But American and South Viet. troops scored a notable namese No planes were reported lost Thursday but an Air Force P105 success In opening 80 mIles of Thunderchief was shot dow' hghway through the Viet Cong. t oday 70 miles northwest of Infested territory between Sai• Vinh. the 399th loss reported for gon and three rich rubber plan the air war against the north. A tations near the Cambodian bor der north of the capital. tu'licopter rescued the pilot* A U.S. spokesman charged The 700.vehicic convoy, the tht Communists with military, largest since American troops : came to Viet Nam . hauled rice a ctivity In the 30 square ;: the eastern end of the buffer for 40,000 people up to the plan c'm between North and Sou th tations and returned with 2.50ff \ u't Nam and said If it conun- tons of rubber worth $2 million. vital epnrt. Only minor Viet uc thi U.S. and South Vietnam - ,* " . I Z 1 i iii, Here's Lyman North Told I t --- I Ne __ Schoo -_ --.-------.-- --------- 1 Missions nty 15 1)111CC by secret ballot, s. '- - - - New SHS Teacher Has Many C*1V*1C Ron Green, business editor: reen Leahy. liud phin to bt-cotuo permanent "With tile officers no%v elected citizens of Oviedo in tho near nteres (MS stands for manuscript. for Connie Huyiner. layout editor: those who are not in the F r a n k Svancar, advertising Liii' FIIA (,lul) will be in high future. manager; Linda Cote and lIar- gear and the action tin," StiIte(i lit their spare time th e FeinMrs. Jo Ann Rowe, teacher, of Florida and is certified in of the First Lady of the state, ma. national honorary sorority know.") flit. zzidgazine will also feature L'II. 'i • he resident. teach ers. a member ' '' Iit'rgs enjoy playing clarinet to the Psychology, Guidance and PerMrs. Ilaydon Bunts, Sen. Mack or not is new to SLIS but t st ents tives, and Gail Wilson and JanI t he d aw th odist Church of Sanduets a few games of 4111 and in Social Cleveland and Rep. Joe Davis. Grace Me Seminole County school system. sonal Services, nd candid 1mots taken . , - '' ' '- ' " t p ud Transferring from South Semi- Studies. She received tier Must- Mrs. Rowe has two citildren. ford. she is a member of the A 3 Above payments include documentary stamps and legal fees. Call Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette, Installment Loan Department, for your low-cost 41/2% new-car loan. nole Junior High School. she is er's degree at Rollins College Monica Jo, nine years old, who Pairs and Spares class, and a A descendent of "MS 65." izzent cstinmates that 3 umilliozi •\lrs. F'uinberg boasts she is attends Southaide Elementary s ubstitute teacher in the youth "MS '67" will come out every Buck Island Reef, an under- gallons of inotuishItmi, are sold time champ. Although they now with the Guidance Depart- during the summer of 1966. Mrs. Rowe taught three years School and a small son, Tom, division of the church. nient of SUS. riimie weeks, starting with th e water park in time American Vir- In (lint state each year - tax haves not Imati timuch time for it Ru%,e During the stunmer Mrs. old. Airs. Rowe, it native of the in Starke, FluridiA. and three who is three years ulose of the second nine weeks gin Islands, preserves it living lo:m of $9 million for the state Illo FiAllbe"gis enjuY truvelilli: state, is from Starkt.-. Florida. years at South Seminole Junior She is past president of the enjoyed the beach and made at- period, instead of once a year coral reef, teeming with Hum- and $45 million for time Federal and include this in their future She attended college for two High School. In 1965, she took Jayceettes and her husband is tempts at rig boyant tropical fish and plants. Government. as did its predecessor. years in Athens. Georgia, on it a group of 14 students, who had now president of the Sanford & Phone: 647-4293 in Orlando and vicinity ____ twirling scholarship where she straight 'A' average to Tulla- Seminole Jaycees. She is a was a majorette br the Dixie hassee. When they arrived they member of the Ept,ilon Sigma were guests of Doyle Conner, Alpha Sorority which is a social Red Coa Baud, She received her Bachelor of the Commissioner of Agricul- bororit' for women and also a Science degree at the University , ture. They were also the guests member of Delta Kappa Gam Phone: 322-1611 in Sanford it 1 ____ - --------- -- Appalachia I Program TOPIC i For Circle At 12k - I - - - - - - ALORMA 200 Went Feist lotteet - - STATE BANK • t..nh,td. FID'i - A program entitled "What Is Appa*laeliiu" was piectited by Mrs. J. A. Vurn for the October meeting of the Carolyn Smith Circle of the Wwumun'a Missionary Society of Firs, Baptist Church, Luke Mary, at her home. The circle chairman, Mrs. 'i' M. Whlghani, conducted the 1n13etthg and Mrs. Robert Wil. crksua gave the call to prayer, bringing devotion fsom tim.' hook of Exodus. Speciul prayer was offered for the inissiusmarIes on the birthday pisyct • - - - - - • - - de - IANFQRD " - - - .• - • - - - , - - -' -- - - - - -, - _;-- - - list. - r It - . • -- - .• - Mi-s. W. G. Brown gave the closing prayer after reports were heard S twa cwnusit.tee I - - -. - - - I _ - ' -_-_- _______ - ' •- -- - I - . I I - I Lamar Stokes stsid We. Pse- RECENT INITIATES of the Seminole high School Key Club ate shown hero. They took part in core 11101iies at ,u coulbilled Key Clul)-Kiwanis (Aill) luncheon at the school lunchroom Wednesday. Fi'oni Gardner, MUw Moses and hinul llollingsworth. Standhig are (koi'ge I Iauiitkui'n, Jay Ox f o rd, Dun Winfrey, llunk Ashby, liun Alartin, Dwmio Witit- mire, kkip Sesnkus'ik, Tony %%'hitusg and Allun Da(floruld Photo), II __ ..____-..7_.. _ Al Itefrusbuients were served by time huatou to, in additon to thuaw aliendy siumed, bire. ; :re' , - 44- i # 1) chairmen. - 0%'LELPO JUNIOR HUAI cheerleudej-6 are readv ttj cheer their teum to victory. Fruin left are Itaudi Wetheriiigton, Marlice Culfee, cu-captain, t - •• * •• •• t - ------- ,, - - _; ----- :: •- . - - - •- - - - - - -- --- --.: - -•---' .-- - - ..._,_*- "-. '. - ..l, - - ' �i W . I _________________ _______ ~ 71 *1 I I ! 1 Horoscope 1 1 1 . .t Forecast . . . . SATURDAT, OCTOBER GENERAL SLNI)AY, OCTOBER 16, 19€ f 15. iMS TENDENCIES - I GENERAL lUnnday, Otnhei 17, 2$6 ! I . 11 - iii11 h (Mar. 0 I I, Greates t * _____ * 1. .1 * - B i arga . - * * -ì * * * need I I I I * .1 - I ! - ,- ries I -i ' / I - : I 11I i II? I 'I 11 i i - ~ -- - II . I - - I i * * I Lt .1 ~ , , I i ( I I I :' I. I - I i ;, - , ., Ahiiti liflht'. fl p ii J~ , I - . * U) ) proffer closest 4 o TONITE * SATURDAY ADMISSION S1.0O A CARLOAD GIANT 3 FEATURE r No. n "THE BLOB" ly IN COLOR NO. - "' 0MING SUN. THRU WED. GEORGE , SEGAL AS A,:, a -. . ,.% I % I - -. % % WK fo . . NO-04, I U010r, of * - DAILY 9 I *" = . i News a er _ ______ = P ow_ 0*0 . I ________ * 61 a& i5i r cl A NOW it _ I__ ____ _ 6 , - - - . .. - - O• lox -, / I - * I - - --- ---- -a -. - - - * -------------------------------------------------------- __ ___I - __________ * _________ * ___________ *15 ______ ___ _ - - - - 4 - S S - : - - a - e - .- --- ______------------- -. - -. - ... . ._________ • - . , ,-. --... -- - ---- ,•_ - .• i * -.-- *' -- - - - -- --- - -- 'i' , " -. • •-.'' a.. .' ----------------- - ------.'--S-S.------- ,,.-' ' - ' - . -- .......-...'. a' .nc .. --- "-.,. -I .. -' -'- 5t9.d*t---------- a.- a -.s a. . ..- _________________ II . ----- - I i '1 iv GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED ( ) MAIL •'.- - ___________ _______ - ____ ---.-*-_____ 1 10:00 _'_',t)JI10* NAME •...s.........• M.nu Chanqnd I ... Subecriptie. ___ ___ V ...- ____ * rwi -- -' * -. R it BREAKFAST 322-2611 75c OpII I 12:45 ( H.'s The Bi*jgest Hero In The Whole Wide World Of Adventure I [ I SALAD BAR FISH CHICKEN '1.50 1.35 _____ • A . ' -' 'Swee+ Potato C..k..' L,I 935 Phone 365-5151 P P.M. Daily THE TOW N HSE RESTA URANT _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ - - --- ____-- __________ _____ ____ Something New Has Been Added I _____ . ..,..., LT 'WALK UP TAKEOUT _ 50c i ( WINDOW _____ _____ 1 r I ___________________________ ENTERTAINMENT __4 at the Piano _____ Bar Slav" Violk woll C°' 11.n I c 91 COCKTAIL HOUR * . _ * - - - ALL INCREDIBLE UNDERSEA ADVENTURES AND INVENTIONS Allfriot! !!9 RUSSIAN ROU!f T1[ WITH DIES[L TRAINS ... ArRICAN [OVE SCHOOL 1:15.2:55-4:35. 6:20.1u05 .9:55 DRINKS 0 $1.95 up DINNERS Ph. 322.9716 ~ ER I lI*'.L ' I - - -. - a - • - -. * ' *4 -v-.- - .- * -. . .. *......... - -- ---4 - a - •__ , .. .. *.- -.--._ - -- . ** ** * - -, - . , ,t ._.., r. a4.. -.. 4. , • -- - -- -- -- I __________ - - ---*.f...--.-- - -*--' Whoa - r MRNO 0 d.t2 = PH. ' - ' . '' - , .,, - ,-, .. -, - •. -- . - .. . - ---__________ SonMrd ______________________________________ _______ * • •• - * • . .. -. * I ______________________________________________________________________________________ I C: 3225965 - I •. A Hiarry Hwyl7.flS. L -. .. In KWUIkI.dy ' _________ -S ' - 0(ja LA~Q 00 - I * SANFORD 2455 PARK DRIVE ','..:.'t-'--' ,.. 5 oci3tI ! ...... . - C __________ / " A --------------------- , * ............. -----------------..-..-. ;; a I -- - - L P.M. DAILY- I HRbh[N WA!i',,I0FMU) tUb MOUSII.FL MALE WSHA GIRLS -. STRANGE JUNGLE MANHOOD RUES I -5to7 p.). I HOME DELIVERY ______ _________ - '* - _-~* 1 PLUS L 1.I 2.95 __ JOHN URBAN IUSN Ret.) Sole Own. PH. 322.2902 Acr.ss fusm $.ef.rd Pies. 17.92 -.- -*-________________ _________________________________________________ VICKY BLAIR fInN.' o.gi ________ - - for SEAFOOD OVIEDO. FLORIDA of 1,,UIRP'IV44 _______ wo r t II~! 10 MAR.LOU RESTAURANT 1Afr , 425-5938 $ WITH OPEN up __ or . I it DINNERS • CALL AND MAKE RESERVATIONS I 111111 j. *. CALL 2PM * 75C p ALL MIXED DRINKS TODAY U U . . I ___ il I VED /uIAM I SUNDAY I ••.•...... (Sea I Cl Pr.. 0. aSu4d PbpI L. DAILY - STREET I 11 .1 1, r, _____________________________________ BUFFET LUNCHEON -, . - - •.•. - ________________ ________ ________ ,_ _________ \. *--..--'--.'.-*--..-.....'---....--'-.----.-'.--*.---, * I ... -''.i - * 1 I I .1 - -I . * * - - a%, . I I * - * -- - - 1. : ____________________________ -o%~ COOK? . Ladies Night Each Thursday ______ ____ __________________________________ 8:00 I ) CAUJUI ...................... ______ 4:00 .1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD HEAD and His Band FRI. A SAT. 9 P.M. 'TIL 1:30 A.M. _ _____________________________________ SERVED HIRE Oft TAKE OUT - : ml. if PHONE 322-2482 COR. Ist & MAGNOLIA I JIMMY I WILLIAM HOLDEN (right) is threatened by costar Richard Widmark as Richard Rust looks On in "Alvarez Kelly," opening Wedne.s(lay at the Park East and Park West Theatres, 2:00 I ___ *-,, - ------ ._*.._ - 'THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" Open 5 A.M. HOMEMADE PIZZA _____________________________________________________________________ - COFFEE or TEA __________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ --- • Complete Dinners $1.75$3.50 ---------- GUfl.o * L 9 9 INCLUDES: FRENCH FRIES TOSS SALAD - ;e,aI Florida's Oldest & Finest ______ 1. I Sanford Herald ---------------------------.,.._.__..a . • . S P E C IA _________________________________ I-- • GO INT. 4 TO OUR DOOR EXIT LEE NO. & EAST TO 17. _________________________ - c Steak House ,.. 1U7 - . i•wa FRIED CHICKEN ~I Freddie's - -' WUT PaaY. PWONl I SANFORD, FLORIDA ** 11140 Eat In The Lamplighter Lounge _____ -__ _____ * '1 I You Can Your Favorite * - I Al - a OPEN SALADBAR It P• ______ ___ Why wait - X. ____ 322-7542 SUNDAY ONLY ALL YOU CAN EAT ' hew' -- I ___ I Ph. ACADEMY AWARDS ___ ____ .'- ____________ Lanes Jet Onora Rd. Hwy. 192 - special Oely _______________________________________________________ * -LIFE MAC;AIINE , 1 Our -- for LION WALKIP S.rvle Msqer 97e Luiuches ...... Food Trorh~ Lounge & __________________________________________________________ EVENINGS 2 P.M. (Open 1:30) And 8 P.M. (Open 7:30) F -* . I Try - - - mon. thru thurs, $2.00 f i, sat, sun, hot. 52 50 smoking 2k *41400"i __________________________ 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY - __ t - AI AO AR tIC 5RAD. TA OR COFF .L AND WIDESCREEN ": : cw till I ej -_ ---- __:_ = tess who Is attracted to the histy, war-loving Quinn and helps n('tliCVP his ambitions: him Mmji,rice Itonet, fiS another (It Quinn's r*ffIcer. a mar' Who cttidc in his way. • - '- -* 1JL ________________ tive Algprin; Michele as the nristoeçatic French (Olin- lteiilnil. Sound "ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVER MADE!' ____ ____ Rig STUFFED FLOUNDER .... $2.25 • RAINBOW TROUT ......$1.75 SEARS TOWN, Rocl!.dg. 1.SC mon. thru sun, ZHWtGO DOCYOR FILMED IN COLOR ____ p 10 former * that-call up aboutll.~o 11.111. ________________________________________________ . _ h . WINNER OF 1-_* Inn girl he loves in order force her Into betraying her own brotItr; George Sea1. ;s thc rrench Army brother, a officer now fighting for his nn- , ___ _____ _______ = ' * . . - 11 ., : ., :.:?: .1 ________________ . . . • T.RONI 14.Oi. ........ 52.50 . DELMONICO ..........$1.95 ___________________________________________ , . 1. J your I . AMERICAN LUNCH101143 70e UP OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. or so and tell them what- you A sure thing always-no mat- into submission by (eneriII brutal us the war that In waged SEARS TOWN, Ft Piarc ___________________________ want and when you'll be there. ter how big tile business (leal Griiiii. ---______________ 111,01111d theill. I dateIt'll he ready for you. The or how important. ._ liolden plays the title role, TROPHY is open from 9:30 at FREI)DIES-you eon be that of an Irish-Mexican ranch' 20. MSDCStY rR - MCA bi - sure! Sure of good service, the er who brings the lit-rd north; a.m. until 2 a.m. (These SPECIAL SEAFOOD DINNER finct cfflinr, cpert ttctfo _ \v;t1a*, l's'-' IlcvL.l. I it-so we can say, "I told you to tho8e little extras like cher- leader (if tilt, guerrilla forces, THE LAST MAN wHO EVERY FRIDAY FOUND ,;," KNEW WAS rica jubilee, wine, served just and )K'rstlndt'd to train the Coti• INCLUDES • • • WITH A BROKEN t1ECK • the right. way. So many little federate cavalry in the techClam Chowder AND A SMILE I I I THERE'S SOMETHING IWW th ings th at count so big. Every- niqucs of tin' rttic drive, prior Seafood P1.1. STARRING a 011L , Cole Slew at PINE CREST INN-it'S knowg FREDDIES is in tt) owir seizure or iiis DIRK MONICA TSENCE $195 Fern Park. walk take - out w BOGARDE Wheel in, bong the bell and off one of Ilolden's fingers, nn*I Coffee or Tea Interstate 4 MOVIELAND ADM. someone will be right there to George Washington was the tin' promise that the others R.s.rvations I At SUN. THRU WED. take .your order. Or call up first president. of the Society DELTONA I 668.4428 ADULTS ......... 60 head of time. Remember, too, of the Cincinnati. KIDDIES UNDER 12 FREE that PINE CRESF INN is open * -* O)I'tilt4'. _____ ________------Ip •r* ---T. -T _________________________________________ MATINEES I . FRENCH CUISINE - Agreement to co-oliernte in FRUYISION*- COLUMBIA COLOR CO-HI T 9:20 ONLY WHO IN BLAZES IS ... () . glmv/407 "~f //& - I _________________________ (2) 'roji Cat TUbAl' he, or ahe, will be TODAY IF YOUR CHILI) 18 BORN 1I0 (6) The Beagle, he or she, 'W ,t94* One of those young people who TODAY (9) NCAA Footbisll pie of those deep-thinking he, or she, will be -; (2* Srnith.ontan and will iuzvc much deternalnijo one of those vary hriliant young 1::t)0 (6) Tom & Jerry analytical Persons who will do and ou must Well Iv professions that will '-* 3:30 (('I Adventure Theater -.., ... * -with New Era findings, improv spect the wisba and rights of of usitig a direct route in going L• * florid. Sciwol, Pet. other,,, o th erwise there will be log social and 141,111. luumic after whatever Is wanted. Per! -. ' I.* 2:00 (2) Jr. Achiøvet,nt tiona. scientific research. etc. so much suLfjahni in this mit to travel early, to study * 2:30 (2) ThA ____ __ The field of b bunking Is alio chart thut. even partners will foreign languages, philosophies, . (6) its the 1mw '.s" * resent It. The twilight years of etc. _________________________________ "i _______ 3:00 (9) NCA.A FootbajJ * * ideal here. Tue will power There is * great humani- !* i' 4:00 (6) NFL Irootbali of this life will bephilanthropic tarian flair her. and your progey Is tremendous, and - " () Laramie this should ..; (2) &..harg Opeu 1nv1t,. nobody will be able to thwart and happy ones. Give ap1riUjij be encouraged, sine, much per• ________ tion*I ,- :. hint, or her, when mind Is made training early and send to the annul benefit comes from such F. ,..:i,* (6) Chump. Bowling * school of his, or her, choice, up to do something, *-(9) Champ. Wrestling altruistic leanings. Desire to put .• .1, 4:30 (2) Larainle .. f "The Stars InipeI,theydonot self through co1le is denoted. "The Stjirs impel, they do not _________ oo (2) The Texan compel." What you make of compel," What you nuike of Let's Go To Tito itao.a "The stars Impel, they do not . ;- 1.'' - -* •. (9) 'Wide- World $port• your life Is largely J Your life is largely up to YOU! compel," What you make of -. 5 :30 (21 GE College Bowl Cirroll Righter's Individual __ Carroll Righter's 1ndjvIdj your life l largely up to YOU. _____ ______ (5) I)aktanl _____ _ _____ :00 (2) News Forecast for your sign for Nay- FUrUCIISt for your sign for NoCarroll Righter's Individual - ___ 6:30 (2) News emptier Ii now ready. For your vember is now ready. For your Forecast for your sign for Nov. * I 'JP7 send your blrthdate and p7 send your birthidate and ember Is now ready. For your (Ii) Twilight Zone _______________* ___ ____ 7:00 (2) it'. A exne.l1 World -_EOO to CW'OII $LOO to Carroll Righter Pore. copy send your birthdate and ___ _______ * (5) Central Florida 8how. cast, call, - -* Box $1.00 to fl Eh Fore______ (1*) One Step Beyond . 1821. Hollywood 28. CadUgnj. EOIlYwuud £8 ,Califot1*. cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 7:30 (2) Flipper Jackie Gleason 1021, Holywood 28, California. (14) Shane oIuUon made The building of the original The iodusal GUE GIRL OUt IOF1 1:00 () Please lun't Eat . essenHal more exact inetbuds of Paris' Champs CIIUIII In the early 10th cen- A group of bualneasmen and Mi'o1l LH&iales $ :20 (i Get Elysees ws o g hsI. a =a- tury 'rum UWW Or Mb"Y West- scholars plan to rebuild much of ~0 Pistols & pettio"to ethins T"dI' In different factor- U!'d to Buffalo Wins the *kid =Md in s&wy W& (14) Liawrenoe W.Ik biggest the city of Fort Royal. Jamaica skin by Parisian designer Ici will not fit together unless ConstructIon project ever under9:00 (2) SM. Nit. at llovl. It existed before an earth. Durer.1t'sajptI)kyfth they arc inuide Lu precise stand- taken An the young United quake (C) 1iasiusi lnipuseil.,l. ___ _____ ___ toppled ft Into the sea in beNds, cap (9) Brisedoon __ and lumdba.g all ___ a. State,, 10:01. (6) 11 . APID you - - ' ' RESTAURANT CORDON BLEU there is the same kind of genVldniiti-k or" stiirit'il, an a retie- the hi-jacking if a herd • tlot's Hut. DINE ATTHtTRADE WINDS TONIGHTI llO' 1)1.) YOU feel about gn.li' niIt'it tirt',. atid a reckless juieltidi' ngr,e,,it'tit In anything t'totis offerings at. the salad can choose just pizza? It's a favorite snack Come dine with u. You m a y be bar, where `41.19,ectiv(1y. lit "Alva- eke. and Ifoldl-11 it, 1-I'vellklfsurprised to discover (to your ""I the right necompanimptit for with so ninny people nnd some ...... II i opens \%'etl- for the fttiizer rititi in gratitude economical I'll" whjt'l, delight) that It's more 1P7 Ut-C content. to make a whole ''(t- steak, chicken or seafood to enjoy luncheon or dinner in th e entree. SAnd l-iov about. Sweet meal of it. Best place to get. it iivsday at. the l':t,- k East anti for tIll! tiigbt. slit' Sp('IIliS with cooi,pheasintcomfortofthelrade Potato Cal~e? Ever tried it? is at AIAR LOU-They make park %Vvmt Thentres. A Sol C. him - hellm %Vidmark's rellicWinds. Delicious food. Courteous their own-none of that can- Si(,g,,I 111-oductioii for Columbia flint fintice escal)e front WidDO! service. And no dishes to wash,1 • • 14 • ned or packaged stuff, JIMMY I'ietur('s release ill l'nnnvltiioti 111 ark and the South,, via a block' HAVE YOU DISCOVERED hEAD and his band are there, 1111*1 color, "Alvarez Kelly" fl(lC-ruflfler. The girl is played : the TROP11Y LOUNGE yet? rocking out the rythinn every (11.1111111 of \ I lattice litile, mid Victoria ~ Wh y not? We keep trying to Thursday, Friday and Saturday matitie jut iiLi(', lms*'tl (*11 8 title Shaw nisu e',titrjbtitt'n to the t I f tell you and lots. just lots, of night front 9 P.m. to 1:,30 a.m. incident of tile Civil \\'.It- whel I filin's storinivi- romantic 111198,, I people have been taking our and Uiitigs really junip. 1,adies Collf"(41VI-104- C1lV1kIl'.V 1`0111,01t, It ages. 111i"'; Shaw illso Plays It , 1, remember Thursday night advice and thanking its for it. lilnody battles Iii 8fl Southicrmi belle, (Inc who uses ivs of cAPRTERIA,. ,e herd if her feiniiiine wiles to hehi WidWhy should you be different? ia YOUR night. -effort to Steal it hu;,, ~ PARKWOOD PLAZA, W. 50 How about. lunch? Don't have • cattle fitnii tilt, Utiitii OililY Iti mark kidnap Holden. SEMINOLE PLAZA, CIIIe'b.j __~ 41 . , CLAUDIA CARDINA11 JK4& H0) PHELPS Delon, as a voting off ie'er qervlog under Quinn, sensitive. but ."Alvarez Kelly ANTHONY QUINN Ti..- Ret Pattol (5) Capt. Kangaroo provul of higher-ups. AQUARIus (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Safeguard your repu (9) Jet Jackson ta tion (0) Tb. Wild. Wild West AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 to Feb. 5:30 flur and Allen lD)-You are able to contact SIlice others are in a very crlti. 19) Cultivate (9 Green Hornet some new contact 5:f0 '9I Tim.- Tunflel (9) Planet Patrol th ose higher-ups It you go to cal mood, and keep busy irn- itt this thne, entertain, etc. and 900 Super Six Opz Mike (5 Mlbty Heroes golf CoUrses, club meetings, etc. proving your career. Although you find excellent benefits ac3..M(_ The .tlan From Where (0) Kolnmander Kart they are apt to be. State you feel somewhat inimical crut' for you very soon. How5;3(j () Atom Ant 't, 14ogni. hierue, alms quietly. Enjoy sports as about it 10:30 () Space Kicidette. 4 1-higher-up, think whe re ever, you have to be the one to 9) Adwn. Family well and you start an uptrend (ti) 5,ee Angel '.1 :1" (1 'ri Nit. 1 111:00 (j secret Squtna'.! very quickly. ror. Be silent. (9) Prankenstain Jr. & I':flO (2 T.H.E. CAT charming, a good host or boa- ](*:fIt PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 1mpo..ib1 Lare.I. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 2(J) tess. 3n:10 (:) tlnderadog -Look for new interests and OUt- You have (I') i O"lo High , excellent ideas but (5) Space. Otiost 30:31' C, Nfl. Highlight, lets this Satur PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. I Reatlep day Instead of they need further study before If yu show true a going to the same haunts, and yo 11:00 (2. Coal SloCool ff ection to CUll put them in operutio, (6) Superman thiose who are highly-placed (t Caeper Cartoon, Improve your way of living. DeShow others that you are de'o find that contracts with velupIg comes. Make it YOU!' 11:30 (2) The Jetao8s (5) Lone Jt&UgCT business to meet the persons voted to them. Plan to be with them can be curried out more * . ,y . cungenjuls (Ii) Magilia Gorilla inure in the near fueffiejentl' and Pau admire, can be helpFul to ture. Be gracious, ucceasfully. PATI1HD*yp. : * you. Find greater rapport with loved . 4;,-. -g * IF YOUR CHILD IS (9) Bug, Bunny IF YOUR CHILD 18 BORN BORN one. This can also be helpful. D DINE AT from • TOUCIITON'S is more than . just a drtigstore-they hare a IAN TIMES, when pay for a buffet luncheon, 3'Oti tine t-estiiui'niit, too UnL1 Stiiift'nrless l"rt'n('li nrmy i NTHONY (I TIN N, as ii find )'OhllSelf with a whole day, they are offering you nil 1)111111 I'(Uii) ('liflifliHti(I('l', leads his tfl(t1 into hattie plateful of nothing much. Well the Southern fried chicken you it's NOT like that at the can vat, for an unbehievnl,ly in 'l'h I O5t. Command." __________________ lo'v l)I'ICC. All till! tvininiings, ---____________ 1'()\\'N fi RANT in Oviedo. Their buffet, f course. Another good thing All I is old -fashioned-such an at'- they have is breakfast •-- hot and hearty and henIthy. Evei-yI ruy of $rood things you never saw! You can make a real one iieed a good breakfast, in - 10:15 ONLY 7:00 A I 1:15 (hI - . a nintter chef. We can i'-'i'*- dirty dishes great? It. s. meat it, wholeheartedly. "THE EMBALMER" ' U', , riletl for their #,ffnrtq, 4 . those 7:00 5 11:30 I ** places you have an excellent and widely its one of varied menu-wine, cocktails---hn%t to kuo about. The IS inlpnsing---such an array Sit right down anti let someof delectable foods, with exotic one wait on you for a change. "THE SHE BEAST" IN COLOR :t i I TAURANT. It's just across IRII for DELTONA INN, the street from Sanford Shop- north on 1.4-Just across fit" . river. Their dining room nnd lounge are both open. They slint-ture from the oUtSide - RAMA HORROR (II 7.30 (t;* A WINE 4 fl l Town ties morrow, P your 'I I (5* - 196 i women ut around the corner ing," t liii ('nil flelner. flriati as qniiielhit, of a niarker for APRl ' for happy irnur at 1)ii' where an Algerian boy Is pRintenjoyment.. ThESE DAYS when just Icrith :111(1 .ItII1;?thnn Winters, atiti our titnec. It Ic a ptu!t' out . . . to 7 p.m. daily with from ing the defiant ward 'fnrlc'pencl. * 1)0 YOU have to watch the about everyone in the family all drinks and we do mean enre" on a wall. ALL-at. only 0 cents? Th ms calories? (Doesn't everybody?) has to work to try to make ti e SInrrNi In the film are An. looking up nt this plush Tell you what--a good place ends meet-who wants to took ai thony Quint,, as the paratroop undny dinner? Take it a l)i reatautant. and loing*', with to find delicious dishes, vnmyimqndc'r who riot's whatvar . your genial hosts always Ofl pared with you calorie connter easy, sleep late, vend the paHeedS tining, Just. so long as he of Weekend Television 14. Ii your mood today. Then make plans utiun. B)' evening you get true good friend later who needs Thrush has a new laser ,un (guest star .lame, 'Whitmore) , a I93 ' r cketeer and Rang. your assistance or you want to with which it plans ft) blo%%- up ip aisting good friend. Be ver' Wily. entertain Elevate cOnscjt,u the Louvre, for a starter, and ster who hn been up tha river thoughtful. kind. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. nems. Napoleon and lilyn are .qent to for 3o ypars. When he gets out, SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 21) Although you feel others f4C0ft1'Jo (Oct. 2 to Nov. remote Swis, Monastery he finds that only two people -'YOU are able to accomplish a]. should got out of yaur way to :311 Being more altruistic cun Which mily or may nnt contain remember him: Drummer (Jack =09 anything You like this day. do what You yourself want the ~I certuitily be the way to forget tht.. trun. Andrea Fouchet (Ct-- Guilford). his one-time side$0 get Out to the right places, most, you find that a more yQyjea right now and givt. lente Yarruullm reveals that her kick, and a bitter, obsessed see the right people. Your clas- suave attitude gets You better you pleasur(- at, well. Take the uncle Simon (David .7. Stewart), policeman, Capt. Alacallister (IL eat ties are interested In your results. Leave big decisions tan- time to garner information you the former Ahbot of the nuin- C. Armstrong), Good suspense activities. Talk to them and get til tonight. Then all O.K. need for more success in the nstt'ry, hau disapeart.d. and fast action. new Ideas, too SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to ,. B.th-.-".59 11017"TA=.r. ZINW1. z to Dev. "1) taen of tile cloth are , SAGITTAUTUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)- A day to sport that your best bet zrnw for getting Dec. 21) Look to a good friend flair for Sherlock Holmes type the advice and ideas you need for ideas that will lift you out of work and uncover much that to live a more productive and of thut. dull routine into which has been moat puzzling to you ideal life. Do oni Private you have sunk , Show ingenuity . in the past. Find right channel #studying. Exiiertb can be of tre- in carrying them out so that .,:Ill, ? to follow for future surcess. Dis- niendnurs bell), ulmo. TwIi*1h: Yl?I, I Nt'ws You have greater happiness. cuss with higher-up. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to This also includes the social. 631 ( N.'wj. (() Theatre of the Stare CAPRICORN CDec- = to Jan. Jun. 20) You want to Ne wt (? Shock Theatre CAPRICORN .(Dec. 011 tO Jan. 1_ ':00 (11 ) Newt, 20)- You have a good idea to acquaintance of important per- 20) Some prominent wonian in (X G N,-w,SATVHDAT A. M AJ* that will som., hut this is 1iet done to. the husliie, world could give 5:U1 Summer Srn,e.tor benefit all of you now. Then f 9 Nc --Ito. :no (* Growey-'s Almanac while you jiuzu just )'Ohi valuable advice how to he- I', () If till, -flrIuileiey ::t U') Newp have a good time together. Be how in P.M. Don't permit disCroni:ite - come mon' succesaful, as based ' '%Vnnderful Wand of joyful. You need to get out for dlpJ;oizIting social event 'rn. flrother Buzz tonight upon her own experience. Then '7:" a good time so that you clear to deter you. Be OUtgoing, TI..- Westurtior (!I, Agriculture Time '" lahior diligently. Get the apyour thinking processes. 5:110 (, Acro, The Fence ', i*, It •fl Ii An Oct. hlttry. 'Shnnt','' 1111-111101 slittil- dily 10cf. 20-22) Itself not nil about it in this, cobiniti! JeAn- renily linve it bell. \'icky 111nir d"liclol" R 11" t"Ies-111nde ft.('0' time. did you Ioinmv flint the will still be there this week,end dnily--nil your fnvoritem. Get at those tasks that require ing your income, but you must higher-up in A.M. can open new S:30-9:30 P.M. NBC. The Alan i 11:30-:10 P. I YOU be patient and precise. since i first work them nut more thorFrom U.N.C.L.E. "The Alonks "Little Arnie From Long Ago." ore putting! in oper- doors of opportunity for you You are Just. In that kind or I nughly bef of ~ later on. Don't be. si St. Thomas Affuir." (Color) (Colori . with rneaiifrig rt'rt'tit of I ntI,l otiti .u'k Pal. f or tn,inv. "Lost Command" Is the tnry 11 lit?' qhnwltii ti't r- Iin,tv (iiinn, 'j1l hr the nttrrnilon next week at -In Theatre. the lovieiond Drive-in Ins, , ii - J I * "' i ll - GEMINI I. I 1 1 1 ! I * sti ( 'o,nniintl. ---- A drama of men anti of wnr where of group of yrench in w:ir. In the kind ('0 1ttit'(i W hours a dn', every night 24 wel. wrrn - been defented At hand tn extend fly DOT1'IE VST1N but achieve -ome 1 Phtt Men get neDim WATCH for somethint: ivnl col"P. GO Oil 011t, And all you night people. $onlc- t"tv Ihdqr. MIarring Monirn Mntk llnbqnus production exciting coniing lip at the qiainted. Pailies are exciting for of success Iii the later times 2:l0 a.m. looks like 2:30 ViflI. flotli 1IIui arc in color. 'T.nt rmnnvinti'' k a motion n"n5UtC wnr ngnintit AlgerIA. -1,110 ('(1mthere. They love to help by 1111r-Ony plulurp flint not only otintid.1; 1 , lit P fill , n n publicIty .11 _________ bdm • Previews 1 0P?11SQ Lr*lb I ,nthyrh Command' Featured 'Lost Ic'Murr ii. thoroughly. a - ______________ 01 1% - ________ cti4 41ó _ -ii _ 1A8)wo6,_ ..... 4 21 * 4111 - hr ideas r - 46 E__ #L "- Your AP ________ The stand . . * * - I : GENERAL TheFBI fl 8 any InveSti- A Sunday to 4 I. jative agencies and those with make plans to get rid of what- since most everyone is feeIln does not !('V Y TW1Y full of romance or to go nu wham one can find out the ray and to wfri over those by a high oelul1v or to be with those ~ 4 Ste ...x I-c find out whatever can 1-* standard of hying that are un they like. So get through your they have In flhlfld-afld Is It t t, you in w)atever work as early as you ca iinc I .. * . I r,, ! yOU fSSI CRfl OJ)fl ~ equany Important that you uw l way then off to the charming sit this week-end to find out just doors for you. Avoid that ten.'where others congregate and iimu 'rr \ '44 where with others deney to war a campaign of have a happy time. Pine for atwell as c1fftr* your secrecy and then late tonight j tTflttc at world peace. 1. tent1oi. YOU can be shrewd much better influences occur. * ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) 1 in making dSCfItOfl%. too. ARIES to ATir. 19) Communication, of all kind art. ARIES can be quite wrong th ___________(Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) e heat way to progress In the ..-.. Go uv your obligations ca- a' this time, so cheek every'A.M. Delving Into new int. .. * fully and see which need P53'- thIng over carefully against eats are Ideal also in the latter .'' , ' .,IV ment quickly and how to make against the finding, of those in all 1 1.P , N part. of the day. Study araulgements to carry through hiL I i phases of any endeavor so that ' -~W EflM UP 0T y With othersour improvement. Evening c a n vCflJ know lftftft,q edIt. Be most devoted to loved prove to be a most romantic enntrasl-...as Hollywood sees her In Teeeiit TAURUS (Apr. 20 to ]lay photograph, left, and as Italysees her, ilght, a aew 30) Think seriously about what! Picture befUg filmed, "The Cflri and the GenarsLft TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Y 2) TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May you can do to please mate and __________________________________________ A little kindly conference wIth 20) Whatever displeases you kin more In the day, ahead prtoers who have not been Very where partners are Concerned and achieve greater concord. .operaUve for sonic time Will during day you had better shut You have fine understanding at clear up niratand1ng your eyes to end carry through this time. Use wisely to get tqIiLrq/tL& quIckly. Pnd out what ails them. with own obligations. All can 'the finest results. ! Then a TV Time senathI' toward 811 clear up by tonight and fine GEMI!I allies, even those In Iay 21 to mona] agreements reached. Co-operate 21) If you take time to enter-I rnday. October 14, 1966 life. 9-11:15 P.M . CBS. The CBS enthusiastically. 7:30-R:10 tii GEMINI (May 21 to .1wu! 21) Partn ers at charming P31. CBS. The Wild Friday Night Movies. "Bye Bye 21 to June places, you reach greater under.! Wild West. (Cnlor Burr-y, Birdie." (1963) (Color) Dick ftufY UTM what taaks are ahead ,n) Doing for(May others willingly I standinp and can shnw some I Ilurr-'Y. nnV.#4 vnur chance 0 t, van Dyke and Janet Leigh star of you and then dive right intt) without feeling it is a sort of , nf the rat pack in a bright, colorful adaptation of your other fint. talent&. Take See at Itbast. part them with enthusiasm. Get all martyrdom is the Ouily way to time to assist e younger & together. Sammy Davis. Jr. and of the Charles Strouse.Lee cleaned up quickly. Be sure th get the right results now. you do something that will Imment. Others not quite abli. to Peter Lawfnrd are joint guest. Adams Broadway musical. Van _____ sure to get other duties '°" thnz').t, 11(1 they dc a Dyke piuv. Albert Pe terson, an u. care of thmsrivr PTOV Y' as t alSo. It Is best to take it easy pretty good job of It. Luwford aspiring young songwrIte Who assistance, ft',g eiae, having proper that In th evening, tho. ______ d etc. Manne plays Curl Jackson, a rancher has just written the title song MOON CRILDREN (J une MOON CHILDREN (June 22 1 MOON to July 21)- It Is up to you -to to July 21) It's fine to go out vention, that Cait make your mysterious night.ridc- in ecrn- ,n1) Nev Movie. Peterson needs for recreation but only with work much ligh te r and more federate army uniform, and the nionev to got married to his entertain friends who are wary today, so step out and do those persons you admire. efficient as well as help you in Davis pin)' Jeremiah, his stable secretary Rose Lelean (Janet th _ _____ since this one of those days the world of merchandising, boy. tst that and have a wonderful Leigh), but at the last minute time to boot. Seek ph pleasure en. and evenings when you act ye- Make the right choice, though. Birdie gets drafted. A good R-fi P.M. ABC. The Time Tun- cast. include,; Maureen Staplejoyable to all. Forget the war- ry quickly. Don't spend much. Don't waste money foolishly. R e lax in P.M. and be happy. the work week. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) nd. "Crack of Doom." (Color) ton, Ann-Margret, Bobby RyLEO (July 22 to Aug. '1) LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal day for getting out for Booni! and Ton' and Doug have deli and Ed Sullivan. desirous of mak pleasure, but be you landed on Many improvements can be While you island of Krak,t. _____ made at home If you get the lug radical changes at ubode, take along only those persons toit in 18R3. If you remember 9-19 P.M. ABC. Th Milton approval and assistance of those i ts best you study them well you really admire with your history, Krakatoa', vol- Berle Show. (Color) J i m Brown, dwelling with you. Get rid of first today, and then or' I Dress modishly. Then off in a cano erupted in the largest ex- the former sensation of the Kin are cheerful frame of mind. Show plosion the world has ever , whatever is obsolete and takes them tonight as well. sleep Cleveland Browns, makes his hang apt to be in a funny sort of a that vou are UP valuable space. Don't companion. knnwn, and it's just our boys' television debut-other that an a good mood. Show' patience. on to old clothes. either, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) good luck to be seized by the a football field - in a slow innVIRGO (M.. 22 to Sept. 22 vnu;o (Aug.22 to Sept. 21) Kin can have annie fine sug- n atives a human sacrifice, to tion sketch with Berle. The If you know in your own mind Driving carelessly could bring gestions for improving home soothe the mountain down. Tor. show also features cli ps of the What it is You truly desire, you much loss your way, so al and conditions there, as well as in Thatcher Wilelit stars as Brit- many games Brown played in. down and use good common adding to intome, an listen ish scientist Dr. flo1Jan. This ?4lItfr' other guests include can go after your goals in sense in all that. you do and carefully and follow, Make positive and practical nee- one is especially interesting Martha Rayc, Bobby Rydell, . essary changes. Show that you because the folks back Dress in good taste. Then off to guy- Conditions are confusing at the Jayn(- Mansfield and the Four we the Persons who hold the you during day. By evening all arc, on the beam and very en. 111b almost sucreeded in get. Tops, with the high spot being key to your greater success, clears up very nicely. tiug Tony and Doug home a Noel Coward-type skit be. th uajastic. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) happiness ag ai n. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) tween Miltft' and Martha. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)-. 'You get fine ideas for increas- Some thoughtful act toward you 4 ~ - 'W"'4'. -I%- _______ ,1 4 I TENDENCIES thin),out and to Too ha d thh isn 't a weelcmd, TENDENCIES: I: 1* -- r * i -*--- �Page 4A 'L& ¶OARD1NG HOUSE -- 1CM IN By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Oct. 14, 1966 SSETL*1 t'u pjEjt;?0q,%%AWt -VALE-NT! YOU OAVE-N' Fpsr: -r, L*,,7NN 1L HC JMP4 1JE -. th't. 14. Icinn *inttirh rnth _e OUR BOARDING ROUSE FkEr ALL MORNISW - - --------- -- t) CERTAIN GOAL fF-4 CN IS By GibrsftI SIDE (LANCPJS r ern . WHAT Fyn PIXF I'LL rngc' 1A -- - i AU jL esvour OF N 10M L/ SIC YLS TN "RA(W) AM ORAW CRATF— NT MY 0AM's CHAIR? - / -, I 1— fl1 f - WNY AD RrEWS ',NJR Fari-i-- WAY OUT OUR i + 513CALISE DUST IN T W&N GWO rry SO I MUG- UP - (714G. GS-1 HOES NDLtSTRIAL - U YOU MEAN YOURE Xl CIP A WOMAN! By Dick CARNIVAL 00,1111. Turner — t iI 'i - ________ - WHOLE - Ii "Daddy is working on his masters, Prince Is in basic not to throw chalk!" - SeffL GOOD C IVAND I5E _MLJ TRY 064 "A 5 `THeMJ FULLI -- i ______ j + . ___ T1 ft IJOA9KMI , / ___ So MUCH [I OUT OUR WAY ___ ___----------____ MV MM VITHL ---.-- oRwr --- --- OVeRrIMP AS A BOY. - r-- IN \\ one IIII Pa OR HAD MIND 83r i CARNIVAL ' AVE MV A - • I WHAT Ilk Im. rat MA "Five year diary? Goodness. no! I'll surely b. arrd -- SOMETHING I / t —1 - I I _W k I -, Dick Turner ) -'° . e, La 7 1 fl"- IT_~ A DEAL,GOt4 W FF"SGFORE MY WAIR. 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When you get earlier results, call and cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at san,.d rate. ;1 CLASSIFICATIONS •1-3toney Wanted & Found , , i .( 2-Personals 4-i*eauty Cars h-Card of Thanks 6-ChUd Care h-Doge-CatL._PStS 1O-poultry-1tvs$tock 1-special Notices 12-Catering-Food 14-Sporting (loads 1&.-Special Services 16-interior D.aoratorsi 17-Janitorial Services 1$-La.ndacape Service 16-Builders Supplies '.4-Savings & Loan th-Jniuranci .i.-Schoois & 1nstrut1nnr 7I-.impIovmsnt Services 71..Maie Help Wanted 72-Female H.lT. Wanted 73-Male or Fem:sl,. Help 74-Sales Help Wanted 77-Situation Wanted 77-A-81 tuation Wanted Students 24-Hardware t4-ftea1 Eethte Suit i7-Busineiu Itenthi. O-1..oti For Sale f.1-Farmp-Groves 12-Acreage L..JIouses, For Sale 96-Houses-Sale or Rent !'7-}Jouss For Rent $1-Income Property 2-BusIiiens Prop-Sale N.0-ltea1 Estate Wanted 1-Bome improvements 2-Piumblng 2L-Painting 24 -Well 1. 1 11, I Drilling :6-Air Cond. & Boating 2$-Roofing 26-fladlo-Telsvi.lon 11-Photo 4 Equipment .h-i1omt Appliances, 33-Musical instruments 33-Buslneu Equipment 32-Job Printing 24-Upholstery 36-Vacuum (leaner, .17-Moving a Storage 3t'-Exterimn.tors Ai-Real Estate Exchange I ftO-ftesort lielith l 1111 -'rnilers-Cabamu. 102-Moblie Homes-Hale lO14-MobIle t4omas-Itent I 04-'FraI let Space-Rent lob-Trailer Lota-Hal' ltlG......Apartm.zitji For Rent IfiS-Itoomi, I'nr Rent I 1!-IU!ntal Agent,. 1l-wanted 'I'o Itent I1'-ituto, For Halt I 16-Autos-Hale fit- Trade 116-Trucks For Suit 115-Autnmotiv, Service Cycles 121 -Hcooter' 123-1ioats & Stators 126-Marine Ruplter bO-liac. For Sale 61-Articles For Rent 62-Swap or Exchanl!e 52-Wanted To Buy 6b-Purnittare For Male 36-Antiques For Sale 5$-Money To Loan DJCIPALL FFCR.EJC. 'ibo AIJ is I BERNICE'S BEAUTY SALON Regular $10 Permanent now $5, Complete. 322-2465. 5-Card of Thanks FAMILY of Sir. A Afro. JuIlur C. fllackwelder wish to thank their many friends for the sympathy cards and floral offerings in the great loss of our dearly beloved daughter, Sharon. The Blackwelder Family ( • 1T MET4IIJs I TO tW OM elp 11 I d P I#z P . Care working mothers, LAKE MART 323-1110 CO __ 95. Houses For ' '.. Ili ____________________________________ ______________________ I'A(it'1s COUNTRY CAML'Efl: Fold-up S volt genera- NEED I man who needs to make SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tot, good shape. $206. 4th & from $1,000 to $1,500 per month. 2 BIF)llOO\1. L"in room. Fla. LAKI-. MARY: 2 BDRM. house. room. hlnk hnnw, firetsIsce, All Types and !ls.s Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary. Fur-n. Adults. NO Pets. Write P. 0. Box 4007. Daybuilt-In range, enclosed garWe repair and Mi-vie. 34950 tona Beach, Fl.. on large lot. STINE CC)LT)SPOT CHEST TYPE I age. Al! located at $11,006 with ROOd OSTEEN: 2 Bedroom C. B. ifoms Maehtn.ry & supply Co. FREEZER. DTSTR'R, ?RAWTZ OIL Cleaner. i Priced terms. Adjoining lot vsilahle 207 W. 2nd At. f,irnlshed. *76 month. 222-64*2 22-81$7 Pull or part time. Unlimited for $75('. Call 322-2064 earnine. Ph. 222-4432. 26 -Roofing CUSTOM NAT BALING ___________________________ AME HOUSE-T4efrig. & Stova ________________________ 25c a bale. RD W MAN, 34 to 51 for light delivery: T S. Saisford Ave. Not fancy. Ph. 322-34*5 or 222-94(4 stack room and counter sa l es. HOLE IN YOUR ROOF'! INVST6IENT & REALTY Cheap rent, $12.10 week. Ph. OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF' Plumbing or mechanical cx1224171 N. Park Ave. 33..354€ after 6 p.m. UTILITY TRAILER. 4 x 6. all 1.ri$ne. helpful. Stead- work. PHONE *22-1409 steel. Spare Tire. Write for interview, Box E. & J. 'TURNER ROOFING 2 BFIr)nOctM House Total price TWO Bedroom turn, house, $46. 224 Palm Place c/a Th e Sanford Herald. PartIally fu,rnlaliecl. $(I 11flt W. 20th St. _________________________________________ I 2-7643. 29-Photo & Equipment tinder ,ipprzsis,sl DI:t . Williams, 12!-3961 A T.V.'s flood taed & Car- Radios MECHANICS () Chrysler expor____________________ Full Time Service Man BDRM. I lance desired. Apply in person NORTH ORLANDO: ____________ ________ YASIUCA twin lens Reflex cam$200 DOWN Open Evenings to Service manager, Sam Passbath. e quity (lilly II. Pity doeera with new case, Fairly 3)O("5 IstdIo & TV. Hospital RIIIM.. : Isath. approx. '4 ing casts and assume easy .rc, Jim Lash. Chrysler-Plygood condition. Can be seen at acre VA mortgage to assume. 7th Street sos W. mouth. Hwy. I7-, Sanford. a'mn' Sanford Herald. First $30 takes ________ ' Wit'is'-s' •,Ipt'1. Balance it. SHALLOW WELL Primp & Motor than rent. 4 IrnRM. 2 BATH. spacious kit1/3 lIT', good condition. Ph. ______________________________________________ 77. SituatIon Wanted rhens with built Its oat Ing area 332-1636, Sanford. Home Appliances Central heat A air. Double $100 DOWN $4500 IIS' GENERAL HOUSE- earporte wills full length enUOIISE with living FOR EAST, quick carpet cleanCLEANING Service. Ca ll eves SANFOW iEd1'RIC closed storage area. fluge room, (lInin & kitchen. Large ing rent Blue Lustre Electric 10. 1*14774. 7 backyard walled In for- prIs'flCY.t screened porch. Partially turnG. t. APPLIANCES New & Died Shampooer only *1 per day. 401 'Tucker Drive. 11$ Magnolia ____________________________________ 2*'i56? Ished. Stodern. Outside city, _______________________________ Carroll Furniture. DAYWORE.. Estelle Johnson, I BY OWNER: Room Furn. flat-' 1507 W. 7th. USED TV'i *29.11 UPKPNMORI' Portable DIshwasher. ag. Apt. 131.7 Park Ave., San-I Service Calls $4.00 2-4SR0. fi 2646 Hiawatha at 17-12 Slake Otter-. ford. Write Siri. Gladys Si. MOONEY APPLIANCE Call 32-6791 Grant, 2ft6 high St.. l.eosls;srg, BEDROOM BLOCK BOUSE CARPENTER: Retired, wants 214 Palmetto !!(-069'i small repairs and cabine t wc,rkj n" l'&'R RENT. $69 m.nth. 14K PIERCED EARRINGS I -____________________________ 22.24169 Call 322-0411 ,M' & Ut) Musical Instruments I ________________________________ ___________________________ GWALTNEY .JEWELERS pnOOM,2 Bath, central heat PIANO TUNING &REPAUt 322-6506 84. Real Estate Sale !tJ4 S. Park Ave. GOVF.IIN%IENT OWNED HOMES ,,,. conditioning. Lovely lawn W. L. HARMON 322.42$ ________ 2-3-4 flitS., 1-2 PATHS j0 nack yard. IiENMORE Electric Itange, $26, C. A. WNIDDU.N ST. JOHNS REALTY PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Jim Hunt Rea1t 39469 BROKER Harry Wainer THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2524 Park Dive Office 322-231* r'p_jqHED }Tpe, $45 - _____________________________________ _____________________________________ WELLS DftIl..L.ED, PUMPS cu. CARE in my home. Wenkdaye-$1.S0 per day for trained child: $2.06 per day for Rabies, Includes I meal. More on Saturdays. Ph. 625-2907 ;, r, . Payton ' " •. . call :22-90SI Supplies POOI)LE PUPP1E1. ss guaranteed Pets & 32-Business Equipment .- '4: $100 DOWN CruTnley - .s . ki,_.~, . S WATERWAY nOUSI-: TRAILER. with Cabana. Adults. *In ,.2.•,.4.. '/: 06. 1 Apartments wire wheels, pc'wer top, automatic' iraTtsnuslr'n. .ssi i.,ake Adjustments • '~ .~, It ."I ; :',,' Ill * ROOM Furnished Apt. $66. E. Sth Street 11-61 lights, water. . 1 E. 5th Hwy. 'l'.., ',r .,: EXPERIENCED BOAT BUILDERS CABINET MAKERS .. - '.' '1 It AVAIJON LPARTENTS *13-141, W. 3nd Pt. I __ * ROOM FURNISHED APT. $45 inc. All utilities except gas. 53 Magnolia, Apt. 1 ____________________________ i & 3 BDRM. .A.PTL, Completely .n$ted hr GENERAL EI.aEC TR1C which Includes electric kitchen, heating A cooling. 822-1110 * ROOM turn. Apt. *55 nun. Ineluding water & Electric. ___ I ' "41 Four door, automatic p o we r steering and brakes. ro. die and heater. transmissIon, t UL FL.OF,.A HEIGHTS. 4 u-rn. Furn, Apt., Sanford South to Hlbleeus, turn right to Palm Way to rent signs. Call 222-54'U'. 4 4 J to 6 p. 108. Rooms For Rent TrlflE Stn1, Lady to share home. Private Bedroom wi th Kitchen, Laundry, Living room & Pool prhvih'g.;b. Call 82-10112 after 6 p. at. for appointment. CLEAN, quiet rooms for men. 401 Magnolia. 822-0720. 113-Warned To Rent i'ANTKb I'EItMANENT for two Adults, sr,tuI F'urrs. Apt, or 04 House, No Pctp.. Write Bu c#o Suisford Herald. 111( FOItIJ Galaxi' - Good oondltion, p. steering & brakes. New 'tires. $55U. I'Ii. 32-b43. Mustang 1959 to 1, Choke Location -Downtown Sanford 11 i II 1795 11 1. f7( ,gi .061 00/ 111111111111111111=1111--__ - GET hi l ' 4.-s BIG WIN.A-CAR I i jc.4 In" V SWEEPSTAKES SOMEBODY'S GOING TO WIN A... '~, DeVille 1995 dr 11 JIM i - PH. 3220614 CHEVROLET DeLuxe '/z-ton plck.up, show. . ..... . . 163 room now..... . $1595 $1495 $1395 2.door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, Radio, Heater, very clean. $119S IMPALA Super Sport Coupe, fully equip. 163 oft coupe., one owner, V-I, war steering. p od, extra nice, only. --- .. ------- --- . 1795 - Electra Wssaon, to 11isssesssrr 115453 ('hiK'.'Y '5VAIiI)S 164 Ar-Is 4 hr., II'S', Air 111113 ft.tMl$I.Ult Wugs.lt, Esira Cleiuis 11013 CIIE'5'Il4)IE'l' .4 lIe., III', Air . ... PISCAYNE K TEMPEST 4-door Custom, fully equipped, very low mileage, factory warranty. 0'S Including air conditioning-Mint condition. $2495 $1995 164 OLDS, 4.dr., fully equIpped, one previous ..........,,,,,,., .... e...... owner. $1795 VALIANT, 2.dr., fully equipped, a real nice $1495 66 1 hA IUICK LaSabre, convertible fully equipped, 'hS Inexpensive Transportation 65 FIAT 2-dr. 160 CORVAIR 4-dr. 59 RAMBLER S/V.' .. .. 157 FORD 4.dr. 2-dr. '61 PAONZ.A Coupe . '63 RAMBLER S/W CHEVROLET Station Wagon 160 . ...... '60 FORD, 4.dr., Air. '56 CHEVROLET Eel Air clean ............ '61 FALCON Wagon .................... 158 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan 1 59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan 161 COMET 2-dr., nice ,................. 1 59 CHEVROLET Coup. ................. 161 FALCON Panel 160 VALIANT, 4-dr. automatic transmission .. 160 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon, 9 pass 157 DODGE Coup., good transportation 11)112 I'J.'5'.iIOtJ'I'hI '5%'.sgs'u, '5-N Al' . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11)412 (IILVIIOI.E'I' J,,apsls, I.uw MlIrssge 11)413 ciIEvRol,E'l' II . . . . . . . . Wisgs.0 111412 i'AI.Ci)% WAGON MODELS- , ...................'. 11)411 $"AI.COS -4 hour 1041$ (iAlA%IE . . , . , . . . . . . . 1*141* $01111 Wsauu, '5,-N Al'. . . . . . . . . . . . . Alec 2nd Car - TRUCKS , - . ......,......... 19414 YOlil) No. *110 J'frkup 111(13 Fouls ................ NO, $4140 Pickup 111411 II ft. N(II 1:1145 11)413 1(AA4hlE1110 11149$ CI1EVIIOJ.E'r J'lck up We Care About You.., 'Ira .'Our V. Car. About Your Ca? $495 $195 $ 95 $495 . . . .......... AT $595 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 57MERCURY ' .4 Hr., '5.-N . COMPARE 1995 - . OTHERS ort soup., factory air condi. ned. Beautiful. 10113 J',tllIl,A%K .-1961&1960 - IMPALA 55 Coupe, 6.cyt!ndcr, extra sharp. 164 trans., S/H, bucket 1963 1962 MODELS COMPARE automatic ... - Including 1. Impala 24/50 1963 MODELS . . . . , . . , ........ . . . CHEVROLETS $495 $895 $595 $495 $595 $595 $695 $495 .,.,...,............. $195 .. $495 $695 .... $150 MANY, MANY MORE lb ELLINOR Volkswagen I S. HWY. 17.92 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN PHONE 322-1055 , . • . Coup., fully equipped LASH IS OUT TO WIN CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH $2295 $1795 $1395 $ 895 tows. . . . • . . , . seats, Ford Motor Co. USED CAR New Plymouth! IT COULD RE YOU! .8. Coupe, automatic trans.. V.5, S/H. Red, low mileage. Factory warranty. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . school. MUSTANG ,65 air conditionIng. Ride extra nice. GALAX1! XL 500 Coup., fully equipped. 163 extra clean and only...... PAIRLANE 500 4-door, 6 cylinder. standard 162 shift, Radio, Heater, Immaculate condition. 10*114 JN'I'EJINA'J'lONAIa JUST SEE ONE OF THE DODGE BOYS! 1101 W. FIRST ST. SE YOUR BROKER NOW AVAILABLE ACQUAINTED AND REGISTER FOR THE $ 895 $ 895 66 11960 OPEl, ISemin ole Co. Motors I c,tzAJi Next Door To Florida Stst P to Sanford's Newest New Car Dealer ......... .... FAY .qsippod and as .xc.Iboot buy at only HURR Y OVER ! 322-0961 Cadillac S.dan PH. 322.4382 COUNTRY Squire Station Wagon, perfect 1 evrolet 1903 i'Li'MOUTII 800 S. FRENCH AVE. ,62 f convertible, fully equipped, cleanest '61 FORD .. i 1964 Landed V-S - AT 11)414 £0111) S'5'ngsfli, None Wirer i9Ilt $1195 n ... 2 fir., III', $isssrg' SanfordMotorCo. GALAXIE 500, 4 dr. fully equipped lnciud or r. 10414 l)ODGE 1)'.IIT EVERi $1595 '63 hug air conditioning, stock No. 152$ A. $140 4 Hr., III', Air 10411 (IIILYSLEII GALAXIE 500, 4 dr., fully equipped. Illf, eluding air conditioning, extra clean. 164 ir door hardtop, fully power. end air conditioned. 11)413 Xli 3226231 Hardtop COMPARE Catalina 19414 (A1..tNIII - 2515 W. FIRS PH. FORDS PONTIAC 11)414 X I 2 hr., III'. Air $1895 $1395 $1395 YW Karmana Ohio coupe, fully equipped. Only one previous owner........... ..... ......... 1965 2 Dr.. Ill'., Air 10414 (i.tI..t%ii 4 Dr.. II'I'. Air Wagon, passenger, really per. $1895 $1495 $1295 Karmann Ohio Coup. fully equipped, S.. 19414 (;Al.tXIE . feetstation for anything. 2195 POWER TRAIN WARRANTY LOWEST PRICES . .. '63 VW red and white, sharp. Karrnann Ohio Convertible fully equip. '63 VW ped, beautiful yellow, sic.. r door sedan, V.1 engine. conditioned. We sold It new. - or for camping. VW 1165 Special - 11111111h Mt'S'l',%?4' 1 I MOTOR SALES Ppy red with white vIuyI I.. toner, 219 V4 engIne. 3 .p..d . t vsøilss loii. 11)4111 'I-ill Ill) 7,000 Stile. - $1195 KARMANN GHIAS BUICK 1114111 Ill 1MTt( Ale FROM F IHOLLERI I 67 CORTINA 1895 3,01201i/zQ 1965 I 1 115. Autos ForSale I S,000 SQUARE FEET - and oUr. 64 Buick Special Four door, fully equip. pod. Economical but with luxury appoint. mists. UI. FORMER 204 W Fist St. - UN FURNiSHED l'slgr. 811-1*40 COMMODORE Pb.. Resident w 11)410 l".tl,O'O\ 2 lie. l"sslurn j5sjon, 13951 APARTMENTS -1 j I nuu. tru'J . Legal Notice FORD's runnu Four door hardtop, ro dio, heater, automatic sm power steering • . $1495 WEL.AA APARTMENTS private bath pyiC. - PPS., titIUep - turn.; specially suited for rstU'ed people. ideally iscited downtown. Inquire at Jacobson's Dept. Store, 211 E. 1st. at.; Sanford. Impala 63 _____ FUB.NISHED 1965 Vn itilli nek .4 Dr. Deluxe S.das everything 163 - 1965 MODELS S to chaos. from..... YW Cariper, fully equipped for hauling 11)41(1 '5'O*.hSl'5' tlI'S - - - most fully equIpped . , . ........... from. choose to -6 163 10454 5'4)I.I(S'5VA(lN Itu. - Sase I 195_ 114 W. FIRST ST. , 1966 MODELS Dilute sedtnei, radio, heater, plus loony other extras fully equipped, very low mileage. FRED YEACKLE BILL SCHULTZ DICK RUSSELL WADE PERKINS - mileage.................... 165 VW Deluxe Station Wagon, 9 passenger, '5Vgn., Air NOW! YW l ow WAGONS 9111. ('pe. 19414 unit or. ,65 Squarebeck sedan, radio end beater, .......,,.,....... 11)414 FAIISIANE *14)4) Used Cars Chevy H OK" __________________ " ____________________________ TURN. APTS. close In. Jimmy 63 Cowan. *22-4011. Four door, 6 cylinder _____ I FURl's Downstairs Apt. 601 Pa mett.o Ave. Ph. 32-1174 after eRgilie, automatic trussI V. M. mission, radio and heat. Til E, First St.. BOAT WORKS PInecrest Inn III TOWN'N LAKES 1 GARDEN APARTMENTS DAYTONA MARINA 17.2 S MeUov1l1e. vw FOR GREAT - 1964 MODELS CHRYSLERAcrossPLYMOUTH from CLEA.. * repainted I Bdrm. Apt., TURN. &PT., 2*00 i NO PHONE Stemper Agency JIM'*LASH £ 64 $1595 $1795 $1495 $1395 $1295 Deius. Sedan, fully equipped and In M. $ 995 162 VW cat, condition. maul 11)415 FA1.CIE% 2 1)1'. Sfun.tnrd 1001% MIISTAS( H-Al', 1116.1 F0111 1) XI.. 2 Dr., l,uitde.l 1116*1 FALCON 4 lIe., fl-AT (a'age 1 VW 2-Dr. Ill' Clean furnished A.lultsar VW Sqeoreback sedan, radio, heater, new ,.. condition. '63 11)412 (3.114.tIiF -. WANTED! ______ 1- 165 sedan, radio, beater-plus many Deluxe ,64 YW extras-red and in mint condition. ether 11l41.% MIM('A '5Vnrrnnly lINUS M1MT.tA ('onserdiIsles tie Call .2."_1 1191en- I Legal Notice For Rent M EE GUYS BUYS 2-111e. lii'., ii.' 19412 MUSTANG 41 OlanslarsI MA lIT: apartment pies many . . . .a behave sedan, radIo, beater, ,66 VW b red....... ether estras. Ruby lINUS liAl.A%lI 'sr. TEMPEST Custom Cnnt'erttble. Whtte with black tap and -- BUGS Air pri yard, lthts& water turn. COMPARE i i i i i il il FACTORY AUTHORIZID VW DIAL$R ____________________________________________ (JAThWAY TO THE '. Spaces on Ii i i i i i i S. 17.2 Sanford 3219 123. floats & Motors - Sc a good Inspection. W. did. ELLINOR Volkswagen ______________________________ - I TRAILER Monteith - - Hwy. 17-92 & L. Mary lied. SANFORD p. SANFORD - 322-1835 ORLANDO - 644-5014 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9OP.M. S. HWY. 17.92 SANFORD 1501 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.1411 PH. 322.0231 T I PHONE S __1 "There's been another foul-up somewhere I've been kicked out of the 'President's Club' because I haven't sent my $1,000!" . HAymend Lundquist. Assoc. At1atIc Hank Rids revise IL lItINPA $t.'ltXMBLFIR iS - Assum e' owing ltss P:uynionts. t'all 322-7489. _____________________________ 1966 y N(A, Inc.1ti4 Vl'Sl', 90. 0ol Conditiot 11t offer. ll 823154 Sale Give our used Cars lon eway et THESE R...n. 0 A.M. m- Fren.'h 121. Scooters &C)'cIes I Aftj&/. , . . 7. ___________________________________________________________________ Stenstrom Realty _ . SENKARIK GLASS & PAIX'l' ('(')MI'ANY 21t Ph 29.442 Magnolia ________________ ___________ _____ BrIRSL, air cnnditiofle& turn. home. Available October- 22, suiniand Estate. *116 mo. 721 ______________________________ Cherokee Cit.. 82$.ISSt'. ROMERT A. WILLIAMS _________________________________________________ VICTOR Electric 10 Key COLDSPOT refrigerator, clean, healthy. Tiny toy & miniature NEW In very good condition. $40. Adding Machine. *1:6. at stud. Terms- 223-1449, nih 2-216 after 4 p. in. Ph. 2-2l4; Legal Notice our QUALITY MOBILE HOMES fb1)5Th SpOTting Goods 115. Autos For Sale ffwy. 17-62 5. Sanford 115. Autos For Sale V1NRU)E DEAI.i'ifl YOUR 822-2642 _________ _____ ___________________________ _______________________________ *04-4.5 E. ist St. 't CHEVY )'011 SALE Cheap: Pontiac Mn- TRA1LER on lot 100 1'o'. .'Iu.rdtop. ti - k. mr & Transmission. Good eon- 17' It. FlllElt(llaASS float, 4 206 In Fuels. Out West 46 to . (Itt. "t" lii' .lnhnsnn. 'railer, Skits Studebaker, 2 dltss.n ,.'lan ' orc. 1:t. road west. . , Ethel ncccssurles. $760. See after tlr. hotly, goe.i tires on 15" turn right to Tl.Xt Ott" A. then .'., , turn left. Alma Santttn. - r. 4, 4 1)11., V-S flrlsutre Wagon, wheels. 323.ssS4S. at 2 , tsi IroquoIs A%-e. r's, p II. FactOry Alt, B & H. ' Slay hi sv''n at Wittit Amoco 1. ... 1O3-Mohile Homes-Rent Station. Corner of Sanford & Realty ANIMAL HAVEN KENNELS CASE TRACTOR 11(105. Cats, etc. hoarded. 31o4- 34. Upholstery With heavy duty Slower errs ,srr,.rnptl runs, Heated. W. 322-4059 A Multiple Listing Realtor OVER 5 TEAKS 1st. Hi., Sanford, 3:2-STh:. 2.2420 251 Park Drive OF FINE workmanship In up- EXI'I:RT CARPET CLEANING, WANT A PUPPYholstering, draperies, alit) Avoriig. sir..' $4.9, tree estimate. NI7EIJ 'TERMS? era. Time payments es little U-Bu.lnes (ipportunitlea PIt. 666-6767 for Information A as $6 mc. Drapery hardware CALL Wltitaker's. Peki ngese, Hl)I)ilstfl1Cflt. Poodlea, Chihuahuas. AEC's. Installation. Inc. Stud service available. We ap£ULP DECORATING SHOP CUSTOM HAT BALING Inquiries. Real Estate Ph. Ph. *22-2111 Sales-Rentals I,rtciat4' 365-5126 IIIY Foil SALE Want Ad ent Hours 500 W. lit It. Ph. 322.41,3* CALL 312-01& PUPP1E for Adoption. SEMI- 85-Vacuum Cleaners 11 P.M. NOLE H U 11 A N E SOCIETY, CALLBART REAL ESTATE For Articles Rent 51. hwy. l7-2, near County Road ttO5't. 'f'?Tft. t. A,.r'r,ci ('A1.t. flAy mi snru'r e.,,_Ane ..Jaa..tJ V A CUUM lASh ri, Sfl.J&4fl4 441lC SATURDAY .3 12 NOON $10 up f-1u-I't'j'Al.. BElls _____________________________________________ Publisher reserves right to reject, and properly classify all KIRBY COMPANY Wheel chairs, sick room supplies 90. Lots For Sale 14 Sporting Goods Sales & Service __________________________ ' Ii,: suit or rent. Ph. 6664767. S fl.tUT11!L, high lots on will be mad. .n . m.run basis only for typographical £.1UUETT REXALL. LIflIJGS GUN SHOP Lake Sylvan, 2 mi les west InPinecrest Shopping Centererrors $ht affect the vale, of the ad. Adjustments will not be NEW Electrolux. with power noz 2701 Orlando lit. teratate 4 ott 46 to Maureen Huy-Hel)-Trade Guns Ph 32-79l$ mad. beyond the first Insertion. xis L'. Shampooer. Ileasonable. IL.!putr Guns, Rod Sc Reels Drive. South on Maureen to Call 6684767. TV-REDS-CHAIN SAWS-Belt Lake. Excellent Investment. OSTL'EN BRIDGE CAMP '5'lhrutors-Massag.' Roller. 155-11245, Orlando. rut. East of Sanford. Hwy. 416 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds AMERICAN RENT-ALL Phone 222-3921 2666 S. Hiawath a 2:2-1112 95. Houses For Sale ____ _ 15. Special Services 2,000 EVERGREENS _______ A BED Juniper, ltoIlawa.lIEN'!' Ts THE 011101G. (OV1tT 1W I ___ Hospital, Baby Beds. 3-BEDROOM, dining room, 1P4 TUE CIII(If'F COTTILT OF Podocarpus, Pittosporum; THE NINTH JUDICIAL on,- 'I'IR. bath, paved dead-end St. 7. PAINTING . CARPENTRY By [lay, Week or Month. 1iTII .IUI)lrlAI, (7111.. A. to 5'. (7111T. IN AWl) FUR $EHINDJ1E CT IT. T.\ yrs. old. Owner being trailsJ. Adcock $22-lU CAUIIOLI'S I1'IIRN!TLIRE .INI1 T'BR 1:M1?.or.c io..i. rr.iI (7O17W'1', PIaOIUI)A. t4h. 4I ItPPt'ItIae *22-Sill (. • I 1O1tIl)A CALLS PLEASE) 011.. III TELLS all types cleaned See at Car. Lake Mary ltd. & 11$ W lit. CHAWCWIIIT NO 10411 sums mtg., $500 down, $91. mci.1 DI (lIIANClIt Nfl. 103041 25th. Lee Mansfield, 222-4244. and repaired reasonably. ATIND1IIA DIANN wrnma 470 Evergreen Ave., Longwood. 1) 5 '5 1) 53. Wanted Buy 4 1. 2:2-8694 APPLY TO: Plaintiff, 835-997: III Tt'TI SOLOMON, 50. Misc. For Sa le ___________________________ l'latntlff BY OWNER: Ravenna Fl:., 4 JERTtT WILLIAM WEEKS. SNODGRASS ____________________ Dell's Auction Service Defendant. '5' SHARPENING SERVICE BOAT, motor, trailer, matte offer. WILL buy anything of Value. Bdrm., 2 Bath, flu lit-in KIt. elton, Screened porch. Carport., Ci.TI'l'(ilI' OLr)MON, NOTICE OP NUIT hi.stsdsaws, circle, scissors, mower Highest prices paid. Also: retrig., treexer, & elec. & Utility. 3011 Satsuina, Ii,teiidnnt, 'To, JERRY WILLIAM WEEKS, idiulea. Enterprise. Fla. 2-8531 or 22-7596. Call stove'. See at 403 N. MangoustPI'ItII 32-*40T NOTICE, ilOti East 33rd Street, Ph. 66b-4 602 tine Ave. Anytime. STATE ill' rIflutlftA TO, Kansas City, Missouri. CASH FOR TRASH CLI FFORIi SOLOM ON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TRUCK CAMPER, aluminum ext. Antiques & used furniture want- 2 I1DRM., I ba th with Flit, room. 3.Painting Assume low monthly payments. 645 S. BEACH DAYTONA BEACH, RA. 2$ti. Avenu.- North ________ that .t Complaint for divorce :. ad. Finished paneling inside. sleep,. _____ 160 Country Clul Circle. Ph. Naslirlll,, Tel,... vinruin inatrimonli and other toBItILiCIEB FURNITURE 2, Itefrig. Sc Closet Fits Cises. 2-24SG YOT \ 1l ii EltEltY N(1TIF'IEIt PAINTIN1 & REPAIRhot has licon fih..d agaInst you II, 121-1410 Park Sc iStti. stepalcie, 1' ti bed. -BIN O! Cunipia tnt tothe ft h,rw,. etyl'•d Court, and you that 1114 -426 after i V. in. OItSEN(s PAINT hlOI)T 51101' vorr, isa, Ise.'ts 111.-il tign inst 322-6585 .SE1.L 115 Your ?urniture. Quick -art lioroi'v rc U Ired to serve a 111th & Sanford Service with the cash. 4fl)Y Of your Answer or other you ass (I you a rs r.-q ui r'd to ' i 'iison Painting Service defense 1. the Complaint upon scr', ft rop a your ahsswer or Rrtss.hs COMPTONS Pictured EncyclopeSpray dia. Cash. or 'Terms. the Pluintift's Attorney. E. nlattit,g to the IlIi of Complaint 328-0 3Z ii USED I"Urntture, any amount. .IACKI4ON II/tASZE, Attorney at OH the Plalsitiff's Attorney, Paul Call 32.0385 after 4:30 p. m. Hanford. 222.2270. l'erklm., 1i47 Went Soati, Law. 1t; N. Orange Ave,,, Suite PINK DINETTE Set Ht?Cct.()riaittI&j,riortdtt. and with Black 1G. Orluinlo, Florida, and file tI1 _....... -- .., - .,__ i'...i4 .ir 'tsr WLUU5IIL irtJn-table, a chairs, us.. a i a itt.' original Answer or defense '" ',rss,1s iiriswr.r or pioriclng $36. Ph. 32-8244. ____________________________________________ In thi.' Office of tb, Clerk of Its this' attic.' of Ho' Clerk of thu liii: ClI1CI1I1' COURT or IJRANIi Nosy Stifa lied. slightly lb.- Circuit Court or. or before Circuit Court on or br'.for,' Sion'Till: NI N TH JUDICIAL CI DESK LAMP, good as new. Be. water tisimuged 144.0(1. (Ia)'. (u:tai.er l961 24. If the 5th day of November, 1966 you fall at The Sanford Herald. AND you NENINULE MAHOGANY Commode Tables A. D. I' you tail to do so Juds- to do so Judgment hy default will (;I:I'I' I CM. $15.00 () nistut by default will in' takers be talc.!?, agiittsst Yost for the CiIl'NT%, FLORIDA. WIGS- (HUMAN HAIR) Value MAPLE drop leaf dining Table (Iii .t (tEll '5 NH. 10.410 against yet. fur the relict pray- relief tienus isdoti in tit(- DIII now $lDJti. Style extra. Till,: Its I%I'EItY SAVINGS BANK, slightly marred $28.00 ed for Ins the Complaint and sai(i COfl5I)luIlIt. '5'5'rIte f or details. I)iseount USE!' Cssstr.) ConvertIble, with WITNEss i,', lisisat Platntiff. sstt seal cause will these proceed fox lusrtc. V.'iga. 1203 E. Chelten, Phila" excellent innerspring matH.stsfsirtl, H.'ntirsol.• 'nunts', .If I)ONE and Oit!)EIIEI) at BaitIII .\ .1. at deiphla, Pa. W'I I.LKOMSI, 311. Florida, t hi 21st si,s of I4eptem*1., tress-in very good condiford, Floritlu, this 5th tIny Defendants. bet, 11486. tions $59.00 October 11464. A. I) ?iOTICE or svrr m (HEAL) NEV.' Hollywood bed with 4" (SEAL) 1iOhlTAGE POREOLORURE Artists, hi $59.00 thick foam mattress hI,','l:wltls. Jr. Arthur H. flech:witis, .1,. ,I()hiN J. WILLEOMM, j, Clerk sic the Circuit Court 2 USED wrought iron step Clerk of Circuit Court tiustl ARLENE WILLKOMM, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF II)': hlossnia .%i, M:srki... B. C. tops with glass tahiler By: Donna M. Maniac I Isis wife l'itiii C. J'orict,u t&. $ 7.50 THE NINTH JUDICIAL 01KI)cptuty Clerk. ItIlI)ESCEt lit an unknown 0111? OF AWl) P0K NEMINOLE NEW iluisk Isetla Complete with 64, West South K. JACKSON IIAAKZE stats' or country other than OOVNT%', FLORIDA. (irlurisia, Florida Ijiiserapritig mattresses $78.00 Attorney at Law A I torn.'v fir Plaintiff use State of Florida. and CHANCERY NO. lU4t CHAIR lied, new, but dam126 N. Orange Ave. mailing address being: l'uhlisi, Sept. 23, :,u Sc Oct. 7, *23.00 aged THE GREATER NEW YORK Suits 16. 611 I Military Air Lift Wing, SAVINGS BANK. 14, RIOt' MAPI4F' finished gossip bench Orlando, Florida Is RE. 6 Travis Air Force Base. $ 1.00 (riwed ) Plaintiff, Publish Oct. 7, 14, 23. 21, 1966 California Sb 7. I'C. Heetltstsal Brown vs. III) F- 31 'I'd). A LhIEItT H. LOVE *tid El. MARTIN JO1'II SHERIDAN $35.00 Fries.' LEEN T. LOVE, his wife 1% THE (IIIICII1T 00138? Or IS TIlL (ilIClIhI' (ilitlil' (II" $35.00 and JEAN E. SHERIDAN, his USER refrigerators THE NINTH J1JIJICIAL 0III- 11111 SIN'I'II Jt'I)ICIAI, Clii- IIENII)ENCEu 117 74th Street MATIIEIt FURNITURE wife. CV5T IN AND FOIL $EINOIaE CIII'S' IS *51) lOIS SE5ilNU11 liroolciyis 38, New York 33-0l12 Defendants. 3113 E. lit COUNTS'. FLORIDA ('(IITNT'5'. Pla(PItlI)A You are hereby notified that NOTICE OF 0171? IN CHA%Ci2ltS' SD. 113415 a Conuplultst to foreclose a ear- I'Os MARTIN JOSEPH SIIERI- USED F U t it I t u r e. appiianoss, (1IASCEII'5' ND, 11130.1 tools, etc. Bought - Sold. 1*,.. I) I V I) It C E CAROl. F. IIAIIP's', Win mortgage encumbering the DAN and JEAN E. SIIEIIIry's Mart, 211 Sanford Ave. JOHN II. BARTLETT, l'lz. iii tiff, following described real pro pe rty, DAN his wife, Pb. 822-413*. to-wit: Plaintiff, '.5' 17 Alice Drive, VI. ()IAIN 1; ilAltiIY, Lot G. illock F. TANGLE)Ianclue.tar, Connecticut WOOD I)I1t'Hl I.LA H A ltl"11lTT, SECTION THREE I )'fesstIftf)t 01040 Dofendunt. l)'I'i(7L 'Iii Al'P'LAII IIEPLAT, according it, the YOU ARE hereby notified that ECHOLS I3EDDiNG CO. OT1(E TO API'LiAII 'I'll * Oheps U. iiard' Bedding Sc Furniture ;slsst thereof as recorded in a Complaint to fortclo. a mortSlATE SW FlORIDA 'I'Us AT FACTORY PRICES tV Iii..,. residetssa it. ott knoss'n Plat hook 10, Page 211, Pub- gage encumbering (Is,' following DIUJHILI.,'5 IIAETL.ET'l' You are hierciiy notified that iltI Magnolia l1 Records of Seminole real property: Address and Residence Un- a Complainttor Di vane.- has ('outity, Florida. Lot 3:, HIJNLANIs ESTATES kit owss loris filed asslt,ht you iii tht.' iou liucis filed against you in FIlLS? ADDITION, a subdi- - W1L.SON-MA1ER P'URN. Buy - Sell - Trade YOU Ali t' IIEIIEIJY NOTI- ahoy,' sty l.'ii Cisssr? istid you are tile alit's'.' styled suit, and you are vision, according to the Plat *22-1622 FIED that is 13111 of Complaint re(Iuir,'(I to. sers', a 'il)' of your r..siuIirs',l Iti serve a copy of your thereof as recorded in Flat all-lb E lot St. for divorce has been tiled against Answer or iiittutiing to this' Cotti- An.wer or other Pleading to hook 12. Pages 97 arid 98, you, and you are required to plaIi*t ciii tI,. I'Laltstitf's attor- tist' Cuniplaint on Plaintiff's atof th e Public Records of 60. Business Opportunities carve a copy of your answer or ney, Truman H. (irissoti, LAW torist'yp. ANDERSON, RUSH. Seminole County, Florida. pleading to use Dill of Complaint OFFICES () I-' '!'Itt'StAN E. GItA- DEAN & 140WN1)ES, $22 East has been flied against you in the Volt SALE: BUSINESS on the Plaintiff's Attorney, Paul SON, Stilt,' 707 (isa,. Ns'rtIi Orange C.' sit ral hlnu Ie.vunui, Orissndu, Floe- *hove-styied suit, and you are FOREST LAKE 1. Sc 10 STORE (' }èer$ti. 647 Weal Snit Hu lttilt1h,t UrLatsd(!. Florida triud hiss, IItI Ill.' this original Au- required to sery.. S FOREST CITY. SEE OWNER of your Street, Orlando, Florida, a n d tile file tb. original Answer or sw,'r •,r other Pleading in the of- Answer it, the Complaint ott the the original answer or plead- piuuding In the office of the the.' of this. Clerk of the Circuit Plaintiff's attorney., van den GOOD LITTLE BUSINESS LOCATION OF THE SANFORD HERALD hig its tb.' office of the Clerk of Cleric of the Circuit Court, Han- Court on or before the ith day' Berg Sc Gay, P. 0. Box 3407, Or- IDEAL. location on French Ave., the Circuit Court on or before ford, Hemissuic Coussty, Florida cit November, 1960. If you fail to lando, Florida, and to file th e 17-9t, all equipment necessary Monday. October 34, 1110, if you, oft or mulct.' (Is.- 5 Us day of di' so, a degree pro confesso original of such Answer with to .'u,stinuc profitable drapery f a ll to ut, so Judgment by d.- (ictobet. 1966. If you fail to do will hi' takes, against you for the the Clerk of (lie aforesaid Ciriiisd el ipeover business. Pius fault will hi' taken against YOU no. Judgment hs .Ic(uul t will I..' relief .iensatsded in the Corn- cuit Court on or before the 4th Iut'nislsesi I i s' I is g quarters. you for the rclfr.f demanded in takirit ugaiis;t you t,ar- tbm t.11eI' lelaisit day of November, lUG. it you (J',ici's )'jus fut'csishsetl alit, r•ntdesnasitiegi in thu Cuasplaint, 11w 11111 of Complaint. l'liia Notice shall be I)Ubiishied tail to do so, a decree pro coned for $61, nor mu. All for only WITNESS my baud and sisal 1)ONL: aissi OltDUltl:fl at 54111- tissee a week for tour consecutive tesw will be taken against you 513.754' with terms. Price Ins,t Hanford, Neminoir County, lord. Flurichsi hula 21.t dii of weeks Its this Saviford Herald for the relief demanded In the .'huui.'s building. Es'r'ssings and Florida, this 21st day of Sept- September, 1966. RATE!) this 5th day' of Out- Complaint. buisditys 3-$601 (SEAL) ember. 1986. sibur, 1966. Tnt. Notice akall be published Arthur H. Iieekwith, Jr. (SEAL) (HEAL) unoe a weak for tour conascuClerk of the Circuit Court Arthur fl. lieakwtth, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. its', weeks in th e Sanford Herald. Iiy: Donna Id. itarkus, B. C. Clerk of the Circuit Court !*ted this 5th day of Ootob.r. Clerk of Circuit Court A Multiple Listing Realtor by: Donna M. )tarkoa, I). C. LAW OFFICES OF 191$. By: Donna X. Mark.. LNEUJAOIL LPPA1SER TRUMAN E. CRAHON Paul C. Perkins Deputy Clerk (SEAL) 1111 £. French 123-4991 7(57 U15C Arthur R. Beckwith. Jr. 647 West aoUtlu ntroer ANDERSON, 1tUSU, DEAN I (fir North Oratsgt' liuiidu,sg Orlando, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court i LOWNDES I & luistruetlu... I UrL.ssdu, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff *: East Central hioulrss'ard By: Donna All. SIarkoa ___________ r1atsiIo. Florida Deputy Clerk Publish, Helit . .23, 21' Sc Oct. 7, lu isiialsSu itt , 2.. .l'. 5 1- jo t 7. I PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS j14. 11466 I'uiIslisI' Oct. 7, 14, 21, 21, 19 Publish Oct. , 14, 14. 1986 , , IJIJE-70 322-7346 tIDY-IS DIWDDE-so Legal Notice - • MICHOPHONE. Fender Amplifier. Ilprlgnt piano. Phone 465-4901 I AUTO GLASS INSTALLED A Multiple Listing Realtor INSUROR SAPPAISER 91$ S. French $22.4B91 102. Mobile homes - - S' Service TIRE. SERVICl Ill 'th Furnished. No Dogs. Phone A22-610A Stemper Agency ,• -"• - - s.', Furnished Trailer. *i'. (R11 I22-44P6 FURNISHED 1 Rdrm.. I Bath $45 to 2 I3drm., 1 Bath $110. PNFIRNISH ED ONI 2 Rdrm., i Bath $55 to 3 fldrm., I Bath, Kit. Equipped 1106 Sunday & . AM. SANFORD322.1125 '' $44.5014 ORLANDO 1't'ee F'rnn(-En.l Cheek - __ , RIG TOF ?URSRT & KINDERGARTEN Certified Teaeber. (With Degrees) Located 17-92 Ph. 223-1450 Open Monday thru Saturday 7:16 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Friday evenings 'til midnight. 120. Aiitono$I 'e in ft. wide trailer. . __________- 40* S. Hwy. 17-92 - Sanford Sanford *22-1111 Orlando 444.5014 (pen ietI7 III 9 V. M. offitto 1~ 3-BEDROOM house. arsi 2.Br., . 95, 4 (Ir-, hardtop. load Air-, $.1.00 2U ELLINO1t \TOLKS\VAGEN -- - CHILD loss -. _____ rim. C'tag, watt. Washing machine, deep i'reore; Also Garage Apt. Ph. "-1ts36. 1 WiSil to thank all my friends tind neighbors and club inemhers for the many cards and &Z (oil wishes. Fr-lends and good wishes are so comforting. Sirs. Carrie dough - CLEAN, '' RDRM furnisheil hotise. 2 1 ________________________________________________ j. Conditioner & Washer $1111? For Sale SMlXsIj. t't)LINTY MOTOI1$ now luae a large selection o uise.i "er requiring no 4nwr int W. Itt psnyit Ph. 522-0614 * BrRM. partly turn, home, 2 baths, large tutility roo m . elan: . BI'IRM house trailer. See at mp S,tninl. Ph. 812-5222. 7. l'17nNIsuEr : Bedroom home '4 iTh1 0 4, Adults, NO Pets. (32-4059. Wanted Anton ,.','IRVAlR 194(1, 4 'Ir. $100. Not 1r1ve for pest 4 months. _____________ $60 manthlr. Pb. *-125€. - _____________________ ________________ DrilihiE 50. Misc. For Sale 71. Male Help 9 Hemphi flI 4 ib& Results 7A 115 WTCEIJT FURN. 2 BR. hotuse with Fl.. r4m end screened in S. Sanford Ave. 622-4ti MONDAY Iws.t FRIDAY--8:30 A.M. to 5 11, . X-04*5_ 322-3685 R Page 16G- 'srs $2t-7174 Nights-Weekends *22-0415 _________________ ...3 ___________ _______________________________ f)RM., KI'I'CHEN EQIPPID. n brrsth Oct 14, SOS Us For Rentals * Depadi- r . 97.Honst's For Rent ~.._ Fast BERRY'S \VORL'I) AGENCY SAULS 4. CD _ Bring -. SATJLSAGENCY - Weekends br nnfnrb $ BEDROOM, 1'4 bath. Nice Ic. cation. BEDROOM tjnfn?fl. hoUPC,1t. : chen .qippd. I 24. Well 1P see re For Rentals nr.s 322-7174 C410E TO I'l Pn.e H)DR(tOM. 1% B*th, large Corner IM, Loch Arbor flr-OR. or will rent with option to buy. Immediate P°'' .'sston. I ____FFEJ I TWE. C4IEF W4S IS MY JD• 'TH AT I ThIIJK O.JL OPLY OF / t4•(%•,,•__•••_•__!•_/1 MYVELF I'' SOU H A CHILD CARE In my home for . jq, 1'IJtJ (J Oct.. K & MEI of SPECIAL get acquainted offer by Janie Williams. Thru Octtitter 15th. only-20% off on all services. Pennu. start at $5.10. Bring th is ad. CUT 'N CURL Beauty Ralon 322-0124 s'•). iia - __ SUICIDE Pr.veeflea. 1I WE CARE, 011eado 241-lU,. 6. Child 1I I -6A Classifieds 11". Houses For Rent A1t? Do You T3*V & ere.Ing piobis. Write P. 0. Not 111$, Sauter. . ONE DAY ' 2. Personpls 4-Beauty Caze Runs LIne FOUND AT United eta.t. sank, the key to the lowest new and used car financing. We Invite you to compare our low month ly payments. Ph, 3477$. - t'age Herald Classifieds _____________________________________________________________________ WrT1JJ t - T - 11 , ______________ -. 1_1 -'_:"-_ - • .5 •4 '. .4 - - 5 4 - .- - . .-.-, .,. . - : :- . - ." - - - - - '- T. - • 1 -.$," - \. -. St •' , .- .. .5. 5 - - ___ - ................ -' . * ,".-,A~, .-----..5-$'q'.,. " i ' ' i- �or - I .,. -S.. ~ .. ___ . - -. -S .-.--.- - 71, very 1!? + Adventist Baptist UE sV'?fl.DAY V1S? Oorn.r 7th £ Elm L Mers)i.fl, Paawr SERVICES SATURDAYi service 730 V. a. J'IUET BAPrIST CEV* 511 T. B. Chun" Pstot Morning Worship 1:10 a. a. Sunday school ----- 1:41 t. a. - - . - Y4)iJjS HO I Evening Worship ,Worship service 11:00 a. a. Wors hip 7$Ø p Alliance Youth - - l)yoU to Mt + + + A - ' 4! £tSS8!flIJJ.y k' rw " - CREST ASSEMBLY Or GOD CHURCH Car. 27th and Elm Pastor H. M. Wilder Sunday School -1: a. a. 10:10 a. a. Morning Worship 7:20 V. a. Worship Youth Sara. (Sun.) 4:00 P. ni 710 34w.s $.rv. (Wed.) V. M. - - r P ______ Christian . .-.- •.." _. - 1. . .. ....- 5. i:.,. - - .-- . - Prayer Sorvice N ursery Open 7.20 p -a WTAR Sunday Nit. Broadcast ) WESTSIDE M1SSIOi... BAPTiST CHURCH 5th St. a Boil) Ave. Pastor lag 1jundjay school - 10:00 &. nu 710 p. a. yjg Wersbp Wednesday T), .r Berates -7 41 V. a. - - . PINECflEST BAPTIST Duora Bc A. Hamilton pas ''" School Worship Union . .3O . Ui. Ev.ntug Worship - 7:30 Wed. Evening Prayer f,.•n .•v P. Service + - ,: : . - • - + S _4IL ; i j , - + . / ." .. . . • . .. Cc ____ ONART JORDAN BAPTIST CWJRCH lul West Pirmt. Street 10:00 a. a. Sunday School jg Wrrhtr - 'inis in '1:20 V. a. vsning Warship .dssday Prayer awvjam 7:20 p. a. + - -+ 417 - - rZLOOME" 1. --: :' . - .1 . .. ;.. . •-. - . ... ::.s.'.:: Church Christ Of cnuiwn OP CHRIST l 6A1M&&WK RAXTIST CHURCH 374: CaunLry Club "lost' - + - Psat 5:41 a. a. 11:00 a. in. $'dI p. in. 4:00 i. a. 7:20 p. a. - - ytt: . - . .. .. I L :. ----p -.'...... )..r,.. CHURCH OF, CHRIST Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr Evangelist BIbl.School -9:0a.a. Morning Worship .. 1000 a. a. 1- ening Worship c 30 p a Wed Prayer Service 7.20 p a. - CELERY TING S - . . l •- .. -: % . I-' -a-' - - -. ,, , c-S • 1. ... .. AMERICAN '•- . -: - .... -. ~ ~ 1 ~ I L . . S - - • • ______ -:... I -. -. <.. . . -... .. j'..-'s . . . - . LN THE REDEEMER 103 W. 2fith Place Church of our an • a -. Methodist CWPI&" 66 Nebow A&=%ft%ninj an,Um&w& T& FIRST METHODIST CHURCH B P.k h.. Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship -1:20 a. a. Sunday School 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 10:66 a. = (intermediate, Sen ior) Evening Worship 7.11 V. in. 1.19.28 23:13-25 11:1.7 ____ 15:11-14 Rt. 436 East of Seminole Plasa Rev. Lucia F. Grile Pastor GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave.. Rev. Hobart M. T.mpls, Jr. Pastor Church School 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. in. 5flF 1:30 p. U. Morning Worship - II:*o a. gn. Junior Hi & Senior HI Youth Meeting. 1:00 P a. Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal $JI Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehesxs)aJ 3:30 Saturday 15:25-32 6:15-20 Stp Sir q±27 Stp SiP i 1 1. - - - - Church - ii WESTMINSTER - The Herald's Associated Press wire, the other day. carried this Item: (AP)CYPRESS, Calif. They call It the "instant Campus," and 110 wonder. Three inonth ago it didn't even exist. Todsj 2,03 ,t :.r. -• re :ttending Cypress Junior College, whose 19 buildings were constructed by putting together 10-by-32-foot, fiberglass-reinforced plywood sections. Workmen erected th e college on a previously barren Orange County field in 74 days. Even the trees were transplanted. 4 ____ - Fri * S I . . S - S FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HOLL1R MOTOR and Staff CAWAY & M,1cIsBIN INC. Co. NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Insumnao J. Hwy. 17-92., Sanford C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson an Southern Fiberglass Products Inc. Harold 8lntp and Employes ___ OIL CO. PIRESTOE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff TflT1GORE SD COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford RABREIIL & BEVERLY AtITOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., PIJBL MARKETS and Employees & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida D1JDA Nsw 51*. ZIon Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave OftklaWOSptlStC1III *742 W. ontemn Baptist church P'nacrism ftPUst Church 119 W. Onom Ad. PrAlris LAI&O B&PUst Church. Rjftq ad, Per k Programs Missionary Baptist Church. Midway fiecond50h Missionary Baptist Church, West anford SUnis.ad B&ptlat Church. 3111 French Ave. L'j J&=" MUMIDUArY U&PUSt Church Ste. St. Paul M1Iosry Baptist Church, ISt. Mauh.ws Missionary Baptist Church STENSTROM RPALTY Herb Stenstrorn and Staff IN C. and Staff .11 ; WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mrs. Al Wilson WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_- •- Christ )1.thedist Church BIll Bear Ia.ks Road UpIJa Community Prub,t.rian Church. Upsala ad. First Methodist Church. dig r&rh Ave, First Methodist Church of Ovisdo First southern Methodist Churab 3410 Sanford Ave. Free Methodist 4th 1*. Geneva MethadUK Church. Geneva. Grace Methodist Church, Church. DvMdD : Park, AL 42L Camisalbarry SVVZXTZ Forest lake BevSnthLJ A.DrENTIS? Lv.ntLet Church. Hwy. 4U, Purest city Adventist Church. MaItls.nd Ave.. Altammonts Springs seventh &Beath.d&4ly.ti.t Church. OTHER URCREB Osteen Methodist Church P a ci 1* Wssiovan Methodist, Ri so All Saint& al Church E. D.Bati Ave, Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood All isco ja1. Enterprise Holy Cross EplsoopaL Park Ave. at 4th 1UTA .aosasto Lutheran Church. Ovsrbrook Good Hheph*rd' United Luthern. Lutheran ChuTeS RelteSa.I? ° g Nth Cypr 8t. Maria L.M.E. Church at. At. 415 Osissu St. Paw. Methodist C h u r 0 b Ostaeu ltd. Enterprise btaxtord Memorial Methodist V S a r c * Cgaseibsrry CtLunkb W. - - I ___ I _______ Presbyterma of The Cuvesast 3776 & A*idzawa Ps'bytsriaa - - ___ - .• _____ 71 '?,g - A - . ... - ~. I . . • - - ..I I #_, F F •. 1 I ' Seminole County is about S to reap the higeat ( () . Brief IU)ll 811E1)I)EN . The Soviet, Union made a sweeping ;)rrsS MOSCOW (Al') attack against Red China today as East European Communist chiefs gathered here for talks that could ruth In n joust con nrane hit.ory. the prediction frday of Ceell Tuc- in it wa itt, nOOn ker Soviets Blast ited China - - Seminole Count I 1, agent, in view of the record 139 million boxes pictured by the 17. S. lepartment of Agriculture for all of Florida. Metro Tucker said it Is impossible to pinpoint the number of boxes - for Seminole County hut said it will far eeeed its hate of the demnntlon of Peking. statewide figure of 113 mil lion The controlled Soviet press was clearly laying the gr(Ititi(i-S hoxq in 19162. work for a common blast of China by Soviet blot: leaders should Prediction for I9263 was 120 they (ICcI(lo to iSSUe' tuir. A joint criticism tiiihul (OilY (ll!('lI('fl million boxes hut the freeze rethe split In tin' lIed camp. • ,, duced this to 78 million. - FIOT1(la citriusmen are about work is proceeding on iche to "find themselves up to th eir . Presitlent Jo h nson departed on a dude for the development of WASHINGTON (Al') momentous, 25,000-mile mission to the Far East today with a the area.wide metro telephone knicker.s in oranges," United .-- :S VOW to "do my best. to advance tini cflhlso of peace and of system which will link South Press International reported Volusla, Seminole and North from Lakeland. human progress." They're going to meet WedJohnston tempered this pledge with word that "I know that Orange C o u n t i r s , Robert . Can Wave No Wand" or offer any promises to work magic Shedden, Southern Hell Tele nesday to talk about ways to A. them. n his aerial expedition to at least six Asian anti Pacific nsu phone manager has reported. sell • • Cutover is expect"d in Feb-"Our seillrg teChfl1qt1 have -tions. ,ihr simply not kept up with our ruary, 1967. -'et, he said, he was undertaking a "hopeful mission." • Southern Bell Telephone is growing techniques," according Investing more than $100,000 in to Florida Citrus Mutual vice A Coast Guard cutter escorted the chiangcover, Including ad. president Robert W. Rutledge. CATTLE RUSTLING was given a setback in Seminole County when the PANAMA CITY (AP) into port today with the body of ditional central office equip- Rutledge announced a joint actions of .Joseph Priest (left), Oviedo, and Sheriff's Deputy J. Q. (Slim) the fishing vessel Isaac Bolen member was charged with merit and additional cable fa meeting here Wednesday of Galloway (right) led to the arrest and conviction of two men. Jack Sime, Its slain caPtain aboard and a crew Mutual's board of directors and duties. outgoing president of the Seminole County Cattlemen's Association, Sathis murder. local associaT he non-toll system will in. grower council officials. urday evening presented a $500 reward to Priest from the The FBI siuid Capt. Clayton Williams, (30, of Panama City was Cattlemen's AssObbed last Friday aboard the Isaac Boles about 150 dude 14.670 subscribers in The agenda will center on a tion and a $500 reward to Galloway from the Florida fatally sta (HeraldPhoto) the approximate center of the Gulf of Sanford; 3,245 in Deltona and predicted orange crop of 139.4 'eition. (Related photo on page 5. miles off Mexico at DoBary; 1,210 In Oviedo and mil lion boxes th is season. RutMexico. oers and 295 In Qeneva, who will be ledge said bot) S. 4 .. handlers have known for 39,700 telephone linked to sg,. eral ycars the industry would posted Winter Park for a total of CHICAGO (AP) - A world-wide lookout has been morning 180 subscribers, Shedden e x- have a great increase in proSaturday for an estimated $1 million In jewels stolen duction during the 1966-70 seafrom the Chicago salon of Tiffany & Co., fashionable New York All of Seminole County will Sons. jewelers The U. S. Department of AgPolice said jewelry dealers in Amsterdam, London, South be included except for a small nierica, Canada and Mexico luve been alerted that the thieves area in the southwest cornerindicated riculture'a estimate last week 39 per cent Increase of the county which Is tied in I gr'ater safe- might try to sell the large cache of diamond rings, unset Sal)- with the Orlando exchange. In th e crop. Work on providing fire truck ted. atudezits Lao wvUir had mdc to provide :ct ,eiiin Use or.tz1i S. New telephone directories to e Sanhampered entrance of fire tiety, although fire officials had ithires, rubles, bracelets, necklaces and platInum st.tt!ngz. access to the rear of th be Issued to all subscribers kept up with growing the ford Junior High School build- partment equipment at the rear reported on Sept. 8 that. "manFlorida's school superintendent told will include all listings in one orange, Rutledge said. datory lire requirements have g." of the buildin "N ORLANDO (AP) He indicated that part of the ing is almost complete, Fire book. Present plans call for Formerly access was block- been niot," Other "desirable fire precauthe Teacher Education Advisory Council today It Is essential Inclusion of the Sanford alpha- sales program for the coming Chief G. M. Harriett reported ed by the walkway roof. Other recommendations made by the tions" Included: all fire ex- the group develops "new and bold ways" to accomplish effective betical listings In the Winter year, along with broad Industry today. Park directory, to be distributed plans, will be revealed at WedSchool officials said "for all fire inspectors In April are be tinguishers wall mounted; fire continuing education forparticularly employed teachers. Addressing himself to new members - attend Dec. 1 and the Winter Park nesday's meeting. practical purposes, access is ing carried out by the mainte- extinguishers in typing room, heir first council session Rutledge said this was the State Supt. Floyd T. Chris- listings In the new Sanford diunder paint shop, work shop, boiler hsg t now available. The roof has ance department or room and band room; consider- tian said that "the youth of Florida, and I, shall be depending rectory, due to arrive Feb. 13, time for all segments of the been raised and the access wid- study. industry to cooperate. Ten recommendations were ation of installing heating upon you to keep abreast of our needs in teacher education and 1967. ened, where walkways to proplant in separate, outside to recommend programs which will meet these needs." - .- Phone Link - - Project! On - - - + No Magic - - Johnson - - * - • • - - - _ S - o - Coming Back To Port - - Fire Access Project Raising - SJHS At s Lookout For $1 Million ,•_ The Roof Aid To Teachers Sought are Slated Bid 0 structure; Consideration of installing NEW YORK (UP!) -Workers at seven General Electric Co. two fire hydrants on west side of building; consideration of plants vent on strike over local Issues today despite a contract The contracts will be for a Bids for contracts to install installing additional fire escape agreement that averted a nationwide walkout agttitit the T0all utilities on the site of the water plant, heating plant, on east aide of old building ducer of Viet Nam necessities, The International Union of Electrical Workers voted over- new Florida Technological Uni- sewerage lines and disposal next to auditorium; exit doors whelmingly Sunday to accept an agreement with GE reached versity - three miles south of , electric and other conProvision of all officials galore are expected to be at the Jaycee AFL-CIO Oviedo on SR 521) - will be plant Public "panic hardware"; inspect Friday by representatives in Washington. Ten other iated utilities with repair light in janitor's unions folowed the WE lead but problems arose over supple- opened on Nov. 18 at Orlando. duits, and assoc carnival scheduled for Saturday at. Ft. Melon Park. Phil Goree, business manager needs. inentary pacts to be worked out at the local level. Among the highlights of the annual affair will be a chance room, Florida Tech p!an3 to open its of Florida Tech, announced the for officials to dunk Sanford Herald Editor Larry Vershel. The fire inspector's report bids will be advertised for the doors for its first students on Vershel will ride the "dunking machine" with all proceeds indicated it would be desirous Telephoned death threats utilities contracts, estimated to the 1,000-acre Adamucci site in SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) to have an automatic sprinkler going into the Junior Chamber of Commerce charity fund. system throughout the old sec- against President Johnson and the prime ministers of Australia cost in the neighborhood of $1.7 Orange County at the Seminole County l:ne in September 1968. The carnival will start at 4 p.m. and last until 8. tion of the building, but If this and New Zealand have been received In Sydney and Walling. millions. Rides of all kinds will also be featured at the carnival as was not economically feasible, ton, N. Z., It was disclosed today. well as fairtype game booths with assorted prizes. An old fash an automatic fire alarm signal toned Spook House will interest many of the youngsters and a would be considered of the Chief of State Nguyen PLEIKU, South Viet Nam (UP!) concession stand will be set up heat-rise activating type. Thieu said today his government would extend an official Bids have been authorized by Van with complete chicken 'dinners invitation to President Johnson to visit South Viet Nam during DETROIT (UPI) - Bob the school board for a new his Far Eastern tour. It was believed Johnson would accept. act up at reasonable prices. Sponsoring the event along Swift, Detroit Tiger coach and boiler heating system at the Thicu's Invitation, which won immediate endorsement front the Jaycees will be the twice the team's interim man- school. Use of the old boiler Premier Nguyen Cuo Ky, followed persistent reports Johnson with ager, died of lung cancer to. will be abandoned. It has been conference beJayceettes, wives of members day, the second Tiger mana- deemed inadequate for proper would fly to Viet Naun from the Manila summit would be expected to visit some heavily ginning Oct.. 24. Ho of the Junior Chamber. ger to die in little more than heating of the enlarged school guarded U.S. military installations for several hours. complex. two months. Swift was 51. GE Strike On Carnival Should Dray, Public Officals Galore Threats Against LBJ - President Johnson Welcomed - Bob Swift Dies High Court Says 'No' WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court refused today to let a group of states headed by Delaware challenge directly In the high court, the "winner take all" electorsl college system under which the president Is chosen. anglewood Upset Over Hazards Questions were fired at Sheriff Luther Hobby Sunday nIght at a meeting of the Tanglewood Area Civic Association by residents disturbed by traffic conditions In the area. They registered complaints about excessive speeding un Lake Road through Tiinglewood and Howell Branch Road, and lack of visibility at the dangerous geroUs Sit 4l6 intPrbect ion at the Turkey Farm. The Mleaiffcitedlackcf$Uf I.' ~..A** orld News In • ~I .1. - - Need For Mc re Deputies Cited Christ of Latter Dsy SaInts. 2111 Park Lv.. Community Chapel, Aitamt. Spring. Eastern Orthod..og Church, St. Johns Chrysos a Chapel, Hwy. 17.32, Fern Park Cougr.ga.tjoa Bath Israel, 11th * Magnolia Pirst Ch of rist, Scientist. E. a St. ss Ki1om Hall of Jehovah. Zak. Monroe Unit, 1512 W.Witne Third St. FI tscost..I Church of Lniwood Pull Gospel Tabos-nacl., 271.4 Country Club ML 011v* staft Holiness Church, Oak ILIZI PInscrsst Am.a.b3 of God, 17th 4 Saw Sanford Alfiane. Church, 1401 5. Perk A. Jehovah'. Wit, . 1144 Sa*tore Ave. The bslvaUo Aray. 214 5. Zag j. iizo, utampuia bpg PlLRYTEIAN Community Presbyterian Church. Tfr First freabyten*an_ Church, Oak Ave. 4 3rd 51. s4b7tsn1au Church of Dslany. ____ - : , ____ 0 Church of God 10 Cbrist. Oviedo Chuluots Ooinmunity Church Church of God of Prophecy. 2107 Elm Ave., Church F I rs t Church . Wasr W. 2nd 51 maple Fern Par. ....uurcb of ...aearass. Obrisu Rd.. Fern Part Lake Mary Church of the N*Wea hi Amen ___Ion fr* lan. P Park St. 1 "h.. L.uthsra Church. Ri. 421 llavta METHQI)IKT Barn_sit 'ea,riaI Methodist Church. H. I*Ba.r.y Ave., aat.,pris. Bear l Methodist Church First Chrlatl&n Church, 1101 S. San_lord Ave _________ COXGRM"TMNAL MristisaChurch rk ChrisUan March Fiends Ile, ju-iti-ftim Staff ' SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff CHURCH 0? CHRIST Christ, 15125. Park Ave. Christ. Geneva CkrimiU IALke Me" Christ. Lionarwood Christ. Fads CHURCH Church of God. U) Hickory Church P'raDcb Church Church of God Kisslos, Enterprise ____ MORTUARY L Wilson and . and of of of of Church at naua,ry Baptist Church. U Cyprs. St. Church, Pain Springs 144.. Altamonte 11pringa Wsstsld. Mtssiary Baptist Church, 1iS v.. Zion Hope Baptist Church, 712 Orange Ave. ___ CATROLIC Church of the Nativity, All Souls Ciitkaijc Church. 71$ ou Ave. ftc Chtlio 5tss. 5poi" cish Chitiuøt St. Ann's Catholic Church. Pershing Plies DsBry St MeI7 i5&Re Catholic Church. Malt. laud Ave AIta,niput. spring. Yes, we know that South Oak Avenue narrows considerably as it come Into West First street, now th at Central Park adorns that intersection. The reason it didn't stay wide to permit easy south turns by easy bound traffic, th e man tells me. Is because of property lines. Seems th ey're measured from th e ACL right of way centerlin e, or sunipin'. Anyway, there it is! I . S Instant grass on that beauty spot, too! I Take Bitter. Blue sod, add water. Seish! Instant beautyspot-flhit pallam trees, no less, mama! WILSON-EIUffJLBtJRGER Eunice ROSE AND WILK*S RESTAURAM Rose & Wflks Bowman & EWapluyees Church Church Church Church __ - -- S * .4 ___ i companies Irving L Pryor and Staff 301 W -Ifit- St, Sanford A. PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff STATE FARM ______ V SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff S Do you suppose our school authorities have heard of this? Nothing, but nothing, could be less like a campus than the clueter of classrooms at Seminole Junior College. So, maybe "Instant Campus" will add to the "attractive" ensemble t h a t adorns the sandhills west of th e county citrus grove. And Directory Page Possible Notice - + City agreed to a cost of livIng increase for all its employes. One official got a 41 per cent hike over his 1965-66 scale while another got a 25 p& cent bike and one Well we can go on and on. COVENANT PRESBTTERIA* 27Th South Orlando iv Thomas H. Pasler Worship Ill a. a.. Church School -14:00 &. gL - Predict 1'04., i Biggest i ..114, rrath Orange Crop rtm Nile of America Phone 322-2611 or 425.5938 _____________________________ VEATIIER: Sunday 86-66; cloudy, brief shower through Tiienday. Ili- lee 5 Cents MONDAY, OCT. 17, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 AL' Leased Wire - S.. __ Herbert W. Gosrs, Pastor Sunday School -.... 1:11 a. in. Worship Service 10:80 a. in. Kindergarten and Nursery Thursdaii 1:3-11 ) d S County CommiSSic in St. Lucle County today looking at the courth ouse. • S Th ere's absolutely no truth to the report that Math ers Furnithre Store Is going out of business. .. _____ _ Op "The I - FIRST PSBYTERILX CHURCH Sanford Fla. Oak Ave. &$rdSt. R.v. Virgil I... Bryant, Pastor Morn ing Worship - 2:3o a M. Church 8:°-::: Morning Worship 11 00 a. a. Church SøhoolPioneer Fellowship 7:00 a. Senior F1owship 7:00 p.s. , y I iicient personnel to adequatcly - all accident calls are referred to the Florida Highway Patrol. patrol the area, but said that As for adding safety measbe would try to have It checked ures such as a blinking light or more frequently. four-way stop at the intersec. He suggested that residents tiot) or reducing the speed limit, could take down license tag from 65 mph, be said that these under the jurisdiction of numbers of speeders and turn them Lu to him, lie ititted that the State Road Department. Since there were no ru.nnina. he always had a man within "five minutes" of the arcs. Lions from the floor the slate When asked why It some of officers submitted by the I times takes a half hour for nominating committee was apI someone to arrive to investi- proved. Charles L)eneen was named gate an accident, be replied that are Commie Summit Seen A meeting billed originally as a summit MOSCOW (UP!) president and other officers In conference of East European Communist leaders appeared today dude Harlan Tuck, vice presi to be expanding Into a world-wide Communist summit to Plan dent; Mrs. Dorothy Porter, sec a unified course In Viet. Nam independent of Communist, China. A Tails report that the Cuban president and defense minretary; and Fred Staly treasur had arrived and news that other leaders were accoznpu ister er. by their defense ministers caught western exports In MosMrs. Williun Means was Up nied pointed churznan of U coiiitult cow by surprise. Word quickly spread that other world Couzitee to plan an entry to repro munist loaders were on route to Moscow. sent the civic association Ii upcoming area Christmas Pa NEW YORK (UP!) - Prices opened higher In moderate rudes. The organization voted t trading on the Now York Stock Exchange today. Shortly after the opening boll, the United Press internabold a door-to•door member cent tional stock market indicator showed a gain of 0.29 ship drive. The next meetini with 666 Issue. traded. Of thea.. 314 advanced and 170 dedllasd will be held Nov. 20. - Stock Prices Up per - - IEE11E7 flCK 2-DOOR COUPE, Del. In Sanford .... $2611 Hemphill Pontiac- Buick 1501 W. FIRST ST. - 3220231 ____ D. i 1 I . I :... . St. Johns River **** br iiauftirb VOL. 59 NO. 41 - S * 0 PresbyterIan The RevJ 2G,n p. Sr, Pastor Morning Worship 8 15 a. in Sunda,) School B U a. in Morning Worsblp....12:ODa.a. Communion-First Sunday In Each Month kindergarten and Nursery _. - I I.,,,, I! - •. of Cn.aolherry; and iftubert L. I C City ilsU sure looks good with that fresh coat of paint. LUTHERAN CHURCH 2IU0 A r Ian Drri vs ve ... _______________________________ Sunda School 1.1:00 a. Wednesday S.rvos.. *:oo p. . Subject: Reading Boom: 101 W. First Weekdays: 10:10 Lm.-4:3O p.m. S - -. . -• FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Must second street Sunday Service ___ L. - • . - + ''i '74 THE IDRCH FOR ALL ALL PO THE TUHC1 i* Oiuvd j f• ft cii DCterancJ good cjtire,,Øgp ItMoeiaof,.. of VOhJSI. Without 0 strong Church, neither ' U%'I...icYoor CMI... i anvle. There we four attend u_ TIisyoie (I) For his cei sake. () . (3) For the sake of his cmmmmity OW pomfor (4) For "w mo&e of the Church huff which PIOfl to O to church regularfy and rood uv Bible dal ____ PLOLL CHURCH OF CHRIST 'W- EL (Bill) 18-1-mond. Evang*. list Highway 44 West .IIihls Claim l0:O Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. a. Evening Worship 11:00 1:00 V. . Bible CIu•M 5d. 7U p. . : • . - M . Jplrst Baptist Church of Church First Baptist Church of Ovisdo I1t c hurc h of S1S11stfldOBp!h.s ::: Church. fluX W. . Purest City Baptist Church Pui.t Heed Bmptiat Church. Ø4 Jordan iti.rnosasry Baptist Church, 1.6.1 W. Lays South.,. eapust 3Uaslo, Oluot* Missionary Baptist CbI& North Eu&srpriss -hLaosdonsa Elasto. Baptist Cbuxe Oak thU Rd. 1t. Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva Hwy. Mt. Olive aa,pus CSUIá, I t+la 4atpj,, £vs. uis it*iowj baptist caurs ItS St. & Wnkorp Lv.. LCary Missionary Baptist amount W.lhthSt. + .... . 5', _ Bible Class a. in. orning P &u.v a. a.. Evening Worship 1:00 V. m. Bible Class Wed,. ....710 p. a.. 5-..--- LziUocb Baptist Church. Oviedo Central b4wusl church. .1311 C)ak Ave. ChUIuOL& Pirst baptlet Church Chuluots. Baptist Miami" E1darHpringsljapt*s Church. 660 Lohman First isaLrn' Iaurch, 111 lark Lv.. Friendship itISt Church Altamonte ,sprIpAm itt. lU. L1%iiint. Spring. First Baptist Church o First of Geneva First B&ptlgt Church of Liii Mary 4 - "L , -41 .\ -...., SEMINOL1 COUNTY . L. 4 pv - KENTUCKY FRIED (ffiQKi Fntucky Jim Do Hawkins, Manager tot It :.f :5 , jja MOTORS, INC. -. - - - S Lutheran ____ ____ . CEuRCH O(Iu FLORIDA STATE BANK ___ AND STAFF ,.L .. 'S 1+L 1. .4,; .5 CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford - ..-. - 1 ' - GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ____ PRIN . - - - The Following Sponsors Make This L. - if.- . - l,m'ehelt, William F. hfnrrI'tt, t1. It, 0• 1000 a. a. Sunday Evening - 7:30 p. lim, Study.. T:30 V. a. Friday Till p. a. ___ . + Sunday School ________________________ 4 ilt'ni It. l,j'. - How come other counties get teacher interns and Seminole is always left out in th e cold? Notice where \'olusia, Orange and Brcvnrd got host of th em from University of Florida and Stetso. CHURCH OF LONGWOOD SISI Orange Street Rev E. Ruth Grant - Pastor unlon) "" * Pence Al flavis following tim r 5• 0 Pentecostal (Except Ist Sunday-Holy Com. '. Pint's Itestntimnot. with a shut- * * * * on the Seminole County Would have said goodbye to e th Ritz myself but I couldn't see sitting through "Namu th e Killer Whale." I _... Holy CommunIon.... 7:30 a. a. . ' . i4G Bert DWZi Sunday Bible Study - 10:00 a. ni. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in Ivening Serv$oe 6 20 p a Wednesday Bible CIa.. ____ 7.10 p a Meats 121 . 5- Christian Science R. Sunday School 'Worship Service Training Union Evaning Worship Wed Prayer Serv. 11 - BOX.! CROSS v 1). Soper. The . Prayer Meeting, Wed 7 $0 • a - - S A 1. SANFORD CHRITIAN CHURCR8ufld1ug Womans Club 103 Oak Avenue flob.rt C. fla.nnoa...Mlnlatei. : 4 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W 2nd St at Maple ve. J. Lester Seel Pastor Sunday School 1:45 a. a. Morning Worship .... 1050 a. in. You th Hour 1:00 V. a. E'ange1li'tIc Service 7:00 p. a. Service (Wed) ?lO p a Third Sunday Singepiratlon $ 00 V. a. . Nazarene CHRIST CHURCH church Street. Longwood Pr. Warren N. Thompson, Vicar Holy Communion - 1:00 a,. a. Family Service & Classes 010 a. in. 1. $ Episcopal The word Is that Carl Floyd of Haines City is ready to put up a "plush" th eater at one of Me Sanford shopping plazas. indications are the theater will be up withi n four months . There also is a group out of Lakeland interested in picking up the lease for the Ritz (it has th ree years to go) and making repairs to the rient inovic. - Pr.ddh Smith __Putor I BC11T\(l HIlLS MORAV1A CHURCH Th hI R. Rurkotte ...... M In hit ,'r . - - id York of l.nkelantl and Wil- 5 5 5 ... 1" Baptist . Moravian - -.. . .. - - ..•• , John *,Inrko, lon, W1111nm .1. ( By . LARRY VERSREL Three hundred fifty kids at the Ritz on Saturday. There do th ey go this Saturday 7 _.... - . 011thilliell which resillivil In 111.4 (.nrgi - 'pHng1I Commun ity H T'IsltlRnd Avenue, Altamonte S prings W.ohtp 1100 a. in. Sunday. ., . - Morning Wor'bt' 1100 a. Fpworth League 600 p WO.MP L . Wed. Prayer setIvit 7 30 T. a. CHtRCH OF ClOD OF PROPHECY 157 Palmetto .AVs., Longwood Rev. .Tohfl Cerasoll Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. in. Evangelistic S'vc. .... 7:20 p. in Yount Poop Ova. & Bible p. Stud), U .. - FIRST C&RISTIL1 CHUBCB DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1107 S. Sanford Ave. B. Vernon Pallor Sunday School 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. rn1wile(I 114,fore allpffel, fir thl, cI qr~~~ ce ThO1'O than for Ilini to 1OW UP 111th a f11( young man. it is 70W responsibility, In the years ahead, to help jyji do and will flnd the iVaI4 SflU guiuiuice W aid 70U lB ____ your tiSk In 7uuz- thUl'Cb, ..-1• . going to church this Sunday. Chances are that they've even got a nurseiy for beautifui babies! $un4e3' School -1:41 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. Evantsllatlo S.rv*o.s 7:00 p.a. 'Wed. Pr&yr è flIbis Study 710 p. a. 8pouanr.d by Baptist Fellow1p', 01FIt White 011tilml fill, Twill 1,nke Monirrm; Cerif Fl. 11tvithe-, indfrtmentiq RizRi"14t, 1101%. "Mm.- :. Rev. Charles O~ Bennott Pastor - - Ile t a beRiIUfUl bab3'-.a1lC1 You, naturally, want noth ing - 11 V. a. t ' _._. p°e another person matter bow dearly we love them. And In the case of our thlfldren, we are istoaivls, not Rev John f_ Fov of Sanford; Wit11m .1. Jknrn, Fred IL enro, Gkn M. flr,'r, nn4 Rfrhnrrl r.+ (opdnni of Allnvirnnte Sprin; Martin C. (".raft, RobI.rf H. (iithhort and NO fey,. f -ngwoo4; ry CnrIrin of lames William Robinson of FIRST SOUTHERN M ETHODIST CHURCH OP PROPHECY 1501 E3ft Avenue Pastor B.,. Robert 'Welch 141 a. in. Sunday School . V. Young People Servi & Bible Study V. . I. W5 bettor. We can't SUNLAWI) BAPTIST CHURCH 2619 French Avs. I),eus,mr, Carl Plc-'nry A qhtr,cl, John itirtiard AtptIr'rson .1,. and t,.'lnnd C. flery of Maillanil: Iiin V. fmiitwell, Intl Cecil Urtitan, Cintitle It. AtII< his, WII Ham CPA flnndrlilv', Cinrenre C. hton;leron, Confiver E. Mor- - -., "Zidf i. a. Southern Methodist - ---- -. ,flow.lgp (Toss.) Sil0 $ay.r $mvIca -710 P. a. - French1.41 s. a.or Sunday school Morning Worship - 11:00 at. tn. pj lret' 1StU1bbIg the flret thne you rea1I that vnnr baby 'pn1)v Isn't v 'Ri. YOU uO mot poaess hIM. Yet the soon 3'(m do mallze It, the - + Whta itii You tq to be Tnodest about ¶ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hester LYS. B. Hamilton Griffin Sunday School 1:41 a. a. CHRISTIAN for a VIA S?Md The i1oe a You t1ce )ifrn q la H. Afford request first degree nuiriler votifo flat In Altamonte S11rhists OIl Msiy 1. )nstttiin WI1C ,ICn,I on arrival at the Whiter Park o Mmm .' -inl hspital, York Is ehntged Wjjr jj shoot. log Eastman twice, mire In the .'liest anti again In the lower charged with murder. it is e'cted the stale will Methodist o GOD CH ____ God of 'nld-fashInned shnot.nut" April 10 which resulted In the death of (enrge (rnhnm .lr. It, wits reported by Oviedo 1'hi- ('hhf Xelsey at that tIie jg feud In a lilnaltig end. In an echnnga of gutiflit', White was also wniiidel wq werp compniflons of Grnhnm' ,Ioseii)m Mont-gnnieiy anti .tnliu Mayo. 'Iiik was ai'restnd gin,I am-- eommittlng last. Spliti sr. 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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 14, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 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/945573fd0292d170fa9d00b40ec1b6ed.pdf 71d5aa50fc28ceffaefcad4511fab29a PDF Text Text I. ; ..'.. . .' 0 . . . ••lllIIlIruipmr F,, 1 'r I I7r vruLh n,i!mb _______________________________________________________________ -' 41 - . . ~ I ~I I.. 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V_ , ix ", 14e~ *. - - L ..,I . "'. _,# .~ , 11 I , - Riib Roast VIORK HAS been -resumed on completion of Paving on Winter P 11 r1c Drive in Cnsselberr3, access road to South Seminole School and South nirno1i Junior .iilgii ,CziOOi. ,Il is elng put over limerock and sand scaled in preparation for the final asphalt topping. (Herald Photo) . '... f"", _,_ - - , -jllk; I'~-,~, ~,,M, -if, '.1. . -o 1 L' - i___It.•. :i, ,~.' ,..!;.[ .;,:~,~. ,T. I 4" -1 ;t, .. ". I I . I.'IN, .:.11 . I .~ , I ~ . / " 3 ' -. zp ~1~ ! I I , I 01 i, .t I i ; $ t, I ? I: PI ~ L. ...1. ~. ~ . • _ . , . .I .- 1 .., - . ,:~ -, ,:~ ;I . ) ____ I it I . 11 ~- . EACH Special! .C-:qv ~~ .1. I O'CLOCK EIGHT . . :. 11 I .. 1'LB. - Irs" 99CL . 9 eed*91:9 -. ,1 I 11isla-w- -_ -_ ________ 2ac • ________ 1, . .~ -I V . _______ , '._,_,?%~. I . ,* . , .*.. - J FIIIST all(] second graders itt (4'enevLl ,c'(.!J1()o1 enjol. I)IJIN. pel-iocl U11(jer fill- 11141101 -*tit;Tvir, wit-60- M-1- ViSioll Of their teacher, A)1r.s- " \'i'll' M" OH11. Ill U'U'sWiligs, , as otherij line Up to wait. their tuni, are (from left) Dian Banks, Terry Anderson, a and Stanlc Mathieux Older children taking advantage of the traliLed library area shown with the librarian, Miss lIeltouise Cherry, art, (from left) Steve at Steele, Hugh Rustiell F I. - ______ • . . • ',• I. ' . • - • . !''!"' -. • ____________ - . . it •- ': Y I - '' - • . , 1 Met The P*M RIPE I I-' Lb UI J w i .4 I . thill, El Durudu. ~ a i:,: ~~ I i ~,- i " ,__~'__- ~~ -.111e---_-.. Ri\ ..,: FLORbi Tichc4i fur gruaw,- thw, Uju,isw 41f I ! , : I .1 : 1 ! ugt pe u leuni wttalth z gigantic Lake the wurld'r must prulific all ; I-J."t, Flo ... 11. llirth of Liuiwig van Bt. I iWVur) Wa. On Liec. U, 1770. C - _____ - -_ -_ - c - IV O.Y •I 1111111111110111 BUY ~ immobellmum! PWD STANK ~-- ~ -4!~A f .N, ~ - . '* . , . ~ .I I .. ,. I C lUll. ai CAM .'.. - I '.L I, I . I.I., I ,. :, I~,, I - So GET I ill I j ; I .. -1 ithis j, er ad are good WV. ri 322.0376 a . 0 . . C 'through Satur. ~'. ~, See where Vershe] I 'I I ". '-.. A " ,. 1: .. . . campusby late fall of 1967 and I ~ . 1 IIt ~ [ I) '. 1 . !1. ,4 141 d ,I i . - -' : Boost For GIs I)ONG HA, South Viet Nam (UPI) I I : , to lower the assessments to Ho ahi.. to get I have no way of I knowing." Dr. Weldon declared. - mobile license tug., isules Wedneiigrade of day he took It to the bank. ink, dark in contrast to good This morning Ray learned bills, the background is poor Defense Secretary Hobert McNamara gave thousands of America servicemen a from DeWitt Mathews, assistant and the portrait of President morale boost today by announcing "under no circumstances" vice president. of Sanford At- Jacksuti tends to "run Into" the would they be required to extend their one-year tour of duty in lantic National Hank, that one background. Viet Nam. Ng,7g LYLP V . %71t1S4 (I lit *J A vert £ I. j ii Strike eral Electric Company &trlke continue today In a pessimistic at. mosphere. The talks were described by a special White House :nedlatlonpanelas"dcadcentcr." About 12,000 members of 11 unIons are threatening to strike . . TIM F DAY I the huge company at 12:01 am. Monday. AN ELATED John Alexander (seated) and William BuKh (right) presented rights-of-way deeds which had been donated by "public spirited citizens" for the 1-4 interchange at Lake Mary and access road to it to ti il Middle East Crisis Brews UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)-The threat of a new Middle E.atit cribis confronted the United Nations today as Israel charged Williard Peebles, (iseated left), State Road Board members and Jameli ' n t I or til e s tate roa d de pa rtm en t. .,IJeeLman, age Ph t. ) I eraIdPhoto , • • 11 Tax Collector Woes Kosygin Blasts Red China .IMorale I . Syria with murders, sabotage and open Incitement to war. 4 Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Ebau called for an emergency m"ting of the Security Council. The 15-nation council was ex. pected to meet Friday. 0 Junior High seventh grader fell No hvm the school bus the other day ab the vehicle doors accidentall The bus as cm Three years e4fort by the I presented the deeds to Uie uccess road to Uic interchange STOCKHOLM (AP)-'rwo Amorican professors today were Bunnell Bond turniug un J&cCommission, county prolierty which had be*n don. which was completed four " Jointly awarded die 19W Nobel I) rlze for Medicina. They were -, Junty Nell . . . Maybe when vm se r Dr. PeYton Rous, 87, of the Rockefeller University, Now York, the new school bufies they'l.] road department, the Lake ated by 'Public spirited cit, months ago. Willard Peebles, "Tile new Interchange will and Dr. Charles H. Huggins, M, of Chicago University Nospital. operate okay. And maybe the Mury Chamber of Cuirimerce izens too Bous was awarded film prize for his discovery of tumor-indue. bubes won't be so crowded. and other inteivated individ- staw roud board member and be of vital importance to the whole county," Alexander said. Jug viruses and Huggins was cited for his discoveries concerning htrt.et.xniui, ri t, of way uals paid off with the formal Next week there won't be J)JJ remarked that "don- lior::wnul treatment ot prostatic vasicur, the awarding tCuit) rights-tof-way agent, for Uie Staw Hoad Deof preaetitation area . . theuter in the Sanford ation of thease rights-of-wuys of (lie Carolina institute suld. Eighteen pe.ople out of work but deeds for the 1-4 interchange partniesit. had saved a I. r Ui is d o U -Ii 5 da ictonomy AlexAnder evinniended the smoulit of ,11(jiley frum th Flori evesi more imporLant some 500- at Lake Mary to the state road 600 kidt; won't huve a pluve to department Weduetsday and the 13 persutis and corparations county secondary funds" and TALLAHASSEE (Ullf)-Florlda's economy In so good that untiouncement bids will be let who had donsit,ed the pioperty that this is Uie. "first time in the Une iu ploy inent cotiipenaution fund showed a net gain of gv. Dues anyune care? for the i.nt..eri-hiuige sand the lb my memory that 100 per cent $14.3 mIllion so far this year. wi the prosgt in Lhit.einber • • • Absent"bl1ots now avail. John Alexander, County others who h earlier dwiat, of rlghf -way deeds have State Industrial CommIssioner W. Palmer Van Aradate said ablo at tiw supervisor of xegw ConaWaition ichairuum and Wit. ed the noc*"ary rights-ef-way been donattad for such, a pro. Uie t*tbl colki,Cted has been $27.9 ml.11Wn, and $13.6 Wil,lion Was ttsr's cffioe ithe courthouse. 11am Buib, county eziglaser for Lake M5r7 Boulevard, the ject." paid o'4 In benefits .Jiunts .. 11, 4 _:~ 610M CAM I I792 S. Sanf..'d - -1 . a . M Last month gh a ..i W IQUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) Sanford n WIL F P -g o a w Design of the long range master campus plan for SeminOle Junior College Is proceeding rapidly, with final drawings expected to he completed around the first of the year, Dr. Earl Weldon, p resident said today. However, when and how much of the total campus will be built, hinges on the action of the state legislature meeting next spring and the ed ucatlonol policies of the' next (acing us, I hope we can begin Nobel Prize For Yanks I 5. Sri~ * 1 Ih i 00 '67 C ;, F ~ I ----.--- 1-1 y MOSCOW (AP)-Premier Alexel N. Kosygin angrily charged How, to beat the tax collector: of the bills was a bogus $20 today that Red China has prevented world communism from Give him phony money. note. , putting "a quick end" to U. S. military actions In Viet Nam. lathews warned merchants When. ax ollector : ~ and othera in handlin;: S20 bills bundled ui his ca sh (toni auto'in the Urals. to watch for the phony M. He - - - ar • - unulir) Due The demise of the institution, certified after midnight Wed- sier's figures. ~ nesday, surprised the 3,000 stockholders and President James It. McGuire alike. ~ ___________________________________________ will now go to trial sometime • Master Campus Plan i wealth, which Issued a statement saying all eposits were sa Schools R. 'L Milwee. The case . -- - performance bond. two per cent propriate for junior college con.itruction in the state, how f his figures. and more t.han $1 million In the red, failed Wednesday In one of o There wvre no bidders for intich our share will be, when i the biggest bank failures since tile Depression. tile pi- vperties and Mrs. %Valkvr. I tilt- funds will be re!eased, how S y Y under the m w la i required nitit Ii federal help "t' may be 4 .. Bill Leffler 'o attorney plead. ad him innocent in county court the other day on the assault and battery charge against Supt. of i - Detroit Bank Fails yr.-V . 'fl. - I Prices in do I .1, __ . =1 RUMMY- 322-08" 10 LUO tatoes &W .10 _1~19 600 W. First St. %J Ak!RL- POTTED PLANTS C0RSAG1$ I pass the corn flakes. "Pt ;4 ! NI-1 p,.1, For All C)C4440al IrMat. .I -. Lured till! ienceful watem of thl.. repeating rifle in the 185o,s. I 40 ~ . f:~, -(:I . I , Lakv Mor,icuilo and *uw tht. 1 7; 11 4 Q j __ .4;f. - __1 k I.J 1 - a, vi-lawt, he called "Littlis 0!~--,il r,i 'Ar I lw~~~ Si;.L," U1ltJL-j 1111V were 6 :41 6.. , !. I I ~ ~ I ,It_; " I Grizzlies once roamed the dc (ijedu suspect, w' ri he on- of? i 1 i ~ : i ) i Ic . -•- *&P FANCY FRUIT I o CAN . Is cul . CALILACAS (UP-0 - Little whole %vevni flail' of North INSURANCE did hpunish conquistador Aloitso America. but they have fought a losing for survival South ~ ~ ~'.- is . Orl ; r Ev . ' I 1: 4 •g • -- . • -• %v faclifty. Old Gdory flYing iii).,tide (1()wn sijzOfertild Photo) d - • ' -r - FRESH LONI IIEN d 't of t he planned ected Mrs. Walker to sell at point. We expect to be ready will be completed. The failure of counsel for thq leagues and the flouse Anti. public auction two properties with our plans, which must be trust Subcommittee to agree on a propose exemption law made on which he claimed the assess- approved by the state and local ment.4 were excessive. The pro- 'boar& in order to present our i. unlikely a bill can be passed before Congress adjourns. pertles were to be sold at his application to the legislature. _____ now. SPARKS Pass the corn flakes. ROVER How come he didn't mention that $300 of that goes for funds for the veteri- CANS prof ter plan. exemptton for a combined National and American Football Gordon Frederick. League collapsed today, dimming prospects that the merger Under a new law. Rosier dir- "Its all so nebulous at this he has no one else to pick on C _ .L( li• tiioriiiiig IIIIImI et l' in I 1.erger - ______ V I uice • • • k.. .'. be L pecific- s -11 1" . is picking an us now. Says we sret $1,500 for dog food. Guess ? 1 QT . ' - ROVE1t A&P OUR FNW QUAWY TOMATO WASHINGTON STATE RED DELICIOUS •-• :,o ; , I - . TWEEN TWO POLICE DOGS: ) .1. P 1.-.%., ..` (LIMIT: I WITH $SJDD OR MORE ORDEP,) ~ I ' - - _______ CONVEI'SATION BE A ; , ,- 7! .~ I !i Rosier Gefs Back $1,840 Tax k ~4 * i-I" 11, I 0 minrh 0urn river -, actually get into the buildings by the fall of 1968." he explain- . boat PWND ~~ ..... _____ ! -,,~ - , : • bi GIANT PKG. Q4 1 iviliilOfl i.iiOiCIl : ~ inafi bags stolen from the maitroom at Montreal International out. 111 * a C d .. , ; ..~, -T,--:.,~ - - C p riims; - - Ever notice d the cit y's niani flag pole by the lakefront' PER /tfr - I'- n ti ling ii d. .. ,, I _ 0_' ''I It .., :, %,,.~.~_-*,-,, '' . 4 ,;W. - '41".1-, - I..- ~ , '.. , " I - 1, ~.__~ -_ , 7 ~,~...b. . I -.-,-,!:, e s could you . . . They keep for- - • n DETERGENT Out po man serv. "?:,q,'f~ ,:: .1 ing (at the same time) on Me P, !r .~ -1-: schoul and hospitul bourdE. ..1 I 0 a a . now and going to get even better," Vhelehel ColiClUdtld. 'u," vision that no man shall hold more than one governmental .I improvement, \Vhekhcl said, goes to excellent business man- debts and the new bonded illdebtedneas we hnvo incurred rowt competent There's a constitutional pro- I . debt has been paid off anti tile good financial slinpe, its far as credit rating lzoes. ltln)or credit for the Mte8(I cut I I Airport early today, a police spokesman said. Providing we can hac Police in suburban Dorval near the airport said the burs th" rough the Jungle of red tape surrounding the mailroom were cut at about 5 a.m. while cin ___ __ __ Dr. Weldon, along will other ployes were elsewhere in the building for their lunch period. naming fire and police proally ichool officials spent WednesThey said the bags that were stolen contained bills of various Davis Jr. today singled out the "OppresRep. S. J. (lay in Miami with the architecsiveadvalorern taxes" as the major hindrance to the tection, city water, sewerage denominations destined to be delivered to chartered batiks In tural design firm. looking at and raini: but Counts of cities not only in Seminole preliminary sketches of the SJC cth hile the people recognize Montreal camptis anti touring the south they can provide several of Boost For The Elderly throughout the state of Florida. camptis of Itiami-Dade Junior MIAMI (AP) - ~en. George A. Smathers, D-FIn., said ' The cities must mal,-.e some effort to reduce these these services for themselves, now i1nder ormatruethe cities can do it more eco. today he %Wll, recomnApnd seven Income tax law changes to e . N. the t1eq cc'unty and cit taxes" Javi iud "Both ' said courage taxpayers to provide support for their needy elderly In Case -%mrin1 those attending was "The municipalities should relatives. become oppressive to tbe point E, S. Dougla.is, director of vo. of practically stopping growth." selves to the people," he re- make proprietary interests of Smathers, chairman of the .Special Senate Committee on Performance bond of $1,840 in cational and 'adult education. "In order to encoura, water and sewerage systems ,,I,,, said the recommendations were approved by the coni- the tax assessment action of A. The new million-dollar vocation. to move into the cities or to "The cities can provide many produce income sufficient to mittee. D. Rosier against Mary Earle al-technical center approved for the cities services which the county can. help provide other services," Walker. county tax nssessnr. has Seminole County also wdl be lo. inted e se are going have , Flops Grid been ee(unded to Rosier, it was cated on the Junior coll e ge cainiiit rust reported toty !.v; '."•' 'ti, vni.Ffturts to negotiate 'n 'WAS}IINIJ'l'ON (AP) I 0. , ~- 1. , __ n 10 11111R all SO.S. • • ('tvitan ('lub s'raywd ti t. toni of the barrel tonight and Invited Larry Vershel to speak to the group on Newspaper _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ --w4 k,e m aIca -)~,=a 17.1Laia vaimi . -'% -'1~-.14i , " 14!, ;1.' . !*"-. . . ,,~4. - I . I :r I ...' 1* ", I I .~ , . " I 1 Tiossue I. -''t. • -!. ~ I ad valorem tax lilt, Iii jq ,I 31ONTREAL (AP)-Po3sibly $1 million In cash was in 15 govartior, Dr. Weldon pointed construction of the permanent " e turned out Only five p en for the Boosters Club ineeting last night. We've sure got a lot to be proud of ~ ruts D the Pound advice of Lerdy anti the determination of the nu'n the city's credit, i the bitlance of linhilith,s and assets. soundness of tax struetures, paying debts Oil time and a sound bond retirement program. 'ihoy are all In good shape Taxes Are . . : SO".PLY "THROOM SAVE I 49c MIS •• •-. ~ ~-,.~0, - .1 - 'rii World News In Br iel the survey . . . He's also an the 4 2 I'm" Towels • aviL s Joe 4 1I i 1I r BAG SAVE - C 57 very ~ boa been agnitiat the Florida Power and l.ight ft 8111 hlSC ntitl utility taxplot. viol, tollelling tile tile city Out of Its 1111health.% position. "We're Ili a Irood. livalth:iposition now and we will gv( even better Ili the next, fv w years. We have a sound tax litnIetlire to p8) off the old Since then $3 million of the pi:-incipal on the outstandivisr to Howard Whelchel, city fi nanee director. In ifl2 the city owed $5 Oops. On:more thing-John - is a . $ -• nenint Instigated by tlty \tnnnger W l hno fri, diii ing the past 13 years, with thel explained Factors used In ilett'tniinlng . Fitzpatrick 7 I ift . ' ASSORTED COLORS NORTHERN 34B. . ... 29c of DM •• .1 191hilm rge Eggs ew - . 'I'll . 2 . SUNNYIROOI( FRESH FLA. IADE "A" -1 A ~ a in .• 10L I,0 . , -&.I I on the city commission to pull to refund the bond' and gien a break in net ha v ing to pa interest for five ,.% it is very, ver.v good, according mmils and thousands of dollars in iziarlee Okay, 81,6OO salary and expenses and cer tainly they can come up with a job classification survey without any pros. 0 0 .. ______ L I I ~, ,,~, . I ida munielpabties Toda thanks to some astute Nobody asked nit' but we pay theCounty on thou - - .. , . .. . ..~,,~i.,IA4- ~ ~ I ~ ,I C Comm I K, I. ~!~ I 4., -0. QUARTERS -Rolls . . . ~ APPLE DUTCH I P . . I .1 .Z. I i 111% CA was not. rermitted. lit IP37, Sanford wag allowed in Citv liall, and the hand of Loomis Leed% the city's fiseRl Rgrnt, the City of Sanford has R RAA rating. ft j95p county Cornmissioner .1. H. Van Hey made a survey of job salaries in the courthouse $4,000 and it's probably g*thering dust in some forgotten corner t I re i million dollars arid attempted to dci late bnnit nptc , hut it esrs ngo, the (it' of Sanfoid .; about as poor R credit risk VIA* h ne Crest School. Next time it rains watzh kids ing through the mud. • • . . - Once pon a time, about 4(1 both City and County officials 55 oo .4. , ),pop passing the buck on there isn't a sidewailk on 27th DELICIOUS PARKER . I I — 4 rg PneCrtSehnnlihaing T 2 Cake BLACKBERRY or I _ . pIt9. flt , 2 JANE I..ø ... -. It 5 9c Donft I , I I .. ;J,~4-~',;4-)'X-'_ 1 0 I . , .. .1 ll 11 - 45c . ;..-. is" PGAW Mak %V111"t 14h. a w 4 . a e=ew Loam " .. . J~ PeAter 0wry kW Square L"w ... I 1; II - :. .-A 1~1 ' ...,~ .,. I . I,- ! i 1; , . ." , ., , ~';. , ." - e UIUI I 71ol onroe. p -- , ., 1I off lee a. or FkL CDR. PATRICK E. O'Gara, executive officer of Sanford-based R\IAB-12, recently made his 200th Vigilante landing aboard the USS Saratoga, in The Mediterranean, boosting his carrier landing total to 400. O'Gara pictured with his flight officer, Lt. (jg) fl. 11. MeMilian (left) as they I cut the traditional cake. (Navy Photo) • PA. 1 II Iv,, . . . , :,i I " --, I ".. , • will he more fun than at.ehing PtnMP clown beinr dun~ed by icials. public IC I h 4 7T SKINLESS ks I I I..". ~ ~ '' i. 4". 1, ,!A. - - 0 OIL ran _______ -- :i i : . .._, I ~. ; F _____ :r ! .1~ ! .. ~ 1, -;.., . - I I I I ~ ~ ,., I .Luncheon "SUM-RIGHT"' TASTY I Atnn11y It could he wnriie they could have put. the inn- 0 S I I C Slice VI II I I a _ 59C _____ •• 1' I ~ 4 % .. _ -r lb , 1. W S.I1. Mekie lauf .r $pk.d Whole CORW ______ Lb. "SUPRII*HrS&JCEDMEAT Half %. 11!"p !: ,~ soced =t over 68,000 called I IM NIM•M P. U I. I. • 1 - . m`7A&-&SANF0R0-ATLANT1C-s ii .' \ L 1 : -4'iI5 % a ' - for - . , I—. 1 ~. .______.._____ ___ I I J I ~ ! I ~ . 0, 0 . • - - -... * . -, I . ., 1. ~ I-j --- II �it i,cuuu gI1r 01H?nrb rr*th Women Page 2 Study 14 Issues In ___ . • I .. (I "SI . •. 4V - 5 .. - V" a set. 110W YOUr Unnuluflum Fnimsing Swofford used the television format or "Who Am I?" by giving clues to Identities, one at n time. with members attempt- PROTEMON available from Lnekbart Volunteer Fire Department was explained to Bear Lake Community Club by Fire Chief Harry Arnian. Shown are (sentpil, from left) G. W. Bunnell, Aroian and Wesley J. Pol- son, president of the Lockhart department; (back) A. Bunnell and Russell Loomis, program chairman for the meeting. (Herald Photo) ' - ~h 54t MT Of Rexall Items . - .• Touchton s - 4 . ..;.: - -i & t - . - t.y . , 4 :' r - . - 4, T . . 1 -' - .,fl 14 . I price of one, plus a penny. Glonn McCall, of Touchton's turn Association public relations institute Friday and Saturday in Talla Rexall Dr: store cxplaind hassee will lie (from left) Mrs. May Ostrow, Peter Bukur, DRvid Chap- man, Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Bukur. o This is one way we can Man'do. express our appreciation to our Mystery E ters Trial m (1 L eenage T n -- I . CASSELRERR" - A teenage night club open- the important sale event of the year which our customers look forward to asmuch as we p - ' "Our big Reyall I cent Sale iR (Herald Photo) T Na e vu. Pear Lake Community Club by quired due to the number of levy three mills, no such tax Seminole Boulevard honoring Sen. Both Johnson, the wives of , SEMINOLE Education Association members attending Florida Educa- At the meeting of the club Assurance that complete fire I Stutionn and five mobile radios tux supported fire control dis- at the Health Center Wednesday. protection and emergency c- Ii'. addition to those in the .rfct," pointing out that al Mrs. Swofford announced that Volunteer Piro Department has list of equipment is a heart lishment of such a district a)- 2.5 at 8 p. m. at the Police Donevcilent Association building 01) been given members of the massage unit which was ac. Iowa the county commission . - ;14 Jaycees Stage Ice Is available for the Bear various fire fighting vehicles, though the special act of the all women In thC county arc inLuke area from the Lockhart Latest addition to the long Lcgisluturc permitting estab, vit-ed to attend a reception Oct. Today will he a big day for bargain hunters. It marks Ih, start of the traditional Rexall Original One Cent Sale pt Tonebton's Rexall Drug Store. ('onsidered one of the greatest nwrchnndicing events of the ('fll', this big 10-da sale wik feature hundreds of nationiIiv advertised Rexall products. from aspirin to vitamins, on stile at two for the regular .. I VED 'Covers' Bear Lake I ' log to guess which candidate deaths by dro%ming In the dip- rate ever had been levied." CELEBRATIN G 0UR - Debates and guessing games were u'ed Wednesday to educate nod Inform members of 'Seminole County Democratic Woman's Club of the Issues on which the voters will be asked! to ballot In the Nov. 8 election. Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, pro. • gram chairman divided the club Into two factions for the pur. X pose of debating the pros and COO' of 10 of the 1 constitutional a me n d m ii t s which will be on the ballot This-A4 method resulted In better understanding of the meaning of the amendments, member agreed. ' RI'L ' Onetent Sale i'&._ Nov. Election Fire Chief Harry Aynian. Oct S, 1966 , . 3 - regular customers. Each Rexall I cent Sale offers almost Of fifty percent savings on cormetics, househnld products, medicines, personal needs. Solon every member of the family. Our etistomors appreciate the LANSING, Mich. (UP!) '--' state senator fact that they can save money The defonse for a Question of service has been trict and the number of rescue He cit-ed the example of Luke officeholders and and female ed last weekend by the South r on our 'egular fine quality Hecus Cl C) 8 fl I 1' aski g cords t officeholders. Sponsor is the Seminole ,laycees in Cnsaelherraised by objections of some calls to heart at ta ck victims. Mary which has had a lire merchandise that they know is form in lewd films attempted guaranteed by Rexal)." residents to the proposed fire Training on the device has trol district for 10 years and women's coordinating commit- ry Shopping PIai.a will he control district as spearheaded been given most of the 28 non- has never collected more than tee for Robert King High. to show a "mystery man" might featuring two more of the ni'-Initiated in 191$, the famous by the Forest City Volunteer paid volunteer firemen, one-half mill for the departClub members heard reports en's popular rock and roll zighave been responsible. Rexall Original 1 cent Sale is Department. Issue will he on Also addressing the zlub was men'.. Th-nnUy, it is operat- from the recent state convention gregntions this Friday and The shadowy figure haunting still considered to he America's held in Orlando. read by Mrs. Saturday. the ballot for Nov. 8 elections. County Commissioner W. Law- in;: on three-fifth of a mill, drug store event. In the morals trial of .Aolan, speaking before the rence Swofford who explained "Tax," he informed, "would Athert Pitts, who reported that Friday night is Junior High , enaddition to regular items useful Bernard O'Br en is alleged to club's mon thly meeting, desig- why and how the fire control be on th e total assessed valus- the Seminole County delegation Night and the club will be opfor all of the family during the was the largest In attendance on 7-11 :80 p.m. with "The In THOMAS G. Freeman, be named "Lary Angelo." nated boundaries for the Lock- district Issue had been upprov- tion reduced by homestead fall and winter seasons, Rexall . . n - - ' . i hart department as Forest City ed for inclusion on the election emption. Thus, a one mill levy and the delegates, attired in In- Crowd,, playing for dancing Sanford, will speak on Five Michigan State Tini. makes available many Surprise on a house assessed at £15,000 dian costumes, were the hit starting at. 8:80 p.m. Admis- "Wills and Estates" for versity coeds and the wife o Road, want to SR 486, to Hi ballot, f I Buys which are not on the I Substantial interest in pie. would cost the taxpayer an ex- 01 the convention. Acres plant, to Edgewater t. h e DeBary chapter, sion will he 50 cents. cent Sale Plan, but represent Drive, and to Cairicona Bond, cInct 9, 12, and 16 was shown, tra $10 per year for th e fire It was reported that the club On Saturday night, "The American Association of I , student have testified th a big savings. Brion used that name to most of which Is in precinct he said, to warrant placing the control district." realized $136 from the sale of a Rockin' Roadrunners" wlfl play, Retired Persons, at a "As a special feature of our to 16. Membership dues of $10 matter on the ballot although Swofford further pointed out painting donated the club by 8:20 p.m. to 12:80 a.m. and the meeting at 10 a.m., Fri. identify himself when he asked I cent Sale," Glenn McCall of annually was paid by some 25 petitions for Its Inclusion had that a tax supported fire dis- Mrs. Michael Caolo as a fund- club will be open 7 to 1 p.m. day, in the Recreation them to model clothes or star mentioned, "right now we have per cent of the population in not been signed by the required trict would he "more satlafzw. raising venture, for senior high's and older 1-lull of the DeBary Fire i "u" movies including handy Shopping Lists available this area.. 25 percent of freeholders in tory than a volunteer organizayouth. Popular disc jockey Pat Department. The meet- us] relations for our customers. Many preThe chief stated equipment the areas Involved. tion since all property owners O'Day also will appear. There ing will be open to the far the convenience of advance But 'h 'B ' I In his department Includes one After consultation with the would be requi red to participate will he a nominal charge. interested public. U when 0 non a lawyers shopping by simply checking of the most extensive corn- county attorney, the board of in financing It., whereas a vol, began presenting his defense, off the It-ems they want and A "Name the Club" Contest municatians networks In Con- county commissioners voted to untary group operates on vol. is being held and suggestions they culled on a veteran law. leaving their orders for us to b-al Florida. Members are place the measure on the hal. untar' contributions from only may be submitted at the door. - maker to testify that somebody fill. There is still time lotserviced by one bus, and two lot in order to save expense of a fraction of the area populuHospit l Prizes for the con test Include named "Larry Angelo" really "hose who like to shop this sub-stations which size fixed it possible special election lot- turn. a free year's pass to the club, way, but they'll have to hurry. e sts. and tied in with four answerHe suggested freeholder, noa transitor radio, records and My saleizpeophe are twice as £1). Mic hael o'Brien, thg telephones on a 24ur a Swat! ord advised "there was decided on voting yes or no, , -albums. The name clectrd will busyunder once our big 1 rent Sale De troit, a legislator for 35 gt'ts day basis. ,Art aigt and some misunderstanding about not mark the ballot at all as C. L. SMI?'ThiE'i way" serve as a 'them for decorating OCTOBER 12. 1966 telephone calls are satomat- th e actual tax expense involved the no votes would be tallied Charles L. Swlnney, 68, of the club. years and no relation to Bornard O'Brien, told of an incid208 West 17th Street, Sanford, Jaycees and their wives and Icidly monitored to eight fixed to individual taxpayers In a against the yes vote totals. Admissions died Tuesday In Bay Pines Vet- parents of the teenagers serve Claudia Hall. Carrie Lutei, ent that took place In the Cap. Cemetery erana Hospital after a long ill- as chaperones. Archie Cherry. Patricia Smith, ital 0 said he was summoned Enterprise Evergreen Cenie- t - Area 1_l&Iu a x N otes , .. i , Meet Stockholder Reports Praised - - - - f the Senate chambers by ness. Lumy Burnett, chairman, re- Jesse Jones, Eleanor Anderson. out te?%v Assorijition will meet at Born in Kunsas City, Mo., lie parted lie was satisfied a niun who identified himself , with Alan. , A. Brown. Arthur SaMS, us Angelo. came to Florida In 1917. Ret rof Mrs. Berths Bard in and MIsS *1tt.et l.t' a .iUfl is ing in 11n8 as southeastern re- th e first two nights attendance. , (a total of 240 teenagers) and - 'Ins win ter i'uri .iuioptwzit Ii.. uukt,wat,, 11il.ei' .&uia. .Lurnaal.kuki p) Company has been selected to Telephone president, reported stockholders. Plana] nurnuger for Radio receive a second place award that company reprwicutatives The company s award-win- Broadcasting Company o' for Its stockholder annual re- would receive the certificate of ning entry features a "Tel- America he was ii member of port in the Communications 11i achievement at an uncis bun- Tone" pushbutton culling tole- the Variety Club in Atlanta, dustry classification in th e 26th quot in Now Tori: City on Oc- phone embossed in gold on an Ga Be was ii member of Grace Annual Report Survey sponsor- tober 26. Presentation of the off-white cover. Methodist Church, Sanford .,. - Sarah Burns. Officers wfll he Perry, Goldic Lee, Alta Mae had the wrong 0 Inca, the lawexpectsm in 1 pl ans elected as they tat the word from their Richardson. Lena B. Harvey. maker testified. 'He said he will be discussed. usa All mem1.bers wan ted to see the big follow" friends. the Philip Brumley, Earl Fisher, Michael O'Brien told the jury are urged to be present. Burnett also expressed Sanford; John F. Boland. James of three housewives and three Jaycees' apprec at on Carlson. Blanch Brault, Mars' retired men. ' • ' i • e - ' - - . - Ba r-b-q Benefit 22 , - • - - - :L' '. -.• - • , ;: Houseboat To . I • - ____ - ___ • A •- .- Be Repa i red ______ • t— - . pa tiona will be held at the Teen Chicken barbeque for the Club building. benefit of Boy Scout Troop 244 will be held by the Sanford Elks Lodge, Oct. 22 at the Elk Club gruundK. Serving will he from 5:30 to 8 p.m. with advance tickets availa ble' from Elko m:ni --:";-' _____ ____ T h e accusedft 0su!ur11 *rrzth Production of the report was . e , ' ' -, former semi-pro football player. Two guards at the Capitol testified for hte defense, saying they saw O'Brien in the buildlug at about the same time one coed claimed she was being propositioned on the MSU campus several miles sway. Perry, Cyrus IL Willard, Charence King. Danny B. Martin, Sanford: William C. Whitson. Arthur G. Watt, Fred Christenson. DeBary; Judson S. Royle, Jr-., Deltona: Steven Snedeker. Fern Park; Mildred B. Coplin. Lake Mary: Fern Boston, Lake oe: Nan Crawford ---k Funeral Notice 5Wi1pW.. OH4RLJ ji' erd services for Charier L. 8 WtnhsC3,6LofSanford. r . - died Tueftd&V. will be at 4 1p. m. Friday at Brtii.nn Funeral 110044 wIth lies John II Hire,, Jr. offletieting anti Rev. Robert i '1'nip1e ssststIug. fluriMi WIll Lu In 1; ::tun - I*V__ - I • cliierge. by the city to Smart, who with Robson spent Tuesday removing the motors, refrigerator and other appliances prior to towing to Itobson's place on the St. Johns River at the Wekiva River for repairs. _a o'. a*1er4. Tt. Paid ' w.. .,& Y UAL REEZE GIANT Thsresa lot to do In loake Monroe. The boat had been returned it - Tim conct Pric. Is as follows: and had been loaned (not rented) to the City of Sanford for of gypsum in a. AD in yesterday's HERALD tein.d - srrr in the price of BREW. Imrs and members of tile troop, baby boy. Longwood: Murie or at Bridges Studio, 818 East The houseboat resting on the Sullivan. Mims. First Street. bottom at the city basin will be Menu will consist of the "repaired or retired," Harry moua Elk's barbecued chick. Robson said today. on, flaked beans, cole slaw and He added the boat is owned rolls. Takeout orders 'a'Ihl be by Ed W. Smart, of DeBary, available, d*V. 5d i'Sst. d . bil *ati5a. 5 00 $5 (7lvti. an The Iaat.rd HmIS. ses The TIP-TOP Monr jr Retired I .. , i bd lb He IF; survived by hit, '%'if'- the building available for this, Zimmerman, G. tion 's oldest business and I - an audience of more than 1,200 handled by Jack Pyle Advertis- Mrs. Ruth Swinney, of Sanford. I 1) pro ject. 1 ).i nancm1 busin ss, industr ial aftnti i Sman in; Births :, 11 it' d, unuder ig, a am ir th Funeral atiti burial arrange'¶ The building will serve as A Competing with 5,000 annual ciiil leiulers from the United tion of Ken Peloquhi, corporate ments an under di re ction of Mr and Mr' Edward Brown meet ng place for meetings of Sanford. a girl: Mr. and reports In 97 clasinfications, buttes and Cunad. svcrrtJiry for the teiej)}Ioflf! Urzsscni Funeral Home. e1 board f d the Win ter Pnrl: utility placed For the past several yenri the company. George T. Smith, Sanford, ian t he and third first Monday boy. ecod to Genera] Telophom u:lephrnu' company hut- rerei 1)r. Joseph Taggart, execu• . nights. Regular dinner meetand Electronics Corporation. ed Financial World, s Award of tivc dean of the Schools of Busflisehiar es ings will continue at tlit' Trad e pP. Mc The Communict1ons Satelli te Merit for it annual report. The incas, New Tori: University, Is Rebecca i Kinzie, inzu Elsie ii iflu Cafeeteria, Winds teria, but special Corporation placed third In the annual competition is designed chairman of the awards jury M Brabazon Bet" J• Brazier. p .3 z ,as, • pfl j' and .uiic- William M Gilmour. Rebecca communications classlfzcution. to improve the quality of in- which made the selections. dances, ed by Financial World, the na- uwurds will take place before ". 3 Speed-10 Cycle a C SIZE a (Limit: I f You've .,v..w,y ffl-,,, toe on newest snows, the best Places to eat, a weeiend fuort. I with $5.00 order) _. wuuwiig urchiirch or synagogue, places to shw or perhaps a houm or stieflinsitt,. read the 'W- •'* "te.q.-. ,. - - - Isooford 198 - a - -. - be \\o4d\gon Rugged washer washes everything from filmy, fragile garments heavy work clothes, to Virqiisl. P*traild PQ. Box 1214 Yost,, invited to send forties prospasctus-boojd.t describing Hamilton Funds. Inc.. a mutuel fund buing wmmon stags In over 90 Ases,Icw corpatjons, Monthly 1mrm.n0, as low as *20 down endlloamonth, Sanford FyW.Msc. 644-4255 .• S — — i8xiihton Us P.C. bsz bUll. Dcn,er. Coin. 50217 Piasndg,K IIUIaItrIOW4Ia&I. - - . J 4 SIMILAR IWJ51RAT1OU - S eminole MMã.d b4.p 668-5631 KEN PELOQLTLN (left), corporate secretary for the Winter Park Talephone Company, and Jack Pyle, Jack Pyle Advertising, are shown with the utility company's award-winning stockholder report. *WITH ACCEPTABLE Dolton* 4tk And Sanford Ave. 668-4402 D.8.ry 1100 W.st 13th St. really clean. It features normal, gentle and super soak cycles, exduslv. Magic-Mix filter, exch.s. ogitatcr. .iv. Su,gikitor. SOME NOT ALL STORES - 1;: A 1 -- -- - -. -- --.5-- --- .- - ... ....... - ---------------------- • --------- -'---.-.. I - --- L I - -0 - �* SANFORD DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN U I OFFERED EACHVVM IN THE SANFORD HERALD / S / II I II GIRLS' DRESSES by INDERELLA 1 BUY NOW 7 Jff JI j 7usiIi' I •II Early American Maple Dining Room TABLE & 4 CHAIRS 53" In Pastel$ — ______________________ 1 Shop the for Vale" 101110 blouses, drawn, Table 60 I I JU X " 98 SPECIAL (similar to illustration) Omni, to 14 for the toddlers __ lID E. First St. ____ _ Downtown Sanford ' Shirts Sox Skirts • Pants lfl Mix - and - FURNITUR E 322-5181 fl6 W. FIRST ST FOR THE X0F1 PLUS ________________ another HUPP product - EIiiiiJ169!!. EARA ENTIRE STOCK Ug4weight 45 PIECES Match Colors fine RUG & MAGNOLIA 200 DOWNTOWN SANPOID N. PARK AVE. towntown Savings Spreo A FORD HERALD i $ 4' VALUES TO 10.95 acque POPLINS I REPACKED 99 cal 7 High heel 1 I nOrr TO S.95 1' 4,/V g Reg . $1.50 Rog. $ 1.50 Per Wheal ASSOCIATE 38 3-PIECE A modern grouping in walnut. Big - &8W or double dresser with perfect image mirror. Specious 4 drawer chest and panel be4L Dresser and chest are topped with genvino Feemica for added carefree use. 3-Pieces $ FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS ............. .. SIMMONS 88c 8110 88c jT' HIDE A BED . From theHOUSE OF SIMMONS comes this classic HIDE A BED with excellent innorsprin.g mattress built in. Oh, so easy to convert to a double bed. Foam cushions add to seating comforf. Modern, Early American or Confamporary sfyles choose from, priced from only .. • - : - to STORE MIRRORS Sanford, Flkwida ••(' . '. • - ALE S • BLENDS I Mirrors add so much to your rno. : You will finJ just the onY:l Check the PLY Bfrs ________ _____ You Buy! " ..._..... .. •.. WE ULIIYI 'I" TION Wool and Mohair SIZES 8 - 20 'P°" NOW ONLY ____________________ Iiiiik! cbecks..I.mlmd, L....ed us.ful for •ss.ydoy vice.Hanthom.flnW beauty. Quantity NOW . tioJ witj ui._g . uu1. 10% fur flues and 6% Nyka. . Ihois- x#akhig bonded backing of 100% 288 $ / SAFETY 119U1115 AT TODAY'S TURNFIXII TRADITIONAL SAPS $ "Family Fashions and Footwear" 2 PIECES WE'LL NUT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE W THE TIRE ADVERTISED IS FIRST LINE 4.PLYI 96 OPEN FRI. 'TIL 8 P.M. EVEN AT THESE W teno"I — OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS LOWs LOW FRICESe YOU MAY STILL USE YOUR CREDITI OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS OF CHARGE Kader Jewelers Open Fridays 711 a.tkMg from the Jeweler always 'P hone You will love the charm and comfort of this tradIon.l style sot. and chair. Cushioned with full foam tubber over st..I sp,lrs for •dd.d strength and comfort, The •ailori,i I. of the very finest. You are sum. to lovethe beautiful fabrics with which it is upholstered. Truly • group you will be proud to show your friend,. TABLES 24 THEY COST NO MORE! to THE MATCHING AT iSO MPNI MEN 0 ACCREDITED A Shoe Store FOR DUNLOP TillS All CIITIPIID SILVERIPLATE iminmnou"311 $ Acetate triom F'u, 0 2121. First 822-2363 ) I Jiil - - ADJUSTED 301 W. First • forrious trademark :ucronloe lasting Handbags +o ma+ch i: . & BOX 2 FOAM PILLOWS. TOO $ —" ad gov" i FROM JUST $ Water Repellent 12½" Rd or Hot ElMait Tray So sleeve Op.n Fndays ini 9 •,-' 5A ijawy lAes SPORT SHIRTS VALUES . - Orlon and Wool • L ...L 's MATTRESS COATS lip, r (2 PARS $17) * Par Wheal BALANCED Pretender... ow ' ALL PURPOSE Jul I $ 1I .• SPRINGS A BRAKES ONLY f Ceylo I n -- OTHIR OROUPS .. 7, SPREE FRONT WHEELS SWEATER $ 95 WERE 14.95 % BOYS' .n • .4 SAVINGS Ob LUBRICATIONReg. $1 .50 LADIES' I fl Fall. 1. • WHEELS ow DACRON & WOOL Downtown Sanford All -- $ 95 Color +oned for 'a. CHASSIS $ / 000 - Got Yours Now During Mathers Big Savings Spree DACRON AND COTTON Rain and Stain Repellent SIZES 8 - 20 PasCokrs -. 0 Today!s Best Buy" ' SERVICE SPECIAL 99 Canw 114 Magnolia Ave. LADIES RAINCOATS IN 4 OFF.STREET LOTS b• Bedroom Grou THE FREE DINETTE GROUP ______________________ • APPLIANCE MOONEY 323-0697 "W & P4111111""" china. Choose from 7 lovely pat- Downtown Bar"ins ALWAYS IN 7-PIECE esther s mar PHONE 322-2482 AT MATHEWS! . Now k the time to buy that long wanted dinette group w. have most of the wanted new styles And colorful pat. f.m. . . . And, the seven piece tuitos am. priced from only Noritake Pay cash now and save on . ferns. Complete service for 8, would regularly sell from $54 to $65 a set. lures and feathers, ' OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS COR. Ist in the ensem LOCALLY I DEPARTMENT STORE Across from the Library A beautiful and vaned selection most luscious colors "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" Accrsdltied charge accounts welcome . CASH & CARRY BETMAR . With Zip - Out Lining SIZES 10 - 20 DACRON & RAYON I 2=HOUR CURB PARKING YOU CAN GO ON A $3 995 MI Porëelain Full 12-lb. Capacity Choice of 3 wash cycles 4-way wash - rinse action 0 If's "Easy" to got c:lothes cleaner 41 If's "Easy" to keep the washer clean T' FRANK z°° 8 Service for ' LOTC FINE CHINA 1~4 A N 0 PARKING METE r RKING FRIDAY NIGHT : Noritalt. for 1HUNDREDS OF ITFEW AT YOU'LL FIND YOUR EVERY FINAL chapeau P4 jo YOUR DOWNTOWN SANFORD STORES ARE OPEN -4 Offico Widay & Saturda Only a EDRE EVENTI COTTON KNITWEAR First & Park Ave. Across From Post SAT. A PENNY! TOUCHTON DO YOU LIKE TO 1 9 AND F7 AMJJ DRUG OPEN FRIDAYS SHOPS TODAY, FRIDAY WTH STARTS THURSDAY OCTORIER 13 sulft. 71L 9 Accredited Charge Accounts lnviftd PARKIN • §iARIGINAL SALE Buster Brown® GOWNS $5 Values GOOD F III II #1' F nnrr WONDERONECENT IN THE BIG 10.DAY latesi fall colors and styles. -1j. BABY Regular $4 and Cotton & Dacron 1 A wonderful selection in the Lace trimmed nylon IU SAVE Sizes: 3 to 6x SLIPS Regular $3 498 to 598 PRICES MOST DOWNTOWN STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EACH FRIDAY NIGHT! Early American Savings! A Red Scivings Spree! SiCcil BUyS • RE F E CAN AFFORD! ///I, I ) OFFER ITEMS YOU AND AT NEED PRICES YOU • WATCH FOR THEM ON THESE PAGES EACH WEEK! III D 0 iAl I T 0 IAI N MERCHANTS VC - 9 DOWItOWI SANFORD MW KALAMNO Sfstd 4N W. NUT ST. u.n AONOIA RD. DOWNTOWN 203.209 EAST 1Sf. ST. SANFORD 322-0983 ' �p. - . -. - _ - :.ii . - -- - .1., . 11. - . -. - T Your Head e Shaine in "You Pay Nothing Extra This Year-lt Comes Completeith With a Motorand Four Wheels!" i A HANDY GUY Dr. Crane'skh.0ft If the people of Florida follow the 'Vnn residents eli gible to vote and Just too lazy to rester can all hide trend set by this county the November, your bends in bhame today. elections, in which we are choosing a I hope you are satisfied now that governor, will not be decided by the our voting rolls have been cut, by some people who vote, but, by those who 1,285 thanks to you all. Are you . proud that you were too couldn't take time out to register. These same people who failed to regbusy warning Television, or playing golf, or bowling or just too lazy to ister here could have changed the recome to the Registrar's off ice in the suit of six different races during the courthouse or, the annex in South Samfirst primary and of at least three ramole, Last year there were 28,787 regi- ces th the second primary here. Take a bow yu 1,285. . .You have stored voters. , .and now there are 22,a lot to be proud of. 452. . . fr. - . . : ::- 0. :.. - '11 . .. ,.,::. . :' : .'. , . ,r:. ,. .............................. .. .. 14 -, _____ . :_,. •- . ::.; ::-.... ,.. I . •.; . . L . ... ... "S . • .r / ... ",4 ?ICE .'. ... V, . Out Surplus Scraping Bins F. Undoubtedly the "sleeper" story of billion bushels. Consequently, as much the year-and maybe the cetUTy-1S as -800 million bushels may have to the sudden shrinking of America's once come out of reserves which, as of iune seemingh- inexhaustible stocks of food. - .,r.", .. . . : ,~, 1.I . • . '> - • were down to 586 million ' f t - .: L •...... 4, . '. . . - . . '-: .. , . I .1 . - . - .- .- wheat situation last spring and per- i With other commodities, sueb as Roy .. 4 . - , ., 11 .. ..- - 11 -- - '- . :_ . . 1. .. T Bruce B i ossa t - - I .. , ` .- . ---". :,,'. mobile manufacturers severely. N~P^A- , cy C ro m I ey granted, Together, the increases will add 16.6 million acres to the national ullotment, 1% () C Political i t boo a - $ to giving rrhe lighter - $ ..r'nnnm,,. THE XOnT)L.F-- --- Thai Seminole .1V etuarterhaci: Skip Senkarik is right on target with his bullets. He's connected on 35 out, of 46 attempts for a startling 75 per cent I know what you're thinking, so just forget all about it, will you' .....Most of our local sports tips and coverage is handled by a couple of "guys" I'd like to pat on the back. .1. Richards and Bill Lovelace, Jr. have been blanketing Seminole football and local golfing activities, while Larry Neely feeds It to us from Oviedo; Bob Thomas at Croonis High; and according to our Lyman correspondent Jim Bacchus, Paul Lambert of Lyman is the best runner in the OBC with 346 yards and three TD's . . . . (that ought to get a stir out of the Lions fans who have Hank (The Hauler) TuIp with 500 yards in three games!) . . . . Athletic Director Joe Sterling of Seminole Junior College will be organizing a local basketball coaches association. Sounds like an excellent idea, along with getting me off the . -'J. - . - c 8. -. -., Set Hook in trying to pice an Hope you took advantage of meeting Panther stars Don Jonas and Tom Bland this past Monday evening here in Sanford. Asked Jonas "how cum" they got dropped by Montreal? "They were up for us, John. And they deserved to win." Gee, that's refreshing', isn't it? No excuses, just that the better team on that night's play. Bland is limping on his right foot, but says he'll be ready for the Norfolk game - . . . two great stars, I mean it - . . . Seminole's Frank Whigham will be proud to know that Jonas scouted him in the Evans game in Orlando and thinks he has a great. future. * • • TiOnflIP I I • 11 * •-• xiemen-- 741f'atitiirbf mal - rn - - -- turdAy, Mfl fld.1 n4 Cbilatws PUblah " I I , " .; Sawa D.ltv•rr r 4 - : - a - - - - -,; , - - I 1- ____ - - •- -- - - :4 -- thi 4.w. ; - - - -., ., ILM-. - - - -- "'V-'•' depoE thp, and - r AW I I - ISSO AVAILABLE POP UAINING 01 *11 TAXI PIODUCTS -ftoweb __ -_ flying Seminole SS .t. - 11 - - 0- PIPER CHEROKEE 'iar' AVIATION iiiS . ______________________________________ Y. BE REACHED lN ONE HOLI5QR LESS WMIE' Veer TwoL.cmiss, T. Ssrvs NEW AIR TAXI CUTIPICATE CCVM INUIB ILl. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 3 MILlS EAST OF DV*pO ON HIGH WAY 1 __________________ 365.3201 55 C $ MaOMc* IrcOffic, 312 W. POW ST. SANFORD PLAZA - 322.1242 - -'.-': - - -- -' - - --• • -_-.w_ •" . ------_ , __ ., - - - '"''. " • - - -- - -- ----------- -- -' - -- .s.a..,'.'.1,-......-'-- ------------- - - 3U.1fl1 I' I --.--. ~ ~, \ 1, 4 .t I 'I I ~ ~ I ' . .' * tWO-I)4)illt i ill ensib' break 'lrtunhhv all cotwersion, Southen st '911 ('oh te're'nee pass - I'erorilc fur season and en ree'r and the en leer total iiifetise record. lions and called a flawless lie already holds many SI'( nvet'n ged over 41 yards per ing - kick, completed 18 of 24 pnss for 219 yards with no interce'p- ' passing a ii d total ollenqe "Spurrki' is unreal," said iiiat-ks, Florkl a head coach i .,y (',rave's Spuui-rli'r' p '.s complet ion after the game. "Sometimes I average (.8Th) Is well hend of just can't believe (lie things he any statilai-ii, JOt! Na mat ii of does with a football. I've seen a Alhiii liohils the record for l lot of good college quarterbacks minimum or inn attempts with but he is absnlutely the greatest nm nfl 6 hit$, Steve Sloan of I have ever seen.'' Alabama holds the' record for a game. - ----- - ----- - - ----- -------------- -------- ----- - - \,- . S I 4 . SPECIALS EVERY DAY ON 100 BRANDS -----------------------__________________________ * NYLONAI RE stm.s-ruv rubh,.r for maxirmim milsog. sat,. strsogth Nylon cord limly Supa'.aekl construetlon for added .af.ty for Full Mh tread .atrs traction for Clii sad - 'St wws_.s n.a TYPI 7. $ 5.45 $11.45 11.1$ 6 . 10-15 ( 7 - 75-15) iubs.typ. 6.00.16 --- .,n 7.50-14 (7.78-4) Tubeless 6.70-15 (1.73.15) Tub.i.ss 12.98 _______ _______ 90.14(8.25.14) ubsiese 2555 22.96 1_92 - sass IS 14L" 1.91 21.15 1.05 All prices plus taxes and tv.d4.i *5 off your w. 'Si:. listed also roplaces 51:5 sI'towil IN Pfftn"94411104100-ft_s.a "Our injuries are more num- back." a - wh we originau CI'OUS titan wnat -. - t Defensive Back - SAFETY CHAMPION Tops I 1 In Scoring Wrap-around treed for ee'iooder handling and greeter road stability Pr.cWen-bladad treed d.i. for YORK (AP) - Perry \\illiams. a Purdue sophomore who is supposed to be a detensive back. leads the nation's major-c011L'ge football players in scoring. According to statistics released today by the NCAA Service Bureau. Williams' 54 points, obtained exclusively on touchdowns, makes him the leader. Williams was originally' re-ruited as a defensive back and played exclusively on defense for the Purdue freshmen last year. Jack Clancy of Michigan leads the nation's pass catchers with 35 Y'CcCIfliOflS good for 479 yards. Doug Flansburg of Washington State. is second with 33 catches for 351 yards. TWWW T*. ___if - -$17.11 $2031 $192 LIT 600-15($.U'II) 'TCIÔEó 6.10.13 -- Saturday, Irut, scheduled Oct. 15 at Yonkers Raceway, has been postponed until Tuesday, Oct. I, the meet's closing the night, after the director Moo' hippodrome and leader of the five -putty Russian contingent requested tnoz-e training time for his Russian entries. of ,, maximum t,ertIos.knger iiee star sass 6.50.l1(7J5'lS) MIKE GRAY 7.50145 g.S 7. 5-1!L 15.51 5.70. 1.00.14 (9S143 51.75 7,10.15 8. 5- 5 $,10.4 7.60- 5 8455 ,S943 8.00.15 (885-15) 27.71 1. ____ Gator, FSU 'Babies' - To Meet 2.016 22.51 If I 21.45 if use 1.78 30.40 AM prices plus taxes and beds-In tire off your sm Slze listed also replaces site shown parintPteltL in There may be a rematch of the famous FSU-Florida varsity game of last Saturday when the Baby Gators take on the Baby Seminoles in Gainesville Tiltt* this Saturday. The freshmen from Gatorland opened their season last Saturday with a victory over the Auburn fresh 200. to "500" " - "is fainmis pasang.r car dn gives you many of lb* high weed and safety features dv"kç.d derlsg FIr.etone'a 50 years o(±otI.ncs. 1111110 U!± larly interested In the outcome of the game due to the play of FSU's right end, number 80. This position is manned by Seminole High School graduate Mike Gray, who established a number of records while performing for the Fighting Semi noles. 775-14 (1,50.14) 7.75.15(6.10-16), -14 - (8.00-14) 8.25' All prices plus .9.30 _______ *1.15-15 (/.10-15) 8.55-14 (8.50-14) 8.45.15 (/,60.15) 8.85-14 (9,00 14) 8: 'Si. listed T'" own 7*. $21.10 j, 27.70 SL 6.SO13__ as.s 32.10 • _____ *5.15 $9.25 .. j 'M 2.20 2.21 2.36 2.35 2.57 w.00 2.53 2.14 1101 2.7$ • and buds-in tit* off your car, aisu l oplac e s stis sf050 In porSnthss$ at Firestone Stores) competitively priced at Firestone Dial.,, and at all ssrvlcs stations displaying th. Flisston. sign. POWERFUL SEARCHLIGHT (7(i BEAM I .. "... "I'll, t._'.1'~"~_';0-1 .4-way waterproof Push button switch Unbreakable plasUc case Two-tone Batteries extra Limit two per customer PIPE PUMPS FITTINGS Additional lanterns $1.95 an. 99c Each DOOR-TO-DOOR .1 kvy duty molded aubber F1 t8 abet C*rs-IUU contour Black, white, red, blue, green '144 IEach Umit 2 per customer $2.50 ii, COMPLETE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT OPEN Short or Iong't.rm financing available. FIRST & FRENCH AVE. WALL SUPPLY SANFORD, FLA. 220 N. FUNCH AVE. 3224412 SANFORD, FU. "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" PH. 322-0244 I •. - -- ---- ---------- ! I ' '' for Gladys Edwards was queen of Joan Albers nd Murlen Nichthe split circle as she spared ole led the Vigil Armies to s the 6-7. Gladys and Judy Quelclean sweep from the Retired land converted the 8.10. Chiefs Wives to take th. lead Ma" Mlbelett spared the 2in the Holler Motor Navy Wi 7..8 and Carolyn Brown the 4.7. yea bowling league Gladys Edwards, Joan EverJudy Quelland rolled her 0 Kirkham, and Judy Quel. first 200 game while she paced land all scored turkeys. with the Astronuta and turned in a 217-478. Barbara Eohrer's 182-520 led the Astronuta to it Aparicio Honored CARACAS. Venezuela (UP!) clean sweep from the Bowling Venezuelan interior Minister Bags. Sue Mudd was high for the Gonz.alo Barr 1 ox announced Flours as they scored four Tuesday that the order of Fran. points over the Wee Tried team. chico de Miranda, Second Class, Jo Kirkhaxn'a 198-491 was will be presented to Baltimore high for the Fallen Angels and Oriole shortstop Luis Apuricio Caroline Hardy's 166-486 led for his "meritorious" cout.ributhe Dragoons as they split the tons to the name of Venezuela in sports. points 2.Z. -% I 1 -- ' -q%I __ yaw pen- I - - SS A $12.11 P. Near IP Vigil Annies -Cop Sweep In League UVIIT NIL ! PLNWT NEW CESSNA TRAINI1 or s advw of U00 "Iflaiiii at The "aturd Berald may be rSPrUdUOSd in avi ,rWIthDU* wrlUas srlaslgo of th pubtisk. o The Mar.14. £R lMIfl4nsI or f*r03 reeponulbie toy such reproduction will be ooestd.r.d as 1ntflagij an TM arsld'* eeprIgbt and wW he Mid h. bar - - psid ce, 1) SPICIAL SOLO COURSE ..... ......... wm of Sgntord. I'iorlda, under th. Lot of Coagr.. of We* 1, iUt. • • va The UoWd ii a msmtsr at A etatai pr. exclumveir to the ww 10? 'a itht$am f . i 1_I 1Z this nowgiiaser tniar.d ee eeooad sàs satsar OMr W. ilIB t SM feet 0th,. -- s w. X1111011111111.111 V. 1. Poatal fl.muaUoa. r.v1. t* as) ass) ee.-ip1 d n 1. -, III cisam £14 -I1S Man u se' Year vr $1140 .1 rt W1M.at p - - -í - as. w.. or Mail - FLY ACHIEVEMENT 7 4: stay • than twice the number of people welcomed the Dodgers back to LA. than greeted them after they won the National League Pennant No one in any other sport, not Cassius Clay, Johnny Unitab nor Wilt Chamberlain, ever attracts the kind of crowds Sandy does inside or outside the arena An eighth place team hooked up with a ninth place one at Shea Stadium in the season finale with nothing at all at stake and 40,409 fans turned out . . . . A man rushed up to the New York Mete' advance ticket window the lust day of the season and plunked down a check for $1,000. He wanted sozite season box seats for 1967. "1 was afraid," he said, "1 might be shut out." FOR CONVENIENCE: - - . 0 In the meantime, Florida State's freshmen lost their first Trot Delayed game to a powerful- Miami YONKERS, N. V. (UPI) frosh, 162. I The fl00,00() United Nations Sanford fans will be particu- BASEBALL 15 DYING . . - . WHO SAYS SO? 7 7 7 If it is on its lust leg, then hci do you explain Junior Marshals ' - ' threw three touchdown pnsse ncI - parting - TRAi - ev.ni,., reeruitei 'I 4 e'L' - concert . l ' . - 0 zart 's , Spurner will likely pet ing in the Cntwrly enni pl't I'll by sea 'ietnt-v. Wi th Ray Graves - Sonata in B-flat Q. 378), the schools. But we don't care '' she can Use. nhig pe manee of Atlas was making his encert a you build 100 or 1,000 schools needs of the stuff as it seeps OLD QUIPS THAT NEVER The Barracks and Auxiliary Adagion In E for violin lights went out, debut In Now York's Carnegie The poor chap fainted In mid- do for something the children, youpeople, want todo through his gillthe menibrance's. forif my No wonder English Ian- DIE: Will Rogers once defined express their thanks to all who Ball. The house was packed. (K. 261). 'flw audience sonata, that something personally friendly guage is confusing to a foreign- rigid economy as "a dead participated in the sale and Weeks had been spent prapar- ad its approval. Friends explained later Scotchninn.'' a er T h s,qL for flM.LVfl, .1. flt ".I'" •••'fl'- • under the pressure and excite- for us and our children. Do It size OI of detergent. WORTH REMEMBERING: Barracks will be looking formeat he began "breathing too yourself. Don't hand us some- big one: if 1w buys an economy- ' "Opportunities always look bigward to serving the public again hard," causing him to black thing. Give yourself, not things. size automobile, It's a small get- going than coming." next year. out. "My disagreement with the Every age' in life has Its typiOtto Baumgartner A doctor in the audience soon United States is not so much o The reason people need den- cuil ailment.s. The most wideCommander revived la m but Atlas, having a disagreement with U. S. pol- dorzznts is that they have more spread affliction of the middlebumped Ms head when he fell, icy but worry' at the growth of sweat glands than any other aged is gerontophobia, the fear had to cancel the rest of the U. S. influence on domestic aninial on earth. Surprisingly, i of growing old. But just as crip- Astrophysics is the applicaProgram, which included Bach's Vietnamese decisions - When sweat glands are densest em tilepling among teen-agers is a ma- tion of the laws and principles Concerto In A-minor and Paga- you don't know the real picture soles of the feet and on thelady called sophomanla, "the of physil!s to all aspects of stelnini's Sonata in E•minor (Op. 3, -rather than leaving it UP to palms of the hands, where they dcl ion of being exceptionally lar astrononty. NO. 12). the Vietnamese. may number 3,00() to the square intelligent. Even so, critics heard enough "Your decisions are not al- inch. (That's why some guys FOLKLORE: A person who to recognize his "dazzling tech- ways best for us. have such clammy hand- has eyebrows that meet over the nose may be a witch. To nique" and to praise him an a "Take this example: shakes.) cure sore eyes touch them with "5aftsltive, thoughtful perform- "Your people organized the What is man's best-kept a or who keeps musical values up- Revolutionary Action Teams cret? it is alcoholism, says Dr. gold wedding ring. Little girls permoat." which are supposed to go out Lincoln Williams of London. He Who whistle will grow up and Bad Atlas refrained from and change the hamlets. estimates there are five secret have a beard. Waving goodby to swooning, there Is no telling "The trouble with these teams alcoholics to every known one. a friend until he is out of sight will be per. what they might have said. Is that they are not organized QUOTABLE NOTABLES: means the Your commiseration with his from the people, but from the 'The' reasonable man adapts manent. misfortune may be intensified outside. himself to the world; We unrenwhen I Inform you that It was "The Revolutionary Action sonuble man persists in trying no ordinary run-of.the.aonata Team members, even when to adapt the world to hinisell." Longwood Fire Chief Brian instrument that Atlas they're i Snow has announced the aplocally, come -G.B. Shaw. was playing. He is a concertina Into the Jiamlet from the outside OFF THE CAMPUS: Three of poifltment of four junior fire • • ' ' virtuoso. wail with an outside team. the (lancers in the chorus line u marshals at Longwood When I read about Atlas per- "I know some team members Jules Podell' Copucabanu night tary School. Students named Informing Mozart on a cancer- who with the people at club are college graduates, but elude Pamela Hicks, Susan ir tina, and fainting in the pro- home in the daytime and stay they don't show their sheepskins Shelley, Richard Ruastdi and 4 _____ __ oes, I was so Impressed I call ed in military posts at night so not while on duty. Sebring Lawrence. Page 6 Sanford Herald Oct. 18, 1966 lila mana"r In New York to to be attacked by the Viet Cong. ________________________ find out more about him. So they are not part of the penLJJM1L A. uiiow, Ufl'O Las) PUISR* Then I got together with some pie. _U L&KHTVIQJIIUaL nonisoti' '-*aiiisu other music-lovers here and "Instead of this, 1 would like of AssuclAto Editor 'iDIr. Juat take lot-mud an "Allan Atlas Fan via"wan ri to we the people of the villages "T QII1A11IIIK Manglng Sdttur Club." organize themselves. A REAL DORM ILANIS_l*iRAKisot Mike Penner, vho w as elected Fill out a "i think we must build some____ "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" Bash Dail'lt £LiPTi membership chairman, predict- thing from the bottoni and not moobamew ad that similar clubs will spring from the top. 3ut you AirierSPICIAI. $LOO S up all over the country. I icana don't see It that way. I Onunty istt. 5f poe.vpp.r INTIODUCTION - - * * An I O e S . -. .-',. . century pins • tL - • poor - ' . Look Spoiski, if you make just one wise-crack about pi.- bing the Orioles when almost evei'one else was sure it would be the Dodge rs, you 're gonna get it and get it good! 'k; 2 \ ".. . .. Now do you think that I'd be that kind of guy who'd gloat ,, by saying "1 PICKED THE ORIOLES," Xah, I'd never do anytf' - * , ' thing small like that., believe me. Note to typesetters: Use lare .11., / - .y, italics and maybe paint Oriole's in reel or s ome other subdued color for ins- dear readers.) I : It goes the other way, too. Back in '4 when the Giants vorC t I 01 playing Cle'eland, I picked the Indians out of sentiment be'aiise of home town friend Vie Wet-ti. playing first base. . .1 2 11 To make a long story short- and sad, the Giants swept 'em in , four and did I ever drop a bundle. .h, would you believe 25( per game? And v.'hal really scorches me on this veai- 's extrnvagan ' was that I couldn't find one fish, I wean neil even for winning a Coke. (That's the last time I'll spend money on a long distan,-t call to $auer for inside Poop and not even he able to cash-in on 'ii IL) ZM 7V4Jrf /i,.:c._ • S S (0 AHEAD AND TELL 'EM, JOHN! Since you were lucky in bnehall, jump right in on that I football prediction of yours, ole crystal gazer. 0. K. All of those other polls can toot all lucy want about nterview Michigan State and Notre Dame and Alabama, hut this little city lickcr is carrying the banner for Georgia Tech. Currently posting a 4-0-0 record, the Yellow .lckets haic yielded but 175 total yards per game to their opponents. That's on the ground and through the air lanes. hieh confirms In an interview with Head I figured following the FSU belief that a strong defense in football is still the best offense. game. Knapp's back was re-in They've only given up a total of IS points in their game' Coach Ray Graves of the Uniwith Texas A & M, Vanderbilt, Clemson and Tennessee. And - ersity of Florida, The Sanford jured and he will be out for two besides all this, they have the top scorer in the nation in Day- Herald learned that yesterday's weeks and Larry Smith is down offensive practice plays of the with the virus bug." seven TD'e for 42 points, tons Beach's Lenny Snow S S S Gators was "real good" for The Gator mentor revealed Saturday's game against North that Bill Dorsey's shoulder in. Jury will sideline this star for Carolina State. "However, our pass offensive a minimum of two weeks cansplays have been very erratic," tog him to miss the N. C. State and L.S.U. grid dates. added Graves. "These injuries have caused The Gators have been workus to make several position defensive jug especially on ~2 .20 .;~~5 . ~. .. I F4 \Volfchanges with the most noteable to counteract the Plays being Tom Christian to tail. • pack's running game. • , .:-' Potpourri Iii West . .. - , - Ck . , -- -_ was - - - ". .; ' be corn- completion, 1,14yards, Is over bracket flve yards per completion bet. his ln'sI iindet' Spuui't'ier IISi 011W son's end, pressure, came up with the fin1 or Rn passes, wreent air of hlabs, Parilli of Kentucky ten than th e turrent SC teeed game of his thrce.'enr en- .8Th. for 7.14 nnIa. It) tflht('h holds the record for TD passes orei. rev Saturday as the (thiors downs nnil wit Ii only oni' litter. edged rival l"SU, 22-L9. lie ceplion. At his pt'ecent rate lit, Oct. 18, 1966 - Page 7 niifnrh ,r*l this veekenil, Spzut't'kr. at - * And those wide, superhigh- wars r ecordI to North Carolina SIR14, fle-as of Sportier liftilla (111,111 Io ( - , water supplies. dents! Yet we have ample rainfall Yet who has the nerve to point to this villiurn, because of the to maintain this nation with a billion inhabitants, If ft were vested in terests? And a much simpler way for preserved in farm lakes and LBJ to reduce auto deaths than city reservoirs. to ' ' its eager 74"/V- S . - so I • Letters . - , away see ~l, -----,,.,'%1 ~ . ' super men 044,111, I I .,.-.••.. --- ,.•- -'. (,iNtVIt,I,t -With The I.'SIT atne wa i'h:,riir minImum of 150 with .60 on with 2.1 in 11 zsma in 1q54. It 'unreal" S te ve Spiit','ier ,'in'Iniz by (erIIk' of thIn Florida ti'iiiti 97flf) sod Charles Conerly of Sptirrter enntlnue4 his present far the grenti't foothnli of hic a hot of ce'rn;i anil hItlO 'Itit of Ole Miss bit .571 on 133 of fl2 pac. he wmild throw 25 In 14 illustrious, en rem' at I"Ios'lds 1114' a ynutlit, lnes;i.'rie'ni'c'd but ragheilel the mark for a games. (,'ntora take their 4-0 football ci- ho -t anit fli p genuine great- in 1047 in ,O7'f%'' 4pp/;/4'pö4'r/f/6 2.'M$7' '' Li ne How Far Can Gators Go? - -- to not .-.,,.--•'---•-• IL- - i.-- art, going down steadily. Cities i unprald the auto manufacturers N k bringing it up to a total of 68.2 million : would be to have shortened the ways would offer us splendid acres. However, this is still far less than ad for an era of overabundance, NEA)-Perhaps we think It should 1w th e pt'OP)t' The way things are now under costly war in Viet Nam and then military as well as trucking and Farmers are told how much they can the 80 million acres that were sown areSAIGON making the wrong approach from the hamlet Who face the your urging, the draft is taking diverted those tens of billions passenger advantages. plant and are penalized by a reduction each year before crop restrictions came Since I was named after Georhighways. the Vietnamese people, gjv- danger and defend theniselve the young men of the villages into in government subsidy payments if along. to light elsewhere. So Do you realize that we could ge Washington and thus carry brought in Many people have long been demand- ing them too many material at night, they exceed this limit. Not only has this Washington us my middle name, th ings and not enough of our. from the outside who do the de- there are not enough young i system discouraged wheat farmers ing the "unleashing" of the American selves, maybe I have tin unusuatly high fending. men left to protect the hamlets. from Increasing production but It has farmer to raise as much as he wants of admiration for the Father or Sometimeb lt'b good for us to I "I would like to see tile young, I "You want the big war with I encouraged others, such as 9=11, Marg- what he wants and to let the free marour county. ourselves as others see us. men drafted for the army and the big battles. But it's the inal cotton growers, to continue plant- ket govern supply and demand. But he warned us to stay out "Americans go down into the stay in their own village. At hamlets that must be protected cause for the main in the past, for i in order to qualify crop this of fo reign entanglements, saylug country," said th e Vietnamese night the m ilitia should go out. If we're to Win." Editor, Herald: of expense was the enormous rather than alarm the sure profit of subsidies The recent rummage sale held tog that Europe got into a new -_ "They are so good. war every generation and would shiftin,g to other craps where there is paying farmers for not growing things student. by World War I Barracks Hal Boyle Says and to maintain the warehouses buig- They give food. They give antia booming market demand. Auxiliary of Altamonte probably do so till the end of biotics. and grow. ing with the things they did wheat, the arithmetic of time. terms In "'YOU need It,' they any. Springs a huge , in the remaining years of this con- 'Take "So stay out!" was Washingis simple: It.' See the contrast bedue to the hard work of the This year's crop is forecast at about tury, the American farmer may very . tween the American rich man Mail members and the fine publicity ton's terse advice. "Be friend1.2 billion bushels. Domestic needs and well have to be unleashed-not to save with so many things and the coverage received from the Ic,- lY to all but enter Into antanghug alliances with none!" export shipments are estimated at Lb money but to save people. man. Vietnamese cal press, The Sanford Herald. help. NEW YORK (A?) - Things a PROSPERITY LIFTS: If After 4 this "You are This annual rummage sale is and a nearly bankrupted fedsrai But .AslaUc people are sensitive columnist might never know if dot gulp at least 74i tranquil- a satfyIng way for the rather thiin he didn't open his mail: the way of Di izing during 1966, you may racks and Auxiliary to share treasury, could we count on a gI Itself. They need not The newest black market Is in single sincere friend abrod to the credit cards. Some 20 million not be' doing your fair share of in the proceeds which go toward so ninny things, but rath' th their relief and welfarept-nj- we were as broke as the Prodi. dit or the national worying. Americans now carry c re gal Son? need more of friendship. They charge-account cards, of which HOUSEHOLD HINT: When erta id I want friendship 1.5 millIon are lost or stolen you have to measure something It was gratifying to see so "Go with inc many people th ere early so they i t each year. Their illegal use . restaurant and squat in a hurry and can't find a rul could make choice selections. I N S U RANCE W.5!TiWr,T4W IlW ____ - 'Phi' jnp for the recital, It was, to I Then, while At costs 20 million annually. . 1 UUAjII. i. WLt water fish goes er. you can Use a dukAar nih. One luuy suu.ea sue waits eacn bard luck story of the week has put It mildly, his big moment. quoring th e difficult passages means so much to us as people. A fresh fl1UIi 1 T1 took of Mozart's violin and piano "You got to be what happened to The 23-year-old through life without ever takin g It's just a fraction over six inch- year for this sale and stocks are always building his place on th' stage and gave ii drink of water. He gets all , es long, usually about 6'A Inch- up for the entire year on items Ailan Atlas. antiquated system of controls design- W,'l' - 00 exRw~W,04~'rp ,-m;,K-r.f1,y.r1R,6r.,0!1' I -- 1.- chief producer of auto acci. becoming worried about future --------- 4- * . But John Barleycorn is the and even small towns are thus ---_ ,'Of/I,4, '' - -- A4 T'Yi- ."C.,/ 'j ' Of - ~` ' L. .,, ,1'fPi ', - Z'fRP 1 S1 polski on Sports -.'-; ,: o I . '.. mitted farmers a 15 per cent increase - in sowings for the 1967 crop. Just recently, another 15 per cent increase was s . - ,:' - The .. -_ ... • - 4 / "Y 'S ,4 1 Dr. Rose offers some ebafi. flow have a supei,hlgliW*y at 50.mile Intervals, both every euging filets. 1iia$eiti of using north and south as well as east the shrewd bargain busting and west, with what our mill. skill of American housewives, tary has spent In the Viet Nam Uncle Ss,n keeps debacle? plans and Ignnring the ,ilmThink of the tremendous saypie "hr,, tog in human lives? that weald do a far better Job. For these modern, divided Senwda, too, we may give highways cut down the nedmore credit to the sagacity dent rate tremendously. George Waabthgtnn. Where we now have almost CASE A-55S: Dr. Norman 3 Rose Is an able member of the 50,000 actual auto deaths per Illinois department of public year and around 2,000,000 Injur- lp Pd. we'd have saved the lives health. of 20.000 per year. just by sink"There were 168 killed In iii ing those billions In superhigh, jni troffic accidents ) *,''.." 4 11 ways that have been poured Into oat-v." he recently reported. -,• :-U IL 'Ot that number. 115 had been the unnecessarily prolonged war Nam. - - • drinking alcohol before they In Viet Isn't it high time that you k to the road." b Which age group do you read- shrewd American housewives, ct-s suppose was most guilty r who -ire noted for your bargain .... mixing their drinks with auto- hunting, begin to insist that Undc Sam use a little of your own is mobile driving? As you may have easily guess- thrifty "horse sense?" . Money spent on . vasst internal ed. It was the age group from improvements, such as super16 to 20 years! The next most dangerous age highways ut every 50-mile Inter. -. bracket was the 21 to 2.5 group. val, as well as on 10.000,000 new Followed by the 26 to o age. farm ponds and lakes to ImPresident L1.1 has bemoaned pound rainfall, would bettor inthe terrific death loss on our sure our country's welfare here at home. automobile highways. Our water tables In the ground SO he has criticized the auto• ..... li ", - •• . ernment started worrying about the spondent Ray Cromley describes as an L. .. . I to an increasing demand for grain for ticed and overnight, of course. The gov- I beans, crops have either not come up to expectations or demand has been greater than planned for. Another factor is bureaucratic meddling In the form of what NEA corre- .. --_ . . ,;,.; ~...,~-.~ , . - deFor the first time In more than a the the lowest in 18 years. cede, reports the New York Times, To the starving part of the world, If nation is depending almost entirely on current production of farm products to this trend were permitted to continue, mean disaster. For the Amermeet Its domestic and foreign req uire- it could housewife, It could mean an even ican merits. This is especially so of grains. tag on a loaf of bread. The only exception to the picture is cot- bigCornprice stocks held by the government ton. bushels, down from A number of factors are responsible, are at 100 million population 450 million lust year, and the governchief among them the 'world selling corn for ex explosion. But an Increasing consump- mont has stopped 'tion of meat, both here and In the inore port entirely. All of this did not come about unnoaffluent countries abroad, baa also led animal feed. . ,. .. , -, - 1_t. , . III— . . . . - Unbeaten Streak On -_ -_ _____ __ 71W _ 'r.4,14V TFVFgpafrR/,R (1inic Torry -•- By Alan Maya. - -_ - .-7004111111111 - r- - _.. __V__----.,.-- - -. .-.---------- DAILY TIl 6:00 P.M. IXCIPT FRIDAY OPEN TIl7 P.M. - .. _JJ , --T------ �4.,. a t ..' -•-••..: ... ..r. - - fl-- .. PageS br Sadvib rrnth - . . - .. . . H icanes f Drop Toughh V, -- I r *1 I I Ii;:. I . ~' - - ~~%,,,~ -V ~, 1. ~ . . I ,~ ~ , k .. . ,,:--.I r or .~, , t~:,:4; , . I- - . , fr • I -_ -",:-,.-.~,-. , ..' : .1.,. SE( -- 44 ugh Slate Soul Iiea t cl-n ( 'in r''i. -c l ool hail teams wnwui up lua'y "un tact work Wednesdav In prep aration for I hk "-c'henij grid iron clashes, Most of the conference Co.14,11 os reviewed game plans ; 1 114,% drilled their teams for lb.' coining i'nflIesl c t)ni I '-o in ter-conference ;i iiies a rc on schedule l.oiiiiaiia Slat.' hen- - - Meet Auburndale Tonight Sanford JV's On The Road "The secret to the success of quarterback Skip Senkarlk and of defense, has yet to be scored our team is the groat Job done the power running of co-captain upon on runs Inside the ends. With the use of a three-man line by our linemen," said Seminole Julia Neiman. Junior Varsity Bead Coach Senkarik's favorite receivers and five linebackers, Stumpf exB.nl$z Stumpf. 4471W give good pursuit on are his ends Tom Sandage and poets to put his "big three" to defense, good blocking and a]- Gary Maples and halfbacks work. Co-captain and center ways have that extra effort." Howard Bunt, Bobby Powell John Hawkins and the two theThe Baby Seminoles will be and Dave RiCharde. Tonight's kies Bill Martin and Randy up against one of their toughest starting backfield will consist Burnsed, all weighing In at 200 ck or more pounds have proved foes tonight, at 7:30 as they tra- of Senkarik, Neiman at fullba and the halfbacks are Howard their ability to put on a big vol to Auburndale. rush and to keep the middle Sanford relies heavily on the Hunt and John May. passing arm of Sophomore The line, Coach StumpY's rock congested to stop the runs. '',Ilk, . f 1 - -- Floyd Holds I S e - i. 1~ an 11 - 4 __ -- _____ - pq___ __ WOT Ylp _ ______ 'I V -, _____ VVIP I - - -- - - ' - -- - + - - - - - - - -- - - , - _ -_-_4__---- ---------- ---- -- - ----- - ---- - -- -- -- ---- - ------------- - -- -- S••I•••••••••S••SS•SS•••SS•••SSS••.S.....SS..S..IIt O Scotty Sez: . . . • Y PAtusH A #YiO • . • 1 - • : 1---- BUILDERS I 0 0 0 0 •1 . . 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Alix of Sanford took three of to Garrett for a touchdown. starting line-up the four points in their The Lyman will include Dowell; ha1izicks with Bowler's Pro Shop. Garrett and McDermott; fullback Robby lUck wdson; ends After checking 10.60o ABCMarc Meyers and Bob Giaie; approved 300 games, statistics i column by 2 inchsi. tackles Wayne Be.all and Robert showed that the average age of Too small for ad to be howler Brown; guards Tim Murray and "the perfect game and his years of noticed or .+f.clivs? You're PLeifer zid center Turn I his average 1611 IU TI*dLflg this Ot*1 cxperienc. 11. Bldiardson. Lead + - 'I Reds Takes Little Olympic - - her - - Notre Dante over North Caro- -Owls gave UCLA plenty of By MILTON IUCIIMAN Pickin' lina NEW YORK (UP!) By at least two touch- trouble. Arkansas over Texas the weekend winners, or why downs. Nebraska over Kansas State Razorbacks still smarting over do so many games have to wind what )IuI)Pefled to them last. up in ties? A tie ball game is a lot like -No sweat here either, week. Also: Missouri over Oklahoma Florida State over Texas Tech kissing your sister. Not too much of a thrill in it for either State, Oklahoma over Kansas, -Even In the other guy's bask' Minnesota over Iowa, Wisconsin yard, side. Nevertheless, try a parlay of over Northwestern, Iowa State 'rexas A & 31 over Texas Tennessee, Michigan and Rice, over Colorado, Illinois over In- Christian - No teeth In TCU's three underdogs, but don't come diana, Miami 0. over Marshall, attack. Also: Houston over Mississip. back crying here if things work Dayton over Buffalo, Ohio U. over Xavier and Western Mich. pi State, Tulsa over North out differently. igan over Kent State, Texas State, Veat Texas State THE EAST over Richmond, New Mexico Harvard over Cornell - Not TIlE SOUTH Tennessee over Alabama State over Wichitn, Texas Westby much though. The name Nei . of the game could be ern over Arlington State and Navy over Pittsburgh defense. Alcorri A & M over Texas ther has sh own much. Florida over North Carolina Southern. Syracuse over Boston College Gut-at's maintain their ThlI FAR WKS'I' -Eagles have the bud defense. Stut-e Southern California over Army over Rutgers - Scarlet perfect record. Stanford - Trojans talking Knights come at a perfect time Georgia Tech over Auburn Tech keeps coming after up- about going all the way, -right after Notre Dame. UCLA over Penn State Also: Dartmouth over Brown, setting Tennessee. Georgia over Miami BullUclans far superior. Penn over Bucknell, Temple up their Washington over California over flufatra, Colgate over dogs had better beet -Cal looks bud one week a n d Princeton, Holy Cross over offense, however. Also: Kentucky over Louial- worse the next. Boston U., Yale over Columbia, State, Clemson over Puke, Air Force over th-ugon hampshire, situ Vermont over New hielaware over Villanova, Maine Maryland over West Virginia, Falcons seem to be moving, Also: Wytnuing over New over Connecticut, M als aachusetts Tulune over Cincinnati, Musts. over Rhode Island and Carnegie sippi over Southern Misslsiippi, Mexico, Brigham Young over Wake Forest over South Caro. Arizona St-ut-c, Sun Jose State Tech over Grove City. has, William and Mary over over San Diego State, Idaho THE MIDWEST Michigan over Purdue - Sur- The Citadel, Louisville over over Oregon State, Colorado prise for Griese and company. Drake, Virginia Tech over Van- State over Utah State, Wash. Michigan State over Ohio derbilt, Tsrnp* over Furman ingt-on State over Utah, San Francisco over Sacramento No surprise here even and Virginia over VMI. Stat-. State and Sun Francisco State though liuckeyes are girding THE HOUTIIWES'I' Rice over Southern Methodist over Nevada. Stir this one. Tonight .. - s, - - + NBC Crown Many Ties I,'Ifl The 'DICn Why sitting rI,ir-:c for Pherr,'' 'rIo rivr'rcU y of Florid' f,,,(ft$r,rq di'a,po iirI U' Cr ,w h P ;c-cnuia, I'01 1111! qf.1 fur ti t"rl (rfl\O '0,,pq4j,J th5 team frw'ikorl II, V IIILiPIP £011111', ti't'i"il tip 'sttq,pv nnd cried" t011 macv liv ( '111111 \'iiitu' I )fifljrv, hut me n'ukt ;'kr If s' addl't re)' iir't,,feqI wurffl,iUs ahinul Ilts'neli - ifh nine vtrork o hi ,t \Iin,nI 's ''f'luev 1111 vweek I fret we are iinder t%fi. - Light Drills L M -r - q01111 ' Sl In Sahara i• • iS. '' pit., t, nih , ,- u-imI"re,,r.r' lomme ore uIU'PfI it, tiii'c't 11111 fIf i-inmn, une Mythical - Early Lead '1 " "It 1 'The word came down from Dearborn: Viii at Charlotte and win big." said the track veteran. "They've got everything In their arsenal here and they're the people you've got to beat." By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS Other sources said Ford Is try- The Philadelphia 76crs, cxing to decide whether to cam- pected by many to end Bostnns LAS VEGAS, Xcv. (AP) -The paign their FMrlane series cars long reign as champions of the with wedge-type engines next National Basketball Association $100,000 Sahara Invitational Golf year, or whether to use their in the regular season that opens Tournament swung into the see expensive single overhead Cflfll Saturday night, won the preond round Thursday with sever- engine which has been approved season NBA mythical crown. For the stock car tracks In 1967. The 76ers. led by big Will al intriguing possibilities. The National 500 and the Chamberlain, finished with a 10' Could Ray Floyd, the first- American 300 at Rocklnghnni round leader, hang onto it with Oct. 30, are said to be the test- 3 record in the exhibition ached. it dc' tile that ended Wednesday night his first round three - under.psr Ing grounds from later whichfrom cision will come with the New York Knicks heat68? lug Baltimore 121-106 at HartCould the more celebrated Bill Dearborn. And, most sources believe, ford, Conn.. and (lie new ChicaCasper, Jack Nicklaus or Arnold P.ilmer break par In quest of Chrysler Corp. is looking across go Bulls downing Detroit 11399 the fence to see what Ford at Komomo, I nd. the $20,000 first prize? Can Casper go on to win the comes up with for next year b- In ott,er developments Jerry fore deciding its own future in West , Los Angeles star, was event twice in a row? found to have suffered a torn ould the gusty desert winds the spring lgament Tuesday night, it aix•niule Lorenzen posted continue? of 150.533 miles per and wilil miss the Lakers' openSo it vas as play resumed t'('ge ever the par-36-35-71 Paradise hour to win the pole position and lag game at Baltimore SaturBilly McGill, 6-foot-10 Valley Country Club course and Johncock was clocked at 150.407 day Ws 7,09 yards of golfing real for the other front row spot. it former Utah All-America, was will be the first time In two released by San Francisco. estate. occupied In addition to Los Angeles at The w-a'+hermsn prc'dicteo years that Fords have winds of 25-30 miles per hour all both front row spots in a major Baltimore, Saturday night's oth'r opening games find San day. The big breeze blew only race. Francisco at Boston, Detroit at s.. , "c th ' York al PhilaCincinnati, l Wednesday, deiphia and Chicago at St. early starter Floyd an Louis. Wednesday, had no complaints. He had six birdies and three bogies in his first competition A BIG JUMP CLIFTON. N. J. (AP) - Masince the Cleveland Open In TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Florida State went to light son Rudolph missed by one August.. National Open champion Cas- drills today to put the finishing stroke of getting into the money per had no argument with the touches on the offense and de- during the Cleveland Open. But weather in the first round but fen-se it will use against Texas the following week he won $20,000 when lie beat Jack Nicklaus conceded he did not putt well as Tech this weekend Coach Bill Peterson worked by one stroke in the Thunderhe shot a 3736-73. Nicklaus. the two-in-a-row the team on goal line defenses bird Classic. Masters winner, was not ham- Wednesday, remembering it was Two weeks before the Thunpered by the wind, he said, and able to get deep into Florida derbird, Rudolph tied for 22nd his round of 36-35-71 Included territory last week without place in the PGA championship 1 and won $1,400. I scoring, one bogey and one birdie. J0 Wa Paces -• ' C!IAHLOTTE (Al ) -'T hose Ford boys are hungry. U has been a long time between pay. "h' sind they're out for bread and butter," I That was the way inc veteran stock ear racing o ff1 c I a I summed It up Wednesday after AI'C drivers Fred Lorenzen nnI Gordon Johncock teamed In new Ford Fairlanes to win both front row spots for Sunday's National 500, a $75,000 event that normally doesn't claim the attention in the auto racing world that it Is '-I'rh ( ;ir'''fli S•ate Jnlinny Vmlqht ?n''ted g Arns pkns for tdn' \1ks horne-ninfnil r(,flteqt ngair r;rii''.'r'dry of o't hero 'Ticiior but re rna,rn'd iPri(-Cr' a' n "ho will 0 rope r'erhaek S' -,'n' \-lj'i'ippi 001iMhe el Iavi rriost M the ,iP ,-- qm1, and 'hn'n 'y-n' A half hour on gn;iI lien' nftenv' .,nd defn'e ?r'f '-' '-. - y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the latest poll based on day, dropping the Bobcats Into North Dakota State and North games through last weekend, seventh place in the rankings. Dakota, one-two In The AIUW North Dakota State received 159 North Dakota climbed Into the points, including 300 for 10 firstbeat runner-up position after defeatdated Prets' small-college toot place The ball poll, each has one game 1onturia State 35-23 last Satur 1mg South Dakota 31-17. Middle remaining to play before their ____________________________ Tennessee and San Diego State advanced two places each, to head-on meeting in Grand third and fourth, respectively. A Forks, a week from Saturday. I re national panel of 17 sports writNorth Dakota State. 5-0, Laces pated and broadcasters particiAugustana. S.D., while North In the balloting. Dakota. unbeaten in four Sul Ross, Weber State, Mongames. takes on South Dakota tana Se, tat Tennessee State, S turda . y State this a So ndspu rs Arkansas State and Clinttanoo Jo Ware was th e super star 'ga complete the rankings in that of the Sandapurs League this order. yman J V's j Jet Lanes as he puc- The Top Ten, with first place her Burns Auth Body team Votes and total points on a 104. cci eet Apopka to a clean sweep of the Penny's 67.6-54-32-1 busts: Auto Center four-sonic. She L North Dakota St. 10 .. 159 rolled games of 159-190-194 for 2. North Dakota ...........114 578 series and considering 3. Middle Tennessee 2 .....85 The I.eyinan Junior Varsity her league average of only 187, 4. San Diego St. I ......... 92 1 will meet Apopka Blue Darters field In Longwoodthat acids up to some pretty 5 Sul Russ I ............68 at Lyman G. Weber St . .............. 54 at good scoring. 7:30 tonight. Coach Jim FarContractors jumped 7. Montana St . ............ 42 W's Baby Bounds have been B. Tennessee St...........27 victoriwas j out. into first place us a result 4g Arkansas St. I ........ 26 lags after dropping their iirst their- four game romp over the Chattanooga ............25 Western Auto team. Betty Cal- 10 pair of games Lyman Lyman will depend on the Ian showed the way with a fine rpitni,g of Dennis Garrett and 202/464 although June Adcuck Prince Woodbine's Queens Plate, the of Wales Stakes at Fort a n d " Marge Kipp backed John McDermott, plus the passJ Erie and the Breeders Stakes lag of Mark Dowell. Garrett well with a 412 and 474 series run at Woodbine are regarded was the star id last week's respectively, as Canada 's triple crown in Team number five for three tuuthdowii rw" thoroughbred racing. sad 112 yards.. McDermott measure of Pnjors insurance .-- • _ ARNOLD PALMER Poll Prep 'For The Big One' - I , '-'k ''' i-t r(IIdv r e j , while %%, I. 11"d tel ry,Iq a clay of prn-f U-n' - - he qaid 'We'll P,n' tiii't t'.,s hl';Xl('() ('II ,II,, '--ahili lii'; iI,,uiIi'c-r, -.us' (jcqu k Ow 7s-it t.-r-1--l-', ,rp.r flr(\I') 'u ir,', 'Ve behif''.t! liar,' tnku',u fluuintia quick of Tatu,na. Cnlif+, perform In ('on('ernerJ at the moment a with two weeks at a ;irnih,it altitude I ate the dive. _.. o lend over fur' Am"rI.-nns In It,o effect of Me'skn City's l'4. in Russia and two vek In ad,..f,1 ,,., 'Nk Mot of the?"rniintrfrs torn- mu. lt1tt,do than with "inrfn "anco of the game' here" 0,11' (hI'p:ui-h inr'nI - at lea t III 'l'lui' I.u:u I gt-klit-nn iiii-I ii I -_ .. 1 ft 4 rut it, Iii sport it P,erp during n,1rJ rnn'da I Fi.i rr'j flat nq't'nrth - director of I. flail iiinst iii I lit' Iiitiii,,- a ti.I sOIl- l,ih'IPnl-$ll Iuiti far I u"ii (llyiruiiir -----Ir, -''-Iii? r"ri. - - - ti rrnir frr the I S An'iatei)r 't' rrp br high school football tentii 11II')ih'Ssaid gnnstar1tin Zhamo-'.', deputy Athletic Colon said American Weaver Signs They have hi-ought In 13 In action h1sy and tomorrow, minister of sport In the nvIet swimmers were beginning to NEW YORK (UP!) tliut'tnnu to ehuerk on the henrI. Ilnirm end a m.rnh.r nit ti-in' feel 'he effects of t h e higher wi th the big exception being All heat. 1111(1 HXVUPfl supply of their ci- Lkyd Weaver of the Clew' - 'We ,fd nph'ti dat.' fur the l"ighling j,hhulu'hi''; hi Iii- h'u' week little Iii,.il Iritlj,uri farm t'ltph P. Port.- o,r know the al'it'id. "ill sf alti, r -t -pr.rtrnen cp'' 'H.' h(+-\ 4'ipiu' h'e tIps.'t 'nmOlympics, vIuiu Ii -1 at lc'd It""' land, Ore,, hits t."n'n aequirr'ri ( S('mltioles. yn-liSts, s'jrnrner ar,rl lice in achs and the bo'.- complain of by lbs New Vnr Mets farm ?rin ditnree races. Today, (lie uipka itl;mr 1)11th- WI'hIIlh'!-.(iliy. hi lt f P)ink it t.verc Ic-:u,u'; luI,ui SPC lit n'luul. 'l'ht' Atnetf4'J ,lnu-sn,n'sillç titeet 'Z/, hope ers the I.ninti .IVs at to hi FIatnsvrirth to nIeterrnine thi -jl) p;t---h.-- rt1 - big (1111' 'ilit I is A dentist Øç,jw. . E~3 I.yinan; the S:unioi-d •ltie traulo was far infielder, u-u-k jii t ha-.', much n(-climniti said. Naval i,lomig taut lie I hillY tUtu' I.utii KhIviuu-hau-k and frntn now. Aenthu'uuy It-a vels to I:u 41114 to VlLT ('11AMl3EU1AlN I1I m1 1si1i,s,'il a mnn r,t play file luat Is tV's zind the of cacti, flahiy Sernhunles also trnvel to Some Run ncr Wr',i ye r, a 2-yn'a r -old right, cIa sit wit ii Aiuhnrndnle. IS. Fra in r 011 i PAWS. Nil Tomorrow's seliedult' finds cla'l .Jnzy, flit, l'i-.',i.-Iu run who ha i''ler, had an R- 11 record ann th. (h'ieuio Lions on the road to held the world inile r.iord of ft -I.88 en rnied ruin a varnge in Crystal II Ret'; I ,ymaii G ri'y- 3:53- 6 before .li iii Ii VIII) of iCaui 2 I Itflfl1l' put. Portland last sea. hounds aw;uv to meet Oak sn' lawn-i'd it to 1 51 .l put. flu',- k son. l( ihv,iu-Iiork 27, batted .2::r) Ii idge, andCrootiis II ighi Poti Calif. la -A .I;uI', sel n world hi 120 gam"' far tho iinq while fliers flare a conleru'tic'u' tilt at r('(OI'll of 4:562 for- Ow 2,000 how inn ii, 29, tint (i'd .205 in 126 Palatka, itiul .'i-s Wedt,cstiny nitit ga inca. For Seminoles Top Teams In Small College $ .- hungry I heip 11r,111 I,, -,. Heavy Grid riicliii',iti-. 11111 Ir tie t ink t,,ti, Pull he,hk' IIIIIIII liII ' ' . ci J ___________ _____ _ i SOFTBALL AND GOLF TEAM CAPTAINS RECEIVE TROPHIES. Individual and team trophies were presented by Captain H. N. Houck, Commanding Officer of Sanford N.A.S. to Buddy N. Sullivan (left) softbull team captain and to George Shuster for the golfing team. (Herald Photo) _________________ __c. .L. . ••"-- ---1 Y%--.an 1 ____________________ 1 . 1 . ~ Fords Are -:-. - e a, .1.I 'N 1., O C . rucial Weekd Tlt iI.,,, '-Il Iii,' !;;11111 11;1%i'rnii i - en u 111+0.11 ii 11 'I. tiiti:,ii,i mr Aluhu,' 'I f.'nqr ¶:,!,111 .1' ilk 1;, lihilhul, ml :111 '4"C .I,'I.',tIi' $ t Ii' In 1 91A, l, i' hot h. in ittuule ;,f$ el hu 'dils'litiuil tilhlit' 1111111 'ii iii', i' li lilt a knu'i' lfltit-',' I,tIII 1111111 1''i -11 , q ,',iu- ini,- uiølnu to 1111)1' .11,' l'.iik titi lIp' field,' ('uiniti 1)11111,( I ii. 'nv calil. "It'll h ike I litti' Iii l\.ntIll-Ik ,uiit Iiw Ill i l l 1114 lniz un flelul sit itni Iiiiis iit;uI fill the ttrnci -.' all ni -k, - IileIi chill tet-eul tact week ngntnl VIt'ui,iI:u 1'.'h. ('.inu'hi ('bathe lIt'nd;Iu,iu t - afli'd hit' pearl he 'Juist SI) 'Ill. MeanwhIle, at Mnlintiin. ('nth Paul ( flrnr flt-vnnl Ills I l i t.'itn' '.- u-tuninnged each ;ihmtl 15 uiitnuleq. 'thrut hr milled the R kIll , ci nih-ic ho k..ci Why The :- .. :~., , ... "I 1. . ._I ~ .~k~'_-_- C P k %- and Al;ibi inn -Tennestie 1 ,SIJ %wnveiI A steady dIi?'le nn(i strosc'd nt1en0'c work In a two bout' drill Conch Chni'k' \lc('kndnn said, '1 know Ken tuck v ha' a tiiigh dete:is.' I l-cv 'vi' allowed only tour tout- ti 111mliq in four 1otl hail games 'o we ulli have In he sharper 1 11,4 11 we has-i' been to wove till, bail.' .. 0 0 Pre For MS hic - -_________________ .The Sanford Men's Golf AssociGOLF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. ., . ation held their annual meeting and election of officers at the Mayfair Country Club last night Outgoing President ,Terry Jernigan (left) congratulates newly elected President Harold Brooks while R. C. Whitmire Treasurer look on. Missing when picV.P. and Jim Doucette (right) (Herald Photo) ture was taken, Secretary Herold Heckenbach. Tea . -_ .. Mia 4 CepedammThe Big Comeback YORK (UN) - Whrn nine f the 24 rit("rs who par- TflCflt and the pyh1oorieft1 prck of flu "un'Xnflte(i" hitter Improves from one year tielpated jp', 5nrn1 pitcher with the Giant-s. lie qiiidly he..• to the next by 19 homers, season survey. Relief runs batted in and .1211 per- Phil Ragan of the Los Angeles came regarded by St.. lAnis Grid Tilt .?.? erfltRt' points he shapes 1P Dodgers Ld six votes and Mat. fans as the Cardinals' most Tgernus right-handed hitter pretty well as the comeback ty Mon of the Pittsburgh r'I'wo fourth quarter fl4'C .1cc Me-lwi in the iII0I' player of the year. rates had four. downs by St. Cloud fullback And that's exatly what Gaylord Perry and Lindy Me- and finished the seann with 20 William Paul gave the ThilMogs Orlando Copeda of the St.. Louis Daniel of the San Francisco hcni?ls, 7 vnu bnttc'd in and a $ 12.0 victory over South CardInal was voted today - Giants, Felipe Alon of the At- .fll average. mole at Lnn Field The UPI's IPA(; panel was National League comeback play- Jantsi Braves and Don 1)ip wood last night. or of 1066 - by the United dale of the Dodgers were the made up of ore writer repre. Press lnteat1onnl's baseball other players who got, one vote penting each city in the majors The loss was the first of the I. four UPI sportswritersexperts. each. Manager Billy Hitchcock P1 season for the Hurricanes who Braves also received a The UP) sportswriters 5T The 20-year-old native of of the had 'won two games previously. I Sports Editor Leo H. PeterPonce, P. R., was named by vote. l The two us fought MCGEE After averaging 31 homers sen, Milton Riehmari of New DOUG less tie for three quarters, but and 109 runs batted in with an York, 1"d Sainshury of Chicago St. Cloud controlled the bull for average consistently over 300 and Scott Baillic' of San Franmost of that time. The aggressmim-A To for seven years, Cepeda uflye playing by the 'Canes piefored a severe knee ailment in vented three St. Cloud scores CORAL GABLES-When they Gee, powerful running back IORS and 'hushed the year with Champagne Race John Hicks rover two the toughest font. who missed the Louisiana State a .17 average, one homer and NEW 'VORX (UP!) - Irish fumbles and Richard Browne check up on for 1966, the one tilt but should be fit once again five runs hatted in. Be was hit Rebellion, trained by former ball schedule recovered one for South SomUniversity of Miami is battling for the Gcoa bathe. Georgia thig only .5 when the Giants Jockey and Race of i-he Week Inoe will stand well to the fore. Early in the fourth quarter, After four weeks of play, ias shown a tremendous dc traded him on May 8 to the television commentator C-cnn fense to date but Miami scouts Cardinals for pitcher Ray -SA- MeGreary, was made it supplePaul swept around left and for three of Miami's future foes are inentsry entry Wednesday for a 52-yard touchdown run. The undefeated-University of Geor- believe that McGee's return to deeki. Cardinals, Copeda Saturday's $11. 'With the 11%,000 Champagne Bulldogs the when game Paul on gla, which comes to the Orange action, p'us the aerial-running Ice late Inthat the put period Bill shook off both his physical 'iii- Sta kes at Aqueduct.. Bowl Friday night; University threat from Quarterbacks 41. uvu ivt too an eight-yard toucnaown of Sou th ern- California, which muicr d jvv ____ 55 from quarterback Bill comes here two weeks later; Hurricanes a chance to pull a stunning upset. Schmidt. and Florida, which must be 131 yards Paul rushed for played in Gainesville the last and gained 43 wore by passes Saturday Soccer Cup in November. caught In the contest. The Sou th MOSCOW (UP!) - Inter of Tulane has a surprising 3.1 Seminole offense wasClarence led by mark; LSU is 2-1-1 and every Milan held Torpedo of Moscow Miller and Jerome Miami foe has won at least one to a Proreless tie before 108,Cain with 54 and 41 yards rush- game. 000 spectators In Lenin Staing, respectively. In all, Miami's eniphinod foes diurn Wednesday night to adhave won 23 games, lost 14 and vance to the next round of the European Cup Soccer conipetiDecision tied two for a .622 average. d i ii Georgia, Southern California tion. NOTTINGHAM, E 11 g I a (UPI) - Johnny Pritchett, the and Florida are all definite post I Inter won the That leg at British middleweight champion, season bowl teams while Louis- I Milan 1-0. scored a 10-round decision cv- lana State, 2-1-1, hasn't given up I er Freddie Thomas of Bermuda hopes and Tulane's current 3-1 I The University of Texas has Wednesday to run his winning record could develop into some- three football captains this seaI son - Diron Talbert. John Elthing. streak to 22. Miami's biggest boost is ci ]iot.t and Barney Giles, all dePritchett weighed 159 1-2 and pert-ed to -come from Doug Mc,- I fensive specialists. Thomas 160. ;... - ~ - .- - ur 19-66 I , Oct. . • S IN CATEGORIES WHERE ALL ITEMS ARE NOT LISTED _______________ LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF "SCOTTY" AT - S - sa_) __ - SAVINGS Are Comparable.' 63 WEST AMELIA AVE. ORLANDO 241.3625 SR-436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 8384311 SS DELIVERY . 104 S -• S . • S STORES IN: ALTAMONIF SPRINGS. IRADIIITON. COCOA DAN CITY. [05Th. GAIIIESYIUE ORLANDO. SARASOTA ST. PETERSBURG . JACKSONVILLE LAkELAND L[[SIURG . . .. Fqr 0 O•SSOSSOOSSSS5SS55S55Sf.S.SSSSS5555S5S.S55.S.55S5S �- -.- --- -. -- - -- --1 --------- ---------- lk. -.._,_. ... -,.... "._ -.•• -- .,,...-.. .-- 4 ...,. - . ,- •1 - r I I ii , ~,... :t- q~~ VA'VA~, M.- iuuuru)uu IWA-lu IN -- ,C 16- - a liolisilloolli" NA , 0LM -AlIWVAWAVAI11. 10"4 A~r AivVAIVAT'SWAk'VAM 411I J4 ;~.._ wk h:W 4111, CUBAN .I*46,- lEil , _11 ek Ili ft $318 PURE PORK 4: LAYAWAY . -ft ESHLY GROUND HOMEMADE • DUCK IuI 110I 'A ausage 59c 66000 MASSAGE. UWIV P.*ZA % 0 C"1111111111 THURS. a FRI. ML 9 0 All, — 4110 Lbe . . -. TONIC % 8 • • • • Ij & Jean'sl[AUTY Jock - 2k, _1111 I 11 -------------------- __ - 4 IN 41111, 4116 in tbt SaflfOTd P111 negf, .... V . #AM"row QUAL" ' 6 t & , *.jJ) 10 *A 416 % 11111 % I% ffw~-, -?.'~ I~ 4ho.a PULL ON - OVER SHOES rl % 40 " $ ~ t 4b 1111. ! I 22 1 1 10 16 41 6 I I I 14 4110 a. !ti ii I W r crch Gri I % I lib 4b 4111i I II t i,: - - -- ---- ----- ~ I ----------------------- ___ ___ V*,,rA -----N" I . V FOUNTAIN SPECIAL % & 6. ' 8 0" , ' I 1, C .. ,* k1 . 1# -,~, I. ROLL, HOT - . tolifteefte * . :"!w I! l_~ WIFAWW"..~&111, IWIVA'T". wALVAAA , 'T%TW'TAVAT,iJ' Av LVJAXAV ~A nm' it 0 i ita ., -a' TILL L P' .,~ ~I ., ., :i~ a-, Z:-. " I 1 I . u SEE I ' k , ~i Owe an I ,, . J1 ' I; t - I -. " .. s 4 I -----------, I ]II11f THURSDAY a, FRIDAY a SAMURDAY a OCT. 13 a 14 a 15 pop V D • • % . .4 . I % .411~T* . k ft410 ft . Uddl iu! SW Mmsen bumis, Howard Biff, $0.41.. uddI Didd l e. Lola P .- I 4 t. 0 , S . I•. i iitiiihi, voriiM flu h . - - Singing un Gives UP'Life In Convent rea's White Horse Division ar- , rived in South Vie,t Nam to swell ' . f the Korean force to 45,000 men. i the .second largest of the six for-! eign contingents fighting along; side the South Vietnamese. I ployers Aind vmI)loyvs. But there is a grm log rnHng uhIO'Mt toil. that tln're Is 41 hiiuiii III1 (III' ii "I would like District Head it Li "r n Deltona Slavia PTL To Hear Talk By ' not to take h r final i Osi s uwnnbcrs of Congress, were to the estima Luke Liii' up- IO)il(1('I' whether this Is perhaps later (ii may be lowered I)j)l,tjjijity to, s1l) , tlljIt \; ;e w ill tilt, tillI(. to shift q(orne ali tile T~e ix)untiful crnps are due tn both jilso givv. and are giving. seri burden to tilt- general revenues. -eral factors. groweri said. inhds'ness iiiiit general voter recluiing the tact that many trees hurt by the 1962 freeze are now mount ,)Vol. or tit.\ oint %%,it,,(),,, payi,ims Van k ;~ I l)I.l)%.,)I* iing ----- High promised. If elected. to ty Acministratioti is oil record also work xvitll tile 11111111-i0lild 11,; I'll.Vognizing and even sharhig -est, tiij!~ reeling to somv extent.. I to British West Indies ham Tile tax. increased Sharply when medietut e iasinstitutuI BRUSSELS (UPI)—Belgium s binding and indicated she could hat and also to freeze tariffs IlOw is 4.2 per cent each oil ViolA record number of captiVes "Singing Nun," whose record- return whenever she wished. • • ployr and employe . It Is caicutin Operation 1ri ing pushed en rng of Dominique catapaulit d The convent said she plans to I.'ied oil (11(11 worker ''4s iagn my losses last WCC her to fame three years ago, to- market a new record, but in killed or captured—compared day took up a ness life outside view of the solution of the with 1 '342 the week On S 'IS her Dominican convent as a maker. it will no loneer hear ''"a Wa.t1e &1UeÜ lay member of th e order. the somewhat unsophisticated missing iicreased by a third to ' n announcement by the name of Socur Sourire, as th e 314 th e allied commands re D of Ficher singing novice was baptized." Dominican cons convent e ported. The U.S. Command said mont said Sister Luc-Gabrielle.1 fly Mildred Harkey 91 Americans were killed. 604 known on her recordings only Celebration of tile U011's and 17 were as Socur Sourire (Sister Smile)., Club 50th Anniversary Year missing. compared ,wit h .1. was giving tip convent life to D' t I 't. ll be subject f become "an apostulate amidst Governor Wells (Wally) A. ing tile week before. the masses." Alloon, of Kissimmee, when lie nd up his fourl It said she would remain speaks before the Deltona clith da~ visit to Vit Nam u ,h a' me mberof the Domi n icanorder lit 7:30 p.m. Monday. helicopter and pla c tour of scs a ' form—a international national Pt'ut C I s 1 (I1 bii'Ue St ClOT' ftt spend Ldu t on 1 oppHl t it ii t I e announceflue sponsored by liii' 44 Contest, III to diihiren ;iiid how ng thc night on the 7th Fleet the' full world. I they are. Hill how much Is if Security orricinis, and many tile government figures although r ' I * " -------- . i I li ~' ---- Two AF Thunderbirdsl , Di I Nevada r bark in production. They also a host of young trees plantVve or 4P, years ago are now -d hearing heavily. 0.j,~ $11~._1 1 crops would hurt the synthetic hxius IN!)! N SPIUNGS Nev.(AP) enough. If e hit the desert an(] t The (iSo J( t'4 t.SiSti'(l 10 .1 MPI was killed with his plane seat • I think the housewife will find tiP to St.600. it tnixiintiin • I I ('000 1' 't Over the Nevada concentrated orange Juice the Still strapped -. $277.20 Oil each. On Jan I till- ' liii n streaked toward h.ce hi't' in tli. tnr. i r he ore l C rate goes U) to 1 4 JH't (LOt. ,itiot n h Ot her Ii')sldt' (105511 it i io ll( ted viS.. In Liethen, flu, Apph'ton, then liv sta 't" to 05 'per ('elit miles all hour.' training to join the Thunder11187 11*. jt5 • Uni i'd is hilt 41111 rode the pIflt toi t( am birds • Moreover. t t ii hut Liii' hiss (11)1 ii other 'I) aroun i sna tile ground. Ile "-its killt-d fit e I ) ! : /I •' ' ' * ' • ' I .r '. --- -------- -- 'I ~j ing deas i Invited By i" I Casselberry too, Ito%%, provide it, it is taken feel apart tll(.:l closvi% They vxplosion when it flit. I -anted that the wage base hit and tll(.I.(. was it shower of I too. ill illle will bv increased. hit . a Capt. Hubert I). fin t ki I, I'e taxed, oil a (lilt. ol illv F100 Super silbre Jets , liv;llhl. Wash.. coawd tits it se,-kit- vai-ying from state to,eilug ht fil.(.. C employ- I 'I'llt-v %%t.l.(. ael-obatic livar Las Vegits. Tile Air Voi-ce ° thi tiiiiloii (t huiiie d hi lu This 1,1 flirt i ng h i iimt In tui 1k IIIL ,kill" that hi invited the public to met t Jun ((lilt snIII 'ill tin 7 30 p m Thursday it it (I the iii uti abut Ii (1,1(1 lit l anded 11)0)51 %%11(1 a.4Iih1St fur Iilll' nine or then) lived Lii tell tberry the Ca Woman's Club. I!lL a (I4ttIliIO('(I . - 1I I - . I and a joint eoinimtttt tot \Vest 1411(1 nourt to (hut case tii.uii 110(1(1 tuiuitie V. III bt dl%( u1%t (1 i (ll)t Houto it If. \Iiu seventh 411111 C Igiltil Thunderbird tile citizenspresentsuestion1 f , DI.. 1~lirl 1% v1doij, president O Southwest voludin County by stillidable be Ilendicholl, S. ('., t-jected. blit his filers killed ill the trick)- nianeu- criticiinis or ideas they hav* rellictifilce to i plans to become I tarized zone where for more S'nnjnok' Junior College, in an club in Deltona, Orange City, tuIppe(1. TIIty say (lie Social se- , parachute (Ii(IIIt Opefl 5008 for the development of the Cas--than two months U.S. Muiri.ies misbionary. _____ I atIore's entitled "The Future DeLand, and DeLeon Springs. area. :ierry have fought to stem the infiltra- I Using her real name of -atiork," for Mon- Tile conteist is open to boys I Robert T u e k e r . chairman. tion of Norh \'iet.nanlese army Jtnmt Deckers, the Singing , day's ujeeting of the Parent- and girls 1 years old but not said the board is working with !Nun has taken up residence in regulars into tile south. . Teacher I't-ligue of St. 1.ulce's more than 21-1 yearts old up; of 1 .. the Florida Development COMMcNamara returns tonight to Heverlee, a suburb of Iuvain, Christiun 1)uv School, Slavia. Jan. 15, 1967. Purpose is to mission (or the purpose of ohwith sharing a sixth floor flat Washington. bring forth new ideas for OflCC ets 'ihi, nit.i-tir;g will take' pl ac e assistance funds for put. taming Only a ft'ss hours belore' the anothci girl. A note ner the tht• s('hO(;l audi- world peace. . tine to,tcther future plans for secretary viewed thc dem 41 I"Idge I the coilitnunity. tot",t i ized ionic front his helicopter, cross and reads "Jeanine Dec (ii- savings bonds are being offerwill _____________________ ()r1k i of B Other members of the board too it llittict. he vililliti r at 1.1 1),Ill. I Iven include L;erjld Warren. Julian bomb the much-buttered buffer ment onl y." No one answered S at urday tion to those of Lions Interocial I Stenstrotu. J. W Huggin. and area separating North and I the doorbell today. 21 240 S. 1,141111t.tlt) Avetme. national. .. ml r s. arinounrenient be Mrs. JerX) Arm t, The convent South Viet Nam. l'e arid Mtmi&- will Lw Applicants in Deltona should I The eight-engine bumbers. said the Singing Nun wanted to 11uhner, Mris. Charles Mislunan call _________ with the and Mrs. Harvey Slayton. 1 iase havec. '1 oser con t'aci ru on tic making their 15th raid 'hl;IInIt)aIt, vIIt,'ltuIilllui,'ttt ofl riniac Street ssoriu, pa 1i(,u Ian ) demthtaruzed zone sinc-e Jul) 30. OUt.biu C -Fungi, unlonded tons of explosives on cultural and artiiitic circleii. It North Viettitimese troop concen iiaid tier decibion to leave tile nuu1j), destroy liolile 33 million . "I" to A. F. Ramwev storage I convent was not 1wrinanent.4 tursti of tile world'ot; st,or"ge Atfid. oz omis flit- title I to bring k-1411111.41 Howlers For Ail Octitaliolonsto I • ' (,hiiiu.ttttuis ( hat it liuist shtti POTTED FIANTS '. r'.-•. -, ..jc C .-. ,--t• .., lodge .i,id lit L$ lt Tl Pt ntagon I % 1. % % % - 1. Chit I fit is foi son knives ' ' , pinking ,64 __*Z q tool blades. .. % .. I - f 4 - -- Moose Lodge S 04 enney - --- --. shears and all kinds of % 4 - 1' % X'!'— precision sharpen scis. - Jiddi.. Grot. Griddle . NW4I., Milli* Mad- I vices, we are now equip. pad to hollow grind and - . die. it pto,to.ible to market thio VIF"Ar"ll ~ 11 uo.grf,44 fill,; (fill ~;Illv i ill imi Its ,.0i-Ihf-r flit-, Arp oill clielltly daled , h,- the . 41%1 iii Benef*t SS - 41b ty , 10 _________________________ In addificin to expert S h os Luggage end n ;~ Up S I - I -1 1 -0 UPER 0. ,~ ~, 111b 41~410, 1 41 0 SHOE $4b 41111, % N 1% " 1 4k I *-' ft 1 1 ,- * L1%01%%O%%%%%$W WAV IT A. N f Wr4&VAVAV , A 1TA _______ 111111 0%0%%f&§%o , t .:N'#, 4110 I til , ' 1W F &I Buffer Zone ported. but i ~ jqv that plif pç Iiugi' prr,rtuicuiri rifr mni lie snid High's election would Lw son' $'' lIlIi'ii Marine he,idquartei s at Dong to North \'iet Nam no respite from I lots were rescued unhurt. achieve the citrus Indus. McNam.ira watched \ drns ha. about 15 miles south of t Three bombing. destructive try's goals In Washington. day night as pilcols from the Or denlilitflirized 7011e. Kirk earlier had said that. If shot down. one in the north aijd --elected, lie would "stand as a two in the south. bulwark against Washington, not • S - , I . I i , ,Rn att - BUTTER 1 l~ flip conceritrato, 11H h1tiii', WillIe IIIII' Willi 1111*' ititrit,ijt ififi hieti h;ia a nt 'kirida grapefruit. • citrus variv; imire piivs (oil oitly if lie lloor w-iivritliv Illean lie\% infore prooresgive ",Naturally we'll have rheapo0% 1% I(I t a lk t hat iiiiii '411111 ( I' indu'itr lie cIted n Liii cc IHISI thi,i flit- pri cc nt method (f Pr concentrate after 1eemr liii ('Iii 1 llMt M.t II lii It St lt,tu,i 111)1 rttnii,c till' 4111(1 )f ritaps a ( 'mn cent tn on ferltliier 80(1 farm heMIth s liii pii toil I ctaid Flankq lIe etimited ron in&'iiii' advocated by high. PluYi't'M II11I ('I 1lii". IiilI'4t tO' 11111(11 iii)t('il III liii' Iiiiii. SOCIIII Iaiii:it trill of prec.'ni mnng qi,merc would save qeveral cent c ged it "iilt i'ii -liberal in found to in'hii fiui,iir•r Si't'iiult arni (ruiinik'iunpr Hubert iiiu' general rc'vc'nin's would l 111411.14 on each can natio:i.'' M . 114111 hunt a Sn'tintel itniMe UfI let And there are thoc who feel '4I%e nut 'iZ(' ili'.iliilit V I('t Iii' SAiGON. South \'i'i Nani reas in I he soul hero halt of I he iskan IOOh tiff to raid t4IIg't S 10 High struck 1)nt'k latci' wln'ii Kr'iuuiiuttiie sttI'iuititfflftn'e tht Adnilnkt 1411irni source's 1141 thi government estimate is too — U.S. B52 bnmbvrs~s,\-niiIv-\k-id(- Mile, tile U.S. Not-Ili \'flit Nam. 1,itter. it \%- it% lie likened Kirk to n 'Taniniany 111mit 1111d health c.11.4, sv!,1vIl1, Illv j1dill I I1I%t 1.11(foil wils sludyirig withnsited thni. allofout three poiincic'd the dc'niihitnrizeci 7nfle Command said. amoced one of the Navy p1- hall captive politicinri'' in that The' OI)Vi0tIS ('4111111(141t(' is the Snut'inI S'un'lty I'iiu'Iit Increases quarters (tin' pr(q)os('cl $2.2 ''We Just don't have that much The plane again today and a few hours his re;mse to probing questions general tn'nsuiry. 4 °Illn hut Ihuiti the ;llkhiti(111411 )'n('f Its could ut'cuhuhi'iii of Ii. t) lost over the noith 101% 1 ih'd t i''tu1ui Id Harvey Hail Jr.. a fruit." a Navy A4 Skyliawk from later Secreta13- of Defense F',ob-!was is "I diiii't - know - they - lilt\*I)ippillg h1h) thc Ilva"111-%, (of- imilcing 11114.111 wa% -111t. hig 111111 Ili fillilliced by I)I-1-;f-fIt ll I 4taid I.akeland grower. Hall .. ert S. McNamara fl(,"- Iticing tilt, the carrier Oriskany. It %\.is the .Im "llbstaillial poul 411 S"I'vial hitilil! facifir." Wt told flit,. . ,-;4-f -lll- iI%, 111%,1111tiel; all viti1 SSt ( .1 sniflhern ecbe of the -moe. n :t98t Ii plane reiotit'd lost OVL'1 0 5 ii It I I S. Thii' M iaini niayir siulni kirk lutunis ' '1d (H rhuiin,'I SVt III it II( V. iuii cull. "WI' 1141Ve (1111)I . Iii.,!. (ill uitijil IY r114,hhl'IIgf'd h' a,ngi' crop will he about Il miton very . dt'Feiit' I proud of let ne hal No? eat , s Impl ccedullIcil. WIlh 4 to velillp'l lioll IX)Ne,q. at Tilt, U.S. Command repoi -d ~ Urfront and taking .q lot SvIl. Spessard liolland. 1) I'll'.. cupliolls. lite prograill.; have crew,wi ill till- emil.ributimi ralvs it p[(I\,(-i accill.'Ite. evull if Ifill. I the loss of two F100 Sit North \'let Nam. I I .1111 very grati,ful to you." and his "detitincia(imi of lathor ,)(,ell fiII'll,ee,, tlll.(IllJ,,Ill)llt their 1-1111 illill illelvilsilig rit"41shince. tlivre %votild remain infirethan -till 1 .,.If On the fi glinlig fronts. on1y ; bvrs over Stvretary Willord Wirtz" over 30year Ili(- h\ ;I payroll ta\ Iv I,vi-slillally, I . bt-livve tililt they sr,00 millimi to be financed. it prIceq. Ile qjdd some of the crnpo 4) kil - 1)(11 11 sho1 (I \ 11\ ~ carior. about 100 miles Orr tile Offshore labor (IlIvstiolls \'I(!( small gromid actions wero re 1 \Vvdnt-d-* ., ill equilI'llropill,.Iioll oll em. could he solliewhat, higher thim would tiot lit- stirprising it Social will be sold at prices based nn 1',.S. ili l-nivn ga ve \'Jet Cong groundfire. Both Ill !North Viet Nam. to for\%ard •i FULL RANGE OF SIZES to - . - F 7, " BAKED HAM / - sir th Bombers - : 411 .%~ ,W z '01 FAIR= 4111b 4111, • - 4116 4111 . ' - i 11, flit tig,li I ill- or INII.. 111111 .-NIrq. Would LBJ tI4'fltJ)J))i))i;ui hi j e plantings. st who dsncd . . .- 4 z ft A rid other Bus Times ft 41111PMq1~@@0P — 0 _ _ _ 11111 0 " 0 0=9" 11111111111111111`0111, . *1 - C . _11MIA - M-17" 1111111 111 11111 11 hool Marvelous .4111, E"Y 46 ____________________________________________________ . 41110 0~ i : j '%b 401 1 111.1 T111,11(w Is 1939. (' (;rden Club. At e e ni Sanford • ii& S lials qualified illn, tnt, more for tile office Of governor. Iligh's ,; . 4 LASSICS" ft .416 *# J'a ft D : I i 77 " % % il % I . $ W 0 Zipper front! i4 , % 46 MENS RU1I f KNEE BOOTS . to . 444 •.2S4$ sa~ CIVIC RE A 171I1 CATION Rwai'd fol' 1111C n1011111 of Octollolwl' ELS La dy Bir d 4111, X, W a b• i I r Quality O T ., I-' - . 111, 6 416 0 Red, blue, brown! 0 V. It NEW SHIPMENT - ! 1 10 - . pr i ("Ifr(icz (:on)nrfNq1nn*q rt-cent mp * dustry. lie said his business credell. iiI in " rhc' 'rv r,tr,ite RIfl "Ill h 111111 Ily. Ilitillilig oli Ill" Hilvit'l. elmle"4 Ill.f. INII.s. Till-Ilor 111111 INIIIJ. Gvll. .1. 11111. . W:118 1)1-osen t - I ni I I t'nIi till i 't *, U M Army. J',ui ojic', H I I Ipuli'It,pi g, (,qq - 111 (P1 pniiiiii Fred ('411111111 alld sisti'l. 41 10 -6411, P.M. MON. "m SAT. — . -46 '.;-, 446 OM 9 A.M.- 9 00 I k"!nnq) iii cirt ri fl'ILNH. of Si,iui,{, ws pi'utiiuhI tu g ' Spending If elected. F /I W, V.- *0-s, 4b ft 11111121 (of vi,,tuni wlio would ndopt n policy or ,III. wil-willible Inmillon and %%-till '. r'e" v::r b"! - inecsor to boo'41 (hi? cIti'iis iii "A* I 4b . 0 , .0. OID1JR - WH LACK W ! . 1)O?(k tr,i t')1) itj ft oe ft 111, • ('t(l bolstered It inIZ tIl(' ''mu" % 811% 11, .. iitirehnqø m'u (or Agricollvirp lirprifc-titin of re ' - . I F1 I . . 6 15 SNPO*D PLAZA r,iwrnc'r 1' C 1Iin hnd PtItIICd I L r trornotion of m tArnnnfor! to l:~~-t AWARD __ 11. - I C>C>"r. 's ':; I' SALON - .", . . :::; 8E4vrIflC47iOM 0#^0^^^^ I k, (in I 0. __ . -IPPIPO---,P---------- __ - 0000000"- P" !fr 1iiiii to 1kI'tY flI1PI. 46 ----------- I______ ~ SWIN In I WA1VAW ,sW FLVA _,,LV,A r 'TA11,rANVA x&VV,AW r M A&V ,A rXA'V . W PAFA ------------00 @V.P00"_-_-s_--P#~. Iii-q-"*#~#~ I ____ r 19' -Z MRNVAVA will " JU . I '.. , I e1InI'McIfly nnhI 1'. showense C 1V I C / &, 4 IN COOL EASY COMFORT I Citrus Meet tNTF'It IIA t'N (All) 111' . 46 BOB and OflO'S Fri S _ ': At . SATUR:AY F,Afl,A-U (APi 'flø - Exchange Insults 0.ft 1 4~ FOR A LEISURELT AND SHAVE HAIRCUT 01' OUT --.----_------. - Kirk And High . .. 0.4~ 49 thriiiint? *iit(I?i Mil lion In Sales Promotion $8 - Creme Cold Wave 411h ! k 41110 - - 1966 Tm-Cwi P rmanent' 0 91 it , I 14, p 111, , 4 6, ~ . I _ - - - ,. -----. __ _. P SWPOD SANS NE 1IW3P 8 AU ova W "a FANULIOUS To SP e nd ndustry I 46 While Mania Shops 41 1 1% .~ &'VA,41 X 4 LARGE k h-,q,"" 1 &TAXMT ,AW ,.~.j P Ai 2 11 N , %0 - 2 111 Illo, WAN ' &IrAl ft WE *A% i Citrus . % 4111, •i,• - ,... • ' 99 sma . —I - NIH! L P.M. N.e. Ire The Vogue Bob & Ot+o's Barber Shop Siff Bazaar Jack & Jeans Beauty Shop Set. - t rAV'ALVA- XAIWATAV ~A A 0 1 1 k% I I N I- f- Eckord Penney's Toylend U.S. Bank 4 `14%1061 Super Shoo Repair i 2PWMATAI 1 SISmSISSSsmSSISf M - 411, i REG. 2 Z LIST $5.95 S . [ $legs -, ~ . 1. _____ $7e99 with PAY rr ., I I - - , - _____ ' Area Red Cross eeting '1111' HARRIS - 110 "T 4 US! 441 1 I '••••••••••••• REG4L" CM MT a PEPSI bao&a&ao&A __@_ ------------1. &WA1VAI1,I 9 A LVATA&Vj WA r 1111 ,. I . _ ow;~, I By 11 , 1%,,_!1~`!.,,`', ,r . dl.~,,' ~ I41 .- - •. ~Ll . I I - chapter house . requ I es ts nany i FL - ler und Itev. L. & Desitilow, . -. - ' 'St" through federal funds. der, diltuilter t-01111111ttee. F1119111 DILIVIRT , W111114.11 lit tilt- .NItlom., witi their I Others iliclude ttle- - s'isioi,i se t s tot n'ach claisui oiuin, Ii ho '41 i ips tutu ittiul 1 euit d play ers. (1 Jet ziki l'huto) -- - - LOOKI 1 $ i -, I . I- so SPECIAL I RENOVATION INCLUDING PUWCOVLR I t CONSECUTIVEDIVIDEND 1 * PER SHARE ISUPIC$UPIUtivMV W :-1 dily.- . - I'like School, is IIIIII)JIgr itellis received by tilt! school CORUGILS 1, - I chuirmen of the loun elmiet; I Mr. und hira. Ju(-k Neal, 11stris. J Parker Mrs Ilurveyi)uaui, J. Mrs. J. V. Jfk birds, ise liardill, Carroll i'eternian, I),. J. 1. .., I . Orange City. GRAPEVILLE FLORIST i I r.;, - I "I 1 ill - , . Monday ill till- -_"- - / - i. OVI-, I .- -- ., RITC , . 4'1-~.~r-c~'',~ 1' blits. Miss Helen Snodgt ass, vice president lii the E11t4 api ise ate U, I 2; I . ; ____ ______ . -- ;.1 :j.1' _-~_~_ I . .. :_ •••••'• MIUMV.D4.C. -_ I 11 . 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Shuttoo-ij (left W right) are Mrs. ~jay Oiitruw, chairnian; Rim. Cb lue Bratiber, co-chuirmuti, and David Chapman, pulific rellitiolis collhult(lieruld Phow) . I NEW AND U590 0 Typewriffoors 0 Duplicators 0 Ajdln Machines ~~~~ Ff ant. AVALVALWAS --- - 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. I 322-6321 N1W MATTRESSES 3OX SPRINGS, HOLLYWWD BIDS—ALSO ODD Hwinilton nds P.O. sea Me. poinvol. C0400640 1111141 I 11111111111"A covww I - I i - i - 1. -___._ - - — * . - - * !, - - - .4 1. - -- - , t : 4 ~ 1 I I ) -------- - �I 7 SIp, ' Down To AL Fashions' Shown In Altamonte Earth Mrs. "flnwt, to Pnrth Fashions" was the title of a fashion show ernth 'ntttitrh !tr recently at the P5.dticalinnai Building of the Mtnmrinte Page 2A — Oct.. Th, 1966 S p 'r I ii g s Community Chapel. • The annual show was under the ShNiftr Irrits"On Can auspices of the Altamonte Cu.• Sleepless Nlghh Springs Community Library AsTry "O" fm-mule tot a NOW soclatlan to benefit the llbrary. night's sLeep. tlwess polsOlts in the body must ,eeumuhi Local women served as 1110f l ushed out to elimftiatt dais In the exciting show as ehes and pains "1-10" aeti rest to glue Immediate rellaf they modeled a variety of the Fleal tree from etrece, vti'aIr latest modes favored by Milady and emotional upset. 17410' has hej?d thousands Don't for the Pall fashion scene. A wall t a bottle today at t . A product at 46 complete array of slacks en-urtru9 born toPhall sembles, hatter suits and dress- rias Liquid and tabes for all-around wear and Lets. smart coats highlighted the TOUCHTOPIUS show. DOWNTOWN SANPOID Preceding fashions on parade was a coffee hour. %, crn1?t flel. 'IS, i'IR --- ra, SA WaL"nwright Honored --_-_S 1 j1 rQftlwqs ALWAYS FIRST QUA U TV - Handsome F1 Shirts %7 By 1___" 7 ee_~, ~ , " DRESSES and suits, at the annual fashion parade featured it variety of costumes for the all-important occasion during the day. Modeling daytime fashions were, from left, Pay Cockley, Norma Dailman, Lee (Herald photos by Maryann ?tliles) CMmpbell and Gloriti Irwin. - I. N COTTONS sad BLINDS P AS SS6 WOOLS ................. •.,,• - :- THE LATEST in coats was presented by local models at n recent fashion Show staged by the Altamonte Springs Lihrary A ssociation to benefit the library. Coats to be worn by milady this season were shown by. from left, Dorothy Atkins, ,lean ?1cOwen, Harriett I-learn and Beverly Benson. I By RUTH DAVIDSON The refreshment table was The lovely white cake was doeCarol. Wainwright was guest 1, covered with On white cloth and (srlted with tiny pink and blue of honor at a hrhv shower (let, centered with an arrangement bootees made of icing. The fa 8, :n Carol Kelsey ri n d Diane of pale pink and blue flowers Spencer entertained in her hon. flanked by two tall pink can- 'ors were tiny paper cradles or at the Oviedn City Hall. dies. An arrnncemc'nt of mixed filled with minis. The large room was appro- flowers was on the piano. The invited guests included printely decorated with baby For entertainment, the guests th e honoree's mother and mothcolors of pink and blue. The were asked to write a humorous or-in-law. Bernice Parker and gift table was overlaid with a I telegram using each of the let- flerky Mae Wainwright. whitecloth and centered with it ters in the honoree's last name. Also invited were Bernice large stork. The honaree open- The winner, Carol Walnwright, Kelsey, Caroline Alford, Mrs. ed her gifts at a table overlaid received a lm'ely gift box of Kenneth Clark, Regina Parker, with a white lace cloth. Al one snap. Linda Carter, Wendy Priest, end of the table was a "busby" Following the most amusing Patsy Malcolm, Nellie Ruth holding a pink and blue um game, the guests enjoyed deli- Riggins, Ingrid Smithson, Mary brella. A miniature bassinet cious ref reshments of fruit .lane Kelsey and Ruth Davidwas at the other end. punch, cake and mixed nuts. son. $ - - ____ -..: ; ____ ____ • •- ' ______ . - Vi ',•.".'- ,.. . _______ .. 1. .-' ______- I b)" OPEN Ih MJL' RITCHIEIIAIUUb celebrated Inc birthday List her niecesan(! family, r and week with dinner at the "House Mrs. Chester Bethune and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunnof Beef," Winter Park. He was Mamie Stoner, in Daytona attended the Shrine Circus in presented a special birthday' licacli. Orlando on Saturday. cake for the celebration. .lotin B. (Jack) Broyles of Mrs W P Snodgrass return* Mehille La is visiting friends Mrs W. P. Snod. A rass aceom panted by M4. and Mrs. Chester ed to her home Tuesda) after in the area. He ir a former Bethune of Datonn Beach were having spent several days with resident of Enterprise. weekend guesLc of Mrs. Bugh" in Longwood. FRIDAY NIGHTS .•__, '.-. ,. 1 , Rev, and Mrs. L. L. Densic attended the pstor'i sthn held at the Methodist You Camp in Leesburg. - '1' 4 M E N'S 0&4&n W EAR J1P 1 6J - Downtown Ssnfsrd 116 MaganIlo Ave. C Shop today and save , Crzwuota * - tZa By LIZA BAKER . _____ .? ;-'-' CASUAL WEAR and colorful slacks conthmatrnns were modeled l)v Ti1 lie Mufflie, Sally Smith, and Millie Thompson at the annual Altamonte Springs Library benefit. M r. and Mrs. Paul Mann Lake Okeechobee, were gues for, several dayi, recently Mrs. Bianchi Buckley, Lai Drive CkIuIuoU4. M. E Tompkcns, houseue ol Florence Hunt. of Chutuot left Oct. 7 for a few weeks v, , o liuntmtoii 'Q By FullS. JOHN 1.EONL ter and son-in-law, ])i - . and I lai, Mr. and Mr Albert Fan- v lw sister.i'tc i''ict' iu Air Ir Mr. and Mrs. l4ewis E. Annis Mrs. Melvaii Kirkse. ' pcI, and their family in Minne- l)ixit• .lotuiMm, wert recci of Camellia Drive, have as their apoli, Mmii. At Minot, N. 1)., two UI gueslL 01 sister current Aousegueats, Mr. and Capt. and Mrs. T. 1'. Lawton they Spent several days "'usui Ta.bloc at the 1uou. Mrs 1 Mrs. Fred Ilarriot of Harrison, of Sunrise Boulevard have re- Air Force Base where th ey and i1oren'c Florence H un t . N. N. Y., Who will be moving soon turned from Durham, N. C., visited another daughter and to Orlando, where they have where they enrolled their son, son-in-law, Capt. r.nd Mrs. .Jacl: purchased a new home. Thomas, at Duke University. Sev1s, and their family. They lie will major in Military Ici- did some sightseeing in CiiiMr. and Mrs. Glynn Reeder ence. cago before returning home by of Ague Vista, had as their re-, train. cent guests, tier sister and bruMr. and Mrs. Frank Achilic ther.in-law, Mr and Mrs. liar-, of Poinsettia 1)rh'e entertained Mrs. VlUlani A. (Frieda) old St.elnhagtm, and daughter, Mi-. and Mrs. Kenneth 11 . Jezi- Hartmann of Linda Vista As a Betty, from Forreston. Ill. mngs of Cleveland Ileigias, patient at ilailiax Hospital unPer CyIiãi' Oblo. der intensive care. 100 re Curtis Edward Redman Jr.,' i NO eon of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Donald 13. MidMiss Margaret McNish was INSTALLATION ward Redman Sr. of Volusizi dicton of Vest Azalea Drive united In marriage on Sept. 18, CHARGE Drive, will leave soon for two returned from a vacation trip to James Van Daune, who is in yearb active duty in the Navy, that took them to illinois, Mm- the Air Force stationed in After training at Oharleston, S. nosota and North Dakota. They Massachusetts. Peggy plans to C., he will go to Brambridge, visited it daughter and son-in- join James in the near future. Md., for five months. . S and Max DeBary Personals ' S • BOTTLED GAS Wñm TOASTER Set this toaster once and the radiant conV-ct adjusts automatically for same brownness. Chrome finish uisivaesai COFFEE URN COFFEEMATIC E1.ECTmCSIILtG1IT Automatic coffee urn Electric cofteemiker Cordless flashlight is keeps up to 30 cups makes up to ten cups. completely dependot coffee hot for serv- Flavor selector for able. Recharges when big. lightweight Non- mild, med. or strong- placed in Its electric hue. for car or home. Rsstztain' lined, drip spout. £LICTJO(ET ER Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Karwacki of Catalina Drive visited relatives In Warren and St Clair Shores, Mich. Thee',' *1w att.nded the wedding of their nepbw, Jerry Gujab, in WarM, I4 siw uiey viuieo ncr sister s*1 family in Windsor, Ontario, and spent a few days with relatives In Lackawaniui and Buffalo, N. Y. Driving to Webster, N. Y., they spent several days with their daughter and son-in-Mw, Mr. and Mrs. lindoiph lüstner, and their himfly. bUtica, N. V., they visit- - __l EU S 5. I ' JJ&1I5T P101 GAS GAS 'I bet. Temperature wt- a pren aid to lentil tings from low to high, hygiene. Provides M. Single CO". Color feet cleaning in a 23' choice. arc. Cordless. SCHICK - ELECTRIC ALARM Accurate and quiet. With a gentle. perilstent alarm.-Sweep $100_on BAKED STUFFED SPARERIBS 31' cups Kellogg's croulettes Herb Seasoned Stuffing Croutons 'I lbs. spareribs (2 strips) ¼ cup margarine, melted 4 cup water or stock Barbecue sauce Measure- Croutettes into mixing bowl, add margarine. tossing gently. Lightly mix in , ' enough water for desired con. sistency. Spread stulling OVei on strip of spareribs. Place other strip on top: tie together with string or fisten with Skewers. Place onrack in shallow bakIng pan. Bake in 350 degreeoven for about I hours or un til done, baste lightly with barbecue sauce during last hail hour of baking. Serves 44. Moisturizing Hand Cream—A ri non-greasy cream, keeps hs SOUTHERN HAM BALLS soft. young. I egg Hormone Hand .Crgam—hmones 113 cup milk reg. $2.50 ea. "plump up" skin—wrinkjesasum 1 cup Kelluggs Croutons, Croul- to disappear. ettes 1 tbsp. brown sugar $PO Dry Skin Lotion—jut Øas& bottle. two. ground cloves body soft wid saoth—! oar. P5 3 lb. ground cooked hani 5' $2.(%) ea. 16 canned slices pineapple or peach halves. Take advantage of these great values and get severii! Beat egg. stir in Croulet tes, to keep your skin silky wnooth all winter long. I let stand aboutiniuuteci or un UI cruulettes are salt. Add sugar, cloves and ham, cornblue thoroughly. Shape mixture intu 16 balls, about 11,4 inches in diameter. Place pine apple slices in greased shallow baking pan. Plat* a barn ball SHAVER Stainless iteel shaving heed. Gestalt on! fit dial .dIust to ysur phone, batteries and carrying cue Included. Pocket-size. M *siii*g aisle e ..L; '—• . REM1NGTON TYPEWRITER Standard size keypies tW. odb cm. chides can FIR I • S $3988 _ setvI '- owww p'es sad lir I __ 109 W. lit START SAMPORD '. ' .I a 4 Smart girls won't retire 'til they check these terrific Penney Days buys! Our own Gaymode® nylon tricof sloepwear luxuriously feminine and so easy-care! Dreamy gowns and tailored pajamas, shortie PJ's in pale pastels or vivid fashion tones - - trimmed with fanciful touches of lace and bows, ruffles and embroidery. And, to please your practical side, the savings are twice as nice — great buys at regular prices . but now, wow! Sizes S M. L and 32 to 40 in the group. This value spree ends Saturday! - . - PLAN NOW FOR HOLIDAY GIFT GIVING SANFORD PLAZA ZLABf ' S J Girls' sport separates that make a great team! GIRL'S PRINTED STOVEPIPE SLACKS! Slim, trim stovepipe slacks of 100/. cotton, Comes with contour belt, looped, cuffed and back zippered. Assorted prints! Terrific value! each 1• GIRL'S NEVER-IRON PENN.PIEST CORDUROY JEANS! These jeans of 50'!. Kodol® polyost. er, 50'!. wide wale cotton corduroy are Penn-Prestl Never need ironingi Feature 2 front and 2 back pockets. Send, loden. Another fabulous Penney buy! 4 4 I GIRL'S SHORT SLEEVE SOLID Nil KNIT PULLOVER! This short sleeve 100'/. virgin Acri. Ian® acrylic solid rib knit pullover just As . thng for school or play! Colors galore! White, true navy, win.berry, pink, powder blue! Scoop up severe! today! J. EWE Le E * • OPIW THURS. & MI. OTL USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY 322-1 090 e ...-S- VAP"I At : " -, - .4 --. .- . S - • .-. - SIZES 1 TO 14 GIRL'S SHORT SLEEVE PRINT All KNIT PULLOVER! Stylish and practical, you'll love this print rib-knit pullov.rI A perfect match for solid skirts or slacks and just as easy-care as any other Pen. not fashloni A bargain you can't afford to miss! WIas.v.r yes need FwwWs Catalog Censer AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONLI 3.98 SIZES 3 to 6* sizu 7 To 16 sizis .. .,... - 2.0 3.98 3 to 6* SIZIS 7 TO 16 ... • 37-.,' ewuc enuugs cy AND rt.o.e** CORPOftATOOP Op.n S to £ Mon. thru Fri. . ow $150 ___ _&11 I11 3225733 W. will low a 2 syU.d., system with .st..tic ,a. later 0., a a.r,im c1.rt of u.ao Pff it iiied delIver fell syllad.. as aaA4 fer Her ..e law $7 per .v$IMs, ate. . for lar 3.98 JYi Delivery Most Anywhere .---.-UiIU5 ULEL IUMA law, Mr. and Mrs ltieliar-vJ Dobrzenski, and other relatives wtai they attended another sephewi wedding An Utica. En route home they stopped at Washington, D. C, and had pliant visit with then daui- ELECTRIC TRANSISTOR RADIO Six transistors. Ear- 06wilf CALL • -: , •.• •,- -: Our Gaymode® nylon tricot sleepwear reduced through Saturday only! _5i 10 second hand. in Seminole County •'S IL nter Care Jt OUU Full size electric blan. Electric twftrwlh is 700 IFL0I • I ;S• Dorot hy Gray I Mr. and Mrs. Gustav 1)einaiger of Bonita itoaci have return ed from Grande Gorge, N. V., where they were called by the death of his older brother, .It'ucloiph. By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON on each pineapple slice. Rake PECAN PRALINE MIX A report from the 17 S D A in moderate oven at 350 degrees Rub together until well mixed Research Service in Honolulu about 30 minutes or until done. 1/3 cup butter. 1 cup brown says that tropical foods from Serves 8 at 2 balls each. sugar (packed) 2 teas. cinnamon I Hawaii are becoming more wideand 44 cup coarsely chopped ly available, both in Hawaii and SUPERB BRUNCH COFFEE pecans. an the mainelnnd. The thanks CAKE goes to the new processing me cup!, raisins thods being developed by scientBARBECUE RICE SALAD cup shortening ists of the USDA. They have • Combine 3 cups cold cooked dev loped methods for making e cup sugar s 1 teas vanilla rice with i cup raisins, cup juice and puree concentra te eggs 34 salted peanuts. cup finely guava, papaya, and pssinn chopped green pepper and fruit for re-manufacture into 2 cups sifted flouF cup finely chopped red pepper or jellies and preserves. They also teas baking powder pimento. Toss with French have found it way to successfully I teas soda I teas stilt dressing. Garnish with toa mto dehydrate bananas for use in111 1 cup dairy sour cream wedge-s and parsley. Makes 6 variety of food products. Peacan Praline Mix servings. Here's is a teen-age treat for IChop raisins. Beat shortening, sugar and vanilla until fluffy. i1ieiio its eggs oneat at it LIZZIC, M MUFFIN PIZZAS Fanfabuous then raisins. Add flour resifted Spread English muffin halves with tomato paste or ketchup. with making powder, soda and brocades, Top with cheese slices diced salt alternatelywith sour cream. Mix until smooth . Spread half velveteens, salami, drained pp batter in greased and floured (crushed and sprinkling of oremetellics gano. Bake in 400 degree over, ! 10 inch tube pan. Sprinkle with half of Pecan Praline Mix: refor 15 minutes. peat layers. Bake in 350 deHOT SPICED PERCOLATOR gree oer 5(1 minutes or until' milady's shoppe done. Cool in pan 10 minutes. PUNCH fine fabrics i turn onto rack. Makes I coffee I WSJ). whole- Clove, cakt. i 106 Park Ave. 323.0313 P- teas. whole alIspic ' suckm cinnamon, broken ' cup brown sugar, lightly packed cups water 3 CURS pineapple JUiCC Wi Put juice and water in bottom port of an 8 cup percolator and the rest of the ingredients in the Skin top. Perk for 10 minutes or until spices permeatc. Serve in Sale mugs or punch cups. Serves 8-10. : ' Personals - AL - p - - / jC,0AW Mr. and Mrs Warren Hi - e'.eci t,q—wttb p3,. yec'e ,ieqf krnfunfk vehml Come .i.I 0 a -4'- __•_1.Il Our buyers have CAROL WATNWR1cHT, center, was guest of honor at a recent stork shower in Oviedo. Shown with the honoree are Diane Spencer, left, and Carol Kelsey, right. Dependable NORRIS CASUALS IIIIr?% . . . wanderfeil tailoring and fit In exclusive materials. Pleasing patterns . . . many In Stay-pressed finish In regvl and strict Ivy styling. Enterprise Personals Penney Days come once a year i.e hew they she $.° EI NORRIS 33rr1E 'I dent SIZES 3 to sizes 7 To 16 3.98 6* . . ..... 291 2.98 DIAl. 3224020 CHARGE IT10 SHOP 71L P.M. MONDAY Thru SATURDAY �.4 *4 - -- - W 1 2A k Horoscope By Abigail Van S q. characteristic to be admired A victory al thtelHpence nv -or the emotions? Personally I would risk getting a few germs, but he dm="t feel that way about : ', : I -1 n-e. where i0i share and D E A TZ BEWILDERED: I~ . I DEAR ABBY: Xv mntherIn-law problem is different -Irnm any I have ever nm in your column. She can't do enourb for me. When I call I r hi the suit if you play your a on the king or queen. In 1 that situation when you hold - coup. You are doing the exact I Jii be opposite, because you may throwing away a trick. . . I . Muth saw ,that he could he sure of two spa& tsicks if he simply Put his ace of spatim cm the queen. Further thoucht "owed that he would not be likely if he did that. it looked I1 !1 1 1 I , i 1 .~ I L to fourth best from a five card suit handed by the king. This left East with the ace-queen _49496 ll NOKTR 6105 1.Ti . "i V I? I i ( .12W up 'You have some excellent ideas th at you can push youraelf without outside help. Be ____ %r. 15, 11 -L AD-A y sending a long, stamped, gust , .I I II . .: . '. %i I i . L ~ ' ,I . II .* Ia sery rut of Altainonte -A on 1 j - _____ _________________________________ _.. . L_— rr' ______ 794T n'T"MROW A EWG AD EO' ____ - -- _____ t.. ;, \_ - __ 1 (_ - I $,...• '-r.. .fl - - -. - - • -* -- ------- - I 0 - . - -- __.__i__ - - - - - 4 . 01 -. ' , "P— rr_~ -C~r__~ ~ - .4fz~ -W An 0 40'mp' 10.0 _C 30,C* - - - ___ HSRE. ci.e "An'1411 FM NOR A CLUORY. I r&L NAVE .- -.,A ...*. , '- _ . .. . 111.1 , .. I I .; I lis I'll i, S, . . . 1- _rl a I-. - - TIP TO 1121Pat] Oil _"O TD TRU VDV TK4T'f k AULL+ ff OLMY AXP=T1 k15TWT KWP CHAP SAO tir 'S ' 101), I'LL - . " \. Names of ,. ,. ___.;~\ 7= EIR M Aul 7 Ear. (Fr.) It Fish trap lActrea. : i I ho L. "" " 04". 604 7.V 64j - 1 I., C,#.V a II !V 0 a) Old 'weight for 4 Jr WOO ...& ..ie.an. .. 0 -7ap~ 7ap~ I I -_ I 1 ___ - M -11 ... --& .- - - LETiui4ERE, 1N1L1E OPe OrUITI _______________ ____ fats 36Kdofduck 45Seuonlflg li brews bird ad & • irg ,-,G Arboroal home 40 Hops' kilm 26Tilillea koping 41 Persian fairy Okuhtifu 49 Three UMCS 24 010" 27 Cuddle 44 "Venerable 29 btisplace 30 German stream 51"JohjwY -" ~ ITIS AN UNWAMAWIM CRMCISWMf IT 15 co AWAREP oPiLo.If )T AN 1;0- I'RE5N5- — .... ure 311MAturlAs do, locirs kOW DO %vVU SPELL % ___________ . .'.% .1 I i i time ...'4 T II k I ~ I to ancient Kilicarney .11 '5 ( 35 To all The Truth s News sgu1t 3:30 (2) You Don't Say Fdii. ,7t Night Nurses 4:00 :: ;: T7 1 i" 1, . LAST (Color) Roddy Waxman (Sam Melville) Is a nics 7OUflg roan DAY! p DsNrrs w.i ,"TH E with pots of money, not much sense and a susp*nded driving license. Ann Marl. takes it PIGHTINO • i i I. 'IHR INCUDIULI NI LIMPIT" STARTS TOMOIROWI - - - ............................------ - .... on him In traffic court and If tip ' ;I ~ ,I11. 10-11 P.M. NBC. The Dean . 7 "i -, am guests are George Burns, Wisa ,~, D'Orso, Dina Shore, the pair -64" us Extraordinalre and Jonathan Winters. There's the usual com- IM 61GUV MAM =111111TUM ~-i... -`?-4 "" — t! , .' ."I ,-. '%115" _~'0 I'~~_. 0anu plement of Jokes and tunes, but . el1 IV, George Bums Is particularly ;q ~ ?-,~A *"(Wl # fine with another rendition of togn 10 A I. "It Was a Very Good Year," ME BRONX IVE I if ~lv_Z=fl which he sings as if it were ft PIVAYMUAW ,,l:-,- -:';fj .1, _*_J1'. -."it. I . — writtenr ~~P I ! BLJGSI ( . 0 S2Enghsb stream - ,' & 11% — ••, c rj - ) - 7#1E PKAN TOM 1~~ 1, ---------,\ W17H A%CTCIM. VOIJ I P~_HFAW! .--. ____ I I I, 00 - - SAIVU ELVE I '' .11*n /I14 I , .1 _N // , 0, r " h iaW r? ~ K ~,% i .. 1, A . (101'r. . ....~j ( jv ; r, j II I- 46 SWAUvc 1*6 3V N71ry 2 . artm &XW __ " 6"Vias tool 4 At • ota Cemetery Association was scheduled for Oct . 29 a a of business will be election of 8Mbbww tbwuxw W9.) e&" THA TILARI 11 I I .,. . . .1 - .- ____ ____ SPECIAL GERMAN DINNER IVUIT Ii TOMORROW • SEMINOLE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY THURSDAY INCLUDIS • e 'I Dinmer SslaJ Apple Srud.1 Al b. N R,e.atlQS$ Mweltana Ix'" 6484424 % MMY HEAD ' and His Ban,d A M. . . - 0r I -1 a 1~y r. II r : ~ I ~ 100, I * I #N, wo-W'. 11-w, ,, 7 ... - --_ t I ,., tU*~ 4 --I ; __M ; ~: XT=j%l= ASM NEWSPAPM r grounds also will he done on this A11 Intereated pomoin In the area are encouraged to partl(-Ipate Its 111cetillits and prujut-1.6 of the association. /. 11 - - WINN6 - , __. II V1 \1, =0 do r I I . - - --I--- - - IPA* muto '\. .0. I.1 -1 I I t I 14-1- , . ? . - ~ - W OrieuW Xkutsr DOWN i AWARDS1 6 P.M. 0 1fri. sat- tun, hal. $&SO me mc)ST SMOWN9 25C G"I'ledel -MONORN I.", ____ ("i # WINNUoF6 KVININGS __________ ~ . I I Chuluota Annual meeting of the Chulu- ___ .. ______ Al CIRCUS TENTS AT FAIRGROUNDS eet Scheduled In - I ,, - g il %W . Annual Cemetery ,-_-_•_\ F - NOW! MATMIRS I t AOS I DALLAS (UPI) -- Love come the groups arriving ut tile Lovis TWICE DAILY49 I F. M. IV,w Field PalWa airport wals "Love." a five-man recording 0 POWN PRICES W2""" 1111 0 III, paw W unne "M oft C $250 41tz LOOK N10t EWA Tb —d- _11-i oc ALL MIXED DRINKS .. Go*. PRIVATI PAYfiM & 11111110111111111" CALL AND MAKI RISIRVAIION$ MAReLOU RESTAURANT JIMMY 690ROI AW JOHN URBAN (USN R#L) Ow"m PH. 3n-VU ~. j .. ,, ~, al 'A . II,z ~ .- 1~ ..I I group. . ---------------------- - "`- - __ - - - - - --- , - / __ - . - - -- - -- 1 , P1US y j •• -•- , L1 ' PRINCE op DONEGAL" drives lilm, home in his Rolls. one th ing lead. to another and the first thing you know she's drinking ii the I vator and Don Hollinter Is doIng a slow bum most of them plan to be there. PUT THE MILK IN TWFz WEPRIGE;2ATOR, 1 mum Judging from the response , ' tro _______________ T0W=%5 I $ uouae Party (9) A Time For Us officers for h. coming year. ________ /I (a '• ' - LIM14,DWIFILDRES TRE ~;~INABLVSPEL- ISLE jMGMENT! T,FEMS"14y__~ LimGoF7ot)Ayti4irst4SCkDOLSTLH)EIJT5;! AMfi()1NeV MAKE A ReFUTATIONt WnIp w.kinduled for 8 P. m. compel-11 %%9 you make Of 'I , idonday &t I h gn r ly up yoUl pniric r Carrol.1 RiAter's Individual I., ., 71mr IN Miss Caloond F"r allended Forecast for your sign for No- ;lE misioR),-rflr& I Girls' and Boys' State. respec- vember is now ready. For ,your , tively. durijig the aumnwr a5 cQpy amd your birUidalc aud I I, I delegates spionsured by the unit I $1 to Carroll Rigbter Famast, -it it 5hL;%`0r_ and the post- They will mTort 7%e SAnford Herald, Box IlIM, 0 H* Fl51__"E an their experiences wh1le in HolJywuud 26, Calif. Q 1. if BUGS BU N NY yow. , 29 male sheep ' " ' o Get :ready ~Pve lber 34 Harau 1045 1111111111 I .' iv-__t I 0, - I IN COLOR No, i imis ONLY M "THE IMIALMU hased the are& from the rheal. 1913 model T and sug- 3ndians in 1639. it is the ge. , ted digging it up. o n I y M21niand bOrciush, Atk. being se arate Blid Guest, who has a show Oil the flarleW by ri,dio station WJR. heard about hattan is and Itiver. Its population Is gj~e plans and asked his listencr.% to drop by on Saturday and 0 i I RIG) IClark's Indism empanion I 0 Plant part explormg 22 Hinder OUZ&afl* 13 Fortification erritor), IS Opera tab.) lamublatied =Kind of 23 be displeand at firecracker 14 cylindrical 21 Staggerer U&U FQv' ______ - #- - All Sorts 9 2 . VUL b, NLA 6. oe7~ 14MMI ~-01\ .(, , . II iflMr' .-._. 'IHE SHI.UAST' Red (Michael Ansara). Sa-mantho. looks pretty delectable herself when ahe travels back In was very sentimental." said IN Morr's. , " ,,~ L -1- 7, NloiLis told tile story many ~~ -------[a ~,L timps over the years and a cottpie or months ago Harvey %lersteel; of the Detroit Historical fIve boroughis of New York Museum heard it. Versteeg hap- City, is named for Jones - O~4, WA-T W AMNED? q"_"~~~~ I wouldn't mind being Miss America, qxcept it's only . a one-year Job!" f ,. 'C tN_ 10 I 1~ ------ I o=~j lo-13 VAMN61 THANKI -_ . . ft. I'll . ! . -S -k -..., (Dick York) slew Rufus The 1 "He was that kind of guy, he 4 , . mo. I i:tlo ONLY -THE Kor IN COLON NO. 2 9-00 ONLY model T in 1926. Nobody would ______________________ Martin Show. (Color) Laughs and songs abound, when Dean's " buy it. so he tried to give It to \ %%'hen the son-in-law. William Morris Sr., now 63, said he'd iike to have the car but wanted to pul a sports body on it, Andrews apparently couldn't bear the thought. Moiris dropped in one day and found Andrews digging the hole. INC. I -,---,, 10 11~ Z _t~' T." a" lu-S P" O" 1. 11 - 11 .._~ 11 "M V TOM. , I,, ;-. *qOU ME .=,e, 7 _. - carry out a curse planted on Darrin's family 400 years proviously when Darrin The Bold Gam* 3 - - r_______1 & AD MISSION CARLOAD S1.116 WANT I PIATURIS NORIO* - RAMA Andrews tried to sell his 1913 5:00 (9) Where the Action Is I. W15A.2 SOME7 ~_Z~ 11 rM " : 4'', .. .'. 14` " -2V'7 it! i.- ': _": .71 , .1.4. - 1~:111, ,- , . q,--WWff_,.--*i %. I . , ": , It . I I p1r,r - - 60 go - .=__--~=, L _~~:~ .I - I I I'll- % posed cousin Garry O'Toole (Kathleen Nolan) arrives for a visit and turns out to hm A most delectable wood nymph. a rnn named Perry Andrews to 3 1 - show Indeed, when Darrin's sup- SunlotStr and wife of A police lieutenant. 4::5 (2) NBC News .%like Douglas Show lives r,n property once owned by 4:30 (2) Waits .&dv.a (6) - I ) a nice party If the pcople don't get too rambunctious," said Mrs. Allen todqy. mother of four All M 1% —' _- — _______ - rg . " - + .;, k,-- , "I was planning to make cotfoe t could turn out to be such ,.---'o 0 lj~ - 16 I -. . a _____________ • I'Liso I to runive it. Asid. =member, tractive! 011111act 1Z will be all !- Iwill In amrved If all the world's supply of [al wt try w mad am tin request. njsO suou. Watch for the an- foilowIng tbii - . water we" powred up= tbe bu od material just as awn as nouncesuent. in My Lvlumn. him. Molly Staudle is unit United fituft. their land suryour letters an receiv*d- I Tomorrow. Diet--To Improve president and ftank Steudle ib face wouW be submeraw to a f -. siiowdnwn (A) Dick Van Dyke (9) Thow Dotting Game . FUN 9:80.10 P.M. ABC. That Girl. suppostAly wits burtcd there 40 . years ago. ====a_WIE" — / . L twe 4%- f .1- j q9? - THE Rt IMA.GE' _______ day to dig under an apple tree for an old model P Ford that 1"ACl-4Tr~ — .,) 1,etter (6) AndY of Marber" (9) 4tipormarket Sweep Detroit out to tier house Sntur- ... V -I ____ 'The Stars impel, they - (4) Th" McCoy met have invited half the city of ____ ______________ -___ M=H WM I ,0 1, I _j ' - nod "A Most Nymph." (Color) A very funny ____ 4 V4A*ZEL. BUT LET'S FACE I ' I -I • ,.~, Ib ' th" 9-0:80 P.M. ABC. Bewitched. Be Exhumed ' 619 C. 0 ) %~- JI flnø.a t te (1)) rmnns need I ft .2; (9) CFI.% Nows 13:30 (3) swingin, Country (s) sAptreh for Tomorrow (9) Newitiltift I2:4 (5) GuIding Light (2) NIIC NOWS DETROIT (AP) - If fficre't% 12:56 1:00 (3) NOWN (9) MO Talk one thing Mrs. Arthur A. Allen (9) Ban Casey likes It's n nice party. 1:15 (3) Vocus Two And it's a good thing she does. a, DSS1 N.. - "ilV he ear Agrep is, Ao%nAih1 P ,Ind fAfr tn both. Think that tho viv to kO" exhaultIng In AWN, but a fine each other intov,0ed ig to Oir l(1O0 (2) Icy: *w LU 11:30 53-, Model T To / -.-- ;arn Woman (9) wditorial E SC) re Edwards, Albert Finney, Oleorze then. Hamilton, Molina Maremirl, Assurne that if the mArrIAIV4 Mo. Jeanne Moreau, George POT' Isn't as happy AS thv hoped It pard, Elk o Sommer, Peter 1'nn would be they r a n tivyi get ::: 11:00 ( 2) Chum 09 I I I I~ Hero (9) Tile lost* Show .000 ..:----:-,t :::.* , by Kate Own 11 I 'r) ear ) ""• (0) - . 10 (2) which cOIIItI the liveS 4,20 (2) Jr. CnIloorm R?tA Tea ?: COAX... 1L i±iJ 5 UM - - _' I : I. he Is!.My silowance is twice as much as he thinks It Is!" follows - fantry squad In World War 11. Aratio ;thfflit lli* flim taken the men from Ingtomd of Rittinst clown tostether (it) litillwinkle 9:(19 (2) 11"tillo-V (4) flointio-r Room (5) N.w '••ssV__• - Ily 1. 4 1 . 1= , mT%at Freddi* Perkins Isn't half as smart as he thinks P.M. CR1. The CRS ed epic that (4) Aly Thres 111niis 9:00 (9) Ilowltell"ll (4) ThurplIny Nift, Movie =hz HE PQOM%SEG 49 - In at another planet I 115 (2) t'Ilv Won 7:30 (2) ,rndoty (4) World At tALrg* (9) 11111 florwrin Show PIUSCILLA'S POP 1 #& LA &_ IM V W as puts oh I. Apietit 7:30 (2) Datiltl Ilmotia (9) Untmien ________________________________ - ' sow seeds of success. that you put your Park will be guest speakers at a quest. If, befoxv October joul, dressed to me. I'livist time to you 1 and did not include the proper. frow the envelope, s "natu=1 ly filled out retum envelope happening" when then ure so and cuiv to cover fiw cost of 1111anY loti,en 1& answer. We - You tu get what You request until tjj(- &Wvj,.maij. i want nud we want you to be Uuned are received. Itmember, happy. dmr naWens, w& w"111, Ybu to Ill clusllkg, I INAM U- IwY J'm have Utis, wsmice but do bell) cr"tilix another leaflet for you 1 NCE 7aY WINTH20P— RL CAJZ BA7t6tZV 2ffALL_Y IS DEAD. — ,,r---___•_ _W 1., _V_ _,Ij --- * 0 - -----" .4'. 1 $. 0 ,,,,,, C%4 I 1HE CTli'1 PROPOSEI).. 1 I P Dia.!.041A,L~ Ns '-- C __ I P) Alli? Newit ,~ A I. ~. , I ra. udents 4,T 0 % - 4"-~O! F From t.)w Inter -- a. en pnrtfriilmr ffnr on either 9-30-9:110 1131. NFIC, Star It's business no usual for Mn is merehanrI in. Itvvety pnrt Five (Karen Steele), Mairdn (Siismn Denberg) and Ruth ,t.fder. either relatwe or (Maggie Th rett. -Z-4- _-- 1, I ________________________________________ 00) ;V_~ ALL'!`~Iffi STUFF "t - eaff-addressed ,envelope for the complete return address with Uw jWnt mmUng of Old Glary hm, or a big politician, actor, ), 11 . have adau benefited those itgny j &41 a S , .. 0104 .: ____ /' I- 146. $."I 0. , i 4,W* -4r 41 0k "' ' .AA.~., I the e,iitilI *(i (!) N*iy . ....? _,.~ , '\ (\ . ,.\. . ~w : . , -_ _. e ' - ~ , :~ 4., ti,oltt qfln n of Television IF APJ'..wELL r _______ y- I zi - dnm envelopes or nupply them hundreds of woman whu don't Give the finest edut, for th e returli ii! leaflets re- have the time I.e write er- ble and much spiritual study quested. You must cu-operate , Avid, ladies, may I ulso sug- n- and Thomas Fetter of Fern 1 early in We. Then there can be I I j. V_ ' in thp , '" 1_ I X` IF MY 754D432CALL45 TO A-3i,/ WHY T'M NOT IN worli .mphsaiae that we cannot * ____ Old I4 - written in a Pointer. My wife ;0, says it it, an unlucky chty an ciates ~v she Was right the last time, but and higher-ups during some M I do not give up aasUy. I quarrel could get You in serious 4C I rub chalk, an the blade tip troubic. You can make Mace W urn n of a a=wdnver to keep it from better tomorTow. Got busy 1_ slipping when used on a screw. ing day on work that is of vital ; I have to take time out ui- ; now and you will be getting -13ELMAR. . importance. It pays to keep an trying and day to discuss tilt- mail ques- your booklets and leaflets as PISCES (Feb. 2(i to March 20) t iquickly as pussible. never tive up, my friend.- Beginnir POLLY aftairs is easy right now, since I like receiving Your quet.- ~, itions bemuse often One quwmitting a Polly's thinking very clearly. Relegate tion may actually be tile ques. I Figure Control diet and I%i Problem. a soluuon to a Pro' ihouse work, small matters to tion of hundreds of readers; ielated by tile many who have blem or a favorite, hoinernaking e background temporarily. and one of my answers may written to tell me how well the idea will receive a dollar Got bugy--thh*, work. actually answer dozens of diet worked out - but th9y Polly uses the item in Polly's CE" is NOUN similar questions front differ- wark to make it all possible! Pointers. I You have to actually eiii, readers. one of those Individuals with a also like having you in- diet to get results. g 5, r nund and man enterIDly OSi terested enough to want to A l*u, many readers have ,i. uc $ • .a., PrUft 1i - sit dietit, youtliffying, etc., written mv about proW dma. but this Is a n=-PmfIt samice These an individual letters, of and no, after " date, I must course, but I hope my auswers could become very greedy 0 "•_____'\ A (ARE CF ThE I"'. 1 k I. tiout vilinin, the cleu'k evidently will not ebnne The ,sk TiRlInil towil. tirr 1 . . 1-7, il t I ;% I I / -~,~ n,-& - iv 'T, ;., .1 F %.#/,. I .~~_It I!,-- ' I 1!•'' I _._. view conditions more clearly, 13th 1 / '- - . al , ),,'MDA,D-...l WAAT A ~4AIQ,:JT, )J~ :1~ : —_ - S:1 I % 'I 'rttj, AM-MILF • t, - - I - ~11! T1( * qri el U?C FIritalfto strRight through 1 -1 C . tipiliolition qllllnll mild vollintritr know flint 11riter, Wayne box A of be"Ilth's sts-RhM fit"OPP-1- It ree'i to keep lt,rn,ng to tllsnnii it Suppnseiity Aniri tollertit,,, of antique polct seems p,e' in the bride by mail Rome, and wbert the "forpri, 4o efln 111111111 %V1111.11 lips tillexplod"d Wntellp"? °n 't h i p bet en OUR WAY W4T) 1~I ~1, 44 ,0 - - IN ,,I ~~UN) (* ______________________________ ( r) 4 L-ft-%F_____ I C11 -2-~:j CU PiltIt hi - t MWQ I % VMK it t( Dick Turner 4 MOTMSJ . I IF YOUR ., ; 7 - `_~ "IIIIII I _____ -ro tc, MLi - EE ' itm Mft frit-nrlok And QlIft hRA Aftrn~! frIenrlot thow rlrin'~ nFlAd fri,fti'lliq rjp they srn enjoy fther . (i1ffr tohv in rter to build ,iilne, ntI,i It 1. i#'tif hn' job to thnopintc' in Aunt flnrriet in .pneeeraft to find that the S*p- t4'r i,','rtl n better frltnrA. tnr ilosti-ny it. Aftor , tient-miss, nrd,'t to gui,i nr'e.0 to the lain, harry Mtidtl Think ftint hoe.-Iii- fho%v Riots ~ ,çi- . . "-I \i inattilkil e ll." Wolnr) TIrk, fork, he hm* but hat. In hi. in'lfryt Walter Me- oj~V j0j,=Cc')~jj-j1JjI1WC- TA~%F t:AMF- cir -nVBRF_ARr-A9T . Okk I th i ne out hrc' By CARNIVAL Iireii 11C% P 9 OUT . 0k:AY .I You I • always the moon Does k07 I'p , hforillilliniterm III (.01111-ni Itnly 1 jL -' *4_~~ 1 . lbo;4 ME 11 - . / ~ sk\\\\\ iJ 'k 4CL . . 177, , _____ • \.,.. -; -_ / fIL ~2~ 1 ?-! ~ ,a '~, , NY LEA&E, we'LL copy *!f % , . ,~'7 letting me plet this off my chest. you, but don't disturb a higher- second Friday . ; _ Continue to go after tae person-al alms that still fascinate enough to sit on someone's lap!supporl thern and when they ter.-MRS. C. W. U. they were not allowed to pull'ary in douht about anything they I DEAR POLLY- If y on neeklaces or waLches. The~call nil, at work. If I sax, "No" Ino place U) store toil. waxed~ samt goes for nshtray.s and that iiiewv no and they Rnov, ~ paper and such thing.-, that conie i I 2o) Plan cari~- to he with good ' knick-linneks on tables (mine or ; what tile word means on rolls, stand them on end in it ; anyom' elses. t I too~ them asitir- I Come on, mothers. it won't I soft drink carton. This can sit palb for the typt of recreau= and lightly (and I mean light- kill tile child if you say "No" on tile floor in the pantry. under you enjoy and that Will take ~ your mind off more serious and IV) tapped their hands and said I, and, who knows, it might just the sink of, in any handy place. annoying matterfi. Forget those "'No. No, that is not yam" and, let them live. Thanli you for -MM. j.C.W. DEAR POLLY- This is the big obligations. Tomorrow you I I ! _____________ i Nwi - . .. ~ 14 I I t . i 1 I _.- i M. ('11S. AM fh.%t rneptino! o.-v%h mrinth'.-it MIN IR n rpm] itrittalo - - j , 7.31I.A. - --- I ,*_/ i whatever is puzzling. blare help ;.. '" _" .., - O- : I I r% j i I - I, 1I A , ~_~ J WEAI( - , ne the wTf4' Anm tht to make all their (!e1 low1 TV Time PrevieWS 9& A& Ab _ '. co'Js'c&r,oN AI4G '\ . '... I 1. - I '- ,~ 0; ) 1 .t "Now lovely! S i \1 ' .1 A-- — =5=~, __________________ to impress. have and what they cannot have, roses and would like to keep factors coueeted From the time mine were old ] work five days a Week to their lovely fragrance for win- more thoroughly first. i i . REOE * 1 any DEAR POLLY - Will You activc, be happy. afraid to say "No" to theirlaccidents SAG17TARIUB (Nov. 22 to children. I read about that mo- spatulas in toasters or taking please ask one of the ladies to thor who never lets her kids out harmful medicines because they send in it recipe for a rose pot Dec-at) instead of rushing of her sight. Who fis she trying luive known what they May pourri jar? I have so many i right into somet.1iing now, sttuly : / / 1. - (? I"' I V-~w AT CAr4 1 DO my i:AT9E1z Ar K 9 , I _/.. ') A~ -I " `' , I" CC , __ X &Qn _~',I W_~\, no( -,L% _j '. ~1 ,1\1 -/_ I 4 \ ., - ~N_ ~ I I ~..,IA " .~ , ,~ ,( ,~,~, e-% ~' ,,,4,-, )'(.; -lo~ ?UIIb \ if - -1 _______ I p'rt flint ev'n thrnigh ftiy .,I) - IK 117 .. -_~ k t,;j 5 'Iii Il a - . ',L , , _'%_ , ~% . " I I t SMPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) %.. ~ DEAR POLLY- Perhaps this ? children • wi!' neye make the papers hut anu , lwanttoknnwwhypecpleare o ) )'01. .t , :. .\)-) I .-M. I ,,, t-11 SESE 41-1 _i_~~ 0 . '/ .- "-~, ~ .Li ~ __1 i I clii expert who has advised you 7 M1 Muriel Lawrence • _ - orq!j 11 "1 1. ed dummy's last. two diamonds, You feel nicely balanced today NewspWr Enterprise Assn. told them not to touch it. . i - 1 1" I s4ki Y00 SAY,> \ ( South entered dummy by over.I more interested in learning s more about your financial posi4AQ'74 taking liii queen of diamon d i .: tion, hut not favorabl.N-. CC, : SOUTE with the king. East foal X *Aje his ace. Then South led the I VMGO (Aug. 22 to Sopt. 22) . 4P X Q6 ten of clubs. East row witjl Much activity in the business or "" 99 0 Q 102 I--,,'the ace of that suit and re- creative world can ingratiate = *KJ93 , If turned a hearL South won in YOU furthc!' into the good graces North-South vulnerabit s ten of higher-ups. Forget that priv- _ ___ _ his hand and overtookhi West North Nost Flouth 1NT of diamonds With dummy's ate anxiety. This only saps your 1 ,pan n N.T. paw 3 N. ,r. jack. This time East rose with energy and doe.,; you no good , ~ the ace and led a second heart at all. Paw Pass Pan LMRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) W I C4wains lea" 4 it) dummy's ace. South cashI ~ JD '10jiit V __ - discarding a club from dummy Avoid the social. Others are wigs 0 A74 910832 0653 / iL.. .. __~s 111~1 I 4111 I , I . i ~ti- ... %, DJfl.Qn (/ Nen*papr Prnl*p A'i'ii "N' 11Ic 1A(tt) AT (\ __ /:".:. r - k 09 AQ I" ) _~~_ ", I 41-71~ . "," ''t, — Id I ~C=,_- .,=, ( ., I UAC INIR "I ~~ 114,11, lk 0 \ - L - 14 3AR (C/ fl! '1N' tl% 1Ij A c'I Lf v'-r 1 A1( i n ____________ - ---' .. P 9 fl " v tielp you to overcome personal able to got In to take them. - I I f il - *..L. I buttiness, etc. are concerned. .I - __ - ______ the suit for West but did him Doing those dwelling with you will no good at all. Be never •KJ9S -71 L -_ _________ ducked the second spade lead 'uals. Ust. pood methods. also. A third spade cleared up ' LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) z something thoughtful for 99 A4 I .4 at you have in mind where 0 I z I 1l1AA L L Plan earls' what you weal to do. 16 &4,OWAA - t .1 I .:Ij your ma te! •• 1 mN - i ---..- ' I'll ':iøji ii 1' ...-r I for his opening club bid. South next time in West would col- discarding a club. Then he led and are able to convince others W would lead a apade and West. lect three spade tricks, with your logical ideab, anoth er club toward his don't permit one with inflated 7 , 1 -, would hold back his king. The Therefore South let Lastiliand and made his contract. ego to disturb you Usual finan ow I . 'i(A)-UOO i)4j() U4 ).1sw) - ~, ! cellent, but b,r sure you are. not on 1 extravagant where pleasure or of club and ace of diamonds ~ ~ .. him as U West had opened -- are thinking ver carefully and hold that. first spade trick and can ferret out tricky Individ tr. in addition to the ace and Jack you can be sure of twn tricks I " . 1 . - 1 aspects to fimmt ends. Be care For A hb,yls booklet, "How ful with Trioney, whether in Z I . ~ '47 i v_ Ing," send $1.00 to Abby, Box I Others may he eyeing your as- ' ..., . 71~' )r---, = "-A 4I q~ 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. I sets. _. _k k k 4~ ROW9. Y: you think of a mother who would entertain her *owing club by re"hW them the let- air 140— I! ________________________ * When you hold th. ten spot I Pleasing I I TAURUS (April 20 to May M) i Make it a point not to Involve Reflect on It. * 11 I - c'nvo irob, SA —J—!—- ___ ;r •.-r f , -5, .-. - TO outside fun TIAL as by what your neighbor has. 0 AWA# I QQWU b ~ '. e , - - , It ( 1) fIi L.U13t, never learned how to accept So If that's what you had Cal. I you. Box 69700, Los Anlreles, im mind. kiss this gem-con- anything graciously. The burGIMINI (Ma 21 to June 21) den of gratlUide is too heavy 90069 For a personal reply, You have to be ven- careful in I selnus Romeo good-b And Inclose a xtamped. self-ad- I for her to Pay "thank you." he careful not to breathe on ~ motion of all kind and then you I I doubt if shell ever chanSre. dressed envelope. him. . .~' 011 CONFIDE N ft UNHAPPr' IN, She means well, but share alike, germs included. I ;1, ; . ,I ness deals DEAR STILL No he 'wouldn't even have a BEWILDERED Al I ... Lki".0 ) . I ~,1*_ ~ - , C-\,,'~,, ,, ), I k\ \\\, - , I ally plans for recreation for I rie" of mind. Should I ? thing as intimate as maui- I __ . \ • I _.. 1 , .'. .'• - ________ practical in Its nature gem ii tMi strongest urge ti, vnman up and give her a ment affairs, etc. and j Ipone ENGLE-nil for it clean relationship, cup of tea bemuse she didn't but this Is ridiculous. A kiss- want to put me to an y trot,. WOOD: Your unhappiness appears to be mused not so bit. What on earth is wm;r leap romance, as I nee it, Is inuch by what you inot likely to batch Into any- with her? I ~,C), '. to. ( OF T141E 9" Every so often I R*t the IKeep rooted in whatever is sat with her coat on and DEAR IINICISSEI) I'ni I to the boy, but I still think etsions before putting In motion ARIES (March 21 to April 19) that moth er had her TI6TV g this GgNKRAIJ DAIIG - ,i chances or engage In ri.sky I lure this day can bring you W "M , When I heard this, My i the will power and the mental blood just bolled. It was back I quickness to see what Is needed r ^ il in 1943, but every time I I by you In producing results of think about. It. I R*t upset all a very demanding nalisre. Most 1~ 0fficials' Judgment is not very. t over aRain. now and they woulcI he I 1 My daughter is married avid I gwxl . happened Witte tn double-check their dr-1 I don't know what ungacinus guest 1 have ever known. yr gr GTUFt 1.00< - M ,; ... !,~:-,~o:-.~f- IMS ALL AJT&' \E ° TR BOAUIMNG I1? JSE i; Ga%brath SmEGLANCIS O L • / OF -- 14t penpd to by 161Y us home landed with testy leftovers. She fit constantly Pending my hushabd and me gifts,. She sounds perfect, doesn't Phu? Well. she's far from it. On two occasions No bought her gifts.She retuned both of them and credited th em to MY account. She's the most ôe r,J rrr ON FRIDAY, ocr 14 1W ! I FOO'.' Oct.. — . i6_ ;_cç _\_.—.._j_ PAOC n4 WA FtJ4. W'1 TO PAt).../ pl,' take no for an answin. 1% simple reason that it spreads gents. H.t. in stnem and 'Ipmetires his belief to the full#&L Now can a vormal man -y"ist the uMe to kiss somtone he cares deeply for! -Surely then must he -nome temptation y.1 delicious his girl friend? The son was away fighting a war at tlic WMLI ThE Q6,- I E'.4JC4G 'Ø4 Paqvi 4A ri1b ___ 4 recas DEAR ABBY I have met and ftivifr her and dad hare for dinner she says, "Wa ton a remarkable mm Who don delightful much th the WOTk for 7OU-OO1IC 1ot believe ,.-. - r OJ6 .1usIuIv1 - - ' S I . I - '----'. - - --t- �FF in - I-- -- -- - . - - .- -.- S ., ,.-- _______ -- __ __ ______________ 'aufrtrb ;l P ge a rrii!b 6A - Oct. 18, 1966 Looking For 1 HERE! 2nd Car You711 Find A Hold Your Own Sale Wi6th Heisa.1d Waut-Ads Ph. I. 322,*2611 I Hemph '• % .. .f - I '. 4•.. •1'k Wanf Ad Inbmation . 0t._ . _______________________________________________________________ 11 I I ' DIr.ct Phsi* Uies To T'- IL 1 ...-...., I I 1 I. ..1 i I %..I.I --- .'.'. '• • 'I. . ,, • II.: . .,d . 425w5938 322u2611 .3. -At •. .-. - CALL - ' 1 At) - 1 UNTIL ?'!tXT SAT. NOON FOR Th. Lonsi Yew o Cod' P.r Runs P.r Ad Th. L u It Shampooar only The s:.sr* or 822-76114. CASH POft 'I'RARR Astiqoss & u.s6 turattnT* WaiStSd. TO DAYS . .. ... . . ... ...... ...... lie Per Line DESK LAMP. good as now. at can - ....... lc Per Line _____________________ __________ ONE DAYS Wtheet 1I'Ie.'i tog rent file.' lauatre Electric y Li,,. Pantord Herald. siDoi YUXITU5E FIVE DAYS .............. .......... 20e Per Line sss_1uo WELL rump & Motor Park a 11th. TR DAYS ..,....,.............. 2k Per Line SHALLOW 1/ HP, OO4l 000dltk)fl. Ph. VEL.I.. US Your PnrTters. Quick ONE DAY .... ... .. . ... . .......... 30e Per Line 2-163S, Sanford. RATfl P01 of VAST collection Shown by J. 0. old bottles ancient map of the and DeBary area _________ WIGS- (HITMAN HAIR) Value $12&011 now $15.5!I. Style extra.. were at recent Bobby Show at the Doflary of 85 exhibitors participate In the show. Wigs. 1202 K Chs4ten, Phila- I-Lost & Found 2-Personals 12Special 7aMale 510-Lots 21-Farmp---Orovea q2-Aoraag __ 1519 8. French 42-PIanta_Feeds-Seeds 112-Rental Agents 51-Articles For Rent 115-Autos For Kale 614-Wanted 'Pc Bus' 66-Furniture For Sale 112-Trucks For Sale 120-Automotive Service 13-Hcootar-4 & Cycles 123-Boats & Motors 125-Marine Supplies With heavy duty Mows? 22.2.4059 14, - - r•--s se a ,e.resèesk s&y for.4ypsogrmphic.l errors that affect th* value of fit, ad. Adjustments will oaf be mad. fl first be nede RAT BALING BAY FOR SALE CALL 2" CUSTOM onsommos______________________________________________ - 51. Articles For Rent 15. Special Services __________________________________________________ _____________________ North Uth Street Erwin, North Carolina YOU ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a mm-tgags encumbering the following Inc. .y given by Mayor A. L. Wilson (center). Petitioning city for approval of fete to be staged in Fort Mellon Park were (from James Rowe, Jaycee president, Mayor Wilson, Mrs. Sidney Vihien, Jaycootte co-ordinator, and Wendell Agee, chairman. (Herald Photo) left) Robert Murrie, New Tax Biggest JACKSONVILLE (AP) Moneys Job For For schools their Schools Legislature per Pearce said. One he would 'ryhig to find new tux nioney the state is a sweepstakes, to moot the ever-growing needs state, per cent the tricts which he told the group should of education jIl to be one counties and special dis $25 million more the jobs the 11167 and cent from the fed- bring year the benefit of edLegislature. oral government. ucatlon. That Is Surr*L said his In interim Sen. Ben Hill Griffin of suleongrnitt4v of did have figures chairman of the the Floridu Corn- the needs of higher education sweepstakes said in the next biennium. mission. he was making no recommend. Lamar Surra, .luclurnnvjlle Another member of the either But he estiattorney who hiuuds the sub- mission, hop. Prod Schultz, educution fin- Jacksonville, reported that the muted It would gross $50 mUuiicing, told the commission Board of 1Lrgunta, which con. lion a year-with half of It that 1711 million more has trols state universities, bas re. going to the state after prize Imun recommended for kinder- tltieStb for a total of $800 mu- winners were paid. While Pearce said he would gurtin through 12th grade ad. lion compared to $180 million hivote for a Florida sweepstakes, ucgt1or in the next biennium appropriated In the current he denied WUS sponsoring ennium. than the current biennium. Schultz said higher educs- the movement.. He said the lust audited school year, combined Uon needs capital outlay federal, state and funds alone $150 million and an that Sanford Men for schools in Florida came to will he available from current tax COU3CII is $40 million. $622 million. Tbe Logislutivc lie!orwmee Time Tax Revision Conunjaalun Bureau scheduled a session at Delbert Abney, officer manthe $594 zulliknu JacksonvIlle Oct. 26-28 to work ager of Chase and Company, has year and will be about $065 on i recommendation In all returned from a month's tour fields of Jaxstjun. million In the current year. in New York state. Barra pointed out that an- "Thus comnhlaaion ___ Wits not He visited and worked with nuid 11aereas.." w're $71 null. crs*tsd the Purpose of new Nail Stafford, of Sanford, Its ch*tlrniitn, State studying for the ministry at Luxes," lion and $72 million. Er said Floyd T. Christian, Sen. B. C. Pearos, of Palatka, the Kingdom Farm, South state school superintendent, 3$. declared. '1t Is pert of the guy- Lansing. ported to the subcommittee a ernur's (Gov. liayda Bums) They later toured Canada recommendation for $179 mu. program for studying all tax- and Niagara Fulls and visited lion more for the two-year pit- ation of the state.' with Gerald Covington, of SanThe crniuicm will recoin- ford, a supervisor on a threericia beginning next .iul.y-ineluding $141 million in incrums- initnd to the 1967 Logislture month tour of duty at the any revisions it feels needed Chase Packing Company in ad salaries, The last audited year showed and any inequities It spots, Newark N. J. - that the cent of got 51 tax source money from 44 up. prove from going of biggest of in five per or a net for evident report a subcommittee not yet a Jr., of for Frostproof, Tux Revision subcommittee, corn. of atmn way. committee for he 111tJ4-65, in county .11 i•.; - , 1. S - 1'. Meet In N. V. for ts - 4 , for il • . in • W.A RILES JOHNSON Address and Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!. tJt £ IIIfl u, t.w •.lJ....n...%. --•' -•'-. SHERIFF'S SALE __________________________ . '-0 ' ____ - S DICK RUSSELL "OK"UsedCars WADE PERKINS ________ IIIIIIIIIIII -1966 MODELS 63 Chevy U Four door. 6 cylinder engine, automatic trsns • louis 'r-lIilu) 63 V 3 IIIIIII 7,515)0 Impala - dlo and 1965 MODELS r.. heater. 2-Ste. II'S.. Air iiWlS MU5'EAMI Four dio, transmission, p• we r steering and our. TEMPEST Custom Convertible. White with black top and red interior. Radio. Hester, wire wheels, power top, automatic transmission. Call *23- 1964 MODELS ut o I . Four door, fully equi Economical t ' 10 luxury with appeint. t 111e4 XI 3 Hr., SIT, Air 'Wig n.. 11 Air ha. - ilsee $ I . ';, I ' I ______________________________________________________ - 11514 (iAL.%XIE Sir., IS'S', Ai ('flit t'5I.EIl -. 1*. - - ' '-'--' 1 - l. JIM LASH PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Pinecrest 17.2 • - Hwy. Across from Inn - ( i i for $700. 1i' APrS. close Is. JIMMY Cowan. *12-4018. SOUTHWARD ,• INVESTMENT & REALTY FURS Downstairs Apt. 101 Pal' 211-1171 metto Ave. Pb. 122-1174 after 116 N. Park Ave. Sp.m. NORTH ORLANDO: I RDRM. I __________________________ bath, equity only $&U. Pay cbs- 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. $45 costs and assume •SIY payment. 212-1020. mo. All utilities except gas. *1* Magnolia, Apt. I trig 2 BATH. spacious kit- j : uuau. *rl's.. Completely che with built in eating area. equipped by GENERAL ELEC" Central heat & air. Double TRIC which Includes electric - carporte with full length en- closed storage area. Huge backyard walled in for privacy. 401 Tucker Drive. - 5 . BY owNIRt 5 Room Furn. Garage Apt. 1*07 Park Ave., Sanford. Write Mrs. Gladys M. (Jriigst, 2002 High St., Lees bur g, Fla.. kitchen, heating A cooling. TOWfl'N LAKES GARDEN APARTMENTS H. y)j z First at. 122-1120 ROOM turn. Apt. (U mo. Includiug water & Electric. t22.9507 WELARA APARTMENTS 114W. PIRAT IT. ______________________________ $100 DOWN GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES EVP1C. APi'S, private bsth& t1i1tles turn.; specially suited 3-1-4 01(5, 1-2 BATHS for retired people. Ideally 1Realty dowetowa. Esquire at st Jim Dept. Ito?., 311 1. Jacobeos's its-ne Park Drive OffiCe 3514 Night: 122-Sill or 511.5156 __ sI. It.; Sanford. Hunt 5 11895 IJAIIED 4 NTED! UUVLLLR CABINET MAKERS - (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) APPLY TO: DAYTONA MARINA BOAT ____ WORKS Use The Herald Want Ads DAYTONA MACH. FLA. 645 S. MACH Calise. IsiesMe beeatlfel SALES 251 5 W. FIRST ST. INNEEND 64 Lincoln Sport c.up.., a. ewe..', pow..' s(wl.g. PH. 3224231 322.0S61 Cietlse.t.d wIth - sold sew car eMs., sitels. all visyl Pill.,. Yes.' $3495 V.1111. 63 Fakon ""`PP" matchinq Interior, eutsmatls, with radio and Neater. On. own.,. 1O95 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1963 2 Sir.. lIT. Sharp ' M OI'I'II loll I lb ('assenger 11513 ciii:vt' I%.%(.ON 11513 Sport coup.. fect.ry .4'I'-I% 1962 MODELS - deer haidt.p, rules b.iqe Gad white, perfect b.dy end IaterIor. Air coadltf.eed, Ii. has pow..' st.srleq sd brakes, radio sod h..ts,. $pse' ilel at Wss',u, %'-N AT IAL,-.in, ; 4I I I I I I I I I I inspais, low Mileage 11152 I'i*E%'iIoi.l'1' Was oft FALCON 11 TWO 1966 WAGON e Jo l ('A lioN 4 hour 1551 GAI..t.%IE 1550 OPEl, Wages, flit', 1.4 ('a, -TRUCKS - tleeüsg. *51* rulihi lofts Budget Buys 50.11.. We. 5 5 CHIVIOLIT a, C spilader 945 svtes.1h, f.alur.s. '37 fr.de.in, still In 55 w.rrant. TresSes Care About Yea... IWe Care About Y.ar Car' b i.1i CHIVIOIIT 4-deer, I" Shift. pfkqw to S 135 s.Md. N. 5 7 VOLS$WASI$. Osly. 325 CADILLAC I.h.&. .02) 5S 295 2.11... Sell. Plrks,p 555$ lri'l'E$INA'l'IO.NAL ealy $149SI I I I I I I I luxury power hA N($l$Chlo) 1L4fltItE$1O Yew .,porteelty Is bov A.ic's Oaeet Is, 4 Dr. Hurdtops Leaded 100% with $ukks 1011*1 Ne. (ISO Pickup $345 Sw deer, felly equipped hialawas sir sosdI- BUICK ELECTRAS 4 lie.. V-N .4/1' 1911 SOil!) Wagon, V-s AT. - . 61 Lincoln V .-1961&1960 MODELS- 1511 61 Mercury Twa I'Li'tIOI'I'II 11512 ('Ill'1'IIOI.ET lees IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ce.dI- 1 SPEC 4 Dr.. Ill, Air *563 air 995 Wna"s, itra Circa 1041 tIlllVi101.IT 15413 1O95 Woa.d. Beautiful. (Ai.ASK 4 Sir., UT, Air 11513 II.t.tiIiLIK - .vtsessttc, rs4, heater, pow..' $e.d.q mod a c.adiPIesIaq. Sharp s.d whit n.ny qMW i.ii.* left. Gü4119 SOD. Electra 10413 F.tllII,A%E 1541$ 62 Ford 1 BUICK - l.autffuI turq.eise with Future. ... - 1963 MODELS IJ to shins fresi Pit..w wo ube.IuNIy fully auip- 1795 11513 Xi two - L.L4. 1 L010 .0. OW . hue vyI kftr6w. 1295 Impala MOTOR EXPERIENCED BOAT BUILDERS 64 Com.f Chevrolet Wn'tI, None Nicer w$ek Ihift. $375 1964 Sir. - lainded *1515 10115) ed A 'Two dee.' ceupe, .•• No, $00.) I'k'hup - 64 Corvá di..' hsedNp, 1504 DODGE DART *5*4 (556$ _ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 2695 Spi. (ps. coiis:r mists ISfil 2'(iI.KSWA(.KN m.nts. t" 1695 fully possee.d sir c.adltl.e.d. our 1004 Id.%IliI.ANE rAM) pet , i~ Catalina iSO-I (aAi.Ai11 4 Dr.. SIT, Air SAS5 Fe We.. two deer k.rdts,, V-I, redi., heater, 4-spied Press. ,dsde. I . - 64 Buick SpecIal - * - IJA1,AZIE 2 SIr.. Ii?.. Air W $1 PONTIAC 4 Sir,, 11-AT 1151-i . seW, 65 Ford 1965 'r. IV'oIl I) XL., '4 SIr.. i.o'usded 11515 i'Ai,t0 ii- A - $ 1395 ______________ . ilNil PAI.C4)4 2 Dr. Alaiuslard ildil MVSTAO r..... 'I.e. 1 2-Sir. (ST door hardtop, re. heater, automatic O" he,?..'. Os. swear, 2195 C Sisn.inrd 11511% Slti(% Wa ri's al, IVC5 5iti5TA(3 ('nnu.'rllhl., Al? dition. Also '5$ Studebaker, I dr. body, good tire. on 11" wheels. 22*-0*4*. 65 Ford __ tceøefls. .qafpp.d with OVr deer (4455, V.5 004100, I, c.sdltlon.d. We ssld It sew. 5565 LIAIAXIE 62 Pontiac Bonn 2895 $ Special - ISIII Mi:s'rA'40 Ai r 11515 (IAI.A1IIl door, automatic transmission, power brakes, steering Four and tIlles osd bre#e, low lfeeq.. sq Ilk. sew. BUICK iturn mIl;S'rA.'40 Air ,,I 4111111111111 65 Mercury P.rbiomsIs tots.' dear Irses.w'sy, off isdltloe.d. power se.'- 1965 ____________________________ :l3Dn.M., I l,sth with Fla. room. A,.'ume low monthly iiah-mcnls. LAKE MAnY: Clean furnished untry Club Circle. Ph. apartment. Adults only. 160 Country Call 122-1930. $224456 $ ROOM Furnished Apt. $60. 3 BEDROOM Rouse. Total price 111 E. Ith Street partially furnished. 12*0 Call 222-1716 under appraisal. Dial 222-7642. CLEAN, repainted I Bdrm. Apt.. SPACIOUS COUNTRY lights, water. 150. 101 E. 5th 2 flEtt}tOOlI. Living room, Fla. or 2296. :22-2951 fireplace, block home, room, built-in range, enclosed gar*100 MeUoavIlIe. age. All located on large lot. FLJRN aPT., Priced at $11,000 with good AVAI.ION APARTMENTS terms. Adjoining lot available Ill W. Ind Ct. $21-Ill? . - Y BILL SCHULTZ SENKARII( GLASS & INBUROR *111 8. French QUALITY MOBILE nu%IES hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford 1224162 U FRED VUACKLI INSTALLED FOR SALE Cheap: Pontiac Mo. tar A Transmission. Good eon- we GREAT FOR 11495 r 'I'IIESE B A Multiple Listing Raft_ 0177. Adult., $0. 322-7343. 470 Evergreen Ave., Longwood. *35-9973 104-Trail er Space-Rent Pk.. 4 _____________________________ r OWNER: Ravenna Bdrm.. 2 Bath, Built-in KitTRAILER & !PiC5 on Screened porch. Carpor t ;Ashhy.222-7265. ________________________ __________ & Utility. :;os Satsuma, 1224401 106.Apartments For Rent 0.56e. HUNT I LINCOLN IIIIIIIIIIIi MERCURY P.lmitt. Ave Ph. 32248S4 Hwj. 17.t*&L. Us,V 11111vt SANFORD PH. 322.1411 1 501 W. FIRST ST. PH. 3224231 109 N. S - - . - - • -. - .. a.. - . -• - -_ - - . - - ------- . -- - --- •-.r-r - ----- - -- , I - . ________________________________ - 'd' ' "' - .- ,- ,. I . -- . . 4- • .J , _: ..: t' - .;'- J '. ' . \ FURNISHED iui YS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS now have a large selection of siseti cars requiring no down payment. See at 11101 IV W. 1st. Phone 322-6106 S E E -- '55 C1IFX HOME ON Lake Sylvan with 2 extra lots. Furniture, Drapes HOUSE TRAILER on lot 100 1 and appliances. Nice good boat West 4 to nust Th? -l't 2" t dock. Friday i1:t't' a. in. C4url. road west, 1st. Store, Ethel House. iris and J. A. Emerson, turn right to next one & then Sr. turn left. AlinaSannin. _____ 2-BEDROOM,-dining room, 1I bath. paved dead-end St. I 103-Mobil e Homeg,-Renl yrs. old. Owner being transferred. Appraised $I,200. As- hOUSE TRAILER, with Cabana, pri. yard, lights A water turn, eume mtg.. $500 down, $911 mo. - 4 I Furnished. No I)cgs. i'i . - .......-" 2 floor, hardtop, stick, Call $11.&9(t - ______ .- Hwy. Orlando SU-ItOhl 1)p..n lail ill S P. us lion, p. .te.ring & brakes. New 41re5. (5(0. Ph. 1214422, 102. Mobile Homes Sale ____________________________ 95, Houses For Sale TIEI) that a Bill of Complaint s •flJl COZY hake Cottage . - 1551 I"OIUt t1iaie. tionil c'onli- ____________________________ Bluff 2 BDRM., air conditioned, turn. s.s ACRES Osteen Lemon 1~0 home. Available October 22. Rd., $5400. Total, Terms, road I sides sign on property, Write Sunlitnd Estate. $110 mo. 721 Eats Ga.11ie, Boa 1(12 or Ph. CherokeeCir.,122-1*58. _____________________ -. AL4-3140afterSp.m. - . r It- _------- Furnished Trailer. (51. ('all 222.4456 APPAL8ER *22-4(91 92-Acreage . - i1Nl1'RXlSflEfl house, $61. (115-8245.Orlando. ___________________ 5 im.l1t' - fldrm., I Bath, Kit. Equipped Lake Sylvan, 2 miles west In. *100 tersta-te 4 on 45 to Maureen Drive. South on Maureen to Sunday & veninga 322-62(1 Lake. Excellent Investment. Stemper Agency - Oct. 22 was ep FROM I fltIrtfl.. I Bath $41 to 2 .. lhdrm-, I Bath $110. 90. Lots For Sale LINFI'RNISIIED _______________________________ so City of Sanford for Jaycee Kiddie Carnival de UI3EAUTIF'UL. high lots on FROM 2 jisIrm., I Bath $51 to 3 .' APPROVAL of machine, 555-450* Pays *22-7174 'XI t.'- Weekends *21-04*2 I ' - Sales-Rentals Ph. $*$411$ See 11$ For Rentals - .u; 5. IIW. 17-512 -- S.'nftsr'i . Pool privileges. Cell (22-1052 siLt-v S p. em. for appnlntnrnt. 2-BEDROOM house, and 2-Br,, 10 ft. wide traIler. SAULS AGENCY STATE 4W FlORIDA, ¶0* for divorce has been filed against ___________________________ _________________________________ OAKLAND HILLS, ac- you, and you are required to Lot 58, HOI'1TAL BELtS cording to the plat thereof serve a oopy of your answer or POIJND AT United Bts.ts Bank, PAINTING CARPENTRY chairs, sick room supplies as recorded in Plat Book IL plaading to the Bill of Coinnew and A. J. Adcock the key to the 1nve for sale or rent. used car financing. We Invite Pages 13 and 64, Public Re- plaint on the Plaintiff's AttorL!Ch'!!'!"!' r ". r-i?, 541 Wert L ..• P&ö u*tu , bueih$. l mont.eO*'i5 of Pinecrest Rhopptng Center South Street, Orlando, Florida, and repaired reastansttñy. Fl o rida. 323-1775. Ph. ly payments. _____________ _______________________________ _______________________________ ____________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ realbeen property: Orlando Dr. Pb 222-7911 has 2701 322-S594 filed against you In and file the original answer or suit, and you pleading Its the office of the above-styled the 9 Puv'aiiut'L a . .......... NU1RZ1tASS reqtmim-ed to serve a copy of Clerk e: the Circuit Court on or Legal Notice your Answer to the Complaint before Friday, October 21, 1911, SHARPENING SERVICE Do You nave a diveRsug probisa. Handsaws, circle, usciusors, mower if you fail to do judgment on the Plaintiff's attorneys, __ _ Write P. 0. Box , Sanford. IN THE (IIR(JUIT COURT den Berg A Gay, P. 0. Box 2407, by default will be taken against blades. Enterprise. Fla. NINTH JuDICIAL CIRGUIT O Orlando. Florida, end to file the YOU f'.r the relief demanded Ph.665-4602 SUICII)E Prevention. C.l3 WE _____________ FlORIDA. TN AND FOR SEMI., original of such Answer with the the B.lI o! Complaint. W ITNESS in)' hand and W0LE OflITb'TS. CARE. Orlando 341-2111. Clerk of th e aforeraid Circuit 23.-Painting CHAW(1ER' NO. Court on or before the 4th day at Sanford. Seminole County, NOTICE OF SUIT IN of November, 1966. If you fail to Florida, this 255th day of Sept4-Beauty Care PAI!TLN(i &REPA]R ROICTGAGE FORECLOSVP.E do so, a decree pro confesso will ember. 15166. Ph. 322-0426 after & 10. FEDERAL NATIONAL )IORT be taken against you for the re- (SEAL) SPECIAL got acquainted otter Arthur H. Beckwith, r. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpor- lie! demanded in the complaint. .,.u.iil., by Janis Williams. 'Phi-u Oct- Tilaon Pn.intincr Srvk _..,,i Clerk of th e CIrsiilt ..a. C otier 15th, only-.20c off on 5.11 Brush By: Donna M. Markos, D.C. Plaintiff, once a week for four consecuSpray services. Permits. start at $8.50. 3"3..035(s vs. the weeks in The Sanford Her- Paul C. Perkine Bring this ad. 647 West South Street WILLIAM I... EASTMAN and .TV- aid. CUT 'N CURL. Beauty Salon L1A A. EASTMAN, his wife Dated this 4th day of Ootober. Orlando, Florida 24. Well Drilling Attorney for Plaintiff Defendants. 1955. Publish Sept. 22, 29 & Oct 'P0* WILLiAM L. EASTMAN (SEAL) WE DRILLED. . 1066. BERNICE'S BEAUTY SALON •pp3( and JULIA A. EASTMAN, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. BYBTEMi ItcguLur $10 Permanent now $1, his wife Clerk of the Circuit Court DDE-G5 All Types and Clues Complete. 322-966*. whose s-esidenoe and wbsrBy: Donna U. Markos We repair ana srvle. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, abouts are unknown. Deputy Clerk STINE NINTH JUDICiAL CIRCUIT, IN ARE HEREBY NOTIBerg & Gay YOU van den Machlesry & Supply C.. 5-Card of Thanks AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 7ii'. 2nd St. _ 22)54*! FlED that a Complaint to fore- P. 0. Box 2407 STATE OP FLORIDA. close a certain mortgage enoum- Orlando, Florida THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. IN CHANCERY We. 1S4 the following described 1916 28, 13, 21. boring Publish Oct. 1, Annie Belle Jacobs, of Chulu- 26 - Roofing FLATBUSH SAVINGS BANK real property, to-wit: DDF-22 ota, wishes to express sincere New York corporation, The West 110 feet of Lot 1, - HIN __YOURROOP" thanks to each and every per. Plaintiff lying South of the Florida IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT 01" OR A WHOLE NEW ROOF son for their prayer., card.., Vi. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT A. MED.. TIlE WaTu Midland Railway, of _____ PHONE 323-2409 food, and donations that were SER'S SUBDIVISION, so- IN AND OR SEMINOLE COUR. LARRY ASKER and MADYLON so Imenetously given and help- E.&.1. TURNER ROOFING ANKER, his wife, cording to the plat thereof 'PT. FlORIDA. ad en much to lighten the load _________________________________ Defendants recorded in P1st Book 1, CRANCERT NO, lUST lii -the loss of our dear beloved 29-Photo & Equipment NOTICE OF SUIT Re.. TEE BOSTON FIVE CENTS Public page 122, of the mother and grandmother. THE STATE OF FLORIDA cords of Seminole County. SAVINGS BANK Mrs. Nolan Fore YASRICA twin lens Reflex camPlaintiff, TOt LARRY ANKER and MAD______ Florida, LESS the West 25 era with new case. Pair1' ThON AXKER, his wife, feet thereof for 'roadway vs good oondltion. Can be seen at 222 Stinson Drive, 6. Child Care ENGLISH. JR., at ux., WILBUR purposes. INCLUDING _______ -Sanford Herald. First $20 takes Charleston, South Carolina .t &4 1- Surface Unit and Oven Defendants. Notice to hereby given that for home CHILD CARE in my 1- Wall Heater suit has been filed In the above woflCE or sun' IN working mothers, __ has been tiled against you its indicated Court against you, and 80. Home Appliance, LAKE MARY 222-1*10 the above-styled suit, the short MORTGAGE ?ORZCL0$VRE title of which Is Federal Nation- ¶0* WILBUR ENGLISH., JR. and each of you, the title of which DOROTHY L. ENGLISH, his case is as shown above. CHILD CARE In my horns. SANFOIW lLEC'1'R1C CO. el Mortgage Association, a seeYou are hereby required wife, poration organised under alt A Weekdaya-$1,S0 per day for , LFPI1AjiCE$ Now & file your answer or written deREswENcz UNKNOWN and existing putof Congress trained child; $2.00 per day Maanolta suant to the Federal National AND Tot All parties claiming in- tenses, if any. In the above profor Babies, Includes I meal. tsresta by, through, under or Oefiding with the Clerk of this Mortgage Association Charter More on Saturdays. 'USED Pvc $29.91 up. against the aforesaid per- Court and to serve a copy thereAct, having its principal office Ph. *22-2997 Service Calls $1.00 of upon the plaintiff's attorneys son. the City of Washington, DliMOONEY APPLIANCE in YOU ARE hereby notified that whose name and address *PPS*$'l triot of Columbia, Plaintiff, vet. BIG TOP NURSERY & 211Palmetto *11-0697 sus, WILLIAM L. EASTMAN and a Complaint to foreclose a set- heteon. on or before the 11th KINDERGARTEN JULIA A. EASTMAN, his wite tam mortgage encumbering the t1K' of November, 1966. the Certified T.acn.r. 81. MUIIC&I lflhItI'URIOSItR __ Defendants, and you are required following described real proper- tute of this Proceeding being a (With Degrees) suit to foreclose the lien of $ • to serve a copy of your Answer ty. to-wit: Located 11-52 Ph. *21-1010 Lot 10, Block 'F". COUNTRY mortgage on the following desPIANO TUNING & REPAIR or other pleading to th e CornOpen Monday t-u Ist*rdsy CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 1, cribed property situate in Semi*sg.ggj plaint on Plaintiff's Attorneys, H. I HARMOim 7:11 a. W. to sm V. UL according to the plat there.' nule County. 11'IorIda, to-wit: CLEVELAND, S 'P E P H E NION Friday evenings 'til midntgbt. Lot 12, Block F. SUNLIAND PiANO TUNING & REPAIR of as recorded In P1st Book AND MIZE, Suite. 515 Sanford ________ Harry Wester 11, Page 35, Public Records Atlantic National Bank Building ESTATES, a subdivision, ac. 8. Pets & Supph.. cording to map or plat there.. Cauli 3:2-9081 of Seminole County, Florida.. P. 0. Drawer Z. Sanford. Florida, of recorded In Plat Book 11, and file the original Answer or has been tiled against you In POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed 32-.Bulnraa Equipment other pleading In the office of the above styled suit, end you Sl ug"16-22 Public Record. healthy. Tiny top miniature _______________ of Seminole County, Florida.. the Clerk of the Circuit Court are required to serve a copy of COMMONERS at stud. Terms. *22-1441. NEW VICTOR Eleotric 10 Key on or before the 24th day of your Answer or other Pleading DONE AND ORDERED at e.. October, A. V. 1966. If you tail to the Complaint on PlalntiWs ford, Seminole County, State of Adding Machine. $122. WA!'T A. I" to do so, a decree pro confasso Mtorn.ys, ANDERSON. RUSH. Pt.rida this 4th day of Ootuber, Ph. 3*2-2165 NEED TERMS? will be taken aj-ainst you for DEAN & WWNDKE, 22 EaSt 1St!. CALL Whltaker's. Pki the relief demanded In the Cons- Central Boulevard. Orlando, Flor- (SEAL) Puodlos, Clmihuahu.aa. ARC-a. 84. Upholstery Ida, and file the original Anplaint. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Stud service avUable. We ap- __________ This Notice shall be publish- sear or other Pleading in the Clerk of the Circuit Court OVER I YEARS predate Inquiries. Ph. 1914122 By: Donna U. Markos, D. C. ed once a week for four conse- office of the Clerk of the Circuit OF FINE workmr. shtp to p cutive weeks In The Sanford Court on or before the 24th Law offices of PUPPIES for Adoption. SEMi- holstering, draperies, slip...- Herald a newspaper circulated day of October, 1151. If you OhRARD J. OBRlEN era. Time P7M.nt. aa little in Sem1uuis Cuuuty. Florida. NOLE B U U AN E SOCIETY. la.il to do so, a dccrsa pro oon- Amerioui Natlun&I kisni Bldg. Hwy. 17-1.2. near County Road as $1 use. Drapery hardware r'ated this 19th day of Sept.- feano will be taken against you P. 0- Box 111.8$ Dept. installation. for the relief demanded in the St. Petersburg, Florida 2172* KUL? DECORATING SHOP ember, Coznpl*Iiit. Attorneys for Plaintiff (SEAl..)A. P. 1956. ANIMAL HAVEN RENNELa: p. This Nutloe shall he published Publish Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Oct. 6, it, 3o, 27. 1064 Boarding. For salt, AXC Chibus. _______________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court once a week for four consecutive DDI'-*I bus, also mixed breeds. 12$. a-Vacuum Cleaners By: Donna U. Markus D.C. weeks in The Sanford Herald. 3752. s. CLEVELAND, STEPHENSON & DATED 'PUll 20th day of Sept.. USED VACUUM CLEANERS )UZE ember, 1991. 14 -Sporting 110 up ( EAL) Attorneys for Plaintiff It Pays To KIRBY COMPANY Arthur H. Bockwith,, Jr. P. 0. Drawer Z GUN SHOP Sale, & Service Cierk of Circuit Curt Suite 515, Sanford Atlantic 35*.. Buy-ball-Trade Guns Ph. 569-6767. by , Donna U. Ma.rkos tional Bank Building Repair Gun., Rod heels Sanford, Florida Deputy Clerk ?1W Electrulux, with power asia- Publish Sept. 22. 29 A Oct. S. Publish Sept. 22, '*9 A Oct. 6, OSTEEN BRIDGE CAMP 4j ad. East of Baziford. 411 510 A Shampooer. Reasonable. 12. 1991 I.I. 1100 Phone U%2-3U6 Call 541.1717. DDE-91 DDE.44 Ivashing 2-2S00 CALLBART REAL ESTATE CALL DAY OR NIGhT *22-7451 5 4' to \OIKS\\' A; IN h*the, large utility room, also; lions.', No Pets. IVrlte flow 304 2 RIsTIM house trailer. See at Camp Seminole, Ph. (22-1222. c/SanfordIleraitI.___________________ gas, 11 7 in lt,'n, f,, 12,1 -V419. fiIpp'r. f V ELLINOR Single l.im,iy to share home. l'tivate l;eit,'o,isss wills /\1IJf, cLi\SS 1tchen, l.un'1r, t.tvIn r,'i furnished. $70 month. Ci'urniev - Monteith 3. L. Hobby, Sheriff of t)ft?'f"S •IIIIUI', I, roil 31.7*1 _________ •_------•-----•----------•-. -. MAR't': 2 flUflM. hots.'.'. l'urn. Adults. NO Pets. !.' 21155 Park Real Est*-tC 5(5(5 W. lit St. t5 )J1__ -!, lIAii'$I II'IlSi'I't'lIt For .*la or trail.'. A MultIple 1.isttng Realtor CLEAN, Furn. Cottage, water, 115. Autos For Sale Drive _________________________ ,. , lu1c ( IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 2___ IlisliM furnishesi boss.'.'. I ________ ___________________ Air Con,littisncr A Washes' lOS. Rooms For Rent iitive Servk'e frees.'; Alan Garage Apt, N TIlE CIRuul1 COITRT OF Seminole County, Florida 'minc wiwru JUDICIAL Clii- Publish Sept. 5 A Oct. 5, 12, it, 10$ -- - to rent .'in. Call t22.11flfl7, . m. to $*(-1 OSTErN: 2 tle*irnrtm C. fl Home Stenstrorn Iea1ty ' $ _7Jq. ",Itit'"'1- PAIt4T COMI'ANY ST. JOHNS REALTY THE TIME TESTED 11PIRM (22-21145 after 5p.m.1251 N. PARK AVgNIIE (ft-S12s ______________________________ CLEAN, quiet rooms for men. riT1MATPS" & V'nr 'iflit 401MagoIi.112-0710 s. TWO 1medrnsn turn. lions.', "PAiNT & TIOflY ItEi'AIIV' ROHERT A. WILLIAMS 11011 IV 20th St. tltist Volt (•flt5 iii' irosiil of--Realtor 118-Wanted To Rent __ fl. A. I'1lliams, (2-*911l at .. -Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. ___________________________ Adult.', small F'strn. Apt, or lAth, & Santtrsl Ave. 322.52(5 11~ :t County, Florida, I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the above desc'rlhed property of Pra.mpie Stokes. A1m ARTMIN'rS _______________________________ - - a -1 21. 14'ontera & (velea lit, 4v',1au, ipni Fcltli, fl, s'ir'.'n r'inii. $51411, fl Call *22-2064 IURNISIIICI) ROOM, Eltohen *22.1201 2540 Riawthi at t?4t _____________________________ FRAME HOUSE-TIefrIg, & Stove pri'I1egea, air - on4itionIng, S. Sanford Ave. Not fancy, Auto, heat. Twin beds. Eatrn :2-1252 before S a. m, after I) I V 0 ii C E Defendants. JENNELL JOHNSON, NOTICE OF SUIT " '. Plaintiff, TO: ARTHUR L CRAFTON EXPERT CARPET CLEANING, 'L North 12th Street 10$ Average aix. $4.iS1. ti's. estimate. WARREN JOHNSON. Erwin, North Carolina Ph. 565-5763 tom- information & Defendant $Ind appointment NOTICE ¶0 APPEAR MYRTlE L. CRAPTOX dvertleemonts. Found $ be . Plastic (dark red) couch, chair, Plai ntiff, THE NINTH JUDICIAL Clii new, $50. Compton'. Ency., vs. UIIT IN ANTS FOR SEkiOLE used 1 yr., $70. Other items ARTHUR L. CI1.AFTOX and COUNTY. FLORIDA. theap. Muat sell this week. MYRTlE L. CT1.AFTON, his wife, IN CHANCERY NO. isss . & e_ A. %% U1IlU _____.PROKES 20? 5. Park DINETTE SET, Ilk, new, $20. EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BAXK, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AY.-.S•.3O A M. to SP.M. MONDAY throu* Ii 3IURUI Y.JU W' Publisher rossrves right te vsj.st, reels. and properly classify .11 s-Lost - Payton Realty CUlT OF AWl) FOR SEIIINOI.E ie cOUNTY. FLORIDA. DDE-91. CHANCERY NO. is - Want Ad Department Hours will :22-0172 - .-,------- -- _____ • CASE TRACTOR lunchroom Adjustmes$s 3228 I MUFFLERS, International 5th & F rench itrt Uic L COMMOl)Olfl t BDRM., kiTCHiN EQIPPED. __ •- , ,,,,, si 1 AUK W A Y W ,I'l'.U%V A Y 1" S _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ .uit.', ..o r.'t.'. i*2.405L CARPi.NTER: Retired, wSflts small repairs n.l .'ahtnt work. ---i Molorq VhflhtM& fri -40 sill 1L'•i!i S ., 2 REDROOM Unfurn. boss.'.', 1CI4- 11'Ul0;l$I4l) - ON VU lli Ntsillpl, 2-M24 Ph. flesItisnI Nit. *11-11451 ehen equipped. AIN E. (rd D),'V$\VORK, EPtf'11.' JohnsOn, $5 montblr. ph. (22-1(15. i'LORA ii1ltiT1T, 4 rm. Psirn. -_______________________ 1107 Vi. 7th. Apt.. Sanford South to HihI'FURNISHEI 2 fledrnom home 2-411$0. _________ $70 month plus Utilities, cue, turn right to l'alnm \'ny '•. BTThIPBREYS TIRE SERVICE 116-Autos-Sale or Trade 1II c;"t2b-• - Call Corene ostleC ii. Mano1ia 222.1121 afternoon, on the said day at the COLDST'OT ret:Ignra.tor, clean, _______________________ front door of the County Court in very good condition, $40. WILSON -MAZER PURN. Rouse in Sanford, Seminole Call :27-3:15 after 4 P. 10. Legal Notice --ji4 ,if-," -, I 1AYRWORX October, A. D. 1556, between the MICROPHONE. Fender Amplifier. ECH0LS BEDDING Co. legal hours of sale, to-wit: s.f. Upright piano, Beddis.g & Peralture ter II :00 o'clock In the forenoon Phone (6("450$ AT PACTORY PRICBI and before 2:00 o'clock In the Retail t.!!'r ________________ : ______ I- _________________________________ time guarantee. Wholesale & - ,Il ___ ___________ CLEANING Call - 7 to lO (-(is4.- - of SF 14 of SW4 See- Buy - Sell • Trade *11"11 L. let St. tAE I AJD cPE0 77. SituatIon Wanted 10(3. Apartments For Iteni tin. Autna For ale LOiS' (I ENpervici'. ER AL HOUSE7• 11rnies For Rent eves. _________________________________ - UILD Per Ott U tS, apptlu.eoes, tion 5, Ts'p 1 South, Rge $224509 204 S. Park Ave. teals, Ste. Bought - Sold. L3" 21 E - Seminole County, ry's Mart, 211 Sanford Ave. Florida ICENMC)RE Electric flange, . 122-4152. as the property of Frampia 322-9469 Stokes; that on the 21st day of 113-Wanted To Rent 06-Antiques For Sale 55-Money To Loan SO-Businses Opportunities matt UXNUC , I. (t'n4ItIr YlilIn fVlf4#i(i9F. fJI'A JK 4. Real Estate - Sale - GWALTNEY JEWELERS 105-Rooms For Rent 52-Swap or Exchange lnnarspring Evenings cop. All joIM MI II$4 9, PI p Nn'rTcE or anERtrr's $A1.E cause I r'M FAlllt.or5 N1tW TALK1N' lflLE. lits1IIEST CVSM- _____________ Legal Notice certain ILORU) MUD IT 1' 11 (1 ? .l'flI' 1,lfifl% RI. _____________________ I'ASSF1,BERR. _____________ - Pull or part time. Unlimited earnings. Ph. $2-44 12. that I$ Ptr.S \ CcJP.t.)PflOIJ, CIM, iCs CB1USTIAN IOM INSUROR NEt!l) I mn who needs to make In \ -. PHONE 322-7846 Sale 108-Mobile Homes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent loS-Trailer Lots-Sale IOL....Apartm.'nt.s Pm- Rent 50-Misc. For Side Mrs. Open NC s tl1 71 u 1 ,A -MIT 11rillift 111, pro"1141 'nil I!!-71114. f(l,h5r,ll PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS sses $75.00 1515 5, IM FW Or \ fl( S ML / I 10 IOLE LIRE temale Help Wanted 'J OM ____________ _______________ re DOC'S Radio 5 T.V. Hospital CHAIR bed, new, hut dam- twean Anchor Finance Comr'any, $21.00 Inc., Plaintiff, and Prampte aged W. 7th Street MAPLE finished gossip bench Stokes. Defendant, have In my $ 1.00 possession the fol)wInR deut(used) KF.NMORE Portable Dishwasher. crihed property situated and he. Sb 2 PC. Sectional Brown Make Offer. (*5.00 log in Seminole County, Florida, Priest Call 222-6791 $25.00 to-wit: USED refrigerators MATHER FURNITURE i4K PIERCED EARRINGS *22-05(2 chaIns of East 11 chains of $2.50 & Up 201 E. 1st :55-Real Estate Exchange 100-Resort Rentals 10I -Trail ers.--Cabstnas 102-Mobile Homes-Sal. Z114-Exterlmnators aide, and Pull Time Service Man Help 95.,...Bouases For Sale 96-Bou,'es-$ale or Rent 517-House Pot- Rent 32-Job Printing 24-Upholstery 25-Vacuum Cleaners 27-Moving Storage and fifth-sixth grade teach- For 22Plumbing 23.....,PaIntlng 24-Well Drilling 25-Air Cond. i- HeatIng 9-Photo & Equipment 30-Hans.' Appliances i1 -Musical Instruments 22-Business Equipment Mrs. Vivian Female 74-Sales Help Wanted 77-.-SItuatlon Wanted 77-A--Situation Wanted Students 1-Income Property -flusiness Prop-Sale sb-Real Estate Wanted 84-11sal Estate Sale 97-Business Rentals 6-Itoofing 2S-RssdIn---Toievl.ion third and fourth grades; Welsh, first and second grades, and Mrs. Polly Denton, secretary; (back) Miss Mellouise librarian; Rupert Jenkins, principal Dewey Denton, custodian; Dewey Denton, manager. (Herald Photo) or I- fl;,,A "(I 73-Male or Female Help Ida, by virtue of a writ isatied 3 j7t:t) wrt,ugh.t Iron step out of the Circuit Court to and tables with gIses tops NEW Bunk beds complete with the 5th .lay of September, A. t). 224 Palm Place HY tThy'ierPt ti. .lflhti tha ltohive at flee- NOTICE IS HERERT (TVEN $5500 tlon that 1. J. LUTHER HOBBY, NEW Hollywood bed with 5" iTij,ITT TRAILER, 4 x S. afl thick foam mattress $58.00 Sheriff of Seminole County, Florstool. Spur.' Tire. 72-Female Help Wanted Notices 13-Catering-Pond 14-Sporting Goods 15-Sneclal ervicea IS-interior Decorators 17-.lanttoria) Rerviees 111-L.andscapr Service 114-Builders Supplies 20--Hurdware 21-Borne improvements FACULTY and staff at Geneva School Includes (front, from left) Mrs. Ph. 22-24S5 x• 2:2-55*5 (s6-Insurance e'-9ehoo)p Ini'tructtnns 75s-Employman: ServIces 10-Poultry-1.ivssthck tress-in very good c0n411- K & M ha'EK tuim ( nw wiioi EE - line Va..htofla Call tt-1l75. Schools &histructfofls _______________ $25.00 ••. _________________ 69- USED Castro Convertible, with mellent Innerapring mat- 85c a bale. ';l-Money Wanted b4-Savings & Loan 4-BeuUty care i-Curd of Thank-s 5-Child Care Mrs. J. S. Peterson, teachers' Sanford, I-fl7O. - *Irslb *rnitnr ______________________________ T1U !'ASHION wOTu.fl w%t Agency 2-49tIl r -- 71. Male Help Wanted amL slightly marred ____CUSTOM HA' BALING CLASSIFICATIONS Cherry, 3 Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary. water damaged MAHOGANY Commode Tables COLDSPOT CREST TTFZ Cr. m.00 FREEZER MAPLE drop leaf dining Table _ er; -- Stemper A Multiple Li.'tin Realtor APPAIRER o _______________________-- tor. good shape. $200. 4th A BRANt) New $ofa Red, slthtly (44.00 t)TSTR'S, FRAXTZ OIL Cleaner. monthly rites. Wh.n got ..rli. results, ce 4 cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at (Middleton Photo) Barnes, $.rvtee with time seek. SUPER rRADING POST Write for 1ntaIl.'. T)lacount USED P'ur'titWs, OF COPY earned -rote. Mary ,rn .iin i,. from $1,000 to $1,600 per month. SITUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE (l.'lpiila p,1 Write P. 0. Box 600. Day55. Furniture For Sale ton, Reach, ''"a Always order your .d n the economical weekly or cAMrin: Fold-up s volt genera- ______________________________ _________________________ ________________________ Beall, of DeBury, Mansion. A total 3 LINES MINIMUM ($l.Eb MINIMUM CHARGE) ____ COWSSCUTTVI flualsl,0N NO CNAWM V • hnvine"i. MONDAY f NII-7414ANT08 (2) 0hrVPl"r @11trfbrt.n .o 4Ir4. A pp ly to ' ForvIc mnr, 5im ri- y 2 NOON TO START YOUR DAY Male Ihip ' Vantcd 71. _______________________ - *1 Want Ads FOR - _______ ron SOUTh SEMO SAD :: . "I. 1,1 ._ V •J 60. Business )ppotiunitlea 48. Plants, Feeds, Seeds 51. ArtIcles For Rent __ __ 1~110110011116 ___ 10111011111111011M SAI.F: 1Th1X)SS 2,000 EVERGREENS 'VV-B)D5--CHATN SAWS-Sell roREST LAKF. 6 A IA STORE Viburtnum, Licuntrum, Juniper. Vibratorp-MapnRore Roller. FCmR1.'ST CITY. SEE OWNER AMRTOA RENT-ALT Podnciirpini. Ptttnsporum: to t 12t!-sIlm ____ 155I S. fli*wsthS PR1CF5 CTCJO'I) LITTLE BUSINESS 26 th. 1e Mansfield, 1-4U4. Ro1it9 y, Rouptta Baby 17-n, 1l equipment nøP*rY 0.7, W.sk or 1(00 th. to nt Ins,.' profitable dr*p'rY OASROL.L'S FURNITURE Piuu and plIowcr 50. MIsc. For Sale 11t41$l qsisrt.'rS. ___________________ ____________________ fnrnIhoIi II v I n ________ (k'o pii, furni.' apt. rentflOAT, motor, treller, make offer. for sn per met. .sli for only .'.i $ 8. Wanted To Buy Mao: eieo, r.'trI., freevsr, * ________ _____________________ __________ 115 W. IL _________________________________ i,ThO with t.'rm. Prk'e 10Move. Re,. at 4fl1 N. Msnou,- 4'lU(it'l building. Evening.' and tina Ave. Anytima, Dell's Auction Service Sunday.' WILL her aTtythifl of Vale*. ___________________________________________ FOR EAST, quick oarpet olea- , • t I ___: ~ ,~ 1-0 1: h �' .. , 71 r :19 Page .:. I : _~. 18 1966 - - r','.'"'~11~~:_~, A.,:,%,I "- --- ..,Sr;" 1!4 71 1.7_~~,_ I , ~:;, ,.,,~'-;~, 1 _ :. ~ I91" , f ; -~ ...: "I : _____ 4 .1 I ....I r, I" ? .~ i,11 11,7."'. .. - .. . ..... - - o your Eckerd Pha.rrnacists- ..-:-'-.. -%,-%...- " I I ,,;.~7 -I., -1 11 SANFORD "WY. 1792 PLAZA ____ By Sen. Dirksen TOP ~ 1t CIP*fI VOmS CLEAR HAIR GEL five minutes. and has a scam more to do befare he makes his painful way to Walter Reed Army l't,spltal next wee3. X. I CRM FOAM Each of these Is an Individual than a general effort, rather N ! , : .~ I . . •., ...' . !O . .. %Y' I ; ." I .t I .~ . O . , 11 * 1;I I . . , .11 ! 1 '141, . 11 I While Johnson Is off touring ateel pins removed that have held together a fractured bone for mmtbs whHe it was heawl;g. Diftmn was invited - to accom- . \..% VANDUS IUMES TOVU KNOW AT OIICL MOW selection facludis sweep- econd dials, 24K gold cases, dis. styles. All wfth matching bractiet expansion bonds or strap&. Loth In original Uctofy gilt twx Wfth cri I I I to "Maranter. "At the" Eft', why hirve trawr old watchrepe . 1KC8119"t for NMI giving LOW 1 ". , '. 44 ..- ~ 0.16c SWIVEISO LIST c 38 0 I .:Zio - IN e7To k . YOUR CHOICE ' - r -. -. - ~ "* ._. , 6 V - - I ' - gw qi m' ll] 1 •A'i li " - GAL w' FERTILIZE NOW FOR WINTER C 1 with coupon thru Sot., Oct. 15) IV I'l'1I1iPk LYDIA GREY-TWIN PAK "Z~ _ REG, 39c M liP L,~1~1*~:_, ').I.,. . ,.:AV ;'~-,V% ~~ -4, ,,t )'. i 1 of n 'A . .. ' . ,. - -"_- _r ,~__._, I r - -- ,_ -- -- - ---. - -. 5 - -- -- S ____. - OZ -, -- ." (Limit -I with eau"n thru 5W.,Oct. Is) • 'AIA 1A'W - -' '-• - -. -_ --.--.--. ------------ ____ --_----.--..-.--.------ . - rted to the Semi- 40 not I III...! I It) pr rent of goal mark, according to Ienh. The only money turned in at the hrenkfnt was 115 0.8 9 at'i6on iirotivht. in by Mrs. (,hrlsto C ~ . 9 ed JP aflu COflSthuiC a)• stem , . n . Pl ans to request state legisla- student was Injured, Tues- itornfort foam mattress# sturdy spring&, rugged cloth ticking - folds for easy carrying and storing - Perfect for us* gs ou"t ind. COMPARE AT 16.95. IrARP oar meni rs ews N 44 V MOVIE FILM I il , I. DAYLlow cm e ARTIFICIAL UGHT 88 S , 1 88 G. 2" ,. , PLASTIC WICKER / LANES * ' 1 LAUNDRY BASKET w STRETCH ~ 2 99 ASSORTED COLORS COMPARE AT 29c %c . ! 2" . ___ __ COAUAT 1 QUALITY 4U #MON i,i - PAINT 1.59 C VAW978 -_ _1~111111 - ~ ay REGULAR - .any ideti how much food 15 wasted or to put it bluutjy how much is tilrow,3 * liwiiy every day in the 23 5chools in the county? 9 9 0 " . . I bus door. just as the bus round' . ed a curve. Cath~'. who hild bee" . ) j sitting In a front seat moments e arlier, reportedly stood ni, just At a pews conference Thursday he %pohe optimiSticallY . about improved relations with the U.S.S.R. generally and. sig- . . . the Soviet Union arnong nations . seeking * peace. . 4- ,-17" i, , . ~'.. ~ , ~6-oi.,Ok . .%w -~,_, .;'i-k 1, I ~ ,, - _____ 0 _______ -. - - 1 ,, 'ii tht carnrIiIIrn in the South I end of the county saying that - .. .., :' was going on. •. V Progress Report No Apat '' y DC WASHINGTON (UI'!) J frise Secretary Robert S. Mc- ' -- ' trinated in the propel' pP'fflt'II1Hfl P tin' i iicltiIiL'M murd - - . ,.....• - a" ' ... Reserve Call-Up WASHINGTON (UP!) -- A with letters from complaining L,- '- a group a look a a well-known men's magazine of national distribu- Herald Survey Around ¶ .. IV k . -- .1 I - I * ,t ~. 11 . . I ..,i~ II 4 . - . '- niecting of the Seminole _____ Republican exeCarlton said the school pa,1 Counts $40 to have the machines trazis- cutive comm!ttee and y oung Republicans, at 8 ported to the school fronu cotinty storage. Alitchines were set p.m. Thursday fit the ( ivic Center. up in the school auditorium. 10 Seminole Cities ' - ri -' . icia s a e now ~ 4. 4 I " P " ,_"', . y $ many. Do your pert no gif - . o make this a successful It I drive. Let us all do our corn r. by contributing today. fair You no gift moans hop. and care so many. Iv. generously when a United Fund convasser calls on you or mail your ~ contribution to Seminole County UNITED FUND $sef.id Atlwitk Notiseal leak lId. "staid. hums Cau.lberry - L-'ulie Chief Treasurer Ounis H ii o ia a 1.., son, 5O monthly retainer. '. - . I r 1,1'111,11"~. - -- , .1~ .. i ,I . I unicipa '•. II : the cooperation of the student Man, WI attend a Join council officers. ' at .. '! . .~ Major sponsors of the votirii. -am were c - .-. ! ' I !.I i, .0. ~i , 1.I late today, when the votvs are - '. ent sit ondary school principals flZ( dicted today that Presid of this demanding that "all" shirt titles callup before the end orn inside the belt year-possibly on his return In be w "Tell these principals to take policy, early Novembt-r from the INItin- .".1 0 - ____ . car(ln, election officials, pull ' operations against the Commun- onstrated how ists has "ecceded our expecta sports type shirts are designed dents receiving instruction ofl about 20 candidates for the offices of president vice presito be worn outside the trous- how to use them. tioflS' PAMN Ganas, and A .1 Bruch ii e_ Seminole High School prinripiti I,I ...Among Young Hugh 0 Wilell Sanford .1tinlor Hi0i votillg till regulation procedures were . used, inclu5iing registration, isIlge, they will lie well indoeof voter registration f.i Fashioned I .11 .~ Dr.'" oin a four III school elections for .-Atide"t en front aniom: the 1,635 Stumember, highlighted the ineetI trip. to SouU ing of the . school board Thurs- comicil officerti held Thurs(iuy dents. ViE-L Nam today with ,I report WI'liere has been great entlit18(11ty # its the local dentist dent- and tojilly, regulation voting that the progress of nifitary "certain men's nuichines were used with st.u- insni unioii' the students, with . - . . I . . r ---L .. .~.... :t . I . / i k " - ~ _..., _...'.... - -K . I'L ~ , inspection - .zpsad Lu.tpI sLt fcthtlea. jeeze parfurmws. --- a in difficulty collecting, and . .. I ~ I ~, J, nilicantly, appeared to include Be Old tn etes . .. r or Let's Not .. -- Ifibbard (nsselhc'rry chair. man of the C,isselherry area, .., he uf their mayors and council. ArUiur Lego of Cusselberry Kenneth Triplett, $460; City $300; teCeiVe $75 per niotith while Clerk Mary Jluwthwtw, $5, tejitlent Ralph Fisher, $400; School board trusties made Herald today revealed that mcii. Muyur L. E. Woodhami an Alt&muntAt Springs Mayor W. City Attorney Kenneth MeinSI t Co llector It their report to the school board only two of the municipalities s, Lawrence Swofford im puid $50 1,0811, $100 $15; and City Attorney (luflu yesterday. What did they say? in the county, 1,ongwood and Cuuncilinen Dr. Eugene Elli We don't know. . . It wasn't North Orlando, provide flO pay- Dr. Edith Duerr, Arthur per month and members of the City Judge 'I'houias Frecinuti,0 It. stepheisho", $100 munthly town cQuilcil, Robert Newell, $60 und City Engineer H. . ment of any kind for services 1 Wheatley, Edward Lunn and Keith Nixon, Charles Itobimlun Conklin, $55 monthly retainer. retainer, amde public. (lviedti-l'olko Chief George Altainunt-e iprisigs - l'olLi'e " -• -' and Robert Rogers receive $25 monthly and Ovied o Mayor M. Chief, C. II, Alien $400; City Kidsey, $1211; 'I'uwn Clerk Itfs L. Gary is paid $40 per month (leik IJos'oth$c Ihu'deu:i, $350; helen iThivik $825' I"Iru Chief 5 i ford salary - in addition to $ 80 Water Clerk Marcella jlunsoi', 'I'. b. J.in gu Jr., $ 20; City Ati rci 1 monthly expenses and i,ieiiibei's $280; City Attorney S. J. 1)uv- torney C. Algerisumi t$pcer, $7f Doors will open one hour be. of Oviedo council, Kirby Huck- is Jr., $100 munthly retuhier; isimithlY j'v LU iner; and Today jjj circub day !a &u. The "g BroUiej-8 Circus, oft - 1 .. which will perform in the trudi- fore euch performance with clew, 'r. L. Lingo Jr., flex city Judge Gene ft. Stoiilien- Judge M. L. (Jui'y, $2.00 per ford. 1 Wurd and Bill tioij, $J00 aisid Fire Chiuf How- culse. North th'iandu-PuhIro Chile! exciting Martin receive $5.00 per meet- aid Willoughby, $25. -p.m. are ehedu1ed in the big the sponsorship of the Semis, islir. Village Clerk, j.oijgwu(A -Police Chief If. 10200; ~ of (,LlirS iiivai&:1iiii 1). 'ihniu, $160; City Clerk, (:&'t'n, I0tJ aitci Village Atprucueds going tv help hosbii, &iipliantc, dogs, atro :aiai-i at the Ainermctiii Legion prop- with Water Clurh, Tax Abbedbul* milli I.AJI- hey U1111 JUdgi! 01-011C in 16 a a& U Qws LIGHT -~ - . -. 'C rcus Day' In San IYIUADY U&WWWI FAU -.- Protect'i*on - • - T Ii i s is National School JACIC04.*NTLRN •. PLASTIC LIMIT ONE . : and no reason that flu)' Of them hon1d have been slnnd- and Jamr.4 Nelxon And their pcoflts, who USSIMtNI with the tIriVf'. ____ _____ tion and see what the wellTile dressed man of today is wearously crippled or killed, where I don't know but get mad WASHINGfON (AP) other equipment. - et out of this complacency . mated that about does the ultimate responsibiliHouse-Senate conferees have a ing," quipped Dr. E pps. Bracken esti . Board members agreed that A. greed on a compromise bill to - one guy in the pr - inting shoP 30 per cent of the achool's plu.v- ty for negligVnee lie?" Dr. ers art, not covered by militia) W. Epps Jr school board mein authorize $17 billion in expmndi uzutin types of knit, sweater'h i. tures to combat pollution it) riv- type and pull-over type shirin ' or fumily plun hosPitulizuti0l) ber askiA. i i rered using a red ribbon . . . insurance. He said the cost cii lakes and other public wa- run and should be worn on the MACK He was told that in the final ' e t1int outside. Well I'm seeing "red." til• anything other than total group analysis it would come back to ttrs. "I.et's not get too conmervitto(Illy wll. ,4 1'lt( 6d • • • . ilisurance wus t;o prohibitive" the bokird. Dr.. Epps said he tjve on this good grooming bit. i nford Junior little girl at S. A wanted every precaution taken Trial Postponed for it 1jecoll(I fotir-year High School can't do her math parents pay it. jiug- to insure prompt inedical, atMIAMI (AP) - The trial of It's only the really outrageous School could board not officiuls trn as i triso of tao gested thL.t insurance compitIhies tentiori and adequate insurance four men and 30 south Florida styles that we need to be book. The book wa stolen contacted to jiee if urrange. coveruge on till players. Other dairiets un trillk pi-Ice-fixing char- cerned ubout. Wo nil w nt t , '' , i)3' (uV, iiltu011 and the fichool -er of her luck won't replace it until she buys ments can be made to cover all school board members concur- ges has been postponed indefinit- be U to date," members do- Hums. dared. ely. uncovered players in the entire red. another Now you know why I write 11ed. compertit *0 &W 0 RUST PROOF 0 WON7 SCRATCH • SNAG PROOF s. £ b hat can we do about it doctors, ranilcow or the fn€ rittiitr than through individual ha summit conference • But ' department about the l(un of n arent SD a resuacitat, in addition to "if a player should be seri- Pollution Battle ( ~. . ,, ('N' riding the bus and there Muse said his invest igation S was roont for all to lit, sealrd showed that another student ------opttieti th e ' uiiintention,ill i 1 Every parent should be UP' am-i attmn ants ount ' th Ii I 11itz Theater . . . First the Hul- vice on hand, in cuse of injul-Y. IL,t)aloo was closed and now the Sch ool b oard ti hut b It(IUtt Ritz I' mad nd now "ou et that Ganus also tull~ with couilt,y. with 4 . Seek .. ranged to have a station witgo standing b), with sti itth'i, • PLASTIC 29 tan ees us. - . ' 99 - th Altamonte rrIngs Negro Ilivislon. Mrs. Grant gave eyed- . A i 'cr.t pn-tidpnticrn This year, at this point, it has drop i51' county tax roll 7 Do you know how much tax* rect,or of school sufety told ouril payers would !~~. ve if we elimi- Seminole County School 13 urs a. nated the outdated and outmod- mem ers, hoa. •. . A sharp drop in partic - I board forgets pation in sonic lunchroonis, i zrnb'.ncr much taxpaYers would' save the city nil Sanford used the problems of insurance are still ' '-----r-.-"-* 4'- . . ) - 39c l compleft with metal grow m.ts fat' anchonng-p.ifsct , 8" WALL . .. .. . -- H'ViNYL LATEX - ___________ _________________ _______________ hav~.any iLeit h()W F, much duplication of service we. All Seminole County football ,','?. 1!;( ve ? players will Ile protected by c Do vou have any idea of how +'' Tb DRIPLESS1NTO1 _____ -- -- " 14 -;" ~~. 1 ~~ NATION WIDE-VINYL lATEX NUTS ' I . 6c OFF LIST 74c UMtT I ____ I 1 , 1I - 4 . ~. ~ L •• . . 322.2;lt or 425.5ts lip Code 32771 iwii brirlit to say ? I . -%.,% ALLERGY FREE-MOTH RESI TANT.-72'9r ..... RAYON •fl xt.r'. 1-1 I 111W M the I . FULL 72"a90 BLANKET GIVES WEIGHT- GUARANTEED WASHAIILI~ASSORM COLORS .• --.-- - 3 r,7 , :" - I ~ COWARE AT 12.95 2 reported to the wnrke$ umi ic • .tl • eminola area at a brcnkfn't held at the 'EATilER: Thursday 84-(0; weekend: (loudy, little WflEflWI', pORMil)lO howei's. I'm not finished yet! I Why can't we take care AA .. our ()wn? Enough of thi.s. 6 0 * ~ 8C .. .- I JERI BRAND . - FOLDING BED _____ individual comfort-100% fjow - Binding-Asso.d Luzucslo C . S 99 aluminum from., full lh-jn. thick solid wim - IXED wk . I.. lt~~_ F'r. - - IT HERMAL BLANKETS ______ ey uI ?4at1sel b1 l .U LIST 67c UMIT - '100 COLINT-3 PLY I <=am I I i, ~ Ited Viind Drivp, Richard I , DUPLICATION BLlJES- Full double bed - 11 OWELS :401 Lunebruuu itaff at seminwe JUWW High behew iMj ____ .! , IRREGULAR RIG. 1.39 UM I a BLANKET - , i~ I I at that time and tumbled out tile 1 1 A Tirst' !I . It was poinled out that the lo..!..iq1 ,.year. . ~ , open door. She received heild 4*" The names of the two teach- "in the red" last . Mrs. Whitmore reported that cal board has set. a limit that t "-. , ____ tic whi ch required ers are Mrs. Edna jNjul-ray and For Local Bank of the food has there cannot be more standees Clifton Webb Dies Mrs Ada Sires there are hand holds not changed, hut, we stre at- than ... Jerry Hawthorne. Florida H OLL'VWOOI) (UP!) - UrFlorida State Bank, first in • • I '%~r ''A' . r cent varf 'v t il t ' h " ng ti t d tongued Clifton Highway Patrol and Fred temp e. acid the Mt#te to begin Use of the I an ban , buying its possible in order to I iance may he allowed until ith most famous Seminole Counts Sheriffs (1111CC ood 's Holly w \\cbb, Apace age" IIl,%1 360 data-protv Only 10. adjustment can be made beep costs down," she said ter. died Thursday night investigated the accident which ~ cessing , muchine.4 will have the Wher d the rest go' is explitined ,to sit HOW TO USE 11 voting milehille 13111111ell Road near Government subsidies a r e ~ exci.-ss students transferred to baby new electronic set-up on One teacher says the schobls of a heart* attack at the age of Oce"red on Scott Clemnier, Sanford Junior high SchooI,tuother buses Forest City. Muse reported lobby for play in tfie bank p P U' I ii Mu'i trans orta(lent by Mrs. Alitry Grace Kosky, teitchcr.* StuHawthorne said no charges will bursements . reim federal demonstration to the public all nal children schools. (k'fltS at the school used official voting machincH free lunches for More than .500 tion supervisor, reported there t filed. bus Viet Peace Move (HeritIO Photo) ill ,sellool elections, Thtir8dity. daily. School board Inembers termed ci ASHINGTON (,%,P) - PreslAfter a boy is 14-yetirs-of on which Cathy Merritt. Soot / School dent Johnson is holding open the the accident "must regrettable." House 0S • e t i High Seminole luniar' * * *1 ssibilit~l that tile Soviet Union n't handle him and he's ote tudents ". Junior : may play an active role in end* * * ed Into the streetb. C Syringe tS 25"S Coricidin Table ELECTRIC 1?::.T . Lunch usiness "We would like a ruling dn 4)jily thing the school board sun. plies i paper .incl small m ain- grade students. These schools sonw kind of limit," board mem- SLIGHTLY owl= '. Pledges 80(1 (lonhitI(,flq to iuiwi lireIe.sI to get iwec1ed equip u'nt to '10 cents for denim- session '. oo Tht'flt for the f.icilit . . . .Phe ry stiulents and from 2 to said Thursday. 9 . VV,VVVVQV ' I boxes I 399 EXTRA LARGE GIANT 799 COMPARE AT 1.98 1 - Ir I LIST 7.89 LIMIT 7 rs ' -.- Homemade during "warded whk bowead. lvi b Trave \\ / .-1. UL CORDONA AND HOPSAC PILLOWS. PLUSH, ASSORTMENT OF SIZES SHAPES AND CO ORS, C rL '------'--'-- 1, ' I It_ a ran SWEATERS PILLOWS FERTILIZER v Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * "I'ht Nile of America" inRosenwald and Jackson Heights school bus standecs will Tietarde1 Association (Charles School. In these schools prices troduced at the next legislative Kampf is the president) worli-F,i were raised this year from 25 MEDIUM DECORATOR 6-6-6 LIOUID Surer. I ________ " - THROW & BOLSTER TYPE W. 000 ------------- ----- Sell, some do . . .. Same Navy children eating in the lunchwives are going to paint ii room rooms was noted at Midway, tion limiting the number of ib3' 1, FOR 88 COMPARE AT 14.95 _. - - ___ .1 C ' Nominal4ons from We f1wr ,.') : 4, ly 100115 AlkamSeltzer ORS' FABR ICS & SIZES . TO CHOOSE FROM. -BUY NOW & SAVE! - ____ a . 3 Em By JANE CASSELBERRY president; Harlan Tuck, vice president; Mrs. Dowthy Porter, se"etm. and FWd Staly, tma- I 11 - $ CONTAINERS - walk through the small ped to 10 per cent, but we bc-' ciassrdoms, sce the paint pecl- lieve this will improve," 'Mrs. Ing from the walls and wonder Whitmore said. why dnesn t someone Care? Largest drops in numbers of ." '"'. , CARDIGAN 1~"_.-`;P -1 : "r'.1- KODAK F ' ! MEN115 (No Limit with Coupon thru Sat Oct '15) I. 1111 I 1 REFRIGERATOR FOOD ezmw P-&" stop along the shoulder of the road with her sister. is said to be still In a semi.comn. Main item on the agenda will be theelectionofanoclatlonoIficers for e coming year. Of. ficers nonunated by the cam. 1i - __ REG. 39c EACH BARS . I.* KKERDS T . previous prediction that his par. t,y would gdni 7 Roust seats I f W ONE" , LIST 1.1 9 UMIT I a HERSHEY Sanford member there ... and most of room suptrvisnr ecret R011mon CWARIE AT L95 \ 88 of he never saw a rhno1 board Whitmore, school lunch- . t" . GIANT 'I lie Hit i Thea ter Is (lIP only closed-111 theater in N111sle 111111. we al-e not asking foi 1)y sit 1116. " "III Sell'ill"le Nit" And those of Ils AVII0 al-P I)I'Allivs,4mvii know is the "Sill"ll'oh, Chief') County School Board. been there thret years said ' nole . Thursd ay by Mrs. Chailotte ' REST v I 9 PRICE Baker Jr., is the party nominee. and in 111inois, Montana. Oregon and possibly New Hampshire. He said he was sUcking to his ,b 0 388 FULL GRAIN LFATHER - Custom auto head fast for exii REGULATION SIZE- comfort dung 1°na trips RApHM By against whiplash .. . . Customized ft JOE NAMATh match sma vinyl car nt,ef . t them . . One teacher who has was repo __ VINYL--AUT0 ) eity orrichils q. lwoplv. p(Itlentol. and pin p$ q paint niiil OflP 51111 and iitish w oiild not hni t, but tenaner oik icr the a' ing. were among those which went. bers said. 00 HEAD tr the world. The school arr1, uas Ityiss nmitui LOWr section of Lake Howell Road and Howell Branch 11oad, have prompted the inviting of Sheriff Luther Hobby as guest speaker Sunday when the Tanglewood Area Civic Association meets at 7:30 p. in. at St. ltichard'a Episcopal Church. A Lynian High School girl struck several weeks ago by a I _________________________________________________________________________________ COMPARE AT 5 I s ee s there two dediented tchors c.i ren • '.or k iIx rear 9 $10.95 the It 2.5 or even 50. Went to tin old run-down building on Palmetto Avenue the this morning. They 1,ittle Tied school noluqe and I ... Kodacolor or Black and WhIte• IheI SNAPPING BARREL careless drivers, as well as the dangerous Turkey Farm Inter- ;0,, - d and printed - 0 . Kadacolor or Black and White. DAY When you pick up your developed film you can b AI ' IY DAY one roll of Kodak film and we will give you one roll free TOEING ~. Or ll be In the hospital having lIST . it"s "TIlItt money an batteries for toys, radios, flashlights, etc. R*charg* them again UIM.VI UI IUV I DMIL .... i 'V. Asia and attending the Mepllii will pick up seats In Tennessee, where his son-in-law, Howard H. .1 99 iligr 1)11, 4111e.qq ini'ent s and oil 1( inlq qt1flW4tPd that ''a oat of stated "As parents wad citizens 6f this community %d fiNmit the closing of tile Ritz. SChOOlS don't want him Charges oil common types of sizes (0, C, Penlight, 9-Volt)... saves you big VAWE I with measured thanir . The GOP eader If an 't revealed n a news coderence rundown Tuesday on senaitursio raceb. He Predicted the Reptiblican ~ .. I ~ .., . J4I /-' It I a ft.. set of prints with every roll of film dove- •, ' Johnson and went to fight him. . I V. .,. . RaI.igh Radio with fulisli. FILM PRINTS , , 9 PLUS F 'C QUALITY .. C" very practical politi cian who knows where the votes are, when to go along with President 44 Model #634 will linve to retit it car to go if, the Drive VoIllity, Over s s " ie chain movie (9115 and OffiClillS lettr to Gin land, parents In are a. amen o him . . . The - -'s 4 schools will be deprived of it PIPHS'llit 111141 ITIM I)IIIII)II pith nnplace logo His parents ONLY 1iIINflULfl D ' GUITA £ Z walks CLASSICAL . ~k I .. As a rracUcing timsplan who The Ritz is expected to close Sunday in a "I'Iolic.Y" ------------- - - --- - - -------- . .....; . .. BATTERY Ij . a hand waver who never falls to ~ __,~ - crystal clear distance reception, convenient carrying strap, high-impact cabinet and battery. $9.95 VALUE Illpsp peopIe --- war ;ev.i, upfront Fabric Dial-Coal, black handle and mirror-chrome finish. Fully Guaranteed! 0 Shakeapt!are . 799 fl-on, tile Sanford Nnval Aendemy. Seminole lligh * .•' Raleigh 8 TRANS. RADIO UNIVERSAL - - NEW FACES REG. 79c LIMIT 1 p u : ' .•. noic nator is ptfl.lng forth his üug sing usual en I LIST U." that I In' lii* of ,unnthi'r downtown III" fie, I nOt good Vi III-1, pt'ndlng more than a inlilloti (1ollftr to - & DRY IRON wiod.l ,10727 with visible ._.. flcen candidates far the House i.d Senate In the Nov. 8 OPENER COMPARE AT 12.95 - 6 name Is dubbed In. ~ ~ ____ ! A5SDED yj WNETOY THAT CLEANS" _..' , -.-, . . C 2 00 VALUE ~ :.. . . The Ritz' Sanford To n 1)(!rft1Y nf p fl "We have f'1t and still lU droppiuig off ChIl(11 en at t i flit?, kn,i in I he I 'Mc :,-::.,--_-:-*--::. . r- _.. _._.... I - SITIE .ri i r a a • z . .. HAIR BRUSH J • • • • television and radio spoti rangLie In length from 20 secoeds to . I •T•-"'. . S 5 5 LUCITE NYLON I I ARR VFRSRFI tobi. . Dirkien the Senate Republlcan leader. already bas taped 30 . outomaticofty.. . CanipI.. c NEW FOR Mfg 3.8 OZ. REG. 1.09 LIMIT ONE' . n hundreds of Sanford rc'sidPnts today ptPsted the proposed dosing of the Rut? ThP8IP1 wit Ii a letter to an official of the Florida ?40vic C-hain ih. •R.e.s,.d handl, for Iva 58 S tion .u.mpaign. I I I, :. SILEX STEAM 7 02. f0W PLASTIC BOTTLE-REG. 1.09 LIMIT ONE SHAMPOO . WAMNGTON (AP) - Sen. Everett M. Dirimen is on his way toward becoming e of the Yn!t widely vi.'wd mmer dM15 01 the congressional elec- I delicious coffee, and k"ps It t.mp.ra?uv. a, servinç com ~ i, CAN hootproof bok&ll% handle and legs. a _~..Mmm~' ' Dri ve C I en all mns SEN. DIRKHEN VOMS -1 .-:.:-:-,-:-,-:- %`- - 1742 UMif RIGfff5 R5EV I ... RIVAL AND SI 436 ONORA ROAD 1WF JJ I PERCOLATOFt HWY. AND 00 :-":.,-,-.,:-.*.",.:.':-', 411 ' ., . SIE&AIN 41016M IV A __ -___ 0 ? __ 0 0 SPECIALS GOOD THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY' _________ . .1j I I ... 1 ~ 0 .1.--%` , s FAMILY T' D I '. h_*'~:", lok~ R", - . --I%,L* _----,_--.'-'.-...-_.. II -*-:-'::..%._-:-'.. KNOW That every 5 seconds of the working day an Eckerd Pharmacist fills a prescription. This Is a lot of prescriptions, over 3 milluon a year . . . p _________ i .~..1 "I- " kr"~,-' I DID YOU .. .* *. I -_1 : ~ .,--,"*.'.1." ~..%:.,. '. .':. .*. ....:~'. .. 0 , `; ~~ ~ i .;~?%! 4___ __ . . .__ -.,.-:.-...,-.:-_'.,.~. %-._-.' '-:-.,. *._' ;0.'-,.'.~11 .....'. I. . ... . .I, .,: . ,'-.'~ _1. I r - -.- - - - It ___ . I I -___1___-___ V -1 I ~-'L""*'_~-", .'~ I ~ - - I - . H 1; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 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/258db5092c6a7dc9a5960c76aa2fc223.pdf 94afd03bbaead17b565e95b42cdc13aa PDF Text Text I 1, ± - LLL _ I -' ..,,:1 Page SB Aug. 11, 1966 ~ I, *a*f orb rrsTh I - PAY way You CAN!IIIL its, 0 . 0 a $ ~~ - ........._......- LT. LEO K. Turner tz '?h Jr. 301 Fairway Road, is un dergoing jet pilot train Ing at Webb AFB, Tex He is a graduate of Sem mole High School am Baylor University. 4 oz 13 OL II. ... : p.f.d REG. 1.25 69 ' (LIMIT 1) c..,. I OTRIM INSULAUD .. :.... ..... .,.. ~,_.-. ~ * * . , - -A.::~..,.; . TER TTL BO .70 (LIMIT 1) E AND=AID 9 SNEER STRIPS Special Pk. 79 Cf. Compare ......:.....%' *_ - at 2.49 V1, .1 1", 11 Rummage Sale COLGATE 3-WAY BOTTLES GRATER-N-BOWL / r 49 :- flk ~ ,I,.", "' 1' 11 HARD LOCK HARRY NXKff a-w W - II Amu 23 r Aspirin Grain LIST 39c (WAIT 11 __ I .. I .: 12" E I I - --1 Compare . :: III £1 I. At or: tisif : " &df - i 4 t- Von" imem. ..: . S..ul,.d P - S Ma,*aiy W..d • ks1.Pl.a. $I__ - 1114 : driving. L L ' • Ill ~ lerly.$h.C1*UfiId of this newscslunw p.p.rl & Full MAIM1111111 - %4n.z1444.i. Nfl THE NEWSPAPER WITH MORE THAN 40.000 READERS 4 r- '---•--'.-. - --------" m....l somtftd colom y ''' 1.00 66C * 1 QUART SIZE 1T : - L On the hilt this s not truu. outside to outsiders our moral dues look high, but if you could ra n .iec the consequencen of .4 different itory. . pullout. In tact were probabl y iuv want no lay down their added that the war hall back- better informed than the major g(WCrflrnCtlt 1111(1 1 myself don't tired In McNamara's face. ity of the demonstrators. Were ; and go hnnie Jum like the giin, peop le Saigon want is to." hief where they are right or wrong." ''As fighting men in Viet . . . I MoO of tho, 1 . . . 1 : ,I ____________________________________ - : - : . . - " for S PICNICS • TRAVEL C HOP - ~ •- E LI i AC " ' i i ; I I III . I 39 - I -,1 . ~ .,I ." . I . I tial thieves or vandals that you I I are not at home. 0 1111 0 Decisions, decisions! A motor 11 26 0 - '.1 on back 7511 rioiioo~ • bale for -r 8,88 '' ' School Board Gives Approval To Rules or Zip Code 425.5938 .4 I " Shops To Be B I I .1 ,. . U . ' .. L . : . -. .* . - - . .. r . I . . . , : : ~ I . Of --1. School board officials Thursday appointed Eoghun Kelly an . houses, garages and shops to be built on the campus of Semitiole 'Junior College. All buses, shops, storage of and mechanical equipment GLENN M. FRWDLE ,Local Man 111ed In V*iet Nam I for blocks is "for real" or for. gotten! 1 i # REG. . T* ' ., a a a a committee to be appointed composed of both educators and Jay persons, who will study e in report cards lit the 1967-68 school year. Specialist Friddle, 20, Nvas 11171131 still under study, Dr. Earl ~ : 00 I1 I LANTERN ' , . ( ' -. p I I8 ; : %# .~ , ATH TISSU i I FLEA & TICK . Mw;n ' ......'........."......... : I : . 11 . ' . . - • ' Second place went tu Rob. t-ussnuy, 18, of Ridley Park, to adhere to acceptable stand- Pu., who totaled 872 points. He teenmgers who, by their refusal ert I • . ! .. it I' j It p, 1,,. I -,/ i ", j h ~ _', ~ . " . , .11 4 j - J I , - .. '! 4 ), ..: ~ •. " ,.. !~ '• t:,P : I. I -, X. ;, - i -111,11, . .... . I , . . onm~~~ .1 ~ 0 11ei-ald I)hotogrral)lier Ifill Vinceitt, Jr. as she paced roLind and romid t1io cage. Later this rula tivuly "tmkltmrly" pauthem' will be replaced by at putitlier cub, in an exchzungc with at Connecticut zoo, ti-iitliiig with t1le loval zoo for 1i brace of U1. ( herald DOWNTOWN ALL ELECTRIC I CONVINIENT TO HEATING' AND AIR ! CONCITtONIN Photo) SY GINUAL UMTM g NEAVEST ADDITION to t1to Sallful'd zou ii - Otis -_ islinky bluck lumther, snapped t1trough the burs ligutorH, ~ APARTMENTS '1 - 't . : SdnfQrd's L4k*frQnt I 1' ( - - ow I enting. 0 0 1 ' ? .,! 0 X I . -j ~ 1"'I ~ . - I 1 .. . , .~ ~ II ' '- 4. I 7b " 4 f J i t. i I I ___________________________________________________________ .' / I ! fy secondary school policy in I T.4chidu. one for $1,00. I4' 5 - ' by age of the school and corn- . IS, of Bloomington, Mina, "In an ettort to turther chin- I cetVe a $t,.,00 scholarship, nd 'I ' -. - ' "I awarded a $2,000 %I .j1.__1 1111- Was remains however. a number of I 1... •- H' little or no prompting. There vertible, . ,,. ~ ,F, • ' "The niajority of our young adults accept these teriets with ~ -icholurship and a 1967 con- '.1 I : ,I 50 for meeting deadlines, respect- i with regulations azi a portion of jaycow. ,reeimize Safe Driving auud-E-O. the maturation process. I I! ; ' nd WC-Or 22c 1 I it' , - - litit of it Possible 1,000, beat other youngsters compedng ing authority and complying in the 1. th Annual National ~ will 0. 'r teenage boys and girk in becoming mature aduIt," the as the nation '-s foremost teen•1.r!ni iafo driver. principals said. "Our part in this very iiiHail, who scored S8 points • . `1" It . . fr I 'DeLand Youth ChosenTeen ~ Driver i ii c. - I J m. To Visit u 58 88 "w'"foliffit f• - I C I*weu AJ p ulation which they have estah- a :' * I'' lished. The approval was sriven. ~ "Along with parents, churches ti and various community organi- I WAiHINGTON (AF) - Am zations, our ., iehools ihare the :, L-1-year-old DeLand youth. Tori lted him ' - LLt er ld -1., Pho t o ) H - . continues. i Secondary principals met , with th e school board Thursday . .! - -I . . worth of Indies and men's sports clotlies. Also stolen was an undetermined amount of change from the cash register. Pro Shop owner Bob Cooke looks over the shelves from which the clothe. ; were stolen. Entrance was , gained through a inlotisie window. The Sanford Police Department and By JUDY AUSLEY "We are Jtist walting to hear mr high schools are tob.the excluding excesssvi1y long short skirts and low-cut blouses wlit titer or riot his personal "Extreme hair styles, by •roorn1ng is 'a distraction" adult standards, worn by either boys or girls, will be cunsid- MAYFAIR COUNTRY Club Pro Shol) was broken into sometime during the early morning hours today and theives stole approximately $800 Med care I I t wear conventional style dr ss. judims of whether or not " 15 In unnpliancV an* or 4twt '-t. vesti'ation - PIpIiII of the county's "Girls Will be expected - "'. ( .~ - a zero on all subjects boys durinW the time he in xuspimdexpected to weir socks, keep their faces cleanly shaven and e .) - I - " suip*'nded student tional' hair styles for both edict I , : Short hair is mandatory, but itints for up to ten days," hef, short 4kirts, an srirls are "out." ' '' : - 9 ' .1 ,w 1l1j - , "".' - - 1 FI$I u..i t I on. I I .1 -. mann Circle, Longwood. A simple matter like taking He was a graduate of Lyman br college students on basis of the collar off a tiger is someg which doesn't bother Mrs. High School with the class of need. regular meeting Five Seminole County stu- Thursday Willa Hood, zoo-keeper, one bit. 1064 and volunteered for This intrepid lady marched vice In the army one nioti dents who had been expelled "In Sanford ," tie iitlticd 'u had'preafter graduation. lie spring for h right into the cage of Jacque, proximately 29 steel - - r wear shirttails inside trousers,' 1I - lave Medicare or not," Robert er of fees on a number of Jun. 1 hile speakin g I i . 2e 8 ..'' - 1 ..."T". -. . Memorial flospital are eligible ' sion is to he grunted after resti- for WUS put. on Jacque when she wau, with the Th ird Hesserer Is the Twenty-fifth Infuntry Division, tutiort has been inade for QuilluC• m121* .fliIflO a sra r of transferred to ages, school board offjeiuhs who was invited to film the ac- before being mnor.a, Hospital. 2 1 " said. tion failed to show up, But iiUu. iUI1I in January Cu Medicare prov id Id es health I grow in Mod style all summer comply with the regulations are shorn of their glory, un d e r Wifi he counseled and advised. If they still tin not comply, paran edict issued totay I' ondary school principals of the ents will be called in and If this (foes not work, principals county. 91, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \Vehtfoii rcI)Orted. the decision on whether we B. Friddle of 1202 North LorSchool board granted a walv- or ai junior high and high school Supt. P, T. Milwee explained youth who have let their kicks that students who refuse to - Price 5 Cents ,.i1ji,Ir1 - • ofth business in the next few weeks clinics - - . ___.. the 40 *t the beginning of th e ran cx ect to do * land nfflc* feet school year," the statmnnnt con- MW 11 , 1 - . maintenance shops will be I grouped together at the new i; : : " site, instead of scattered nround 1 *,.,. ' . : the county as they are now. 0 I" p the lady tiger, Thursday and viously been stationed at Scho- vandalism to schools, have ap- patients admitted to Seminole field Barracks, honolulu Ha- TO WER . . . I :. . Ill .WrT__P1llIl!1 .. - I ..r 1, tire-in and ;rrooming. the fol- City Editor .- IVI ` I ieminole County barbershop's InWuflir' standards will be in ef 'l - .- .: •-.. cisions Is to decide whether the hostile forces In V et am on Bids on portable buildings for Seminole Junior College turn indicator blinking away August f,'om 1" to 2" I 32771 : F LOATS PrOp011d WER ________ .........---- io Asserted Sizes 55 .-- iII( ftI .___t1IJJ learn to make the right decision die of the United States Army terial on attitudes, work habits __ with Scaler NO. 255 - PLASTIC 6 _______________ rinci a s cissore Thursday lugh 91, low 78; Saturday hot an d cloudy. .66 -SANFORD,FLORI DA AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 - FRIDAY, AUGUST 12,19 StaffWriter volvo the designation for makes an average of 2,000 de. received here been Word has grades, whether by number or cisions a day behind the wheel, proof that constant attention is of the death of Specialist letter and the Inclusion or exnecessary and motorists must Fourth Class Glenn Mark Frid- elusion of other pertinent ma- - 1h, FISH KNIFE lomeone to keep It mowed you don't advertise to poten- C Good VOL. 58 . while you're away. That wayo . 1 at . & little each day, cutting off only about an inch at a time, says Tucker. Better yet, hire 4 - High impact plastic in colors with white bonds around mug 3 . ~'.. I - ,~ " . &L.". , .1.. I . 1 WaiIholale-d.bl. Colorful - • 88 . ._... ,;~ , . - " ~__;- . Cecil Tucker, county agriculture your lawn Is a'qi*- lava If knee high, don't try to cut It day back to normal in a single or you might ruin it. Mow it I Compare At 1.9$ ir s or WEATH E-' R: nave Y U n Lake Town ' "I-. - W 711 IAST FIIIIIST WOW PHOMI U11-11 130 OR SE ' . ,I AP4 ~ ~ ~ TMEMS GARDEN t~.- N ItEWDENT MANAG&R __________________________________________________________________________________ •1 ) -- .. .. - . - . .P - - - d - '& - US. economy.'' The coi(Iirr None was Phone 322-2611 wood will be featured. iviuD FOAM 'w .- ' - $'.' August at the Bunch Gallery in Winter Park. In September . PORT=A=PAD '' °' - ;, I . 3Ya'H.P. Self 15.95 VALUE ' .-I - '-- nr. started the war "to build lip the communism. __-----_________ valid drivers' license, It. N. . $1 4nidier told the cna"Everybody thinks the ;it .iffound at night and hilen air, featured during the month of IN ' NM TAN feroll Dy.si. labelnisbess- OPTL "a. Itit I LIPSTICKS - I I S an, I is 39c ' ALCOHOL Pinft 99 i SANFORD HERALD for :.nti would know it is a entirely hand. consistently was critirtil of Johnson's policies and (01(1 of most fanious artists, is being : All Plastic but wed pen.;#%. r night ,Another . 1011 E. B. Stowe of Indian Mound I M '12.BUSHEL W ': I ~. :V11 .0 e- Nn m, I feel we're the hest iw fewer letters, nevertheless gets . cars in town are listed r.gu. Th •i,. Reg BO hs.p has had it] He'd better stop up to a late model r.condi. ,;pend it. . . . Someone i% making formed in the world. We also A request for loan of folding surance for "Tiger" Pete Knowles wont year. Individual Survivoris Ili addition to s chuirs froin Altunionte Springs d. right itiong with Mrs. lloo easy 65 years and older. Ile pointed FAA I Will a tiger bite a tiger? Ap- parents are a shiter, Guyle It. School for tile presentation Of out that In the state of Florida WT carrying .1011" . Keapsit .. __ brother, Thomas a play by the Attie Theater, a 11111111113, ftn 3%-homnimowillif _.` purently not. liow about a little FrIddle and a 25 per cent. of the, population In motarwithfuhl22.in, a touch of fiuian Friddlo, both of Long- community little theater group, Is people eligible for the aid more salt and just f-'\ wood; paternal grandmother, was refused. cv"Inq blodo,rocoil ...;.,.~~_,-. %IAPIIII oregano? Bessarer explained the AledlLIST SPORTSMAIII hirs. Thomas R. FrIddle of 0 0 0 starter, heavy gouge . care prograin and the work that N. C., and maturrial . be", S.P056 Players in the 20th A llnual Greensboro, has been done In order to have FRY PAN 6-96 Wee Golf Tournament at grandmother, Mis. Howard J, the ocul hospital readied a J'ee TTLE i.., '/. 1iL' Nn -11L easy I Rio 11iflur Country Club will 1) ligible for the prograin. As of Funeral ui-rungenieiit" ui•° inisO metal swi Seminole guests of the South (lie last inspection on Aug. 4 by by ly -:'L.J; I wh..is with Social Security rt'presentatives I Optimist Club t the Orlando complete. I SiiIert.Pic$vr. -.y ks.ps1uids ompare IUIII the 'iospital has not been ccrti. Ill Twins Bueball Game Tuesday Hat Cold at 1 9$ orare at 149 youngstezs tied for the program. Besserer 11. are 120 night. There • St U Sgt. RI') 2433 ifivoranteiiiii! added that lie expects to hear of three and at 1195 _____ *onto decision within a week. 12 entered lit the event to be PWW 1W front 13 months duty In Viet During the luncheon ineeting Compare I played '151onday throulwh Well. compififfg, beetim 2" home at 7795 w MODEL 124 Nutui with the First Marine Air U trophy was prtust'nk'd to the CDiSplStel)tWa$.,p,Qof • ,ivs(Iuy. outstanding youth who recently Wing NAG in - - -_ Admiral J. S. PorlieY, tile - - won tilt! Jayeve Junior Track M =CoUpON m a n a -_ larm cou"N "M The Sanford nutive will be Aleut held a, tile 11 Itly - , Coninialldwit of the Sixth Naval Herald Index COUPON "Crystal,, "Lady ScoW' I I J"Fanmus Brancill . '011 Mted to Accul)(1 110 utullullt Alemorial Track. Gene fiend, Church directory .................. 1A ilavul base. Charleston. S. C., ill octuber and lima recelved or. Wintur llark, WUb presented tile V., I Church news ............................ 2 will be visititig Ili tilt, odundil- derri, Lo report for duty at C1411111 trophy for u%,er-all winning. Alf -I urm clabbiflud udd .................... Io. I I sunfurd "I- CA Tuesday. 110 un 111jild to lit, recognized . N. C. C,umics ........................... 6A.7A Durbig his aituy lie will muke I,Wiqune, S&rt. Ilurilleau'll mery runner-up pluverii Nuill"All I I OL SP . Crossword puzzles ........ ISA-7A &it informal visit ta the U. H. wife, thu former Ann Vallm uIld GrifflUi und Tommy Burks, :i 9 WMI.T111,11.1 5402 s" Im, !; UST 1.49 Dear Abby ................"...#.......... 4 Navul Reserve Traloloir Con- two somi, Iticky slid Itulld)l, both of Sanford. Some 65 boYd __ _ I I U" I 1111" "M" " set. . 13 Hutsuins I)rIvs in competed In tllu all-daY Illect 1 U"I 04% c""a" SO. A". 13. Umit I W;fh coupon # Iry So#. Am. 13 on July 31). , ill %AMM APA-3 a-00 imam 10 four Naval lti'se'tv' i'rogrunis IIorusl'4upu ................. Jaycee of (hum mouth rerogiil. Hgt Hu*'lneuu entered tociety ........................... 2A.JA In the Sistb NUVUI Dist rict, 11011 went to Joseph hunt and --flll`l`l1l1l1l11l`fllllllllfllf 'lll1111111111111f - ~--~ 1 $Ports .................................... 6.7 Which fillis ulldel. the rominsind blurlim C'orpa Ili IU64 after at- S. 0. Dorminey for tile irloilth __ t.'iulmiiic st'Iiuu'uIs here. of Augiit. S ci Admiral D.aint'y. Tsb1slaup4ug ainr phasur. car - t • with metal All ii Metal HURRICANE Hard hsc& Harry's old of real ' JUL DYMO °' r'a. . ;. , tense Robert. S. M cN amara had a different viewpoint from the battlefront. another Seminole Countian, Mrs N R. Quelland of Long- BALLS N"S GNLL - I I sin I• . The people hen' don't want us just our money and for us to a profit of this war at our this simple reason. They're too _h, . . 11 fiizht for don't give A clamn: . . . to 'Morse that Secretary nf De. Morse's mail, on the other Kirkman, director of Public Safety reports Better he sure on got that license renewed during your birth month or you could be in trouble. . • . lOc .h. • 0 701 Sowlio Driende A It us - Wimw Food 1 ie Ovr.A... - Oi1..d. gets me home and for thousands of miles . . so of = miew 6~Pls"kb@U Mod.I 12TP$ St i b.h. 'Z. of following stores only Phea. 322.2411 • 4*44 The AWve BIG "E" Special is 1100d at the - dautamobi1a.. i - - '. No88 . A crackdown by tile State IL M Compare at 1.95 $ p1.. UHF Ivs' .$, low to mm, - ON 70 UMF . ~ and wounded and the people we don't stop C11111- ley Iff'rf, Ili- will be in our homes ne x t." ---"I realize that IlIvre i.q a .1fill to be (]one over lien-c or we'll all be living undi,r till- Citinintini"t. critical of administration policy. Highway Patrol has resulted in more than 1600 arrests of ' a car without persons operating Sw.lh for H.at,mg a 3 DYMO HOME LABELMAKER ...... conwe against the U.S. policy ; tile forefront or a crucial wittie agnitist 0 111 I Plastic at 1.75 - 's'I" .1. : thIng em be said f or C' Ac T- C ..% LANTERN I III - outdoors 2 serious mistakes in this endc'av. It is reassuring to or. - 0% II I (1)-Ark.) and nthers takc' the op. positc' approach." And a 01 claimed in a letter I • • The people, --"I tell that thin' reasomi why I . ' I For u se indoors or M I Us . . . not knowing the triie situatitin here, cannot really proteit 1 Unbreakable 4-CUP TARTNENWARE ' TEA POT complott CORD SO'i _ al S back here size V ( ,,,,, 68 crystal . Corn or. at '8c EXTENSION __ • Picof Spout Compare at 1.59 Slii P ti An 1h 4 Compare t 59 HeM " 41Y c LIST 35c RMAIT 1) cy in Viet Nam. ;!, free from Ileul ClIinIIi." -"Now I really know why Viet Nain. Why hi'i;iiist. it we - But Morse, while receiving 88 With Tompor r liquids instantly- ____ 1 win LIST 14.95 ). 1 i Modal 10727 cut HAND140UMER lightweight pocket adding machine, TUWS WS PHILLIPS P.-ru n 0 II Model T83 Loots C 0 Bowl a"aches to graf. er for efficiency. SmIorts Pictur. STOKE-ON-TRENT, England (UPI)-A mathematics profes. sor equipped with a computer was hired recently by one of the large British bingo chains i to nroduee a bingo card that would reduce the number of i winners and make the prize higher. Tuesday night the cards were Introduced at the bingo V parlor here and 600 people won simultaneously. Each received two cents. 1 justable fabiric temperature con- i,**? - " Poor Winnings . 28 C LIST 119 (UMIT 1) GUAR '.I the servicemen writing the President saw themselves performing an important role in ters do his job." has soon crime to hc' realization t ha t thp Unitr(I .1111alc-,; haq . c( -iftainly made some through most ot .Jonnsuri's iet- 1 i.\it1 . PffCHER-DECAIMR . 'm 0 Im TO CLIAN 4 OZ. king Size LIST 1 oo n.ien i I ed nylon-bristle _ .. . ks.psrunningtotalto UIM I IIII I •I • •• handle, .4-Color.cod. :-' , 0 UNIKUKAILE TABLETS DRISTAN itiintion was sent here Is to keep myself One consistent tlwtmie rail it, ,& L ;! n".'ded h"re thcsrr". doubt." But a private first clnqR wrote Army master ser .Ivwt,(l tll(,It* rel1r,oll ffir beilig ill Viet Nain: his home state. get out and come home, (lint he does not want to -stay there and W Wi h -_ Cornp*u'. 0MMII AT 49c By JULIA BAR'FOS The South Seminole Garden Club will hold a rummage sale, Saturday, September 8, at the Super Vain Store on SR 436 starting at 9 a.m. Mrs. Oliver Holmes, ways and means chairman, has an. pounced that part of the proceeds from the sale will be used to beautify the South i Seminole area. On sale will be children's clothing, school supplies, household goods, appliances and i many other useful items. Anyone wishing to contribute to this project may leave any ) useable items with Mrs. Holmes on Lauren Court or Mrs. Glenn Humes on Huttaway Road. All contributions will be greatly appreciated. I 2uron,,iil!Lorgi \--' if 0 complote .' Planned By Club $4' -.-•. . A.9/ King Size 5c off labol LIST 79c (LIMIT 1) "Anyone who har %hidird tile of (lii, SOnic -- Cut Crystal-Plastic 99 ALL PLASTIC power ;."_#.:4!, -.! • TOOTHPASTE Viet Nam, the remnindei- from HIRUSH I.... 6.99 C 1-O,art C LIST 79c (LIMIT 1) B u '. - f*d cover and built Picture * no Self-insulating styro. .,. .. . SWIllor #To PRESTELECTRIC !.1 __ - CHEST • C . ICE - I 5*99 COAnfi,rd seven lvtteri% from to get one letter from a man that says to me that he wants to wrote President Johnson recently. "Serving here Is (lie most deading experience of my life." was the feeling an Army private first class expressed In a letter to Sen. Wayne Morse, D.Ore., In how dent, an addrrs at Omaha on June 30, wrote the President.: "May the truth of your .%pepch pierce the tog in the minds of the anti-Viet Nam groupq." Others told the President: ---"There has been quite a bit of protest againe,t; the U.S. poll ships. Ilere, Ili IvIlers it, file It,.f,vi e ly supplied and properly led." Up also told an Indiana all. dience Inat month. "I have Yet proud to be serving my country by being In Viet Nam ," a U.S. l Morse provided his t'pillin' respondence on tile Nom period. It Issu Till-.% story surveys letters ninde available by the White llouse serviceman Op'.I 1899 ___ . I. WALTERS, ,. I~.", striop4o"Itry-twolleff,lo 6999 The President told a news conference lust limfitli lie gets 51) mlsslic'lIn'd wordq nml erratic grammar. quently • ,.;, .* . I - - .: D/E S*s BLADES PERSONNA I at 12.95 tvrs lind Ill ('011mion were rre. Vict Mum. The mail shows, he WASIUNGTON (AP) - "I am List 14.93 has revelved lit revent itimith-;, Rut Morse that tJ.S. tore will not tlelcat. communism InViet Nnrn. "Tile cure. if thpife ilz one," he 5111(1, "lies not In more find better hombi. but In -otini, political and economic relation- tiiIi,gq thifl let Narn. to 60 letters enelt week front senator's office. About tlti only tr at 4.98 : Stainless Steel fl AC Adapstible pa . , . attached to RVAH-13, received his promotion to lieutenant and his appointment to the Regular Navy at the same time. He is a navigator and recently returned from a deployinent to Southeast Asia. Compare ceive from the troops In Viet . ,qnId. that "morale Is high. that tile 11101I are well and adequate. all N.•h S•lt1Vt1. . What do of Johnson's Viet Nnm policies? I N n'nllnble copies of 20 letters lie sonle Wnsilington officials re- from end the 1 I de Illeast s0*061% SUez STEAM the price of 3) 1 615 NO LIMIT ___ __ 1-p .•. I dedication. of the conflicting views that Viet Nnn to Sen. Wayne Morse. one of the most outspoken congressional crittel; write .• .-. - i b.atr relics.. Fully Quaron. s. (4 7 0Z . • - - forl'Treat.dHair Ilj~ . .. . l 14 Mo de ing, pushbutton : and strong I . SHAMPOO I servicemen have to say who RADIO _k • ... - .I.N. - . N. Viet Nam, reflect high morale I = bandit. • ... -!.... : .. I1 Modol MM? COMAINER -' (LIMIT 1) (LIMIT1) .. 1 -'I ..W. .. ,.11....4-44 Alt " . DORMEYER MIXER ~' , 'A .. o 1". - RAUION 12.Transistor . a. . ___1. ____ Plastic Johnson says the letters lie gets A fr m A meri can I like their type (if hIVPfl(.' it 111f1115 mid fi'Ii,ii tit useiecont,Rq if, ,I land where the writers felt tln'v W('tI' fiiit from ., .., . n VI*et Nam War 111411-111C 1" resianise to r itiests Tlw Associated Press for n look ni Johnoti' mail from Viet it outspoken critic of Johnson. Viet Nam policy. The two letters are examples EDITOR'S NOTE-President, ' s . 3GALLON tS I N TAN LOTION lEG. 2.49 ' . ft PICNIC JUG : AQUA NET : OT .. rdc ------. - ----%__- --. :, -1 . - - • PRICES 6000 THRU SATURDAY FAMILY SIZE . . . .. :. I Others, 'Wrong' ervicemen Divi e •i. LAZA • ___ I • $ ,k , I . Some Say 'Right, "l.' ...,-Af` *.,.'+:-"t.i.',.~. t'j -,*-., I . . 1. 0 0 0 - .. ' .. p - " .. . IJICL 1 Prescription or Ref ll to Ecksrd ,. I .,~__`....._. IN,-— I .din Pennies atEcksrd8s, but Vot 1' un makes up for the Savings We i 1 0 - - .. . �. . I . I --'..... I '71 I r . Page 2.T Pili~stor"s Corner A. Miss ionary 1j jjj jj1 J To . ~ ,-~-. - -.q~%-, . - -ao.r ,. . I apan ..- . II Statement " , 11 I .. . I II . . Faith In Visiting fly .lnnp ('.siisc1herrt Thu. fli'v. Thomas vhndnr, miss ionary in anti his nii1' will ho arriving Non- I God. prose, but often be what somebody else says heAs the crowning part t - this enmea a vehicle of expression stuwnwnt of faIth thu tipostit' I izv , 11 . - ft, CasseIber Whilt- in C,npt-.Rplhprry lie w ill lRnren. I I Chu'ch are an example of Christian A us: fi, stapping for si few 1 thpir congregatinn in - I - -- -- I I _____ _______- - -- - . -- - I threugh .lusui Christ me ha. 4ce4m to this divine resource, ; .~ the war to apply knowladgt. to UI. properly. ,lames said "If ajiy of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth I1 - - '" 1='-' to all men liberally, and uP_ ~ I Z;.-- f I ~ 10. I I treat N . ' ''if ~ ; i _____________________ 0 4 Ig , "'. I __ . I 1,1 t~ M i II!, . 1I P 1; 4 I II .. . -• 'i e apostle Paul also said .1 '., ' Ru -- .1 that to be a believer Is to be in Possession of what he calls GRACE METHODIST Church held a Vacation Church School last week. righteousness. In his writings Fifth and sixth graders are shown in photo above with their teacher, we karn of a dual concept canM rs . J . Sorokowsk3 Bottom photo shows the third and fourth gradM cerniug ri lit e oii e ii ers with their teachers, Mrs. James Mr_Nulty and Miss Lorraine Klay. thought about imputed right.oueasps, or the rigbteouineu iQZ ' 'r ,. Of bbriot imputad to the ae6Z;~_ % , .. --N"P___ f 1. ,.4,4. count of believers. "For he hath r . 1% . or#, meft,bim to Ow sin for us, . . - . ., .n j f IWA-P11., I .:... 0, . rightmousness of God in him." I : .. U IS 7 I "r ,: . ' I H -_ W 1% 1 tv -- I I e was so ) X t. Through fuith in Christ one rt- I ceives morul energy to do right. " lot' Corinthians 10:13 speaks teinptn In this statement of faith Ist Corinthians there us aloo the reference to sanctification or eonseeyjtia Christ is the perfect example of such consticration. His lifi. wup perfectly - .. ., .1 . . 1! -1 -• ___ --------. ______ mage I.I _ ___.. .1 - _____ .. - . - , - -_ .I - - - _- I 4 LOOKING FORNA'ART) to )_011trh Activities Week, Aug. 14-19, at C,Rsselberr Communit Nethodici Chui • h u (left to light), Alice Harris, publicity chuirmun. Thin Cassellivrry, ussocinte ~-oiith director, and .Alelenda Caqselbei I i, Seflior M\T pi e-ident Thc week w ill open Sunday with a such- Super lit 6:30 p.m., followed by fellowship. recrentinn and worship service. (Herald Photo) . Al] young people are invited to attend thi 'iouth Actl;itietu ~.r - " I 4 I , - - -. . I F % Q j ..i Those attending on Sunday All programs should bTlng a bad supper, on with the €,.et'ptlon of Wudne- \tondzi, a co;trrd dish, and a U Cr h. Charge of fifty cents will be (in.v, will be held at the ch und on that duy a weiner ronst miidc- on other nights to cover will he held at tile McCluin's the cost of -Food. , -1 The Episcopal Churchwomen ~ in Longwood are having their ty Methodist Church beginning annual Back to School Rum- Sunday and continuinp through c August 114 and 20 Friday with a variety of or. m g' h night. . in the Parish Hall on Church ti; Itie lanni d for A different typt , of supper Cusselberry. -St"et. The two day sale will be from both days. Items for the salt. mar . be brought to the church any j I 13rannon, and Walter Butis. liluties %vere mitcle from disposable syringes. , , . ~,f- ~:,~~-_--- - - ,-..,,-.,. - %-.'~7-~X I _., . 4.:11 . . to .- ... , . I . ., k I'~ '.4 - . . .. 4 6 ,. - - - __ I .. - ., I' * '. 1I.. - .W ~ I . ... ,,, - - SchoW &it Forest I.Aike Seventh Day Adventist 0 . NACATION B181, Church in Forest City will and Sunday. Approximately 300 childreja wepe .If . , Winter*& Mn. M111hurn Green director of the Primury Deplatmellt ik; group --.- c includes Kathy Mulholland, Alan Smith, Jeff White. 3drei. Clintun Anderson, temeher, Doug Hunetwk, Delbell Wurd. Durice Pttdruu, Sharon Keith, und Kuthy Donovan. (Heruld Photo) . ULU1 MILUII Accardi and Tern Ann Anon" almo are invinhers of the group 1 I OPENS SUNDAY 12 . ,~. $ :.1 11:' 3201 f, 1h 1. .. .1 I %11~:,f. .. . I : ..;. :- ..~g,,, 7 1 4 .r' .I- . . __ 0 . 1_ - . - YOUR i - I J~attlsjrb 4;hir firralb , , - i e.'"' 11"we-urks Asr.. busslord. Visit. %&wvsais t'i"& rGoatmae rasa of 66066turd : . I Via -- . -_ - - STAM PS I ": . ".I... :,,.% 11rao, U."i • 1. . -' ' I er; Albert Harris, Florida Fortst Service, director, and Brian Snow, Lungwood, director. Guioro.itd 41 r,i - T. kill Within $11.00$ -_ .. . FOR ILICTIICAL WALl. PLUGS Z?WR_ ..... - ONLY 0 YEAR 1966 COLOR 2-SPEED END CHEVY .11 29 . . I TUDOR 0 . VINYL REED ALL HAIDWAII $3 k IkI~ 21 X 61 LOW FAICIIS" .. _~ ~ - .t~ ,: 00 • 6 ' Perfect for-school hack Charcoal, Olive, Wheat ! . *k .. . A ~~ ~ A r . . ; OPENS SUNDAY 12 NOON 4I I . ; .~. 3201 W. COLONIAL DR. I WINTER PARK ig k-- ( % 14V ' I "'4r -; - 1, OUR dith ORLANDO AREA STORE I FAMOUS 1 ' 1 1i I ' - WHITE On - 1~ , I *1: ROLL-UP BLINDS INCLUDIII) C ;~ I . - *1 "I ::~t~:~ 44 AT car . '. at 0-111ft 1 . - .. ~ . :I. SIMILAR 'tO MODEL ILLUSTRATED ., NOW Pei ____________________ #Arm 511110 "is fthNW1% "W IL -. .1 o er otor a es o. I . . 4 ~4~1!tl - . (DIRECT ORLANDO LINE 4254325) DeBary . / t STICKER PRICE $2103.30 SALE! 644.4255 S. Seminole M11dred Kwey 668-5631 Delione I ON MANY ITEMS ' . Virginia PetrmW P. 0. Box 1214 ~ T - SAVE 10% to 50e/6 '' $ 49 KLIENKS . WHITE 6 CYL. ENGINE WINDSHIELD WIPERS ~ ~.- -to-' I 11.1 5GAL. DRIES TO A PORCELAIN. LIKE FINISH . - I C of 4 100 STAMPS of PER CASE Tile 1 sys THAT DICOIATOI LOOKI IASY TO USI NO BRUSH MAINS 'Y' I , , 1, I- : ! Ok ' , I' .11 4 - Cover Your Terrowe 1. i . FLOOR TILE I I PH. 322-6231 . I j I . . I 99 ____ PAINT A SINK? VINYL ASBESTOS I --- Guwanteed In 5 r_11_Z5~ .;0ijd.4:01_.17__ - .. 100 STAMPS CAPS tor .. WALL FAINT - OALLON # .I= i . FOR ! PIOTECT YOUR CHILDREN , - -_ --- -_ ~;" . ". 't ,0 I Iill I 'i 3 SPRED SATIN 98 OFF SAFETY ________ 4 IOOP5*J, PLASTIC -________ -- '. .9 TODAY ONLY! HOMOGENIZED Hours or Your Mosey STAMPS I _________________________ 0 :I A I S."'111 /I SPRAY RAY F9 I 00 .- !. i JEANS f:: Spain CHINCH BUCT RT 0 I -- 1.0 1: I I I t I' . PINK M0141Y GOOD ONLY SUNDAY,.AUG. 141h I 4$.Is.# to No • I ... 11. I I I =A=LONG •• - - Geneva, secretary-treasur- I I POKE ~- wamn Ill ° 4 'i, - % k - I '. , , LUCKY COLOR TV - vice president; Gordon G. Gib- Egbers earned six Good Conduct Awards, WWI victory medal, two National Defense Service medals, Korean Service Medal and United National Service Medal (U S Navy Photo) 1. I .1 a,... :, , -~ I ,40f. .-. I, .-;: i4 II ' William Hahn, North Orlando, service in the U. S. Navy. During his service Chief ki. I - AT I . Recently elected officers of thc association include Paul Bennett, Sanford, president; CHIEF ROGER DEAN EGBERS -was piped over the side in ceremonies at RVAH-3 after 20 years . . - I '. . 66e.4402 lit 0-vi. '.*;. I THROUGNOUT OUR RORFS I Sophie 141a.s rwr: I PLUS 100's OF OTHER ITEMS AT P schools and froin Carl Lonnnicr, ii) Liv's Comniittec, } rdnk Box, entertainment, and Chuck I - -If ~ - - ' Reports cill be heard from Chief George Harriett. chair man of fire prevention in , .. ff 'a'sarss. "'' SAVINGS AlAwm is superintendent of . ,. -,,-,-,-- I" Set By Chapel Graduation exerciseil for tile • ' WRINTED WITN YOUR rw 9"Woftow"ftele" "O M P064M 2 1W NO9 $Nim. **IV 14 schools for Seminole County ;ch;le Dr Leone is public health -.:-) . B 1 liall. - . ALL Jo Mo F1 '2 i O%r,: S By DONNA ESTF. 11. T. Milwee, and Dr. Frank Leone have been invited to be ¼ I , AVEE!AT ~,. Layman 4 0 ;.4, : I the Seminole Firemen's Asso elation scheduled for S P m .I- Wo COLONIAL 11 To Meet With County VFD Assn. iI The Sunday morning worship service at the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church at Enterprise conducted by Bernard rke ., ! OLMANk Aft .I. r. . muh Copeland will be song leader, . f I: '0 - I . . I .~. at your MM I tfint. Ut the July k-uch purty To P rea c h By JULIA BARTOS I Vacatiull Bible School will 1* Guest Minister Summer servicer, ut AltL,. held at " , p.m. bunday, and fulRev. John 11. Rackworth will munte SprirWls urfe bt1utL. laId i lowing the program there will berueMrnhniterSunday t Ii.m at be a display of arta and crafts the 11 LUl. service at Forest the same time church chou1 tnude' by the children. Refresh- City Baptist Church. classes will be conducted fur ineuto will in- served. A graduate of the University children 1~42 yeurt; old. A ~ The Puttifindero will leuve of Kansas, and Midwestern nursery is provided. hunduy fur ii lilking trill ulong ISeminury, Kansas City, Mo., Re%r. M~U yne E. Sm ith. mill. a pertaut of the Appelachiun be' Is itt present making lila liter will have its his acrn Trall and will returl, Jitilne oil litinit, w th hib family in Orlan- topir this week, "Tike Mull Wilt, ~11 I Thurhduy. I ; dil. Might Hu"t. lk-ell." 06% 1 . .. ~$...'. ; I : - -------- I. 1 .~ I I I iur I in :9 .. . ____ Ocklawn Tonight I of qu. 0. * I i - ICt'flrT Pink" WffH YOUR "' ing the squadron's recent deployment ,with the e edit IlliflC8 Sixth Fleet in , hootenanny, talent guines, skits, . show, and I fl Gue. st speuker each nigbt, at 7:30 p.m. will be Rer. Joel Embrey of Christ Metboaist t Navy Chaplain ' - ganizational and administrational capabilities diir- I -' . NBS Program At VBS Closing I11 K IrWATTC , TickW , I. . oil morr itioding rommonifies iq In. I'lans have been tor ,i visit Stitiit'ilny In fleflary hIghway 17-92 81 !:3U p.m. In- VIIV(l It) ltit'f't oii.I hear the by Ik'mhhlenn gubernatorini t.Iettul of liii' eomtiiunity center vnmildiile. Judge Albert 1). Willinion fit vanil(date, ClAtide Kirk, by the nit previonxly relmrted. given Iii.' op• Itelteury will ;)reMent the spent: Voters will be ilepuhIlent; Club pxi'CIi- l)eil,ry er. 1 x. ( , I;(,ard an(I lite comity com. porilitilly if) ijoestillil I(Irk fillfi lowilig Ills speech an tillie oi"'I'll(! Kirkettes." it Seininolv 1 Illilleellien front the nrea. I and Colinty train of 14 girls tintlf,r The rally %vIll lit held Ili the lows. I-Acryone Ili Dellary (If(, illrection or Mrs. Olan V. fluitit'vll or Sanford, will en liven the occasion with their 0 ft I , 111111 0 ll II CheckerLails wits commended for outstanding or- ster , cation Bible School Ure displayed by Virginia Gunn. Terri Muudlin, Jan on Boulder Satur I It . SENIOR CHIEF. J. M. Young. leading chief of the P Dr. H UUUS • - eart,, 0 I %N iisaI.iUI1 - services L: = S. Navy Photo) I 11 I -. ii * T; • - h 80 pm Welcome -- I tIe planned each day to start is at Co. "- P1anned completed I"ilyVIIIIII'm Recreation " Obse es 'C A ersa y ''. I S • 5 The delegution consisting of worth Leugue purticiputed. A absence of thi Licutioning pasMr and Mrs I I) Prieit trio comprised of Mat. \'IIkIt tor. Reissig Miss Elisahetli Priest and Init stu iiisti: and aid Muirlicud gave reports Suit- liuth of Thiinbriclg,:, Ga., CTId • • duy at tht. evening servicc lit I E'l subeth Priest of Sa~iilorci . We Offer the eta church. ------- - - . - ___ sang itt tti( sir' itt One Of The Presiding at the ton rence At tot rotaing SCHSIOT. B' MILDRED RAE1 Largesi Selec+jons .: n a was Rev. Glen S. Comf ort of minilite Of Fresh Flowers, rv hurch will b guest niiniiter Sunday Baton Rouge', Lu., who has me- vpeciJ service conducted by I Plasfic Al-rangemerift, at tile United Church of Del. cently been elected president of Presicient C',oinforL. the Southern Methodist Church. tona, which will meet at in a.ni. Etc. In Central Florida r nniv Other dignitaries bringing I 5fh at IhItona Community Center tile messuges were I)r. Pierre SANFORD (in Luke Monroe. Guillermin, iresident. of SouthHUVII FLOWER SHOP will observe its sixth finnivera- A resident of Lakeland, Dr. ern Methodist College' at Or. is consultant in human COT. E. & cry Sunday and till nuenibers. ILeissug nngehurg S C.; and fit; Lynn for the Florida Cot)322-1122 322.1452 former members and friends relations ference end a member of the S. Corheti., past president of the Club Plans .art' invited IA) participate . Commission on international church. the daty's activities. RePortb revealed the ru . of the National CounCommunion will Im. observed Affairs iinuti of Chumhes. ell - I i during the morning worsilip Ut B. will conduct the service whith has more than doubled By MI! TiRED HAE pust few rs. Thirteen I in tile ubt.en:c of Rev. George DO 1t r The Wek-onic Wagon Chil' ininiediutely following the new ns Owen, who is on vacation. Will meet tit Deltonti shoppillp i ~morning worship thert, will I*, I Aluxic will be provided by ted, making a totul of 1"L.N ~ Plazu Tuesduy ut P a.nt. to un anniversary program in lid- tli' truest ,.. pianist, Mma. 1am leave for a beiu'h Pnrty t Inwuhip hull followed by a ccv°'°' New Smt-rna Beach. ered dish dinner. I The service will be concluded ~ Members hud such I-. good 1 with iu mingspirution. I A special invitation ij; ex. ~ ~ nioeting, thut it wus decided ' tanded to a crYont , to attend i Chaplain Let, J. AleDunuld uf ) to buld the Atigust ineeting ! I 0 v I the Sunday School at 0:4I) U.M. the Sanford Nuvul Air ; to help meet the attendance Commencement exercises for will be guest preacher at the' l'urn&alities 'ett' dispt'iisi'd 1 • goal of ]41 School at C rat c Mtthr,tlisj the Vacittion Bible Chiureht's ;;rth and the 1,eithituiniIiett en Ocilawn Baptist Church will morning worship ser;ieu bun- utied the surf and lutitition at I a locul pizzu reutiturunt. I he held at 13 P.m. today in the day. I church auditorium. Robert 05burn will sweitst in 1 'Members ittal new ret;identr. ' : are urg*td to voint, aloTir and I Everyone is inviWd tv view conducting the service. The Rev. Robert hl. Temple, 1.111a, utivitlitatre of thebe twin. i Ithe creative items nmd* by the I children, which will Im ori dis. Jr., pustur of Gruce, will i-- ,lier ijutingi,. play in fellowship hail 7:80-7:55 back from his vucation to conB MARYANN MiLES Fe' I urthe'r inforniutaui, cull duct services on Aug. 21. Elder George' Petty, associate p.m. Elzubt'th Vilseel:. inistor of the Forest Wit, Fwv- Thiji program will climax & Lf!rulllf, tlieetillrlz 11f tile clui), ~ enth-Day Adventist Church, will twu wuuks BibIt & -hool, Wh Pt. 20 at be m charge of the' 11 a.m. bud a total enrollment of 112 the Community Cenu'r itt 10 1 __________________________ 11.111.. whell till inWrefaitig pro. . Sabbath survier Saturday murti. Ws"0010 %W&000 ~ I I, - •, ies Week Begins Week at Cassdbvrr Conimun,- 5uest . I ~ - y In stole it." I . 12 noon, when Father Warren Thompson will be in his office Rev. Durwurd Knight Jr., churches in the conferenre. to receive them. First Southurmusstate I The Churchwomen are plan. f Sunwere invited to lead .he devo- I ! ning to reactivate the Economy tim Methodist Church o I ford for tile pust two ,% eurs, tion periods, Lind present the I I I August 27. It will be open every was elected vice president of I sermoritz at tht, evening services. ~ Monday once held recent!; in W u;;its- frenee was , program in which b (JO U.M.to 2 00 jn his teacnI!the --- SOn. in his own word.s: "SomeLightheart, 91, has owned VANCOUVER, N'. C. ( AN ll'he~ candl(lole will Ile travel, The beart of William A. Lig~t_ lvd% swiped my boulder. Some- Boulder Island near here for ing on it tight eight-hour sclipflbt,art is bravy today. The rea- bod*%about 70 years, The boulder, tile meeting voters and leaders 20-ton chunk of granite, has lit five ninjor areas of Volusin , .i . .-4-At- - - , been there as long as anyone Uomity-Orniond Ileach, Day. Claude Kirk, Republican CanI'll%, 10-ket(es will ineet Kirk 6w, rp":~._ Iona Ileach, N e w Smyrna can rcnicmIv,r. .:,.! ,, 1. dido-e foi- governor of Florida ()It Ili(- lown or tile Ormond Lig i=s the island for ' ,hirlwind ill Ile e. Mother permitting, the Kirk It) 1)8)1008 ileuh : ihngt:miof:warh)dtu Iii) in.), .im I).. .11111 .ii \ ithout the boulder, Light- Sntiirul'i- by the ''Kirketles the distant i or.' ' ' parting front their candidate I 4 I lwart said, the island could lose .I group of 1.1 area ternage girls, .. as he tufflinues on to Orlando Ills 1)18,11' will II) front the some of its due Besides, he w ho a ct as cheerleaders. Th-c , group has recently liven said, he likes it. 10 (8 p oh tind; I'eddei Ut mode, tc ha re hr III attend Anderson, a joItd h Tim; tt viollt ~ v. a dioner -intl inake . * agrcs neighbor, ld' s Ii Iuuhilig (I'll iii tuikers pearnec on Central I' 11)1 ici.i hearer of the troop's red satinW or1,1 "I just couldn't belie; C 1U\ h.int r 'she will h.' costumed un' th lii itnits, ;t ho hitise it Showcase. It'tevisloii panel pro ''W eyes when I realized it ','. as much like the older girls, Mrs PI I ziit8 tont4unipt ion (if al- grant seen a; em Channel II, I1 11141.41, 11) potill(IM R Y( gone," she said. "We want it Ruth Boutwell sill(]. 1 . ,,... I back. It's our favorite boulder." . . ... ! - 7 t. - ___ Y,1~~`._-.. Rev. Knight Elected Conference VA By Southern Methodists - - _ I 1 r . ' s'oo ~.,_ .-_.~ _., I I (U. theart Has Heav I ki* . 'Churchwomen Set Youth Ac ale m . •-:- 1 0 • 4AkII-1, : - ~, - i trnn by Cdr. Dean \Vehsler of 1VA1L.8 for his work with the 'Tactical Recornmissartc'c' irid Surveiflance" study conducted by the Conthay DcN-clopment (~oninvand. 1,t. 1)1-0111 11101-1j.-I 11 sellIs Conjj)jjt experience ill Viet Nam and his kiovk'dge of Naval aerial platforms COflt-fll)Uted greatly 1 .-1 1. . I Ra11 K i r( ~ #~~-- ,_ 0 ,. .,.. -_ 4 .1 . II.I , . _ . - ' ..# . ' ftb~ I . - ' brajdsthnot ,andltihallb givOn him." (James 1:5) 1[ji urch. ~ Mission Conference at Man- I " IW& - 4 L. nurn Unta He recently took- a group of , voting people to the World - 1 to the success of the operation. ti. 40 - - Memorial rowne ,4~ .. ' M.- , -'; .; = I • ~ --•--- V fnle, n . .. , ~ ' - - • - mlr_~~iiiiiiiimiiiii~ -1 i ." ' I I- tnti' l V this summer r.,, -; . 40 tinue - (I;I wliI.'ii studied hurrk'nne sum, I'nlni fl;'oeh iiu'hIt,'rliirnl tniifuIini uuul,' nnul that a,,i",it 1. -- : . - '-: Orletns. were honored by members of the Forest Cit~y T-laptist Church at a Tio-ewell party I-ecenIlY. 110 will C071his studi es :it the Nec; (1)eiunc Baptict Svn fnar ' (HerRld Pooth) ,, First Church of Sanford, and I 1A.as van, active in youth work on the local church and the prrsbytery levels. ' A graduate Of Presbyterian ! -I collept of South Carolina at j -. Jimmy. : Worship services will be con- I durtAid sit Presbyterian Church I of the Covenant at P n.m. Aug. ~ 14 and 21 by Arthur John De- ~ Young, senior at Louisville I'rusI)yternn Theological Seminary. He is a charter member of the, . I _ J. - •, TIIiltulit I' 8 1 . - leave this month for New who I Local Seminary Studenf To Talk ' .•L • 11 '' of or'iiave access to divine wb.dam; Someone tins said that ' wistiom is knowledge plus un tI'. •, , 11 Take- , the will live during their year's eu U, attend these services end I've bpen tntnt:ing almost the denth but the gift of the reception. same thing." Suffice It to any eternal lift' through Rev. Zelinder went it, Japan I" . '': that 'we do find expression in Christ our Lord." Through ' in .lunuary, I 9C12 with his wife. the words of others. Christ we art, redeemed . .111(110in, and (Inughter, Krist.l. the apostle the power or down-drug of si ' of The statement I It'; now five, and lived in Tokyo l .. . Paul -4n lot Corinthians 1:30 in this life, und wu are also ! for two years, whilu lie studied .,1i.', is it' wonderful expression, to redeemed from denth which is ~ till- jIlpj;fwsV hinglifire. me,:of the meaning of the the ultimate penalty of Hill. He trnw preaches, speaks, 'j'-., 1.Lot me suggest that you roads and writes In .lap.uneso. Christian exporitmee. It l, indee4*,-a alltement of faith, He make thin stsitement, of faith i They moved to Yokohnnut in : '' Christian itti. said, "But of him are ye in yours also. To he hu' bt'czmrne Poster God is matins murh more. I)ut It surely I (if Izurni Lutheran Church. 11 , Chriiiii Jesus, who of madti unto us wisdom, and meant this. "But of him art. ismall ronmgution of Japan- ~ 'righteousness, and sanatifica. ye in Christ Jesus, who of ~;od ' Pse. Thit, littie group revently : tmn, .4nd redemption." To be i made Unto UI Witidoni, tuid built C llt'W sanctuary seating "in Christ" for Paul was to he righteousness, und sunctifiesk- 150 persons, which war. dedi- : I cated in ?day. v Wiever. and a believer pop. tinn, and redemptinn." * that which he described I IlLmew ' 1.1 . He also hopes to publish On Aug. 2( they will inve - I . .' A-."- -........ lowing the aidarmn comparable Ideas. Per- of us all." (Isaiah 18:() sans have said to me, "I'm Romans 6:28 the apostle Paul Women's Guild. • " e I' hituir, ('fill tllflV hr t'ujtiqtritrtrqi r :~ .1*1 .1 Urged - "fill i'tntI by tnu'n will; vIiIsInr'' tin ilolc' lh'c'nqlni 1)08th If) flt'ui'tniul nhl('l' I. nmniIqIumer , i'Iusrhln t'oiitity i' .fl lIiiii The uotttmittu'u"q report soul VIIhniiis snid Weditesilny. k unvuflul lit.' t'u'neIi of wititihint $7 of the stotc"s Ill coonwiuuinni. sold while i'eivnsliig sinrin ulsii,,,ue" - and Ktithy, nine I master's Degree. S. a visor and hold seminars for I what I am talking about- Ex- tinii. The 711ble spenkt; very 'n-m,, h" will address the, chil-' they flev- it) Denver for ..it dren's and adult's r)san with his brother, OrR'aniats from all the .apaii- I . ws'nI' visit .s.i. ej be will present a slide lsi'- The Rev. Ro rt Znhnth;r .f ose Lutheran Churches, and Inare framed In wonderful words we liku sheep have gone astray. struct choir directors. ture of his work In .lp;n; at LLCWOOd, Cob. . • 'r - Iiiii,it'iini' s, 4,4111011,114 only Is !(.fif. m('r' ,il inrl inrIi,trinI hii14. i'tiflt$i'c with u,ti hrris tIIf.'rrnt t'n.Ii'c rdt 'rho r's,cI,' vhkh w'iuld hi 'is' a ,' iqi 0 I £ n 'U' PP;.,)v I 'V !~ Ill ovu'r iiui' i to. trn fire. MiII ASK AIOUY MPK1Ofl PI,AcAP.1 APS PROMPT Utn 1* ieritUt FROM 1K! MOST IS1$4WS nt;tnr lte Ihin'Iu'nni' flriii - ' 0% 1 pfiItHvr, rkI. ' tuntic iiin'iI I inport riHt uI i'ttIn, hI A Rtntt'wiih' un ( I IPI fnIIiwIiig IA I%i'I u%' It, u$ nub' for FIuIuIn I I'uIhuiti ''I'll hk'n tutu tit'i'Ii'iI to i'.'$tI Iiit'iIintii' do ill, • - School at 9:] day. in Honolulu. Prom there I hama. He will be a music ad- Sot to; music. Often persona will We have turned every i comment Upon a sermon ad his own wa y: tund the 1.nrd (7:8(1 p.m., nnd the famil3' will ,t, Code uilding 9 ' Ascension on Sun- mnnthk. wore horn. I After the year'. furlough, re plan to return to The 71u'hnderu. lo?t Tokyo on the ,a AU. 21. at the t mid thu SunuIa of concept e B er Stron % . . 0.4 pri'nc'Ii at Idny, . ' I Ittr u%. The rrent hymns Of the calls atUtntinn to the wntriderful 1 )(1 :110 si.m. servirfas. and durbic ". - Protection Needed Hurricane I 14, ' may it 14 V Rev. 7,t'hnd"r nttrnd rnndnrti furlough. Hi' Of Eflrlih un.rvw' tsit tended 1w frru'nrr for furloughing I y' Nay a Setntn. rm y an d pronno1, sinnNrI,p ,t Concor di A B REV. FilEt) B. CHANCE, c,timrnittrd to the will of God. Anmrlruti huuintst mm, antI 4 ar' in St.. 1,niiis, Mo,, from Pnstoi' Fh't Baptist Cltureh R his vxnrnpk WI' fl?V IT1pIri' day for an dnv vjMIt with thi'n' fnrniiiu't.. ut wu'li at. othor Aug. 2ft.80, i' his Ptlflta, Rev. and In September he will attend Frcuentb' we Sind epreasio;i and bu.- our faith in him Mrs. C. missionaries. Durint tht'ir stity in .li*piin Northwestern U n v e r a I t for mirtielvea In the words of have strength t(' 'TflW IT) 0(0' fl u'hndt'r of Ascension 1.uththeir two Voufluir dnithtra, School of music to work on his others. It mg' ho * poem or own du'diratkrn to thu will of ' omit Church, (nolherr. it '. ., . I : 1. 9 1 ;1" 9 I.,T1 I 3. . .111111110 .-. - NEW SANFORD - ii f ; I to .41 - - _0W.;_ HIGHWAY 17-92 TO 9CK9RD DRUG PLAZANEXT . , ;1,~ ___________ I ''1. ." I _____ 11 t I I - . r -"----I----, . - ~, - . . 0 .. 4I 1 I . - . . -.---.- - -. .. 1% ~ L I - ,_ ' L~ - - -,_46A ~. ,, �1' a S S t Ft "Dollars For Demos" I hairman Named y4 TAMPA A Chairman for sponsors share equnily in the runn," Mrs. Enflander . Dollars ' proceeds. plalned. fo Democrats fund raising Mrs. Engbinder said she e• She has asked State betnt campaign has been named by pert to orp-ani,'.e the campaign cysc Executive Commifte Pat Thomas, Chairman of the j for funds in every county of members to eeeommend pet State Democratic Executive tht fasti. and Will he naming eons in each county to head ii Committee. county ebsi nien soon. She anth e campa i gn.Mie. Englande Mrs. Mal (Sophia) Englund. inounced that she has asked is the wife of veteran Misir or of liliami Beswh will dftt ThnmaF to appoint some the biennial drive for funds inent business or professional Bsae)i City Councilman We which the Democratic party man as cc.chairman for the E'ndet. will spend to assist Its nom- i stew-wide effort. inees In the general election 'Dolhirs. for Democrats is a campaign. The appointment precinct level solicitation In has es been confirmed with the which every registered Demo. National Democratic Commit- ct-at is given the opportunity tee by Elliott Roosevelt, Na. to partiripate In Party activity Sign Agreement tional Committeeman, and to contribute to good gayDollars farDemocrats is a ernment, regardless of the vot- JAIARTA. Indonesia (AP) traditional fund raising effort 'ors position In his community. 1ndoiap4 Malaysia sigm sponsored every two years by Every Democrat will he con- " .... . •. - - •;•. • - s . . - 4 .. • ••. TWO - ii •• A . J. - musical session held at St. Andrews Presbv- JOINING IN the teenage : county, state, and national tacted if we fully implement an WMInent today to end thel DemostIc committees. The the Dollars for Democrats pro- thrf* 'eJ1r undeclared war. teriam Church in Bear Lake, Friday night, were left to right, Steve Shc*f, Winter Park, and Randy and Scott Gettings, Bear Lake. All teen.. agers in the community are invited to the musical sessions to be held each Friday at 7:45 during August. (Herald Photo) Malaysian Deputy Prime Mir l S Executive Aftends Camp Loca 41 • 4V •- • • 4. 4 k • , 4 -- - - , • ' . ii *rry Boy I L J i 1, 1966 l% - EI,TON FAT Do you think you might • ¶ouII B. TW4NEW... Pink" WITH YOUR County D L dy perafil s outs Enjoy At military skills") to stay In service. To qualify for this bonus one must have two years of active duty, not counting active duty for training purposes, be grade E-3 or above and have a mini Orientation For New Jaycees AIIDO - Set Tuesday Af Bank Lounge Sanford-Seminole Ja.vcees Under the direction of President James Rowe will hold their first new member orientation. Tuesday at the Florida State Bank Lounge at 730 p. rn. Purpose is to tell the new Jaycees about the Jaycee movement on local. district. state, national and international iev. GIs. according to Waym Albert, chairman. Highlight of the evening will be an address by State Presi dent Dave Byars. Other guest speakers will include District B Vice President Frank Finch. National Director Dr. Gary Sowers and National 'lcc Pies. Went Don Ashier. Other phases of the program will include an appearance by Reid Brodie, who is Past State President of the Kentucky Jay cees, a movie showing local Jaycees In action prepared by Put Preeident Clyde Long and an explanation of the different levels of Jayceelini by memhers of the board of directors. Recentlyy Sanford - Seminole Jaycees attended a caucw held in C eitien', boated by South - AND OUR NEWEST STORE LOCATE A Seminole Jaycees under the direction of Past President Frank Finch, now District S vice president. The summer caucui was a prelude to the lull conference to be held in Clearwater the week-end of August 19. The Sanford -Seminole Jaycees have already planned for a large delegation to attend. Legal Notice 709MCM OP 511IT (isssssrery No. ICIM TiLE s'i'*'rc or 11i.0u1n. Tü 14TTiL UWNL WIld4AME. lt.sjd.nce Unkowx., a t d host Ins' krico n-11 mailing aUcircas, Is: WCTLR5 ITATE HOVI'i'I'At.. FTAt7NT0N . VIRGINIA. A wort; Compiiitnt having bse*i filed aLjILInet YOU in Cit. cult Court in asici lot beinlnol County, Florid, by HENRY Rt1tJOD I14LIdJlb. PAaInttU, for divorus. sorus L4TT1 MCNE WILLWdfi, iet.ngn, the.s presents are to command YOU to appear and file your Anwar or other defesie, or pleadtax bereir with the Clark at the Circuit Court of boml,iuIc CoustX Ploridsi. aud Nerve a copy tbei.,t rn J'LiilntIff, uttonss•y. Curry!! Ilurkas, Attorney at LdiW, Ci Hanford Atiantir National IM, ut1(1irg jtjijp • ?lorlija 3511. 0*1 UT before the Zard day of Auu.t, A. I). IMS, or otherd.r.. Cod will Men In Service wise be entered against you. Thy anjurd Herald is dougArmy Private Ronald E Guy. tiMed as $ Xsewup&iper of general ircul&ti*i, In `11 ",tine citeIL has comphited a leadership ctioxi shall ba published sues each course at the Non week Tar tour ucasecutlu'e w.sks. inisa1oned C)f r&CW Academy. WiTlEab my hand and et ticlad we of the Clerk of the Port Polk, La. Circuit Court on this thø lath Pvt. Guy entered on &c:Uve 4 Ut Jul)'. A. D. 211. duty in Muy and completed (HEAL) Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. basic tni,inii at ppy d, C1etr of Circuit Court BY: D"nn M. MurjuL l.0 California.He is a 196 gracarroil laurke duat.. of Garden Grove, Cal Lu.jru at LAW 61 bsniord AttaziUc bernie.. Hish s&i Ptt Guy is the wii of Mrs. tksmtiiy Woody who resides at Pu bl iall Jul?, . i Ar Aui i- NOW At all J.M. FIELDS FREE! ...VALUABLE... 3201 W. COLONIAL DRIVE TO ML L'i4..': '•' -• I: ORLANDO i.i!S U III IIN LW We p., y foul $hat Qu on,* Is a great spFiy for you to mee make aund .purdi..s, We guarantou you will be surprised, - d "11 • vs. ut. I the Numbw .ft your "PM MONEY" is mW of the il i dwe s Sunday, AuVW 146 for Jiat ps.II y. -. Mohair is Wool . ITALIAN ARD1GAN.,,--1. • Not IZ d'\ of %J We made these Special Preasseason Purchases 6 months to a year ago to bring you these savings of 25 % to 64% today ! A. a :•• / Itautimuf m33,ted from t?OI 10% nylon and 10%. mhir Chaoso from h.athevs. We *0/. - . . woøl. frosted's . • . collar and c&làrt.n. bubble, cabl* and, other nos. / J city stitches. Your choice of I fmwew colors: white, tight blu,, pi,*.. mesas', loden, r•&, berry or brfcfr. Scoøpr up see. eral of the's* beautiful cardhjnt to cams.pier, every ensemble at I.M. Fields low, low price! Small, medium and Iórg,.. - • - '• ' - -. ... - .,•- ' •• •.• J'Pro-Season Sale i SAVE Pre-Season Sale • I ) 34% SAVE 5007o - PSOUAL LUaCY NUMBER ot $4C10 A. 146, 1964 this Pau* M....., Will be wrik t_ - L$mbbl$ dell k I.LII Ift Iey "M. bet. -.t --. ui_. p11 by It i51 1 set rs&...yse 00 las let P=W at OW of t.selsys. $sindv.ds of Lucky rOdsed. e. J. N. PISIOL. a - 4 - -U- a, WINNING NUMBERS POSTED AT EACH JM. FIELDS provides officers for the Ms. rin. Corps), the Air Force's Colorado Springs and the Coast Guard's New London, academy all have four-year programs. The entrance age bracket for •0 1CWiAh1&r •PORFABLE TV ICW*Wft OLOR .TV each ls the ssms-17to22. They are the military counter- p parts of a civilian college or university. The student body of each, with some exceptions, are men with no prior military ser- PLUS! MANY MANY ITEMS vice. Entrance is almost entirely by congressional appoint ment, with rigid academic and physical requirements, except TJOUGHOUT OW ENTIRE STORE! TO U UU 1*Y I41 AIGIST OILY! for the Coast Guard academy where entrance I. by nationwide examination. competitive_exam OPUS SUnAT 12 NOON OUR 611I ORLANDO AREA STORE 3201 _ (11 Enlisted men In the regular or reserve forces may compete for a comparMiyely limited number of presidential nomina- W.COLONIAL DR. • an through Officer Candidate Schools or, in limited Instances, by direct commissions from civilian life. The four service academies the Army's West Point, the Navy's Annapolis (which also 1001S OF Nss'sjustssamph. As- Air Force, Navy or Marine pilot drawing about $700 per month, with other benefits, be could get start-off pay of about $1,000 as an airline pilot and, with seniorItyaccumulating, climb far above that income level. There are several possible paths to becoming a commissioned officer in the services, sioned including appointment to the three major academies, through the Reserve Officers Training Corps programs of the services, suming he Is in or Colorado Springs. Graduates of the four academics are commissioned ensigns. ond lieutenants of the service those Like ITEIPARE as • .; Ii ' academies, students in the Re- srve Officer Training Corps programs at schools, colleges and universities are no-prior. service men. The idea Is that along with your civilian school- 1 1 FLAlDo tog you receive enough military LI.IS & "Mmlywow b& Mumma SAWOMM"W awammw awmamm. training and military subjects to qualify you for an officer's commiuion, either in the reguJar establishment or as a serv e officer. Two of the services, the Army and Air Force, set ages entrance Into ROTC type units Low enough U, Include young. re-- for - stars entering high school. The brackets for these programs of both servicem are 14-24. The naval ROTC age bracket is 17 to 31. The Coast Guard does nut age Mush, Rd. admallk cdow k. • H.. I -- -_-_, : • S - • .. .i. :; ' • \ i'... , , " .*)' .•.. : . .:'... • • - ka •• .....• ;' / I, L. .v • U • '. .,' .1 • • -. . l) ' ' I' 'Ji. 0 • ' I ' • '" j . ' : . -4 dii tS' s1 ' i 'f I ( • • '4 • , ' .4 • • ".',..- - t •1 .tl, a . : • . • M • ,, .' •• • • ONG KO 5.99 100% Shot/end FULL FASHIONED MOHAIR BLEND CARDIGANS CARDIGANS 397 80% wool, 10% mohair, 10% nylon 100% wool full fashioned cardigans fsoturs dy.d.to.malch button,. Choose navy, loden, brown or berry solids1 teal, moss green, grope or brick heathers. Bliss 34 to 40. 7.99 Inks' Orki 10.95.14.95 Men's 5.98 Girls' Bulky sweaters come in bulky, cable or fisher. man knIts. Choose white or pastels in solid colors, or frosted heather lones. 7 to 14, Sizes CARDIGANS, PULLOVERS Acrylic BULKY SLIP-ONS, CARDIGANS 497 $5 Choose swealers of 100% lambs wooll 50/. AcrUari' acrylic, 20% mohair; 50/. alpaca, 50% worsted wool, morel Blue, ton, powlet, morel Small, modivni, largo sstrc large. - - 499 Boys' GIN' TURTLE NECK SWEATERS 97 100% Odon cardigons and 1i P-ans, from Japan at* full-fashioned; n'collarless, club collar or cr,w.n.cli st'ylss While, blu*. pink, be;gq. $avail, M*diuln. and large sizes. kAacnine *usnuai* 1JQ% Orioii am~iic puliQuert havo mock iwlie nos. sing sI..s.i. deal for any ousan. Spruce, Wwv, kiirgundy or navy. s4QQP '*M YPI zss S to IS. TURTLE NECKS FOR THE FAMILY SELLOUT PRICE ' sec- or fanU$ ( :... tions to West Point, Annapolis - T.Cowsaff .. That lieutenant colonel or Orw wr.u, 5.99 Ladles' :1 ' Or, In the commissioned oWear ranks, take a lieutenant commander is an example. iMPRINTED WITHYOUI & and our Grand Op csim thh Siw4.y, AvrW 14,12:00 now fill O P.M. cd 3I Cols.il imft Yaw Meaè s.d • c _,iljiJP CI$COU $90 a montk drawn of more than $4W a second lieutenant or ensign 16 years ago, with a base pay of less than $300. His base pay now is about $700. pa Isn't big, messMill ut-ed against jobs of similar nature in civilian life. number you nolénd inystEdays paper oiw "PINK MONEY" a Thiib.w way rsducingy.0 to your oftme J M.sIdski ike WON& wou. Fsith in this us pou will find annd this vss*. !. colonel or navy commander as an example: He started out as . 111. 1966 . :' Tho UF i 1I dI' QUILl •'•,• : - . i u2 of less than a lose pay •• or overseas. In ad. ;M hout one miflfrm arvfe, Avahlabir' to the enllste') man "lilion, there are a rfnn'n sen- hoth enlisted and e1fi.!.r part' courses similar Pr, or irfrnP)- etal programs Imder which sonnel. are t'n'rt1led each y*". cal with those for r,fffrer tuition anti some oTher f;pwsmr4 of a thousand %ubjectd They ran tend the av along are pain pnrPl or hoI1y. ft ii are 'ffered. ,'mlueathn,nql pa th s to f,rn'mr,tlon estimafenl that. mor.' than thre In rank or to officer rommis- rrirtri of the snF4set's and lThiq irtiele was ernidene*f Plonq or skilts that will he rise- I courses might at, on htse from Flton P''s "G.t. G~ fit! Inc Ivillan Jobs, schools are applicable incivil- booklet. To ohta1 the ewm. •"rvlces have more than Ian Jobs. ploto hnoktt send *1 to 01. 00 r,yi-hir' classrooms in the (orreupondenee ciuses are j Guide in care of this atithed R tntmt. phior other.4 high on the pepnlsri'v list. pitper. , inIti tuition Ui civilian .clrntplq. I qi,oard øiips • 1 1P 16 years ago at $ starting pay • "''. !1 ' geant or senior c", who entered service about • servIce. standards suili as physkal fit- 211 years the top tot avlfltlnn Il R( 'IIU1P1IN(I to Air tl'orce 204 Your ismimitatlon thwsn't tmed ness and nt,ntn1 nptitudr, may mcii); (Ii,' qualify for direct enlistment 29 ' : the ('east (hlard 21 to 2fl. In ei,1 whcn ytill become an enIn OCR. The t-.'iiuir.'meitts for Iii,.'.t nlipointinetitf4 to .rri. listed moan in the atmoil forces, college ,k,trres and the letigtlt cet' entimmuisslons occur III In. Along wit h teaching Iesons of training at Ot'S schools stnni'es where speelni iriirrs- mr the bnttkflel,I, the tnlilinry vittles anmewhnt with the bill- sionni or teehnkitl skills itt.' ilperni m's a numitt I. in hilt,,, dollar vidmil services. tiei'iteil. Alsii (',ifllflhlsSIt)tIS lit.' r, ohivnflotinl 5%'4$t'm ,f tortsl'ntrntire age lirnekets fo r tile irmnntc'd as the direct result of sponilonep courses, on OCR iilrfrrs With services. limo t'onibnt slnurt,t,tns n*i.l p Fi t tly or wholly II iuu" length of service. A master ser- • iii -a Military pay Con with promotion in rank •:, immen SEVERAL POSSIBILITIES - - - 't'omnrrnw we'll toll yoti a i;mut (MOS). The definition of criti. cal skills change as new equipment or weapons come Into use. The combination of the standaid and variable bonuses run Into tidy sums as reenlisthients are repeated. You have seen photographs of an old time sergeant or navy chief trundling a wheelbarrow full of money. While reenlistment bonuses may he hundreds or even thousands of dollars, wheelbarrow loads are rare and usually the product of some publicity officer caper. *sms.b.r this 'offer is only paid fee. 12 noas WI 9 P.M. on Sunday, Aug. the 14th. !R PA EU *WE -MTT ISLAID DLTII - military occupation specialty - AREA STORES The student body of the Off Iear Candidate Schools (OCR) maintained by the servicca come front the two sources. One is from the inflated or warrant officer ranks of the regular itnil men whose reserve forces work and showing In aptitude tests mark them as likely offiear material. The other source r"alistment, bonus," aimed at t for ec providing nicians (those with "critical sI nesian Foreign Minister Man to make the military a career. perhaps try after a while for an officer's commission? Some do. Many don't. The services are hot on re. enlistments, partIcularly of those with technical slims, and have two programs to encourR". It. One Is the standard reenlist. metit bonus, for those above the first or second grades. to one Month of pay for each previously served year of onlistutent, with a top of $2,000. In addition, the senlees have someth ing called th e "variable IWIDAY LIII ThI U NOON use an ROTC program, relying en nice tltn at.' ,.nfl, irc ginilu. A timly's bracket Is I R 1,4 to 2: want on Its Offlear Candidate School. ales nitil t1ni, if meeting other flits MarInes 20 to 21 (bit with $ The standard reenlistment program provides R bonus equal ' Malik signed June I in Bangkok ties betwee the two Southeas Thomas G. Albert, Boy &outLa-N c-Che, Central Florida Asian countries will eeuc' a Executive of the St. John's Council Camp. In the Ocala lance and diplomatic reIeUcrn River District, is serving as forest. This is the first time i will be re-established. host for the Scauters 'Wood the course has been offered in Badge" training course being Central florida, but It Is the p offered this week at Camp session 2s2n4 th the SoutheagtSfate S First a cr11 The "Wood Badge" course is open to selected "topnotch" Nwds O emo on seouters in Region VI with 84 in uttendanct from North and TAAflASSE (AP) South Carolina, Georgia and X'ay showed galhitnnes an Floridu. Harry Brahni, assist- gallstones are not good for you.' ant. director of volunteer BSA Gay. Haydon But-US said Wed Training of Memphis. Tennes- nesday In announcing that his see is the co-ordinator for the wife, Mildred, will have an cqy William Whitaker, Orlando course. eratlon. attorney, will speak In ap. Those finishing the three- Burns said he passed the posi tion to the "so-called MIS, state training program will be week long physical at Mayo souri plan of appointing entitled to wear two wooden Clinic In good shape but the Judges at the meeting of the beads on a leather thong with examination showed Mrs. Burns uflOk County Democratic their uniforms. should have the operation as a Association scheftled f or S Albert has assisted with preventati ve menaure. pin. Tuesday at the South Ifnur such courses in other They were to fly back to the Seminole Bank conference states, where he has served as clinic today for the operation, room. executive. Robert Cleveland of which is planned tomorrow. Whitaker is diredar of the Orange City, ch&iroian O f SL It expected to be about 10 Academy of Florida Trial Law- i Johm District is attending the is days befam Mrs. Burns Vera Association and governor eight day encampment. to Flori da r ncithe gover. of the American nor said he vmuld stay with her. Association. I 6 ORL*JbO Ahtamuatt, Springs. August Identical with o1w he and Inde for appointment of judges by t° $1,500 in 1966 and still get business In daily telephone calls By Jam Cuselbury Ila. When the rangers at Hugh I According to Mickie Daniel, the governor In place of dee- all of th eir social security hen- to his officeAn unscheduled stop for Taylor Birch heard of their wife of the scoutmaster and tion by the people. This plan elite. 11 you art still working The governor a p a k e in a An hoarse voice during a news conbeing considered for inciu- some benefits may be paid wheel repairs In Ft. Lauderdale problem they invited them to veteran of three previous troop is . sion in the new state consti- you. inquire at your local So- ference shortly after be arrived provided an unexpected plea- use the group camping facili. trips, who mailed in this re- tit ciiil Security office today. The back at his office from the Minsure for Boy Suns Troop 341 ties for port, the group was coinple- Preceding Whitaker's talk, a Sanford office is located at nesota trip. Be said the irritated or Casselberry Monday, when is not permitted mented •highly on the behavior short business session will be 1 1301 E. Second Street. Office throat was a result of they were allowed to camp at The lia#Uul probing of the boys by rangers at both conductefi by tenet.. Stephen- hours are from 5:30 until 4:00, during eaininaUons at the 9ugti Taylor Birch, State Park. the must popular in thy parks. son, association president. Monday through Friday. Scotitmastie r T. Daniel, 16 and is located clinic. afqJt5, and five other members ocean, so when they were in01 the party spent the first vfted to stay on for a few days night of their two weeks tour they eagerly accepted. Their at Jonathan Dickson State Park visit to Ft. Lauderdale Includ. near Stuart, where they visit- ed a trip to Port Everglades to ed the Smithsonian Institu- see the big ships docked there. ton's Satellite Tracking Stat- The group proceeded on their ion. way Thursday morning stopping They were on their way to the in Miami at the International scheduled stopover in Miami Airport and then on to Key Beach, when wheel repair neces- Largo and John Pennekamp sitated at least a two hour de- State Park. - - reaAfforney BRAffi CLINIC held at Fisher Music Co. in Casselberrv was conducted by Willie Thomas, a University of Florida graduate, who has played with such bands as Woody Berman and Fay Anthony. Among those attending the clinic were (left to right) Paul Willett, Joe Miller, Bob Yeoman, Frank Evans, and George Stubb. (Herald Photo) U nm 4 - . 9E cout Wer 'Fun Abdul Rarak, wh Into Jakarta for ow am Page beraib ourse -• Side Ufl hr Ontvrb - Promotion Chances Are Good For Career Serviceman &flGkI? COSMETICALLY YOURS kusbiti . .. 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"We would be 'ery 111terpstilit has been cleared agatn for roll wns itenkl a lf'en be in tnlklng nhmt n (1nietre1$ an Ernie Per ICnsiu flay enne of 111-1 alleged nnflnctIn fight," Mn,kon ntt1 Tt1III!dn', hea,weIght ehannfAnhtp with Rente aHekninn, A rApttd "hut Clay lin-t other roninilt. fight. tut such qnrst.Ion, a 1nte of underwnHrt ehar. mentit tight now. when and 11 And where ern- ,wters 1Thtky Pnk'iiii, mid tiny, who kiineked out fltlnn $iasls on "where" are still F'rankie Cnrbo. The New Vork London in London In't Matutilny, ,very much up in the Mr. e0mrill0lon said GIk'kmim was Is sditdu1ed for a title "We're interested In talking Terrell's ninnager, l,ut Trnie ngnInt tcrtnnn ehninpinti Karl business with Torell now that dented It. MfIden%n'tgvr in l'i'nnklurt Sept. he'a ehiihle to fight in New So the fight was moved to Chi. in. York," said Madison Suure cugo. The Ithuols AtliIe(k Coni. The New V.nk A(tilctk ('otit(;aen matchmaker Harry mission turned it down beenwile mission, tinilet' new iiintrmnn Marksnn after the New York of Clay's remarks about his Ed I)onk3, gnv4' unanimous np Athletic Commission had grant. draft status. 'let Nnni and such. ;rnwnl to T"rrell's license, ed Terrell a hicene to fight in Louisville and Vttftburgh which names (k'nrge A. tbimkl New Vorit. turned it down. Verdun, Que., as his manager. humid is part. could settle up all this Huron, 5.1)., and Mrni'liester, owner of the new Miami Dol talk about who's champion,' N.H., made bids for It before phins of the Ami'ik'nn l'notIinIl Clay said In Ciiicao. "That the site wns finally pkked - League, would be nice." Toronto. "The New \'ink ('omnhlasion Clay, generally recogniwd as But Terrell plied out of that apparently satisfied Itself that the world champion, and Ter- light because he couldn't get the Terrell has disnasocinled him rell, who holds the World fox- guarantees he wanted. Clay self with Glickmnn," said floli Ing Association version of the wound up fighting Getirge Chu. Turley of the California Athletic title, were scheduled to fight valo lit Canada, lie iimn It, of Commi nnion. lie ininteii ilut last March. But it never came course, and Terrell enIualIy (hut New York originally had the and off arungements fought and heM Doug •lones In denied Terreil the license he reached lancal proportions be Houston. enuIsc' of disclosures tiinde by fore it was all over. the Cnhilnrnin grnuii concerning Now, it. could be on again The bout had been set for Ma. but well in the future, his connections with Glickman. -- - _ _ __ , ~I 1 I__ ': . . , .. ;? !; f: - p. -__ ' p 'S ' I ., •4' . .. - J. '. .4 1. - - "'.—_L - 1. - ji "3 -S __*l. — - - QU1TE A CROWD GATHERS AT SWIM MEET TH I"' MORN71NG AS YOUNG SAI WMMIS STARTED THINGS OFF NNITH A SPLASH i S i" I ,i.i. ,,; Twenty=Two eams T t Second Sanford Swim Meet En er I Pzige — 6—Augnt 12 1966 Competition Continues Saturday I '.. ' Twenty-two F 1 a r I d a AAU Sanford Naval Academy pool. j The Class B competition is swim teams opened The second with the Winter Park and south slated today and at a.m. Setannual Sanford Swim Associa- Rrevnrd YMCA teams considurdav morning, the Class A tion m eet th is morning at th e eredfwu'oi'Ites. swimmers will hit the pool. Modals will he awarded to individuals finishing first, seend each event, :I1C8O:Ihfl rep ri ers finish fourth, fifth and sixth will receive ri I ___ 1 . . ,4 . . . -.... ... •I -.. .... ,,_. t •...., S. *.>- 5, +.1 P E ______ I ___ *' * '• * '- ,,• - .t ' I. 5* " I ...; :j:. k..- ' ''x'i I . . •: r '' ...... I' 4 At . ' S —. F I ~~j - eport , Members I n Gal's Loop ; . .1 - R 5 1 . -1 ' ! ciation team had its first home Monday T' me et last summer and this won by Leeshurgh. This ye, It's football time again. f11etts wauLs his gndders at the the field i-' A lot tougher and and Sanford are , Gridders at the count.'s four gym at " p. in. Monday. Pro both darkhorscs to the high schools report Monday for babic time for drills will be at two favorites. equipment and physicals and 7 a. m. and 4 p. in. Sanford hosted an earlier two-a-day drill will begin Thea- The Seminoles will workout Cla ss B meet here in June and on the football practice field day. The boss will just work out which this "ear has a ne lay-, won it easily, with Leesburg in gym shorts the first week er of grass, aided b a ne uinisning cecond Teams entered , and then don the pads next sprinkling system installed last end' meet are: in this week' / Monday. spring. Beckner Swim Association, Seminole High coach Buck grooms Coach Willie Halt Cocoa Bench Swim Club, Cen. has asked his gridders to report trai Brevard YMCA, Country to the Panthers gm at "'1 .CIuh of Orlando. Colonial Swim p. m. Bo's who were out for: C I u b, .jack- it' Barracudas, spring drills are to bring T Da yt ona Beach Swim Associashirts, and newcomers. Halt tion, El Fin, Eustis Swim Club, asks, are to bring T-shirts and Kthwood Manor Athletic Club, sneakers. Leesburg S w i m Association, = Marge Caruthers. secretary If Holt is satisfied with . . the Mount Dora Swim Chub, Ocean of the Monday Evening 'Worn- I team's progress, he will hold Aquatic Club, Ocea nside Coun. en's Scrateb League invites all just one practice a day. If not., try flub, Orange Swim Assothose women with uvrages of he'll hold two sessions dai) elation Platinum Coast Swim 180 oi higher and who would Lyman Coach Dick- Copeland Club Cocoa Recreation Assoflkt to bowl in thisleague to and Oviedo coach Herman Lof elation South Bre ard YMCA, be at the lanes on Monday, ton could not be contacted by Sanford Swim Association, Tiof Montreal club, and Burt Shotten, Dodger scout. Bow times Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. for an nrguni- the Herald, but Greyhound Lion tusviI Aquatic Club, 'Umatilha have changed. Dressen. who died Tuesday, was later manager of ! 7ational meeting. griddem art. ex;wMed to report , Swim Club. Winter Park Swim Dodgers, WaHhingtol1 Senators and Detroit Tigers; Rickey, who There will be four women to Monday. Assoiatjon, also died this past year, was considered baseball's greatest front the league .................... each team with office genius; and Shotton, too, went on to manage the Dodgers, starti ng the following Monday, replacing Dreasen, who quit because he couldn't get a two-year Aug. 211th at 7 p.m. contract. And the ball park's gone too, replaced b the nice, modFormer league menthers and ern Alemoriul Stadium which still stands just it hulf-block uwu.v. Ito have registered Put, alas, the city has outlnwecl baseball there now. The picture are Gloria Accardi, Sue Juckabove was taken ))y Robert L. (ox of The Eases Studio. son, H elen Darkis Owens, Ellen Bette, Dot Powell, Georgia Coyne, June Spolaki, Jean Kreick. _____________ _____________ ______ -- TWENTY YEARS AGO the Brooklyn Dodgers' brought their farm teams to Sanford for spring training. R. B. Crumley, of Crumlcy-Monteith inc. (insurance and real estate brokers) was Seminole County Chairman for the Red Cross and he gathered . these baseball figures together for a publicity shot at the old stadium on Me1lon'flIc and Celery Ave. Front row, left to right, '(followed by their 11145 positions) are Chuck Dressen, Dodger .,; Bill Killifer, minor league nutnngm- : Top row—Geurg(. Sisle,-. Jiutiger scout anti 'U!li of baseball's greatest hitters: Mel •lrnies, general managet' :, I _.L.. .,. [-.-*. ' o -- .------- - -- I.,, ..' 4% Giordello Will went to fight again. GA,1LF1Lfl, ,J. ('Up,j) — Giardeilti, wtw Vowed Last The fourth annual convention wou I of al said he will figlit Cash White in ien Aasociutiutj will lit. held in ' Reading. Pa., all Sept. Paterson, N.J., Oct. 21-211. According to association PresiCi'utiuui, hurst' of tin' year ii. dent Jack Lurl,Asu, the g*'.w, is 1WA. won 19 ci his 20 ruct,s and suei5iiij a punhiuti wuIL.we' fund fiaustid second as the one 1w bill in New •lersvy fur ti.. i.,.,,Jut. J alit of sick said retired hiusrn-u. p&ial k10 Course E I A 1 EVERY DAY Esso 1. I I I FlyingUminole PAl(AGf STORE. OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. - 6:l 5 P.M. HIS? SANPOID WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP$ - 310 INTIO$JCTSON PUGH? -4M AVIATM POODUC tADgI I't AIA 5'J" 3 MU D LAST * OVIIO HIINWAY 41 - 4 , - L -- _ - - .1 1. .I. S'g*.'-.-------- _. - -. - - - --- - -------....... . ... - -' - - . - : -- 'r. >' .'~.~, '"-..- - - '' - LT54 ..... S.. - =Lsm-.,. ~~--~;- N -m- De *s*ion ivi as important us the physical ment is and leave it. U,S to them aspect," Hitchcock said. "If a to get the job done. player knows alead of time "I'll do what is necessary to that he will be seeing action, get them ready," Hitchcock and knows what position he'll said. "It will he up to them On be playing, he's got a chance to the field." get himself in the right frame There are only st.ven weeks of mind." and 48 games left to find out That's the way Hitchcock it the Hitchcock system gets plans to inatiaw. He'll iet each any better results than the one. Brave know wiat his assign- used by Bragan. — _____________________________________________________________ Major League Standings W. -. — ,.. . s -. . - - - Probe Asked In Race Action smku SS." ON 100 hANDS . fl-.-,.. - Fight Again . .. NATIONAL LEAGUE L. Pct. GB .593 46 67 Pittsburgh 66 49 .574 2 San Fran. Los Angeles . 63 48 .568 3 Philadel .... 61 53 .535 644 St. Louis . -. 59 54 .522 8 Cincinnati ... 58 55 .513 9 .478 13 Atlanta ...... s}{ca.tn ..... so 62 .446 1644 New York . 49 64 .434 18 Chicago .....87 74 .333 29 m.-y's Results Chicago 94 Houston 8-8, 1st game 11 InnIngs: 2nd game 7 Innings. suspended. curfew Pittsburgh 7. New York 5 St. Louis S. Philadelphia I Only garnez scheduled Tod's Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N Philadelphia at Atlanta, N Chicago at Los Angeles, N Houston at San Francisco, N New York at St. Louis, N Satunday's Games Chicago ad Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco Philadelphia at Atlanta Pittsiurgk at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis Sund ay's Games 1cago at Los Angeles, 2 Houston at San Francisco, 2 Philadelphia at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati PONTIAC (Al') — Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank K.ehley asked New York at St. LouIs, 2 Wednesday for a one-man grand jury to probe charges of race horse doping, bribery and conspiracy at Ititwl Park Race Track, He was expected to request another oneman grand Jury today to investigate Detroit race course. The action came after Guy. George Rornaey revealed state pollee have been investigating the two race tracks for two seeks. , - .• spoken Striong in . :' By l)AVII) M. MOFFIT UP! Sports Writer ATLANTA (UP!) — You suddenly inherit a seventhplace baseball team that shows little sign of bettering itself, so what do you do? If you're Billy Hitchcock, new manager of the Atlanta Braves, you take a positive approach and set out to inipiove on your inheritance. "I'mno iragician," the softHitchcock said after being named to replace ousted Manager Bobby Bragan. "I don't claim to have all the answers. But the Braves are a first division team and I'm prepared to do whatever I can to get them there." Hitchcock is quite a contrast to the outspoken Bragan. Where Bragan used caustic prodding, Hitchcock uses tact and pathence. Under Bragan this season the Braves have been wracked with dissension. His constant huffling of pluyers and his questionuble handling of an erratic mound staff appeared to damage team morale. Braves General Manager John McHsle, silent during months at recurring reports that Bratan was on the way out, said the change was brought about by "a lack of coordination all the wit' up anti down the line." Hitchcock feels that much of the blame tests in the fart that many players seldom knew from day to day whether they would be in the lineup. "Mental preparedness is just - _______ xten S --- — Boiing Meet I S H'Iotchcack' s Goal F*Irst -- .- - I SPEED MERCHANT Don Aronow', who h,tld his own b o a t s, Is fighting for the point lead ant"' the offshore power Ths model can "leap frog ocean swells at up to 70 m.p.h." g il e ut .P .. 1. . I .1:.1i ~'- 1. .1 .. "4 Margie Kipp, Dot Johnson, Quality Mobile Binniw and upset tournament favorite Dix -- Irmir, in the first initing. Vila Ganderton, Bert Neville drew a first round h:.-u in the innin g, saw their lead cut to tilt! Sanford All-Stairs kept roll. jon Elertrjr of Cocoa, 76, lute!?' and •1 Ann Wright. Tonight, Quality M o b Inurnanient. : and then ciunie roaring back ing along Thursday night us Quality had pounded St. Aug- Homes niocts the Orlando team Othere who have joined art Jmmui' Emerson both won first round giunues at utIn, 11.8. and George with ai runs in the fourth and Fran Norton, Pat Christi, Judy d tiut' District Slnwpitch Softball ) 1 It I ord All Porulei each got three liit for five' more in th e fifth. in one other game Thursday 1 '8( Clarke, Mary Toinuleki, Merge - Quullt' in lust night's Will ()V'l'Qunlume,nt at Suirke. night, the Orlando All-Stars Stars tiul:mg on Nobles of The All-Stars tied up Redman, Ginny Gaudreau. er St Augustine, while lull going Tin All-Stars, surprise' team upset boat Stark.' Gardet. Re,.- Sturkc' sit I' p.m. into titi' last Inning seerOpenings exist for six more Nobles, the Griuk'r added at home' rui,. Quillill :'' ,euli.djstrjrt. lust weoI, taurmit, 4- 1 , scorilig- sill four :' northe td tWjp in the seven th and v.'niuen to fill this eight team rn sub-district winner, it got four ruii 10 the first ' _____ then held off the Cueo team. league. Jim Warner got two doubles . and it triple for the All-Stars Instant Replay and Larry Hingle added three PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — hIts also. Architect Hugh Stubbins of fly SAM hI'AWLEY M1,10 ronched the Charlest o n can. will run the teamin tit(, Western 1)i"ision Tonight's two winners ad- Cambridge, Muss., revealed PIIJYUE! after Herald hporb. Edhinvance to the Saturday night Thursday that Philadelphia's ILockth to a 14.0 murk and the secoad huh. S I John Umtas Or4anthj Pan th er Couch Pert CPL crown last year and th e S Colt quarterbacks -•, •u. i,,, r mo g now ii finals wi,.., , ,,c tournament winner a. sport* stadium m might , 'b favorite receiver is and Cut,' Cuazzo were hurt, but on to the state in include Moss, who hasn't lost a gunk' year before he' won the United flaTheir n k er Toni Bland, a shifty 16- NFL Commissioner Pett' Ito. instant replay on giant in more th an a year, will he' out I'outhlj League' with the' Ch r_ S no, because' IIaffn- 'Iailuhasse., the following week. screens. pounder who has caught five' i zelk' said to extend bib wmniiig struig k'togi W Vu., leuni touchdown misses in the. Iwi, t('tL'S f Ii.. jVj;U I..., all J—..-__uturauy nigni wIits 1w takes TIii year, however. lie Was )Wt'- Swison gushes. The Pan th ers worked Theirshis Continental Football 1..eaguie Thumwuenc1 away in the, new Orlusi• But Use' Panthers will havegainst duty . club to Virginia Norfolk type plays. play the d o trallelli6t, and the Panthers their hiads full with the pass- with defensive bucks Dick PenNorhulk Neptunes in it prc-sea- have won two straight lopsided jug attack of Norloll, which son vontt'st %'1t'(eset an CFL l)t'tabuIl stars end Herman Driver anti semen and Chat Clark drawing the assinnients to huh Driver. play. quarterback George Haffner. The Panthers leave Or1ando' First was a aj- thumping of Driver made' the AIl.Contmea. Hernulon Airport at 9 a.m. SatWhinling and then last week the Lid League team last year, urduv and will return Sunday 'Panthers whipped the Brooklyn thanks to his 89 receptions — morning after the game. Dodgers, their home' tops in the league. Ruffner The game will be broadcast 'debut Wore more than 111,000 spent the ueasoii on the' DuIti' on radio atatiois WA1tit OrlanPHILADELPHiA inure' Colt taxi squad lust year (hi. Gaunt' unit' is 7 pun., furFurnwr middleweight boxing delighted Inns. Again hlus will have his two and would have played An the ida time. champion Joe)- Giarduflu, ace uunrterhiwls reade-. Don Jones, a Coach ., : I _______. Quality All-Stars Both Tnumph Panther S. j.-' '_ I. 1 ,... ' ~~ - - 4 Z. .- , " ' 'h.' sc "S ,.,. - _. P I -. . '.+'r.t '4S ............., ...." •' .4 ) - . ___ . :' . F. .----,.. —..-. '. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.R. Baltimore 73 40 .646 Detroit 61 51 .545 111/3 Cleveland 60 54 .526 131,4 Minnesota . 59 56 .513 15 58 55 .5)3 15 California Chicago 58 55 .513 15 New York 51 63 .447 221,4 52 66 .441 2344 Washington Kansas City 50 64 .439 2344 Boston ......50 68 .424 25113 Thursday's Results Minnesota 4, California 3 Boston 13, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 6, New York 5, 11 Innings Chicago 10, Kansas City 9 Only games scheduled Today's Games Kansas City at Minnesota. N Baltimore at Washington, 2, twl.nlght Detroit at Boston, N California at Chicago, N Cleveland at New York, N Saturday's Games Kansas City at. Minnesota California at Chicago Washington at Baltimore, N Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Sunday'. Game. Kansas City at Minnesota California at Chicago. 2 Hsltinyjrr at Washington Cleveland at New York, 2 I)ctrolt at Boston, 2 — .., .. I'rn'khnn'iIn fl I e a ftovr's thrive with one ont In the That was the Yankees' last threat. ----------- A wet ball emil sonic welt' vu.Idles In flip 'ntike" litmilti outfield mnile It easy. This (411111,11 hiatt juntieit e Yntikep stnt'Iet' Mel Iftottletny for Lu-tn' intis in the first mi ing after the start of the gnn Was elc'lne.l aft limit by rat Hronks Itoltlnson was on fir Linac wit-11 two out In the hilt 'S'S lien lii.' fun at a t'teil. )'OWell tiltigitni In left lit Hnbinson lientled fur I hirel. %%'lt* going to stni there," Ho mann saul Inter. "Theii 1 ss hteetot' I,oies tiiiss the ball, I kept going." When Lope's finally fishi flip ball out of tin' 1niiWlna I.' ft field will i-cia y'd It hunt the we't ball sijuirteti pa en te'h or .7 a he (HI tha, I'i iwe It-(1uhleil by a in uiat'Ie spastit his right kg, was still at fir whicH Stottletityte, hacking the play, s'etiL after this loni lot II, 'l'hii' iitii't'oi'e on the plc Two tuna, one lilt, t.hrt - - ' nIt1Pi'?I II \I ll.VAt lIt 1'L' (All) halfhnck (;ale Sayers gets cm wills tIn' jol, or littiving lie's for t-e'ni 1111110111 as tIn' (iitr'ngn Hears tiii'c't I lie' Nat timid P'not isoll I "agisu' 'Iirs,npinn (Itri',, flat' l'nrkpt'q In m ,re'spnn t'sh,ihi II.,,i game, that the Pnr'kars antI either f-IF'f, INline c'Iil In' utile it, de'vise - I :-?, I -- P -_ 7- Sayers, the toast of tile' lr'ngsio as a rtmkle, will be till ngtslnst t he Nrt.'a at ingleat tlefe',,eo. Tin' Pin'kera nhkiwecl a knguie'tow o1 titily 224 points Isiat qc-'nqrpci while uuin,il,ig the Western Division crown, The sanip defense will Ink (lie field tonight lit the national ly televised game' scheduled to start at 9:40 p.m P1)T, The l'in'kera, already ton t'iuii'ecl that Sayers is as good as lila sensational rookie' record would Indicate, concentrated all week on Wfl$ to Sttlf) thrusts or tin' former Kansas star, Conch George Ifalas imlIeve's 1119111 - WE 111LITY1 S A01YY A MINIMUM I PLY COIflTRUC. ItOH Al fOAY'S TLJRP4PIU sonic' ssirr'e'sqful strnfrgoms, St. Ilie' ci,c"ti"cl the-' t'hc'cl,,Ic' with it,,' l,ione itt A -- --- - Before You Buy! Packers To Test First Year Men - — - --- Check the PLY Sayers Can Prove He's For Real@ - - \4 — Hi AS*tWlATli) l'IIHMR Jill 01thf, fl'h1 the Not time the h1n,g PowI1 PIndS 0-font.4 l)tIulp pinvs'.l in New Yntk, did It agaIn---- this titne in left. anti weighs 2811 prnitisla. He tie rt-nuhc"I inlet the barrier nti'.I call fast. tint, what hut he tunneti a rnuit.Ir' s gle into a pretty funny ton lirmind the hoses Tli u tail c night. in Ihiltltnote's Il-fl vi tory ove't- t.lit New 'i•nt-k 'toni I 41111164. lMnic (ardHnu,Iq wack 'a c'hIt,jti(,fl a 2fl ii rr,m' river Ilet roil, Th,,r'thsy UPILOP TIE AU C€R7IFW %AF! Al 100 MPH! THEY COST NO MORE! The' r'h,e'r gaines tc'nhght are '. nnn'c lri ii in I ip,' F'c,',f boll l,c'ngia", with llc'nvr'r at flisfialo I WE'LL MEET ANY ADVERTISED PRICE PP 'THU ThU rihi) Kansas rity itt Miami, In ADVERTISED IS PIES? LINE 4.PLYI the h(use' ripc-'ni'r for the brand I new f)rtlphlns, starting ttn'Ir first season in pro hall. Saturday's qe-heehile has Haitiinnn' vs. Pt,llnelelphlq A t 4c'w Orlesinc, I)nhIn' at foe Angeles. Minn''ot a vs. I'It.tah,prgpj at NO CARRYING CHARGES I'm'tinn(l. (Ire',, New York vs. flOPI'? IND UPAIRS WHUL ALIG'PIMINT Alisinta at Nashville'. Tenn., itt SATTIRICS WHIIL BALANCING time" NVI,, and Oakland at San Diego and lirmeton vs New 1792 At ONO*A RD. 405 W. PIES? ST. York t. fllrrningharn. Ala., in 323-1632 322.0651 the API,. All sire' night games. $I I MgDff&%W-`~ TIRES I!111)1'S, "I wasn't going to go an who's-c," asibi Powell. "Then SOW the hull get away, so saul, 'what (lie heck.' I slid i to se'eoiiiI utnel the' iiptimin van bnrk again." Stnttkmyre, with plenty tinit' to catch Powell, thri bight, the wet ball sailing In swampy center field. The l'nin li-eahs fought it losing mi tie' with the moisture will I 'owci I lumbered around (hi 111111 town rd the plate. "1 don't know how I g lionit'," the strappltig alugg saul, "I just struggled the i-c of the way." "It looked like it track me for awhile," laugbe,I Roliltist, Pnel) loft the game sift scoring and his repiaeemei Stint Ilowens, delivered the 11 hiiiing siuigle that scored Lt Apark'fo with the winning vu for the orbit's. Powell said he would ha been able to continue if he h time to work out the spasi "It hurts a bit: but I'll be right," he said. In other Atnerk-nn Leag action, Chicago won its seven straight, whipping Kansas Cl 10-9, Boston battered Clovela 13.3 and Minnesota trimm California 4.3. In the National Leagi Pittsburgh topped New Yo 7.5, St. Louis downed Phil dolphin 5-1 and Chicago nlpp Houston 9-8 in 11 innings the first game of a (loubleheS or. The Astros led 8.5 aft seven Itininga when the seco game was suspended. Frank Robinson, who say a game with a leaping cat You Don't Need To Use Newspaper Advertising If You Think So Then... PREACHERS - Should preach only one sermon or so a year. We are all against sin anyway, TRAFFIC LIGHTS — so why harp on it. Should be turned off at dangerous intersec- tions to save electricity. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot and that is sufficient. TEACHERS - No need to review lessons. Tell the children just once and they'll never forget. 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Each smoker Out where the air is so clean it's a pleasure to breathe, a clinical research was asked to hold his or her breath 817 me psychologist at the University of Ore. like smoking gon is asking people to hold their In the case of the 80-a-day lady, this breath, meant she was holding her breath a Be believes it may enable them to good part of the time-and obviously holding It good like a breath.holder quit smoking. Dr. Baden L. Nees tiled out his Idea should. on a group of cigarette smokers who Dr. Mess, while encouraged by the Yewanted to quit, hut apparently couldn't suits of the tests, was not extravagant as long as they were breathing. And it In his claims. The experiment, be said, was too Ye. seemed to work. One waman who had smoked 80 cig- stricted to be statistically solid. erettes a day for 20 years-it adds up Which to the laYman sounds as If the to 219,000 cigarettes-quIt entirely. So doctor may be telling us that this thing did four others. And still others cut looks like It will work, all right, but just don't hold your breath. their smoking by more than half. Bruce Biossat 1 ) _____ .11 Geneva Mni. ins. E. Mathieui $49.E20b Lake Mary FSDCSS Weit.r Ca.Iberry Mrs. John Leone Lake Monroe lirs. H. L. .Inhnson 322-4722 Loniwood Mn. Deans ites 838.8317 North Orlaado 868-4883 Mrs. Marilyse Petena.a Deitona 3214101 $24219 Mrs. Mildred Haney 688.5631 Enterprise Mrs. Eltehie Harris US 5134 668-4804 Mrs. Clarence Snyder 323.4841 Ovisdo Miu Ituth Davidsas 315-lU] hr *aithirb erath Page 8 Sanford Herald August 12, 1966 WALTEU A. UIIl.o. IiiTftB £ ,j PUNLINHEa FIt*P.IC VOh/JULtIWJ, U*rvulaI$aa - .ssesj Nu rstioa 'AN ruvr 11uuI$t1. MuU*rtfl& EdItor Advertising Director 1101111 WILLIA ii, 1(1W (1I1EE Bocisty 5dItor Adv.rtt.tng Manager IIUJ'VIE A1)ST1 JAPIE City Editor uu.in.0 Mnag.r JVlfl, WELLS PMEI WELI4* County Editor AM ITJE Sport. Editor )t.chaulesl Bupt. 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Lay individual or flrw r.spuusIb1, tat such ropruduction will 1i considered as tutrigthg ott Tb. lLsv&d'. copyrIght and will be bald ]bl. ler daaiags wider the law. * S ,.:', - '-". ;-'-. _________ e* --S 'S Lyle C. Wilson Says Reuther Holds Romney 's Fate ays €1 Dehary -: :- a. Mrs. Jane Cascelberry 8384046 Chulunta Mrs. Lisa Bake, 93 - V k WASHINGTON (NEA) - Labor pressures for higher Borne building is going to Gov. George Romney's chances Despite Preildent iohnson's wages to inset these Increasing have hard sledding for some of being the 1968 Republican hold-the-price-down pressure on living costs will keep inanufac- time to come. The inflation nominee for President will dethe steel companies end cnn- turing and other business costs pressure puts Interest' rates pend very much on the politicgreiaional Investigation of food high. at high levels. Buyers don't like price ..ises, private interviews The wage pressures will be to commit themselves to high al fate of Walter Reuther's man with econmniste here bring especially heavy in 1087 when rates for 20 to 30 years, as who is the Democratic candithese estimates: major contracts come up for they must do if they buy a date this year In Michigan for Government budget spending negotiation, house now with a long-term the U.S. Senate. will rise $8 billion to $12 billion Higher living costs in both mortgage. They'd rather rent Reuther's man is G. Mennen in the next 12 nionths-proh- goods and services will cut the and wait a few years in the ably hitting close to $12 billion, quantity of consumer spending hope that rates will come down. Williams, the six-time Dentocra)tost of this, of course, will -when inflation in prices Is Lower quantities of consumer tie governor of Michigan, who be increased military spending taken into account. goods sold will result In an was succeeded by Romney in far Viet Nam. But the social This may mean lower sales- increase In unemployment by 1061. Romney Is running this programs are going to cost and higher costs - in many In- 300,000 to 400,000 men. year for re-.election. more than anticipated. duatries. (The decline In conWilliams' Republican oppoThe unemployment picture, Medicare will add another sumer sales may be masked by however, will be mixed. There nent for the 13.5. Senate is Rob$11 billion to the spending In- the higher prices and by the will be wide areas of Industry ert P. GrIffin, co-author of the heavy orders in defense indus- where the labor supply will con- Labor-Management Reporting crease. iPood prices are expected to tries.) tinue tight. There will be heavy and Disclosure Act of 1959 move up firmly as a result of Automobile sales may be shortages of skilled men in a which sought to prevent corrupth. continuing worldwide short- down a third of a million cars, variety of specialties and In tion In the management of age of grain and other agricul- The congressional hearings on some geographical areas, in union labor pension and welfare tural products, automobile safety may make other industries and areas there funds. Organized labor did not The sharp military and other some people wait to buy until will be growing unemployment. like that legislation. There is government spending increases they see what safety changes But in many cases these un- special incentive for the unions are expected to create irresisti- the manufacturers put In. Some employed won't have the quail- to combine in Michigan against ble pressures for price rises economists think that, in any fications to fill available jobi. Griffin and for Williams. throughout the economy. event, there has been a ternOverall, pricei will go up porary saturation in auto sales i O)'i about 3 per cent in the next and thus there will have to be it 12 nl3ntha. period of "digestion." Altamoitte Springs Mrs. Julia Burtns 838-1818 hear Lake-Forest Ctt Mrs. Maryann Miles 888.3878 . rapas uoorng NEW YORK (AP) - One life's littie ordeals today is pi ting up with papa's cooking. A growing number of Âme can men are obsessed with t delusion that man's place Is the kitchen. Male vanity has been stung I modern woman's successful vastion of the business wor and her ability to do any JI about as well as a man ca Some men have counteri tacked by trying to show th they can cook as well as a wol an can, or better. A professional male chef, course, is incomparable, even women will readily adm That's why wives like to be ta en to a first.c1ass restaurant. But an amateur male chef Is hors d'oeuvre of a differe flavor. No woman could cook badly, even on purpose. TJ proof Is in the pudding. Any ne inal woman can bake a paasa'e bread pudding. But one baki by her ambitious husband I variably tastes like a flakin used baseball catcher's m soaked In lukewarm bourbon. Things weren't so bad whi dad confined himself to its becuing steaks. All that w necessary was to keep a fir aid kit handy, warn the chilthi to stay out of the back yard, w develop a fondness for the tea of beef4urnetj.j charco over charcoal cuals. As a matter of fact, If he ru abort of steak, clad could ws until the charcoal cooled, scra; If the ashes and serve ft. Wó buttered and wrapped in brea It could be digested about i readily as the steaks. But since papa starting bu lug exotic cookbooks - "how I Filet Whale," "Ten Easy Waj to Prepare Sirloin of Wolf". and Wok over the kitchen well, things have rather gotts out of hand. The twubl, with Uw sm. time!" she would exclaim. "My appetite Is much greatIsPelvId en than my husband's." Dr. E'S .esioai t.IIsc. But that latter statement CASE Z-498: Dr. Zee Is would not be true! president of his state dental Her gastric hunger would association, still be unsatisfied, tru. "Dr. Crane," be began, "we enough, but her gastric appe. want ,ou 'to eonduct the morn. tite (capacity) would not mr. lug and afternoon sessions at pass the 8,500 calorie quota our emi'rnt1on. of her mate, "But we'd also like to have And that's why many wives you address our banquet protest their greater erotic guests, for our wives and dent- appetite. al assistants will be there. For wives are usually abort"And they want to hear changed In their erotic realm. your discussion of sex and so they are left, unsatisfied. marriage problems. Once a normal wife Is sat.. "My wife says you disagree Isfied, she snores contentedly with Dr. Kinsey's findings, so and doesn't ask for an encore will you please include that for two weeks! Item, too?" Many smart wives feign Dr. Kinsey did * splendid more ardor to please their Job of research but he fell Into mate or keep him from straya serious scientific error. Ing, but unless women are For he permitted wives to goaded by some complex, such diagnose their own condition! as sterility or an amputated That's illogical and danger. breast, they are not highly sexed. We medics don't permit a Women are primarily desIg'.. patient to walk Into our office ed to be mothers and not sexy with his own preconceived no- creatares, so send for my tiott that he has an acute ap- booklet "Sex Be. psndlx, and then meekly op. tween Men and Women," enerate without making our own closing a long stamped, return m.dica! tests, envelope, plus 20 cents. But the Klnaey Interviewers (Always write to I)t. asked wives If they were sex- Crane In care of this Dews. usily satisfied, paper, esiclosing a long Many of them said "No," stamped, addressed envelop. and vowed they were more ar- and 20 cents to cover typing dent than their husbands. and printing costs when yea Butthatwssthefrowndfag. send for one of his bsok. foals, lets.) A wife may be unsatisfied in this sexes] side of her marThe British Museum In Lou. rings but that doesn't mean don preserves the Rosetta she Ii more ardent! Stone, the Elgin Marbles, a For the normal -woman First Folio edition of Shake. much less ardent than the nor'. zeal naj, both psychologically, speare's plays and 10 many anatomically and physiologic- other treasures that It Inspired remark: "Lucky are those who are unmarried, Independent Human males and females and living near the British differ markedly In their Museum." tic sppstit.a, too, for women ______________________ can be content on 2,000 calories per day 'whereas their husbands may require 8,500. But suppose such a husband started his -wife at breakfut on tomato juice, but then took the eggs and cereal away from her! At lunch she hadn't finished her salad whoa he sw5pt the meat course sad dessert sway. And at dinner, after her soup, he ordered her away from the tai.e while be wt w. Ray Cromley Herald Area Correspondents fl1'i' t'tI1fl i'Ii'1l1'Iol - . S MI.: 'i ii' 'oN'r';nN: - fl,'e I. !rt' l'n thnt 'r I he Iinsl,'r,. I g n't. iu i ,a,,t I o he 'I'iet it lit.. rn" St !. I itt p t.'r I'loii,Iq St sitile fl t- o irtrr 'ith th ''ioi'k .f thi. 4'Ir",itt t2i:rt, In sn.i for Serninoli' i'n n I l-'1.il a, tipc ii ro., ipt ,f proor iif thi" puhll,itlnn or thi. flt ii'i'. tho tI,'t p Int, nnnio, I'HA Nh'S tA H h FT iini..r wit '-.hih I am enua,e.t in it I Ma not' Siih..t a lion, 31thvav 4t4 in tho 11% of ton uw"oii, 1'1criIa 'rht the party Intor'ate.i In v'aid h,ip.ineas enterpti.' Ia a.. b i." That situation makes WI)hams even more the favorite to win the November election. He has going for him the manpower and political money of ILeuther's United Auto Workers. IJAW will not directly spend any union money on this election. The spending will be through the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education, COPE for short. COPE's political activities in Michigan are financed by a gentle head-tax on AFL-CIO members. This is a 6-cents-amonth levy which can raise upward of $500,000 a year in good times of full employment and bulging union membership. COPE will oppose Romney's reelection as It opposes Griffin's. What sets the Romney and Griffin candidacies apart and what makes Griffin's reelection so important to Romney lies in two considerations, The first is that Romney is front runner in the contest for governor and generally is expected to win. Perhaps it is Romney's misfortune that his reelection generally is expected and that he will not much increase his political stature merely by being conUnued in office. The second conaideration is the big cite, it is that Runtuiey's p ical stature will 1w niessu to a great extent by Griffin's showing in November against Williams. if Romney is reelected governor in November and Griffin defeats Williams, Rornne"s political stock will boom, boom, boom. Rightly or wrongly, Hornnay will be credited with carrying Griffin into office with him. One of those coattail jobs! That would help Roniiitiy where he most needs help, which is at the county and precinct level of Republican politici. Richard N. Nixon is the Inside man with local Republican politicians as of now. That would be Nixon's advantage over all others In any contact for the 1968 presidential nomination; Romney urgently needs to make come character with the local politicon, many of whom regard him as a potentisi renegade with no real loyalty to the Republican party. The locals love a winner, however, especially a winner on a national or statewide ticket who can haul local party candidates into office with him. Romney might - probably would - develop that kind of appeal If he won big in Michigan next November and If Griffin won by even the smallest margin. It won't be easy. There is all of that union labor manpower and money to challenge Republican candidates and, especially, to challenge Griffin. And there is smart Walter Ileuther who wants a governor of his own. . '5--. c- .-- -*.4-- - f.-.flows: T'fl.Nh M Stephr'n H. Magvar Attorno- for l"ettttonor 141 Notih Mawnnlla Af'. Orlando, Florida Dated an.i si'Ii at iiii*'Iie nuti'i' to the hiiiheat anit hrt hi'jiter for "n.h th.' foII.tin ,ir'".'rIlo.i ;trit,t"ttv alt li-it ,",i in S"ntlnnle (Stunt I-'l''i'Ii',, ti'-S,it 1 .''t I lii ''"it 5, 1 ,.kia it Stiii,iii,l,,i, it r M, M. $niiih's S'wpnd Sit liii S, • I on It, i'. iii s I 1'lai thou rof tho uitii a p peat'.. tip on I ho Put Ii Ii.' l,. or,Ia ot 5, tuin.tlo l',uiitl-'Int lila. pu1.'I iii to t ho 1'inn 1 l)r'erCe of I'iirr"Ioauiri' eniet'e,i in a case 11CflIiflI,i in pnIl t'ctnrt, tttt' st3'Ie of whi,h is MIiI -State homes. In.'., a 1'lot'i'% corporation, Plaint itt, vs. iiarI" Mioihon,I, a single widow, 1'efehtis'1la, end the ,lmket nutinhi'r .)1 Wiii,'h is No. 1SI5. \VITSVSS un hand ni1 the offi.i iii sea I of saul Coutt, iii is !t lit itt, v of Au gust, 1 !'S5. (SEA1.l Arthur H, Ueekn'ith Jr. t'lerk I'll-oil It ('ourt Ut Margaret E. Tre Depth 3' ('iou-k ', • • • ii p - ('it'aflc v, florida, .luIy I t, 1 Puhli,'h .Tuly r, 2!' & Aug. '12. 1f'f5. r., rtnn. 'O'i'1('E or SI:1T TO, i'I.nnrSrl.: lift 1. S 'I' *n IIFDN.kLl,, II ihing, and if .ir'ai, the unknown heirs'-atlaw and delpee.. of FIAtR. l,;Ncl HRE'.VSTEfl lnfl. and the unknonn heira-at-law anif di..00.. -ir 1117,Afl1-T)4 N. rrnny, Hnt-r3' M. licihlta de,'i'ait4, and the legatei'.., t(rn'nev for Plaintiff granteos, K. Xi'nflo,lt- flit-il. unilor or agatnat El. ABETH N Tampa, }'torida P K H ft 't, dee.asi.d, PublIsh: Aug. 12, 1U l'I)REN&'I U H K STER DPI' 41 IIFrINALL, if dead. rpeeti-ely. And an) And IS THE ('lUIlIT ('OtIlT 05' all parties having or 'Iatm. TilE 515111 .1iflhI'l 1. 1.111lug to have any eatate, ('I II', VS •tSl) V011 Si IiS0lL'1 right, titI. or interest in, ('flISTI', F1flUVV)A. or lien upon said property IS t'IlA1'Etl', 15251 In Seminole County, Florida, IN RE: LAKE 14OIV1"l,i, WATER AND described herein. ftFi'l,AM,,'rtOx PTSTHICT 'V(W ANt) EACH OF TOtT SOTIrE .VPl.liATIOS NOTIFIED that * stilt to qifiot TO 1'OHM A title ha. boon tiled against you 1)1% 115 %t;E 1)iSTHh("T h) WILLIAM K. DAVIS and Not ici' is luoreb' given to nfl MARY JO DAVIS, hi. wife, and JOE A. STHOL'D and HEND- persons In i oroat i'd fn the fol)TTK S. STROUD, his wife, In lowing described lndi In Scmcrc'ditora, or the Circuit 'nun of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Seminole Cunt', In Chnncry No. 3110, on the fol- lowing described property, to- wit: NWIi1 of SW 1 of Section i1. u. and JOE A. STROtID, et ux., rIBintirra, vs. Florence Brewster Hudnail, et *1, Defendants; anti you are hereby required to serve a copy of your Answer to the Complkint on the Plaintifla' attorney, WILLIAM H. Cons. LEY. 1 North Eols Drive, Or lando, Florida, and file the cr1. ginal in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or he. fore the 22nd day of August, hiSS: other wise the allegations of said Complaint will he taken as confessed. VITNESS my hand and the official seal of the said court, at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida., this 20th day of July, : (SE AL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. I i, cult Court of Seminole 5W 14, Northwest corner Section 30, Township 21 South, flange 30 East, thence run South S9 15' 20" East a dis. tance of 1227.50', thence run North () 22' 37" East a dis- tance of 2223.54' to a point on the North line of the N14, Section 20, Township 21 South, run Ilange 20 East, thence .,i..s.'. '5,',,''- ., P Florida, will, on the *3rd day of August, 1$, at 11:00 o'clock AM. at the Front floor of the Seminole Count)- Court House, ."-tmincile Count)-, in the city ' Sanford, Florida, offer fur and sell at public outcry to tb. bight-st and best hidden for W,,.t along, said South line to the Southeast corner SW4. N'W'4 Section 21, Township 1 South, Range 30 East, thence contl:iui' West along the South line of SW', N'iI,'I. Section 21, Towashli, 3J Ss,utlj, itange *0 East a distance of 63'j,30' to the uriler \V '. N%V Northit-ast Sect lou 21, Tuwiishi p 21 SW ' 31, Ea't. t lit'ii('i' Soul ii, list it South alting t hi' East line of \V l Sictititi 21, NW L SW Tt,wn,h11, 21 South, Rang.' SQ East, a lu-tat tstC of 11443' 10 \V the Sititht'ast eori.cr N",, SW', Si'tiiii 21, Township 32 .uuti,, flange- 30 East, liieTti't \V.'st :tI'.ng tlu* Suth hit, of W14, NW',, SW', St-c. - ' C'':' West line of Section 20, 'Fiss'tsshuip 3 $out ii, Iatuge 30 East ii distst,ic. or t3211,V' to a South l'14, ia'r! lint, 1 S * CS' routit)- right of Way (1)crbyshiire I-toted), tiençe West niotig said right t,f way a 'liiIts iit'e of I 226 76' to the p''iti t of i."giuuisl,ig-, I'ius Ill.- S',sth 120' l5i (lie Ia*t 116' of SE !,, Seelion 2(1, Ti,wnshli, 21 South, Itauige 30 Esat, and this Mouth l2(i' of East 124'' si:',, Sc'tjoji 20, Township 21 biiuIb, fir ii! Art Ii us II. Heck wit Ii, Range $0 East. Thit i,oyc 4.-script $i,ti .-n.'mn. Jr., ('h, rk of time CI ri-ult ('uurt tit MISSeS a,. ens,. 4.1 1€40 ue'-r"s z-'.,i,i,iui. ('oututy, I"iorida and Ii,. Its S.i'tioita 4) and 21, .I. isrko. Dy l)ou.n 'i'uwi.ah.Ii, 2'J Somitli, 'Jiunge 31) Lu-iiuty Clerk East, Scss,ii,'ii. ('oulal y, Hon. J..i''ph l. Fl ,,,.-rid lila. A it .,r,Ic)' for J"laintitf t hat a petition. has. hei't. filed Tn ,,st Hui 1dm : r S'.'u nt In I his .,ffi'-t- aikiftg, I list t tie t Ia wi 22, Florida foreg'slupg Ia uaija be f'jrns&d IHtu - "a. ltI)flElIT COLLINS, .1 ii., Deft.ndsnti, SOTI(1I5 fl5' 5TI'' 174 IIOVITOII$IC 5'oll5'1C1.011lfl TO, UI'I3KIIT ('Ol.l.INR -COOPER and ELAINE COOPER, his wife HESII11SI'IC, UNKNOWN .155) lOs All parties claiming Interests by, through, uindey or against (hi sforessld persons 'i'oiIfl ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose ii certain mortgage enetimbering the following described real property, to-wit: Lot 14, mock i, COUNTRY CLUB Si A NOR, ITNIT NO, 1, ed once a week for four conest'utit'e weeks in the Sanford Herald• 1).tTCI) TillS 3rd day of Aug. ust, 11116 SEAL) Arthur IL fleckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court B>': Donna itt. Markos Deputy Clerk .tndcraon, Rush, I w n des J"ltuu.klils J'utiiish: Aug. 12, 11166 ISlE I ('I)l'%T%' 322 East Central Boulevard Ii 'is tutu' FEDERAL. SAYHARTFORD INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, VP, UOIIDON I.- HODGES, Ct *1, Defendant.. NOTICE OP S1'II' 1% sInItT(;AGE FORECIONVRIC '10, ltOUElt E, CLARK *nd (OM('(_)NM'I'fl(TCTION ANY, a EitiI corporatIon, at Dc ten 4 a n$ a, IIAt.) KNOW AI.ta MEN by these '.sente that heretofore, on May ,IP13, Alton Il, t)uzhury, .1/h/a mpls Pure Oil, made, axecilteti tI dellv•tad to Small Ilusitiess dmlni.tratiofl, an Agency of e United States pursuant to tIe 15, United States Code, Sacohs III, •t seq a certain prow issory note In the sum of $15,anti one certain ,eortgegs, uttth ?litrath I'' cuts are , 3620 • Telephone 322.0375 S 154°' rure 34's $,00 4 22't,'t0,'ll) 3,fl'1 ,' SOl) fl) ,'t' q ,;' tII $lsn.'lpts 171 "e..-A,,l,,..l Wsl?si Pr"yram ltanal.). It-tint health "st-ti b''ltitl,tjtpp,,ip,.t, frr, Welfar. 't'nl'.'rrtilstt' Patienta Ps.1. taf (it-ova Prailisets 'riis trom l.end- FIll Operation, i .1,C0O 00 41,'E,'"' 1' ,4.)Oi4 2 'p34 .1') 5,471 40 5,1503,00 211-i 212 216 211) 221 263 262-1 243 265 3415 1 - 2.'4°.°0 I - • 1 - 1 - - - I - i - • - 676 676-1 Model 681 Tester, Simpson 651-I lIST, Serial No *506 111-2 Coca Cola Machine, Model No. VFI2IPA Colbert Jet Wash Steel Flung Drawer Oak 6111-3 2 Cabinet, 4- Desk Htenogrsii.Itrr Chair Chet'kwrhtcr, E'eytnnstcr Serial No, 5M2*417 Macliiiie, A'iding 'i'ictur Serial No. 1441-416 Rand TypeRemington writer, Serial No. 2-4 il'2'4 Key Stone Scope unit. Sindcl No. 110, Serial No. 16343-22306 Two-Sect ion Display Cab. thet with (has. Shelves Craftsman Tool Chest & fItS 1.119 .9-1 691) 1.91 811 1,450_On or V,S°'.'4 , ________ tin *e'esu.wj t'iiuui%tltiui i-if Tavs 4 .Wtli i o*tiOn.00 4,33.2.0'l ,954 0 300,,qoQfln TrrtA t, FIPTI St k'I'EI i:w: E IP'I'5 1,awf 6', 131,754 00 >3 of EtImats4 ReecIp's Raiane.a ri-s ie Rroa,ght F'-rweril' ('sash rdl'i'IMATP.0 ItlI'ItSNP'i- fIESF,RA1, P150 FISCAl, 116*14 ICT4I>I5(1 NE swami 50, ISO? TOTAl. ESTTSfAT1Tt Rr-4':PTPI'i4 ANtI RAf.'CEM *1,440.00 ms 2,A00.flfl 221 22'. snAo 442 4,22.40 313.00 4,040ilO l,I')Ii.GO 'j44t.00 -- E1PøY-' ETI.WAF lIKE WIRY FIRE rsnant fl1TRU'l' ?I1I1 ri" tv Ye: tn E5RI54" 5112 TF.WRPIR in, ISIS? 33,00 Commasiemn Su the Tai AaIaweOr 36 Collector Tie :o he ..ammis'inn 6,660.0') 5pen.. F:rs Etu,iment sn4 Mivtlis'w III) i c.Sfln•fl0 T(TA 1. A Ph' Ft'F'Ft I ATI 'N Reserve for Con' ncn.'i'.i 050.00 44,000.00 HI.t.'4IET *1.000.40 IOTA I. 200.00 ES I1t'TES ftP' REVENtPIO esa amcsIrVS 7,400.40 se:wloLE COIISTY 3,300.0f) ISre.HE.4r ISO iIiKISG PIYO 2300,00 e: IR KS DI,1I 'sViPl'PWWER ii, $551' 12,122.00 1011 l'14VII. 1,40(1.00 1000,00 ital.ii' tO .s F1r-igh F'.'r'a'a -d: Ca rvO 174') 5E5,,.f5TERE5'V Es'rsn,ITEI' e:xP 42,111 tin ,,, :,,tta1 Oa,:lay Reserve ?und Tn 1,004.40 OP' REVKIOEI £SD *cgrr1's p:aTI%IA'rES 14,334,00 c01 STY KwI5of.E 12490°" f%pt'rlI. oiT1.*Y *ESUYE F5'SM 2,090.045 iK.IR tcsrn.s.. aEprEwalca 35, UItW Vl1'Ai. C'ftht 1,000.011 6,00fltI 3 Still 'in .55505504 Veli,inii.n of Ti 15,441000 I'P4 470,11)09 Oil e))%tt:t nterewt on TIm'. 3309 00 1414 cci 4,340.00 T' 'i'.t :. ETlM.iTED t 3,tItlli.tP) 1.17,335,00 ap:';i•:tprs -j 0' 3,74600 111373.0') tlmtCs'i Receipts Italincac to he Brought Forward: Cash of 9, 7210.00 11,300.00 300,00 Lt)7,,dflIbd') no "15 6,000.0') Tranaferre.I from £nt.retst A Sinking Fund 304.40 1') 754.00 .IND BAL.tN'1S 7,00.00 T')TAL F.STIMtTKr) ai:c'IPT 4,100.00 TLAY M.EIK*VIC FlINt) 500.00 I IS'IIWITEI) WIPE',5514-CAP1TIL 36,33o,$)i' FOR FISCAL )E11( L74D174G 4K1'TE9IOKII 30, tall t9,5II1u1M0 31),tsflO,tll5 f.eU 'r,tith 4n'i 3 4,373.01) 4,097.0') Re..rve f .r Cont,,gota-ies ' 19110, 110 'in ose 24.372S0I) 7,604.')0 Ti 'TA 1. !tt -!s3ET 39.415.0,1 37,1550's 11,90&l)0 Ti 'TAE, t'ASIf R.L.INC7S ' I !9.419M0 I Ti 'TA!. KiiKR''RS 214.300-") 3,li'J,107.Ot) T.YrAI.. lt:•:':EIF'TS ALL BCD'IETS 2,,21),31",l$fl iLL B('D'l!TS -:xpENLI'rt'tt2:S Ti 'TA!. o.00 4.71 MiUi COrNTY ,)p1'RAr1oN 1,000.00 T' TAr. M1f.t.AO i'i e'Ot .Slis UNIT lLEALTH t'NTY EMtN' LF: rItr:s'rE1S 4,'s.o"o Ft 'It TI! i': ;:NIi"tT F' rii: s'' :w 'Ti" 1.33 21111s 'UNTY PUflLIC i-li SFITAL i)F TIlE S.MtNi I.E .31 3LUli, St'ISUNotE C t'NTT F.R'r At'Tl-(UKI'tY 4.43 SIlils 2,51)0.00 ToTAL UI ALL SI 1LLA"L ire ,e v;i(Ls bIt 5'.r 11 IPIIC uflistie,'tt.,,I In plete -let I I .1 h 'ti '.r.-t I County Exhibit Seminole Soil Conservation District Expen.s Seminole I'.iunt' F"reater i'ayrne,its to lt'i..ri.ia Hoaril of Forestry and Parks for ('iltint)' Fire Control Unit Publicity Illstorit-al $uo-i.-ty (lIe: 1". 5 123.32) 'clfar" Atsinsal Part It-i pa tlon i p the Es it Se',iait,ole Co nt t'e'utrci h"iuri'ia htegi''nisil l'lastuuiuug Council inul" Coii nit)' l's rt it:i pat ion in St. Johnslmi.iinni River ('anal Ilist net Furniture, an,i l"iitures for Court House '.' ''i 2'3,91)I),Q() * I' cii the 1 &772110 I $i',i, ,Sow,o' 1,00090 I0't),I4*) I .2'$0 ''0 i'urchuiss,' of l'''tItsf\' I'i- ot.,'rt)' l'Iquipuneiut. Art hri'p,ii ('ont rol I'rog rum ,ffh-es of the (.'l.-i'k of the Circuit Co.u't In tit. Court Iduuas aaa fur's. it.. ilo.tr'I .j'f Couasty Cunamts,tioiiurI of eflill'ile L'oUi*' y, I"tui'tda I s: _____________ i - '' p ' , ,-4t t:.._'iaiur, Ch.iirrnsen 13y isbn f;..-lwt'h, 2-, '"rk £i.,j"1 oi t'uian y ,,,,r5szluIsdl'.41C1's 669,2)4 "ii I t.OUU Y- :"t,rt.e 64,13000 12. P282 l'Utj(.lh &z,i000v ']'O',% I,, .-tI'i'h(t'l'Iti t'f'ii INS 1)31 Iteservi' for hleserve fur ('ash IItia,msce to tic' Carried Forward - '5C ('i.titiuig*'uut'les 33i.756.0e MIsceIlaneouI Tools, Model TOTAl. HIIHG1':T No. 73245 m6s'ril'i'F:s ni' VIKS'I:Sl'PIN .151) IIECEIPTS Tb. property is located in and Records of $eminoi. Coun. upon the preiniis'ts knoWti as CEIIISUI,K ('UCSI'Y ty, Florida, I'iSi- .151) I'0ItS-'EtI'i'IIE FliNt) Morrison's Shop, State Highway ties been flied against you in 436, across from the U. II. Post Volt 'I'3J) I"IiCII. lEAR k.NDISG ,tErni6WnEhI 30, baT, the above styled suit, and yog Officø, Aitamonte Springs, Flor. tire required to serve a copy of ida. 130 Tazt's 'JO 2sillia .Ini ,tsseasei V.iluations if your Aaswor or other Pleading $224,700,00 0 410 had will be Th. aforesaid sale to the (1ompiaint on Plaintiff's 141 ReceIpts from listamug. Taxes or any other the applyiti the purpose of ANDERSON, gttorneys, 3,047.51 source i, rovi'ir.i ii>' Law thereof to the costa of proceeds ItEAN & J,Q%VNDES, 322 East I"inus, Costs aiud Fees I 33,ouu.0 $ aforesaid indatit. 144 ' CIIlCtI'V c'ut'K'r TIlE I'S 515TH Ji'UIt.IIL or In 5. CI.*- Jie. Cesare Me es JIU tI. C..ssatv e..sety, VI.sd5, TIlE tn SEJSISULIC. Clii', ITt •I5D FD ., I I i..'Ilt')LLN.t SVEEKS L.iWO?4 ('01 5I', S"LOKL.DA o. 1131$ t'n.t%('PKV Pra.Sst.. •.j 5 ra4ISS fl CreWu.' t'IIE UOit2ItY S.AVLN.ia UiLiL or Ciaima Uceleg ,. Sew Y'rk Corporatlon pt.elntiff, I tgiIst SaM Eseece. I , hers. Y', sill st-S 'it you roil r'uqu) u prenut! ft.,j aus'l by inca. a11141e R1t1. It, A ALt i'.. treru'I4nç .ent any ohalursa anti Ismanda 4,000,111 'ehttzb you, sr usth.r of yoU, sf55! 50i'I4.'E TO t)EYE'SP te,uuu. have galnst the •itt&t of CAR'lOs iLCEE I'AbiItLER Yu A its: ui': tiE UY ni,itl ftc.i ti , iLl NA W E)(3 LAWSON, 1. 'c,. 111,13'i.05 • I 'a sale and to the Central .tiness. The aforedescritsetl pro. original Florida. be solil on iii as-la, Answer or oilier Pleading in the purty will basis, without repro. where'is office of the Clerk of the Circuit ssutu&tioii, warrasstY or rec'Ilrs. Court on or before the 10th day upon the undersigned. The Mon. to of August, 11116. If you fail gages may be a bidder ssni pur. ilo so, a decree pro coiifcaso will chaser at said sale. tat- taken against you for the reBUSiNESS Ai)M1N. SMALL the Complaint. lief demanded its JST1tATIOM This Notice shah be publIshed Au Agemacy of II,. Iim,iicd olluC a week for four ounsecu. States, Mortgagee, As Attortive weeks In 'the Sanford Her. npy In Fact for ,thtuta it, aid. l.,uxbury, 4/1,/a He,ni.ia pure iA'I'i';i) 'FillS 27th day of (iii July, 21166. Boulevard, and file the Orlando ' lii 11.0 176 'ro'rAl, ___ $ [,,isisO.tiU 3,IIIIIl.(l0 $ 7,000tiU Se,'g _____________ Esl'IsiA'ri:t) IIE('KIl"I'S 115% of Estiu,sat,'ii htcct'ipts italances to to, lit-ought Ft,rwmerd: ('ash '121 *4 336 137 32$ 3211 $215-I 2*1 64 :iu;, 1124 '4111 463,213.00 a Mortgage - Mati'tiIuig F'uuuds---'htiitirement & Social Security tie'. 13.760-01) IOU 01) I l.'U41tFi l3ö,5ö0.5t) p,,p. It,or'Is t'outIIy, Flortla. 413,J12.Ots 111 111.1 112 illi 131 141 hi ill 1111 - Lb. k&1uzi.iat, usiA ,is.i.li his sworn to by the cIIII:naint, his agent, or attoresey and accomp,i:uiecl by a ttiliig bee it n. '4',Iiar an.i audi 'Lil iii 'is' •Iunusiusl 'tot .o thud ihati be void. Charica 1'. Liwsus, a Vi aaucu(',la' .jt thu Laot. WIlL ausk T',stcmeuit 'it t'.tht'.LlNl W)14 LIW -)'.'N, J'i,tSud SI'EER .5 Ittoriseje fiat th, gaUste 113 *agtwlla .tv,sai Sansfurd, Ptuntdms, Psebhish July 12, 39 A tug. ' I, Use top> ('41151% sIc. limit Dscrve Pro Cuu(ws.us will eutsie.i acLu.i uu. IN WiT\.$S WUEIIEt'V, I itie buu'eutstu set toy hand 4)51 afrigeal ) ut(ti*t •ugt at Seustnub ('ualsly, Yturid*, this 37th •i4) '1 Jtel', $566. tol'Ai,) .Iltbest- it htec'kwIIta, Jr. ('urIc, ('ii cut I I' uS I t"luilui Huuishsst.ie t'uUtsl) Iii: I'tteiic ti Slauki's I 5C%115 I) t'li k l'ubllsih J &siy 311 A 4u- I, 1$, I Ii, I '.566 i)i,It, it4 ta i$$$$ 55, $f, $fl,$$,tj 4h,U isu O'avii e'i, $*stce a*1 Oust ,tttu. u,altIz'... of tit it' 1(11*1) .t5Il $II4IIII.E YI'SN Taxes 1.4$ huh oil Aaspied Valuation ,$14,1O,,1510,04I (hs.tuili,v 'I'ssa *9% cli the itt, t',s*I liau",iI,si' TesS Its.' IIi'eir,l ,,1 A,iiuhiei.I t'.lj,s M''te'r i'tt..'i 'lax, '20':, of II.. III, ('emit iiacims I'IOIsIsl i...'I l"sstssis htetielpts fh'sasii lisiauig l'atss or sup iii lies ps,.v.ei.'4 Is> J,,iw Jail asset taut 'I'Iis,e A,'ui'siii Is .%Jiac', ile,siabu, .c psetsin (ails,,' PJ,,n flev.nie lie'- . p15 III.,' hrtsii,,Is tcr-t- ututice. Two cool',. ciL etch oiseiu j32.2, or u1e:umtitl sh.eii be in writing e,njsl'i.ile etsi shall it*to thu ;iiiiu of real- In - c..elai 110 4 I N'l'IMA1'b* 411' IlI'GSISI AN$b $tki(51r$'s '4'$Si 1151.11. 11.111 IsIlit,(j t $aLur'h, ?lurtda, within 'wz c'aIei,iar months 'r.,nii the time if thC first psihlic'atiun 'if thIs 44 whit Lollowiag Ci, together a. lieu.-. ,f piutiolty whi.,'h crc lo- L)t)8-7) ''.ilel iii .euect :c ru penile .t.tly iustaiti"I as $ part of the 1w. I tot' iou at. us said Ia at; '2 the, Walt licatet's 'I tuu are r.iUtted to (lie your other ,isteuswe' us i.iraJtm,as itith the t'ierk of thu abuse usausd Court and eer. a I is,rv,t upon tha pie Is tilt's att.as'sscys, IV LLI'rt'.Ik.'l(, hu.. ad' I'S I.E .INI' Wt'L. 4i.. I. Suit. JUl. 110 East e, &'niaud'. Florida. not later Ihisut ltu 10th Jay of -tug. sIt. 1)66, cc required b) L.e. 4,$40.0') 60.101) OIl 1,406,00 11,000,01) 111300 'l'tm'l'.Ila fith i'll LI' huh 'rite .i.iiniui his oftt. t th. court house of iiiLsl Cutausty ('ounty, Flurtd. $111,331.50 23,0$U.uu 10,111000 i,1tl0.u&J 4s,uou.uv -. recurloil Ld County, tu Judge 'it Cooaty County, Fli,rIiss, ni 23'2$45.UU 2 ,.VVV 450 30.l'UU.0O Sl,5011.0U 13,0545.6') 3o0.Uo 6000.00 ('tiflhhl) 9311 bIases ic fur .'iastigusscIus Sheriff 1534 ltese' I' vt lul ('.'s,liia gi'.s&Is- a-- -4.'i'u lit)' J u.ie Reserve (i.r I 'aes flu, Luu,.', Ii, be (as',hej i"urwii'iA l't)I'At. Ai'I'IlOi'itlPi'I'ION$ Phi tlt' ,us've, (Iii' t'Vlltii,èlititti's $12$II5Ol$ the th e_'uuyt is whicIt suIt. pr'.c,'ee'itugs i. punidiug Is the Clrctait Court of th Stusth J a.hciai t,irUIt, in u.I br Sviuiuuie Counity. ,'h.aa.urv N,. 1421 1. Fiurtija, The duscriptiutu of the real eunsuswI. t,'uUsity, property ,u k"I'rida. iiuvvlvuh Iii said proln'n- tbu-1 Lii the 'vt,iit,s ia t'oi,tp*iist ts a. Cvl!'i..: Lot II UL,ak "U', U.lRto ShUNS ILOMES, ec'orcltta the phil thereof as record.1 In L'tat ttuok 13. k'agv Is, Public Rucor'le of Senisitsule 3.147 00 Salisty, Jui'c'mshie Counselor, $et'r.tary £ Kxp.'uus.'s Salary, ('otImit)' l'siisr.'uttu,g It torney $slat-y 'if iih.-iitf Salary of Deputies & tssitaiiut, (Sheriff) Clerks Stilis'>', .ta.lstalila (t'uUuity Jisilge) ('liii, of t'igt'Uli Court JustIce t,f )'ea&'e, Fees anti C.t. I'u'ssslih'l,s, Fee's tai ('.1. ('taunty I's'(ls.culitsg AIlorne Conviction Yew. Witness Ft-u. aud Jurors Fees I'lhsvi' '"ut-I Costs 5154 VIVa l'uhulc l)efe'tad.r Laiseissa. ilihser tisaiss Sal.riee (('ui&lii Judge) (Sheriff) l:a ie'nss.' iii Isis' I han Sais iiste's.ihg ,eI I.tlss sls.u- llts )'alui IlsistItm • ('jlti'si (1) iletisuuti I,. tot usia,' Just lie cu I'emct', 1)1.1 3 I. dat lt.&,rds Ucok 337 NES VISE *51) PONI'KITI'KE YE IS I NISINIl elws'Maai:M 55, 1557. EN'l'IIIA'l'El) E%I'I l"OlI 'l'flpG I"IS('tI take notIce that a suit has bsefl e.aø.d, tat. .if 7,t7TI*0 ag-ctM.t you In, the above i2,*1.v45 (tld titled Court. The n.aturv i _____________ sutt is in .eltni t foreclose $T7,319.,)0 sLate Mortgage held by Real 17.11*1 LI iNs, o.w S VIN 't'*i ______ New Yirk corporation, whIch , 'I'OTAL EH'I'IAiA'i'Ell IIECEI1"l'S .INI) 1IAL.INt'i,S - •1,11 , Less 61 273 Edwin P. Leilford and (SEAl.) Oirardeau F., Otis Jr, Arthur II. B.ckwlth, 275 Counsel (or Mortgagee ,'ierk of Circuit Court ,%dmilsiittMhiohI Small Susiness Ily: i)osszsa 34. Marko. 315 47 WesI Vofl'iiI Street l)aputy Clerk 316 332(12 Florida JacksonvIlle, 12, I'ubhish July 215 A Aug. 5, Publish July 3 1 Aug. 12, 1968 316-1 II, 11561 31$. i I'D"-" Legal Notice Interest on 'l'itise i)eptaaits Sheriff Civil Fees Fees fri.ais ('.'unity Justige f, 1,14.50 (I,) l,Iauu (541 341,U(ltlt'U ci The Herald Want . '. , Is, UtI,lit5 iselO.UtI Iiil'.00 5,b,llU - -. - :1'i : rot: Ads - 3 '"1'", p RF.VFPt.e AD 5P11P1' v'TY 'rwvv,,v,pi 1.1*5 WSNY FIRE ts'itTWfll. IWO'?RWI P'11D iser. FISH VISIt!. VPIu ESOlif. 4PIPrEWCES 12,4ti,00 11* iluteh,iasg Contrli,utlons, Retirement & fl.i-iai Security Salary of Circuit Judge, Secretary ffli'o l':xpanie Salary, County Judge i:aii'Iisei of Armory (Re: 1'. S. :oto (IS) Itont, ,Smali Claims Court Maintenance of County (Irove Salary of County Physicians Tubercular HospItals tiusiunIty Inquiries (1.'n"rai tt'elfare I"u,stcr hiuume ('arc 7 I''sptt ;il .-ri'ic.' of the In'lI gent S.luery, Service Officers sn.i Expenses salary, ih'put>- Civil Defense Director & Expenusee . p.'rt log Kxp,'n.es, .1 rthrt'pod Control Expenses of County Zoning Commission County Planner anti Expense. Salary, Extension Service Program 836 1aS 1)0 0'1I,g4uin ESTIWArr. 4,%0OA _____ 5i,a*7.00 I'er I)icm * Travel Expanses, County ml..ioncru I'lcrh of Hoot-il of County I".slaillsCil.uiet-M isril tieptities Salary, Supervisor of Elections Salary, Attorney ti-sr Hos.nil tinil Kapense. ('lark or CIrcuIt Court for (lenerni ('i,isrt Work l'r, namiapiona to Tax Assessor I'o.,,rnl.siona Ini Tax Coilec'tor (,',,roner'a Itiqtiesit T.ights, P't,ei A Water Insurance Telephone nn'J Telegraph lt,riien,tal, Service A MaIntenance of Equipment Maintenant-. of County Property & fluildings Slatn'rlale and SalarIes Maintenance of County Branch Office iIxiieniwtvs of Elections and hliglstratiops 1.eatse-l'ur.-1,aise of Voting Machines Advert iwitig Required hiy Law Legal F i'es no.1 Expense. Advertising Delinquent Taxce County Employees (1roui Insurance Stsppiies, County Comnsieaiomiars only, Tel". & Secretary (au.&'ral $tustion.cry Blanks, Supplies, etc. $34 3,0'O,')O ------------.--- 304.00 T(TAf, FICII"IftT i,00 on ltei'oriI Iliuuks 175 4,,i17,411 A PF"tt(.F'R1AT1r'N 'U' f',..aru-. f,p (',-,nI'lng.n,-Iptu Ri"erve far (ash Et,Ian.'. to a,e CarrIed F',rw,et'd Salaries or County CommIssIoner. and 172 Simpson Tester. Model TD, Serial No. 11 5impsofl Tester, 34 o del aRT, Serial So, 7745 o' 143') 0') 'rii:vi 541 'isci npray '.Jun p • 5,0 - 563-I 363 671 Complete - P , ann it tin - - 1 ?l' 'TV) hfltti' •?i' i tration, Mortgagee, will offer 273 r sale to the highest bidder for sb in and upon the premise. 311 'mown as Morrison's Shop, State ighwsy 436, across from the 316 5, Post Office, Altamonte 243 rings, Florida, at or about 349 00 p, m. on Ve.Inesday, Aug- 535 11 17, 1966, the following des. 541 'ibe'd personal property, to-wit: 34! 1 Set Jack Stands, Model No. 56! 1 - _______________________ I . 270 3.7-21, Small BusIness *4mm- 279-i I Svifflfl " subject to forecloutit'e; 26i-1 NOTICE IS HEI1ERY DIVEN at, pursuant to the power and jihority contained in the *fore,sctiheil instrumente, in Title United States Cods, Section 4(h), and in Title 12, Code of 'deral Regulation', Section I - I ice under said note and mortsge, demand has been mad. for *42-1 ill payment, and said Instru- 311 I - 540,'54 00 -:. , o, io,no I , 425.53I p' - 224 225 227 hich are of record iii Official 241-! e'cords, ilook III, page 421, 241-3 iblic records of Seminole Coun- 241.4 241-1. Floritla; and WhEREAS, defaiiit has been 24i-7 ade in payment *nd perform- 242 I 593,35100 " ', lii NOTI(5i OP 5'OSEVI,O*Itllll NAIn j - - frtfti 't"r' FUJI ATK OP VJOIUI)A) IHISTY OP UtMISOI,H) I - - " 1.111)451, ESTATES 1.IIft,ftI' Yu etiad ccb of >'uu are hereUt notifIed and required to file city .-lsiuss and demands wbtidi hIltIllI, yOU, or eltimer of you, assay have ,uuu.ut' e$aitssi saul i.t It' Its lbs office 7h11.O(l Kit-lyle Huusbuld.r, Hun f 411u oIl ç'uot>- Judge of $eissluoia t.4,'UH' 2,1.001111 oft 54, at Lu is .1 (Ice In the benuilisuk 14'iorlds. tafo,U, fIAL) (,iouuty Court 1Ju*e j calendar withiu six Yiorida, t.sptlsi d1i,05i Arthur *4. Ihrkwilh', Jr months Ijotu the ttUe QI 1145 J,000.I1O k'uIIji1g., irislur.. (ift$ce qulpisieasl (link of the Ctri'uiI Curl, first publication of this notice Sits AcquisItion & Pr.pareiluus, Aruhitsut Si'minolc County. Vlo,ida, Eu '-b clii an or deuii aId Ill USt cud Eusgluaser 641,000.041 Hy: Mart isa '1'. t'ih. liii, 1). C. ha writing snd .:ontiU the pla.c. E. office ad r di'ii''c a ,md p'iat Of 300 5 M nit in nd A v.-, $,t,fllaH dress of the elu iu,a,.t cud WUst Mel I l. ia'I, b"l.ariaiss 'J'('TAI. HIIDOUT PtICQilF.MT lie it Cull I'i li) t itt' I4i illikill. I)A'i'i.S, at Sass ford, Me$ujsuhe Couus ly, F'haii.iu, I iii. liii da> of All 0511.7 1',s' l'i-t II loners iye-ut Ut' a(t4'ItiCy. or the saDie Publish: Auv. 1?, 111, ZIl, S. p1. August, A. 1), 1566. shall be told. SENI NO$,IG Cdli l!'4'I' %' J'I IRI' All Thli III ii' Y Margaret 21. F rust ii) /5/ V. E. iii.uss.iliat, Jr. i)I)' A Ii e.I As I,io,sutciiiai y Es.' ulrsi of YOt,YJ( iii. aesge gels Imunami Ovri / ii) 1..- 1< liii las Ii stud estate 12, U,U0U readrnt' dully when , i. & Aug Palalisi Jul> PICII, Aug. ii, illI UU pi'a a low.,usl ClAM5J. tIll 1'II'D Al) gi I he lisraI&, Ill,'' I.t)I- -16 L(ialr.sr SAUl . tie Iti Pale or ('o,Intv Property Arthur H. flokwith, Jr., 1511 'liIrl.revaflule ret'alf,l. Clerk of the Circuit Court of IS!' Receipt. frn'u,s A'Ivertleing f.setiniqis.nt Finridit Seminole County, Tate. fly: t)oflfl* 34. Markoc flputy Clerk Tfl'T'AT, it5TlM-tTE1 RErPI'T5 Itleph M. FItsg.t,Id l,ss. T,", ltn'rney for Plaintiff S security Trust I%uililing 13 of lIst lt,ii. i'd fle"cipt p iiutiai 12, rliiriIa itSIantes t lie lit-ought forward: cash 1.5673 Ranklin shiish: Aug. 12, 10 TOTAl. EIl'I'ISIATE(, RECEIPTS AND IIAI.ANCES nfl 4I PATRICIA H. CLARK, hi, hi liii pita t'.-iiirlit. ,ssuis,I a mlI.E h'urt A,liniusisliislisr I hat situ>' i.e n.'a'.-ssury to •-ff.i.'t $e,-rriisry the ,'eciupt,a(ius. th.-rov.f; and you mind .'aeh of >ou IC hi.tt't'by (111k. EspesI. sad *pphlea. i- before (dfled (a sppauar an. ,Advssrt$eItsg Sept. 2Xod 111*1., ii lbs office 1)u.s or $ubaerlpliouss of the uudersigs..'d Clerk of be lnssurasu.'s or Uwade Circuit Court f $*-,,.jnolr ('oull')ffice Supplies Justigv ( y end show cuse. if coy tiser., by, why ,-ld d-a-uivaaa district, I.ega.l cud 4i.'iiuiatlu,g i'ri sat lug , act forth in said petittuM, shell nut I.e sargaislse.J is a 1a0b Telephone Tra tel ESIaeiiss lie urpors4iu,, of lit. Slit, uI susHi: ,'dl 4UEI111'OUS To ALL. 1' E U PIG ('LiSINS UN -. ,, - -.' , rtis' fitVV'q 'fit s'r te ut-q 'i?('ii;;nv'o,n. t-tiuIiitiIn' I ".,st,', f"J°f- ,de, -J$ T(iT If, iTltfATF'.1' Ft P('P',JPTS at A ti Isat :'1, I '1411, In the tieet lag rooSt, of the floqr4 'if ('°ty ('so "ti-sI on at. In $ I 'o ,pqt- t-m$ Mi,, ford, t"i"r lila, in *C.-'e.?'I a v 'c n-itt, th.t ProvisIon, tat Ch,ter III, Fiarldq StattOs. fri' tt,e our- !'' of F,wtimat.d iio'etpts of Pintltig retittasta atini rmt,lcInt. ft-rim tPiø c P5(11gb' P'.' - "ur I (ish ptst.IIe rcgapd- 1t'ml'mr,' --ew to tug lbs thu'het. for tht- FIscal Year hecirinlog , er 1, I $44, (')Ctrut t''I , ,,'Ii,,g S";'$"pil't-r III, i'47, anti fbieii10,1 i' '-"- -'rr"r,i *vrs ft,kT.A'('"1 tn'sPI.i..;' sd';t 1"'T-i I. thin. 11','let, (.,- this Pa 1,1 t.eriod. Tb. tetilII b4g,.t, ,,?'a 'urn (,ffl,,.,, t'tPif tf'rfp rYp5vo5'e-.-flo to t fU -Pill' YNf' U, VEt ft vrsvvr; 4r.P1'r.WMPvt •I > wt, lem.,t who-'In rc'.'Ipi. 'tf!5!ollti,re,, hal r,'5 ''"i_I c's 'iii'! 'r uiu'.,',t titt mliii ga fPmt, h.h l 9.fl Mills tIltS 0*' ftMt'PISI'Pte ISIS 5Mf'0Ipp c - n ; n"n i,tt it-ila?? Ri.,,l SPI4574Itl, tpei'n5en'1enf t'f9t.' iisin,g.r, (ft'f'y .4- (titter r1ierm.e I I, 1•'si, Iis 'SlIM Flit' It. S Mill PtS1Plfi amP'rwn1 411-2 S,mlary ('emory ngin..r, :aff and Ev"cC 41% f, in t tl-itn'enarace tit tools. era)tpn'ment, 'i',,., t at Miii. on sceepsed vah'satln ni.,chinerv, etc Pi!t,71u,,nu,l,,r,n lii,571 Aft till) ';as(,tI,-ue, emtl, ''lvii Viaf.,,.. ltIml,urpetnanf. i$ lii f?rea'I Ms1.r'al ltaiitoa' 'relegra,h t,ii'pssp oano ni ta 'ressmse of Jight."'- W iy I uentle I.i"ev,ss's 1,40000 f",e-e Pro,s,'!ne ItIzh' lii 8etsl., ("uinty 'where ?,fe,hlIe If"me Finds. ut ,'n.r.'men' sail l,t"n'n,.c' Tig', 1,500(10 I 'i e'isriry Arlbirt't,,i,l l"t,tt-,, from Stn?e Ilourri of tfemDh StS r'• tirisge sani ('4n..r ('o,itr I 8c'ti,, H1251 (ii State I 4tI I2' l'.'a.I .t ui-hi aery And E','i r,t'n.ra AtI hirotu.,I "iSstr'.t ?rr',n 5$iy4 •,f 111th Sli F',ym.nt to (:it a' 4tin ford on il4' Ti -s Roil III 2*1 (2) Plate 2 194". 'I't'c lnil III I F'tymsnr to tot'ri 'f ('.'ii-ln Cit Mat-In.. ttegl,strqtion 2,400,00 'n Paim.sr tv, Town 'if (.vtg'r'mo4 ott !441 12$ ftecølpt. frnn lntsig, Tsau or any lhat-Tm e Roil Cititoc ps- ovl.hed by f, 2714 00 >11> Pstyitianr to of *ltamviw'a Atrinirs an Iil 'lii I',,I I)vart,Ils i,l00,00 i a*; " Ill Roll f )rtttit,atIc,nni Tulcetises $.004Oft Pta 1'myrvsent tvt Town of Cae.qeIlscr?y an 1946 lIe tat-age l,i"cvie 1I,'via fin I i'm TA. Ft"ll liisIicIing Permits no.1 y,o,iln, Fep 4 t,000 on Payment 'a 'rrm'a'n of "7'-erth f,rlt,n4n ,ii >1IitS Interest on 'rtm. llspoalta 14000.00 'p, C'.l ihrough, 1t1- both tncltiaive --Eesrsi P's.. 75,0*0nfl ,,, ii the ehsttl.'Yy number Iq:hhich Is lUST. 1*7.1 my hand and the WITNI'MM 145 tIdal seal a? said Court, this th ilny of August. 1011. of wife lthSIDK%CEI UNKNOWN .151) rn, .tll parties claimitig itaterests by, through, under or agaitsat the aforesaid per. suns ¶'(uU ARE hereb)' notified that a Complaint to foreclose a cerhaiti mortgage enetitisbenitig the following described real pro. perty, to-wit; Lot 7, Block II, COUNTRY CLUB MANOit, UNIT NO. 1, according to the pi*t there. of is recorded in I'Iat Book 12, Pages 73 and 71, Public Leqal Notice - ru t.'r that the fwreoing iii4s be af. 74UTIVE at 10:00 AM, Cected by tb. formation of said NOTIOE ii hereby giveti thsa( on August 23, 1066, 4r$itg dlt.rict aud be reui ths Hoard of County CommIssioner, bee setseduied and will hold a des-ad hialil, Ii,, (asLtopi' for the hieieriii upuil lb. budget request of this $en,Iii"i• ('ouisty Iot't ji''ti'.'l. Aulhinriiy, a summary of said budget l,ehmsg as follows: iiurpirne •f p.g>- it.g I lie ,.f ..rgua4Ilcleti.,u. .is.4 tiuiskiiig Mslsr*'es Jt UtK CoF lIT. IEMISULE yI,oM IllS y.a'I'*TE OY l'l ;i I': SI A i' ti' FIt(si-T, , ' A Orlando, Florida PublIsh Aug. 5, 13, 11, 11, 1061 I) l)C- a drainage ,dlatrict under '2hiu;.icr *11), Florida Statutes, and II' - ' Dean SI lU N, l't'li'ttl I. hat-atie lt'stt that e i,nulet-,Ignenl Afll'itttfl fl ECRWII'iI, .1 It., Clerk of Cit II l',,,tj- t of Mc,,iIncula t'i,,lnlv, ?$v'.l .l'i,iot-iiia, ttiii, ott lugivat, litU, at II 'ItO n'eI'iik 51. itt the Ftont t'.'''t- of II,,. 'unitinle 'u'utity t't,ii?-t linus"., 'tmsthnis Cnutit i', its $ he ti' tSanfet'.l, Floricin offer tot IS atui sail sit 1,tiiul" isitti-tu' Ii' hIliest anti best bullet fo tell, the fit lion' I ng tic, ihu- ,I sit na toil Iii Metni - niuctt v itml', tTl,,t- Iln, tn-wIt Lot 2it, fllnt'k I', t,S'(lflhlliE 2ND I'A!iK, SI i-ihhl' T'i,A'l', s,',,,utditig to lii. i'Iat P1 ut ti Ct-Cl) t, tenant cii Itt Think 1$, Paiwø 71%, of liii' ruu,ik llc.'ntdu of l4tnitsnie I "inn t >', V'iiiri,Ia, itattant to the Summary Final acree of tte.Forecloctiro amtevI In a ease penullng In ..I,i -i?- t, the at -le of whit'lt I. .jr'AUUiIAN MORT1A(IE ('('MANY, INC., Flnriul* cot-porltinS, Pisilnilt I, npi-rtuIlPlt'l,t)aI'OPI s a 3Z2U1 1 Not- tb night of way -. kv.t 1ir p along the St'' El,,. j'iaititifJ, point ou 4 ('i iNSTIl r("rIrjN COM.A LT 1''. NY, a Florida corpolatiou., it al. li.'t,'tiiitttit.', -lsance-ry uiumbtr of iusd the i i 1330!. hatid end the WITNESS ';tii't, this i'jul ,'.'ul uf ,..ii'I i"thi iy of August, ItGG sioes, - 4SIN WNk N w as__ R6V - voi. fri. y 11 this as. Ii. 70U y the seiri --: SA - ,s.' a 1 Lad they 4 s help i.&t Plaintiff, -, c: sit, the following described p: pert) s :t hut id iii Seminole t'uutt}', Florida, to-wit: L.t 21.. 27. 2 Hiock "C," w oil 'MEflE I'ARK liEI 'l,AT, of a Jici'ta t t Woodin're- Paz- Ic as recorded In i':it Itt..'k 11. ::, 'if the Public Ra-oorda of Scm:i'l.- ('s.nntv Fl,.ritlu,, li-si, I through C and the sorth It'll' if Lot 7 of ssiiI ti.'ts 21, Tiiwiu-hip 21 South, Park, as recorded 1tun 30 East a dtanre of ii Pint lt,,uk 12', Paw'- i't', 1.61.11' t.,, the Noutheast (',rriar, We.odrnsre ,f its.- Public Records of 5E', $K'Section Towfl. S,uiiiu,,l.- e,,u,its', Florid,i; ship 23 S'.utl,. flung.' :;li East, ALSO KNOWN AS: Lots 2, thence North a distance of and 2's. ltbo-k r, Wood- 15tI.7' to a pint. uiI potht n,t:'e Parlz 2nd Replat, &C- being the Northeast corner of tording to idat I hereof re- the Cit> of Mititlttiitl c'.rded in I'lat Rook 13. Page Trctmcnt I'Inu,t Sit.-, ;hence Public Jt.-t'ord,- of S,'rn- 'it cat alotig' t)it North line of mule County, Florida, 'aid Treatment Plant l''-'"PtIntth to ti,. Final i1'iree ofl Cliidistance if U$,!.*' I., 'the itt- F'ort'rlosure e-nt.-rcd in a case Northwest corner of .iai sewl'indi?c in .uthd ''ourt, Iii. st)'li' age 'Frt'utn,. ,t I'k siti': ihenO. "iruitLm - PAVINW4 AND LOAN AsSOCIATION, TM ifFli vtl'I'IlFt 1W rir.ht .............. Count)', run >' s Its tcbsd Its ts+aIeh fes bul Nies Nd ipphI g , h;.tn'i'roRh) FEDERAl. Township 21 south, Range 20 for the relief demanded in the East, thence run North 0' 2*' 37" Complailt, This Notice shall be publish. East a distance of 132G01' to the w ii!! - IS TISS ('VVII'I'VI' (OIIUT (55' lIVE 515111 JIInIUIAI, Em. nIT IS ASh Poll SIIMIT4OIt t'o%'ST', P105111*. t'Il.ISSEIII' 740, 1122? - ..,,.I,,, .n ii.,. ,....•,.',.'..'.- ,.. Va717ou ss best Evea , lit" OT10E or thence 'ontthie along of T1E-FORECLOSVftE SALE said right of tt'a>' to a Point On THE 7415111 JVI)IUIAS. Vlsi. N'TICE Is hereby given that the South line of the SE, CIII' IS *51) FOR SIIMISOI. the undersigned ARTHUR H. NW, Section 21, Township 21 coI'STY, FLORIDA, DECKWITH, JR., Clerk of Cm- South, Range SO East, thence CHANCERY NO. ilITS , SHOffU r urup',aIc.m.f Y Nmu P#t, - - - a Florida ea wdui iIel NTOLIII Attorneys for Esecutor )"lnri,Ia Stale flank Mutt. 21 Manfnr'i, Florida 11771 Puililish: Aua. 12, II, II, $.pt. 2, E',4 Sectioti 20. Tott'nehtp 21 1"F.AN & LOt'i'NDES, 321 East Orlando, Boulevard, lance of 21.32.04' In the North. F 1 o r I 4 a, and file the original Answer or otluer Pleading In the XW1, cast corner \V Section 20, Township 21 South, office of the Clerk of the Cirllnngc 10 East, thence run cuit Court on or before the 5th North si'' 15' 47'!' \Vest 'a ills. day of September, 1166, It >'ou tance of 66176' to (he South. fail to do so, a decree pro contvest coiner NEt,. section 20. fess.) will tie taken against you . PA NY, INC., , STENSTROM, DAVIS A South, flange II) Eaat a ills. ('entral Clerk of the Circuit Court North 5!'' 17' 52" East a illstance of 301.35' to a point, said fly: Donna M. Maikos Deputy Clerk tinhtit beIng vfl the Southwest. trill)- z-Ight ,! WK) of State Road Publt..h July 22. 2 A Aug. 12, 11'66 4$. thence run South .46' 21.' 52" a iliatanne of 2326.4$' to a ,,i,,t...I - of tt'hich Se I'-''At'(JIh N 3I(IItT(iA4C C1'.l _4V t'i.A lth'N'E It', 1IAI(ItIIt I)ece* at'l. of beginning. From said are required to serve * copy of In * 'nur Anawer or other Pleading Plaintitre and the ahhre'Iste4 title of said Northerly ,lii'ei'tlon along said to the Complaint n suit is WILLIAM E. DAVIS. et East line of the Wt, SW'. attorneys, A NPERRON, RtThI, , M the ás*.eat phi each shop. and tue ' Sewage I'I& PAY I *i- nole ('otint y, Florida, to wit: according to the plat therefleginning on the Southeast of as recorded in Phil hook ,'orn,'t \V SW i, SE % Section 12, Pages 73 and 71, Public 20, Township 21 South, flange Records of Semlnel• county, 31' East, run North 1S.0' along Florida, the East line of W'4. SWI, SK Section 20. Township 21 lasts been flied against you In South, Range 30 East, to the the above styled suit, and you $wu -U i%o"c'm,o,j, paint of beginning, run Florida. I onev - Township 21 South. Range 1 lsst, Seminole Count)', point 'here ve p.' stud , eres IS i'nr t'fllUT or' i'iip t'flI'l. 'Ii ,iI$IuP, stcIisni,t till'S'II, S1'tl'?.I tiP PI,titlVI) I, 15 I'ftflhllI'Pi iii the I"aIaIc utfi I'i,AHI.N'i I.'. lltKEH 1is,' ci sail, ElS II, S0'I'I('fl ".'t Ice I. iii', i'lit' glt'en the th" utile, sign,',l will, 'in the it ii 'itt c of -'oiit i-tni'er, A. It. I lISS, In the lionoralils ''ittinty P'°" liii,. q' of Me ml tunic ('ott tt 3, F'inr I'm, hIs final ,atiit-n, soentint 'mu t''tiehara, as 11*,','iIio?- ,,I the Estate of 'I,Alkh'INCPi F. itt H Eli, and at titno, then and theta, make pil.'tmllutn to .ui,i ,tti'Htc for a until settlotmuant of his iii,,mlfli!it 1:11 ion of wall etntc, lot- en order 'Useharglnp him it. si,ils 1'a o,'ttt or. Dnt.''l this the tilt tiny of Atigutsi, AD. It', .1. Fl ,t)'i'I, Ut ICER, t'.'cui%.ar of the Estate of '.'.' ,iig. - 7U Ossr 0O West First Streal at Orlando, ii forj, Florl 'in, itt for for snie , -r • v ii gi lxi _. MObill' ____ male chef is that ht' i less an artist than he is a ham actor. He has enough props to put on a production at the Metropolitan Opera. He dons a big white cap and a colorful apron bearing some such cute motto as "Don't Iflas the Cook," bids farewell to his loved ones - and marches Into the kitchen, book in one hand and an Immense fork in the other. Soon steam and the sound of dull explosions pour out into the living room, and unnerved guests turn pale and ask for a third, fourth and fifth martini. No one, naturally, is allowed Into the kitchen while the master Is performing his miracles. As the host, his face parboiled red, finally struggles to the table with the bubbling gook, he calls out trlumphanUy: "Surprise - guess what It is!" You mildly wonder If be really knows. What started out to be a meal has turned Into a lottery. It Is then that the wise guest, mans I column by 2 inches. pleading urgent business else- Too smell for an ad to be where, bids the amateur chef a noticed or .ff.cIv.? Your. reading this on.! firm and immediate goodbye. r - ' isa.. $sad fes' the b.ekl.t Why tad yes Vu - Political Notebook hi lb. ee' ret Is es on to gorge himself on his full 850O c*1OTISS. 4aplke wbes.v If a Rinsey Interviewer then ____ Ivu1tI rang a II*W the bell and told this .1 St .as.es es wife that he was making a P ft Is the bssieet aI survey as to the relative gas. * tile hungers of wives vs. bus. Is 'S theY kI sad want freak dl'- bands, what would she say? f MI1'TISge PN "Why, I'm hungry all the p Morsel For Mortals As we mere humans know, these are discarded as incompetent. It's obviously here to stay-and, we suspect, to tOugh times for us. We are being outsmarted, outper- grow and grow and grow. formed, outatatused and outdated by But we mere humans wouldn't be nachines. human If we didn't gloat a little. And it is heartening, therefore, to read that's another thing no stuffy old cornthat a big smart aleck of a computer puter can do! at Lincoln Center's Repertory Theater In New York fouled up the assignment Thou lit F' T d of seats for the theater's almost 40,000 subscribers so thoroughly that It As for man, his days are like grass; took human beings almost three months he flourishes like a flower of the field; to unscramble the mess. for the wind passes over It, and ft is .So the theater did a daring thing. it gone, and its place knows It no more. hired a young girl (at much less cost) -Psalms 108:15-16. to do •the job the computer couldn't ' handle. And she's handling It! Be a life long or short, its complete.. Similar incidents have been reported ness depends on what it was lived for. by other organizations and companies. -David Starr Jordan, American zooNow the computer isn't about to be logist. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice . '- -' - -i-- - �p - 1, fio"ah_ BatuTd*y, Aiiguuit IL INS GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine Saturday for ,ddtng some up4o.d*te aecassoriSs or condition to your life that can Mike you feel life Is nuich more worth living and you also conditions, that axe unusual and that can bring you the results important to you. Let the world can get off to some Illow see ,you are wide-awake to these oppotuntt1U. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) If you make tmprovemaflts in your surroundings and please kin, you find greater harmony reigns In the future. Some entertainment it abode is fins. Be happy in your sUTTOUfldIflX anhi have a more ehsreful out- On life. TAURUS (Apr. lodk You are 20 to May definItely aP- at group mneethWB today, so be very gregarious, meet charming persofli. You are also able to garner the data you require. Keep busy and you finhi yourself a happier person. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) table 1. Your financial structure needs ai*TnefltInR an be sure to conceittrste on that and get advise from bankers, etc. Take the time to look o'er your real estts. See when to make Improvements In good taste. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A positive, happy attitude is needed if you want to make the niost favorable impression on others. Pine day for meetings of all kind. The educational are particularlY helpful to you and others. Have happy interchange of ideas, a conversation. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Fine day for preparing for any projects you have In mind and you find that experts have much data to proffer right now. Take the thee to assist one in trouble. This also helps you with awn problems. 1. uorecasu ideas LYNDAY, AIJOIJST 14, 106f across with acumen. Others are very receptive to them. Be charmingLIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. ) Be sure 'to contact that higher- up who can assist you In what.- of ever Is closest to your real meaning to you. Better your career. Show your capabilities to those in business world. They back you. 'SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. Getting Into some new at.heart, niosphere and making fine friends In a different social strata to yours brings excellent ideas to use In the days ahead. Ccmtact those who are out of town by telephone. Make bay! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Following your intuition in dealing with that Individual who has been somewhat superior with you. Come to a fine understanding. State your arnut. A romantic evening is In: the offering If you first get all obligation out of the way. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to alan. 20) Take care you do not get trapped Into saying what you do not really mean where an md.. tuchment in concerned. Be more sure of your charm. Use it to impress those in business and get ahead. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) You have some dutieb to perform that 'nobody else can do for you, so get busy and postpone being with new acquaintances. Taking treatments you need bring added vim. Follow orders with dispatch. 1 v'e 1 . (1 1 I Car You 11 T I 1 1-. , ~~ HERE! GENERAL TENDENCIES: wonderful day and evening oncerththlyarehavingadlf- August 12 '1986 Page '11) Icult time deciding between 2. PernmuiIs gnfgtri rr*th chart a well-rounded new f s omeblgldea th atappealstn 'Urge of action for you drink You buv jot,I.m. EEK & MEEK your church or any activity Ymu and that can bring you b VYJIV i. . o 1319 much of value and handling hstever that can put you Prevention. Call E P of the heap and bring you ome confusing but tiresome StTlClt)E CARE. Orlando 341-1121. onditlons with others that itch success In the days ahead. uire an exact accounting and I WILL. NOT he responsible for debt.' Incurred by flynn.' any secret meetings are taik- hut have some sort of confuaOther thait mylf us of AURg place among high of firIls tJ ttt Ii, 9 1. flaunt' S. Turner. better condition of their own rig facets that bring you p. P loxity. Keep Impersonal. itlona. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) 4-Beauty Care ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) o11*g along with Ideas of HARRTETTS BEAUTY N- o o k. msider whatever brings kin. Thera you admire where recre. evening app'ts. lOb next support and comfort and lion Is concerned can bring - S. Oak Ave. 2-&74. t in their appreciation and appiness on all idos, help all iprovnl by initiating fine ri forget worries. Al though you ___________________________ 5-Card of Thanks ensures. Your daily work can h ave deadlines to meet, a little UIL\ - ftio 'rol' so be improved appreciably. musoment relieves tensions. & KTiDItRGAT'.TlX Ph. 1,O1'JItPs4l i7 it some fine Idea to work. 'Ian well. xnri oiituray up." MOflfl In all this today. 7:16 A.M. to b:30 P.%I. TAURUS (April 20 to Muy 20) Sale 95. Houses For Sale 50. MIS. F Male Help Wanted 91-Parm,--.Grovee TAURUS (Apr. 20 to hay 'an have good friends who are Friday r%Pt)inw.4 'ti n1l,lnIE _____________________JJJJJJJJJJ____ ) Attending group meetings tiger to see you and this IsFL TENT CAMPING TRAILER $100. INSURANCE DEBIT open-San. FOR SALE by owner: 8 2/4 PARK RIDGF., fl6 DriftwoOd Pets & Supplies ford area. Nc, ep. necessary. - all kind Is the host way to Inc. provided you keep them Lane, I RDRM. 1' bath, cenacres of farm land. 65553115. __________________________________ C4411 241-65111. Orlando. ti-al air and heating, chain it ahead now. Discuss now eparste, since there i jealousy BEAGLES for .'ale, 322-0641. BOY'S NAVAL Academy Unifence all around. Ph. link Q sea you had not considered nvolved. Be sure to get budform, site 16. Excellent ond1- SERVICE STATION Attendant. 95. HOUSeS For 6736. I1Ii, (sil Cl,-. 2542 lrent'h Ave. -__________________________________ SALE: Registered in a I e lion. e this. Evening Is beet time teas affairs handled properly. FOR Airdale, 2 yr.'. Champion Blood HAVE NICE :; bedroom, I bath FHA VA HOMES be with good pals who are Ic clever in dealing with Lines. 32-442. BABY STROLLER, food cond. )rnm,. tonthty pn n n u.' Female Help Wanted $7. 32-4551. ' close to you. $74.63-includes all. Take ever. there. ____________________________________ POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed balance mortgage. No qualifyHousekeeper to live GEMINI (May 21 to June healthy. Tiny toy & miniature ('' Ptofeuional carpet clean- WAN'l'EI,: GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) In1 lady. 422-5916, Orlando. ing. $1 00 lit Stud. Terms. 822-1441. Ing result.rent Blue Lustre ) You have to be more aware r)eclde early whether to attend Elect rir Carpet Shampooer $1 Located Throughout Coun l, MACHINE tsi%h ),(,fl,e OPERA. 3 'BEDROOM. I - life's goodies If you are to t D work at home or j the bus- SPECIALS: Baby Skunks, $'. per day. Carroll Furniture. ?- Bra. 1-1% 2 Baths 'T'(tIi$, ''lth t,.ctnrv experienco, Availwith swimming poiil. Squirrel Motikeys. $Ih: Buti Some KitchensEquipped t them In an ethical and Iiwas world, or else plan time Mynah.', 6 day week. Air-conditioned, able imniedisutely. Assumu' luiy$.95; Pet and Fish COMPLETE set of Golf Clubs & Less Than Rent Payments pleasant surroundings. Pay nient.' A balance mortgage. eedy way. Plan how to have v ise!y to do some of bath. Be Supplies. fl. $50. $14 W. 3rd St. To inspect Ca-Il 1 _ -- -- - .1' ,.:,tz.. - ...-. ....... It e"fltrel air en.'laiFed it 'amily ,, ~ • 2 ft. $50 for 40 bra. Apply in son, do not telephone. Shapiro fires,. f'sictor. PoLand Airport, Detsitid, rla. SAULS ~~ - III- A .. '84 - - 1--:.- - : -, -. -. . t' $Ø DOWN' chair - "-.:- 'L _, f :: - i. ', otous Jim Hunt Realty' - . *22-2555. - '60 fiel,l'XE Sedan, heater, A Multiple Listing Realtor ISSUROR ec'llent condition. APPA8ER . - ,te., Pet-feet FOR CARRYING THE CHILDREN TO SCHOOL 2440 Hiawatha at 17.92 TflO. rassenger wag.n, perschool or hauling everything,$1495 for '62 VW DeLUXE nice and only wagon extra $1095 FORDS for brochure. 104-Trailer Space--Rent _________________________________ LER & Spaces oiLake Ashby. 822-7111. Payton Realty 106. $895 I &- 2 5DB-St. APT&, Completely equipped by GENERAL ELDCTB-IC which Includes electric or v - T1T .ii i .'.&.. .. ,.., COMPARE AT $200 MORE kitchen. heating & cooling. '64 IMPALA super sport coupe. 6 cylinder Automatic Trans. GARDEN APARTMENTS Radio, heater, bucket seats, 322.1120 extra sharp. TU E. First 8t. TO'W'N'N LAKES - TURN. &PT., $100 )d.flonvIlIs. S 11 - All utilities. Apt. 1. TURN DownstaIrs Apt. 101 Palinetto Ave. Ph. 322-1274 after S P. M. FRENCH. 8224630. APT. 115 console shift, extra nice. $1595 '63 IMPALA Convertible, fully equippcd, red and extra nice. $1495 & closets. 322-2834 - OTHERS p. M. after 6 Pin TURN. APTS. chose In. Jimmy ' 64 BUICK LeSabre Convertible, Cowan. 822-401*. fully equipped, Ibcluding air conditioning, mint condition. EPPIC. APTS., private baths, ideally 10. '65 lit. St.; Sanford. 1111, UNURNISHED Pb. Resident Mgr. 223.1240 - 3 ROOM APT for rent. Private private bath,. Mellonville. 322-5420. entrance, 1145. $695 '63 COMET Custom 4 Dr., Fully equipped including air condi. tioning, one previous owner. COMMODORE APARTMENTS • FURNISHED $2095 FIAT 2 Door sedan down 128.22 month. 518 AVAIJJN APA1tTMENTI 112-1417 2nd St. 118 W $1195 MANY, MANY MORE ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN Sanford Sanford 232-1135 Orlando 6444014 Open Daily iii V p. in. 17-92 Highway he highest bidder. UINEIS 7 Issd Cs. AUCTION 5. Dsvt.ss 14. 'nil W. It. Mc('iiutig, 322-8221 in the evening. ,u(ter .i $495. '61 UEI. Alit Cl,ev,, VS. 4 tim., ed State Hank will save you money. Don't be misled by "Bank Rate Financing." Call 323-1776 and compare our paymen ts. SAVE NOW! w4 law A little goes a long wayet Impala 4-door. VS esqis., automatic tronimissloe, pow. of steering. 1195 SANFORD @ 322.1535 444.5014 ORLANDO Cadillacs luxury features and air s.nditloead for summer comfort. A prestige automobile, yours for .rsly. ate car RED HOT SUMMER It. . . I - SALE DAYS I 11 '. : Is i" Impala 4-doer hardtop equip. pad with radio, heater, auto. matic transmission, power steering and brakes. It's a one owner and air condition. edi -f 1961 Dodge Pioneer Station Wagon. . . . . . . . . • . • . • . . 1 1963 Corvair Monza . 395 1095 . 63 Econoline Van $ 995 1962 Renault $ . . . . . . . . . . 41-. . . . 595 1965 Dodge Dart 1795 1964 Dodge Dart 1095 ___ , , , auto. matic transmission. A Jewel. Vlifh air condfloning............... Top economy car. hounds tooth. . . . . 1 a heater, ........... 0000000000000 1 ---. __ , 95 $15 .. ... .... ... , . . , - 1960 Rambler wagon. A nice car .10,410.9 1959 Mercur -door sedan. So, Al ( ons , ,. ,. 0 0 0 . ST. L7005 FRENCH AVE. 3224382 - 1 i - I 11 1 Holler Motor Sales Co. 2211 WEST FIRST ST. (DIRECT ORLANDO LINE 425-4325) SANFORD, FLA. PH. 322.231 91&.wC1zcn- WQIW IN OUR NEW LOCATION Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. DART GT Vi stick shIft, radio, heater, bucitet seats. 11594S - ellIty Lew a o Visit out T Our Personfle \ and Meet In All Departments. , 11 60 FALCON ~ ,., <: 4.0001 Lr .j - I -1 ~ . $195 '. - -_ .~_ 4 . . 1 _ . _41?i 59 FORD L I '. ! , $695 $ 4.DO0R 595, '395 $145 ® -------- USED UI CARS COUNTY MOTORS 1801 W. FIRST ST, PH. 322.0614 11 . 322-0861 41 ...I SALES DEPARTMENT - 5 OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS 'TIL 6:00 P.M. '. 4 '. ' 'I 'j, 41-P ~. ~ % 0 trickla nd-Morrison MOTOR SALES 2515 W. 1st. ST, PH. 322.6231 I. - -. ~,.~"~r,~12' r . "' 1. HOLLER ..itU'. j NEW & USED CAR ~1 j,W_ Come By soon! &~ . 'EDUCED SEMINOLE v• $180380 Is 64 DODGE REDUCED 4-door sedan, automatk transmission Station . - SO - WHY BUY A FOREIGN CAR When You Ca,, Own America's Most Popular Compact At The Above Price. This Is A New Car Not A Brass Hat Not A Demonstrator, 61 CHEVROLET $995 I.,.~ YES PRICE 2331.04 1895 Impale 4-doer hardtop, V4 eagles, automatic trausmis. Went power st.erlisg aid brakes, radio, beater, and air soudltlulo,. .................. 0 270 2-door hardtop, auto, transmis- sion. Clean as $3195 1I : 10980 STICKER PRICE equipped with all 64 CHEVROLET .. RADIO WHITEWALLS 64 CADILLAC 4-door hardtop. This immacs- V WHEEL COVERS TINTED WINDSHIELD $ FACTORY AUTHORIZID VW DIALIR - I STOCK NO. 4401 SALE' 3219 S. 17.92 Sanford i\/.\Ls 1966 CORVAIR 4D001t HARDTOP END REDUCED ELLINOR Volkswagen 1961 Plymouth' WI *YEAR 63 CHEVROLET rest,. Hemphill Pontiac Buick I 1501 W.NIST U0S.D YES Deal Right Here , 24 Mi. ., 24.111 al. Fard M.$.r C.. War' I REDUCED Like new throughout, 0 Deals 61)26. .,,.,.............,,.... $1 $ 1964 Fiat 595 "600", sharp, low mileage .....,, DOOR SEDAN Point TRADE NOW! clean ANGLIA Right To The I'. st.','rittg, tititui. triutta., air .'on'i., 611.0,1,1 act. miles. 322- Station wagon, air conditioned, FORD 1095 $595. cunilhas ne'.v ;irc'ntiuutn tires. h'nymeiils may he nssiimeul or %%-Ill t mile for an ,l'l.'r stun. 1963 Ford 1966 $1295 .. lit'S. $ SI'S. ennui iti,,ii per (oct USED CAR FINANCING at Unit- , ONLY only. . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4115 Bill Ruland Chrysler - Plymouth 118 Hwy 17-92 Deflary S-S002 Home 776-2973 4-door sedan, air conditioned. SALE .'lean. t ra 4495 MONTH (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) 221 SOUTH HWY. 17.2 SANFORD PH. 322-1835 (ORLANDO) ('huh,,., ii. VIa. I'll. 222.1270. FOlifi (lAl.AXIE 500 Xl. This ear is ex- 1965 1965 Valiant 4 2 I tnissinti, *3 cyl. 51,1 50,00. Terms if .iu,alify. ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN clean. I 1963 (0M ET, 2 uIr., cicelient ennui' (ion. licittet, automatic traits- MANY. MANY MORE 2-door, radio, 41 Owner: l','It s.IT; Dy 'onvertible. . COMPARE AT $200 MORE WITH $300 DOWN antiques, chin, cabinets, dining room suites, b.droom suites, rockers, appliances and sws seats. Sold to 1962 TRll'M I'll lier.ilit. Radio, 50. $22heater and air cond. $1495 '83 IMPALA Super Sport coupe, fully equipped, bucket seats. equipped, ige. room. Kitchen cited downtown. Inquire it Jacobson's Dept. Store, 211 E. caning on your BEAUTY suol' tar sale. Call neighbor . . placing Want 3-6638 after 6 P. W. Ada by phone . . . Dial itS. PIZZA TAHEOtYT. Must sian2111. flo, due to lii health. 266-6006. ________________________________ Special because extra nice Ethan Allen furniture and at itil. trai''., good conel., radii', new tires, new seat covers, $400, 322-9492. $1695 UNPUB-N. 2 Bdrm. duplex Apt., as This convertible coupe is equipped w$li radio, heefer & Power;lidc. Herd to beef of 1 9611 \' .\ LI .% NT. '14 MALIBU Sport Coupe, fully equipped, white •ztra clean. Magnolia., $13 Lhiitieu turn.; specially suited mo,ud l3each, Fia. 115. Autos For Sale 115. Autos For Sale $ E11inor Motor Co. ''A IIIN ''ltt'IMh'It 98 hi'. 2 sr. 'iI'I Tilt trailer, pert ni r.*. 5660, "All right, Sally-did you come here to ploy bridge or 'Pe Place?!'" talk about 'P4 WELAXA APARTMENTS 114 W. FIRST IT. $1545 64 MALIBU 4 Dr. sedan, fully TURN. APT., close In. $2-890. equipped, beautiful Turq. and white, none cleaner, 11- ROOM furnished Apt. $40 for retired people. 963 CHEVY II NOVA WEDNESDAY s.d FISAY AT 7 P.M. 51$,, BOB CLEVELAND $1295 '62 COUNTRY Squire station wagon, perfect for school, rlyTTrvv7'Ts ItT I 11tI pci ii - To THE Ps' A 'I' i•: it Ps' A '1 In Ill' .1nIINMn4 . Tank. l'er• fu'ct 1 1 1111 \ir. 'I'l,.'.'I, ',II 3rd See or Call tioning, stock No, 15$A Apartments For Ritnt - ilOilMoll Spurting (;)(Is 9'pI\'I1I,IIr, Oir.i,IIt 20$•9.1i J tat Mt 121-SWS1 Orlando 644-8014 Open [)aiiy tll 9 p. m. _______________________________ '84 GALAXIE 800 4 Dr. fully equipped including air condiQUALITY MOBILE HOMES I 959 SIMCA, recently overhaultioning extra clean, Hwy. 17.12 1.. Ia.ntor4 ed, $100. Can be seen at 1447 172-2142 $1595 W. Wellington Dr., l)eltona. '1$ GALAXIE 500 XL I Dr. 103-Mobile Homea-.Rent hardtop coupe, fully equipped, 1963 VW, all accessories, perfect cond. $1,000. 1962 I'OILSCIlE bucket seats, blue and a beauHO1ETRAILER with caba na: 8-90, excellent $2800. 32-6555. ty. private yard, lights A water $1495 turn. Adults. $50. Ph. 222.7*4* WHY GO FURTHER? 1 6$ GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. fully You can't beat our prices? ________ equipped, including air condi- }DU(3'JD ti)t (irs Y011it 17-92 highway Sanford Sanford 322-1836 COMPARE AT $200 MORE 102. Mobile Homes. Sale ()A'rKwAy - 4 97 S. $1395 FOREST HILLS LODGE, Balsam, N. Oar, Beautiful A cool. Write - THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA i. YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. 20' WAGONS fect Realty 1 2 3. float H &' CX- Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs. '62 Convertible, fully equipped real nice. U. Hutchtson, 322-4051. Stemper Agency AUCTION I'l l I I I, hr:5'1'c ,N'E 8ic,torcynls ci' $l('i, 'town nflil assume J:ttttentt'. 122-4450, 175 GHIAS -, - be proud to own this modern iry lucrative for the days and urea to be alone with you. Ac 3 ia'droum fratni.' lion,, lit the . Furniture For Sale onthe ahead. cliuntry. Priced to SELL at bringing SANFORD ELECTRiC CO. ____________________ uiesce and stop AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 to Feb. only *6.150 with excellent G. E. APPLIANCES New & Used WiLSON-StALER TURN. riends along, tern,a. l'liozie now for an apfl5 Magnolia I) Better organizution of all Buy - Sell - Trade pointmt'nt. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 11-lb E. lit St. your affairs can make the WASHING Macnine ItentIs LO) An associate has excelient CALLRAILT REAL ESTATE Used Appliances for sale iture far more as you want It. ECHOLS BEDDING Co. CAL!. PAY 01: NIGHT 22-7498 iluna but these may not meet MOONEY APPLIANCE id it should be. Start echoBedding & Furniture with approval of higher-up, C. n'i A Palmetto AT FACTORY PRICES 90. Lots For Sale iling time, activities now. towover, be sure to listen to31. ______________________ Z-6Z1 1111 Magnolia. ut for some healthful sport rnth aides. Be quick in meeting Musical instruments 200' deep. City appliances. HOMEK!TE 104 USED Furniture. ut will also be fun, pleasant. mergencies. Show others you water, Oak trees.. Low down Sold. Lmrtools, etc. Bought PIANO TUNING y;aytuient, Tormu. Call V. B.. PISCES (Feb. 20 to blur. ire a lust-thinker. ya Mart, 216 Hanford Ave. W. 1... HARMON 32-2$ iIcCIung, 322-b'ZI. P• 3:2-415.2. )) Find a hotter wuy to perPISCES (Feb. 2(1 to March 20) SL.INGERLAND buarc Drum, APPROX. 3 acres frontage on irm tusks that are really hob- Clarify your thinking as to st-and, cover $60. 3.3241 or FURNITURE Georgia Ave. High School 10.000 Sq. Ft. Display 3864. en more Interesting by using what your real alms are and parking lot. $6600- Terms. EARLY AMERICAN 322-3108. ore modern methods. This will upend time making your stirBTJKUWS MUSIC SHOP lIT TELL CITY iMnd Instruments so please congenials who join oundings far more pleasant FURNITURE CENTER & uecessi,rie,. )U in them. Be happy. .2-7963 1100 Freud' Ave. md comfortable. Meet your obSales, Ituntals A lleputre 8:30 to 6:20 -7 21 fl2 IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN IIgatiuna. Then get Into the In- O(I4 Codttr Ave. OI)AY he, or she, will tcreating outlets that fascinate 4• Upholstery lift. Businesa ___ Opportunities 1 one of those fascinating ,ou. __________________________ OVER 26 YLARt YOUR OWN BOSS Lu iungstera who can be very IF YOUR (II14) IS BORN OF FINE workmanship in up- OUTSTANDING opportunity for icceasful In the morchandizing ITODAY . . . he, or she, will be holstering, draperies, ahIpuov. e$tahli,411c1 Fuse'-' trauiclibse in area. Autoold or whatever bus to do me of those Interesting young- er.' Time payments a.. litas $6 mu. Drapery hardware industrial refinishing niartuse. ters who soon feel that their ith food and its varied by- i installation. nuaturials sold from mobile KULP DECORATING SHOP van. Complete training on Ilium roducts. Blunt the education Idens are the best, so be sure to l 823.3315 job. Small cash investment for wig lines that please the pub- Ilive an excellent education, so merchandise only. Our tHen and Big-wig In such lines tlint this brain power will be 43. 48. Plants, Feeds, Seeds •rj bt,tter than average Income. if you are wlllisi to In a practical way, in the chart lure. Touch to I C.L.UJ1UM, Iu&;t of Li,, buafl(,Iz, work, we urge you tu investialltruistic in childhood or ithurwiac there will be nothing 04P lurg 'usi.', it,gut. cans. g.t. tile uppurtuuilt)'. Fur itteach. Cons.' curly for lieu ttir'h'w call George Wh,ttltmy, ore will be a nunt selfish and 1tore but much talk throughout SOc öi'Icttiuti. hell's Niiraur, Longafter S it. I". 677-8283 eulIt nd Individual emerge Instead IWe Jitetime and little accun1 W to Lake Mur Ilti. or write I Piur.s Drive, Or- 111A $795 's* vw s " $ $ 1611 250 DOWN ' Ph',ns *22.1921 '.'W Wagon I passenger for UNFURN. I BDRM house, kitch- '61real econoni. COMPARE an equipped, carport, large $895 enc.d In backyard. After € owner '60 1tlN.%PLT, p. in. weekdays. 322-1729, I. 22-17211'60 1"Al.('OX 2 - dr., clean KARMAN'N '*30 Pt iNn', COt, V. 65 COUPE, fully equipped, beau- '58 \'W Sedan 100. Resort Rentals tiful red and white. '59 YW S,lan _________________________________ '61 FAI.t'.IN SIn. 'git. $1395 OCEAN FRONT AS. ts a ... tuft time school, I' It s i,I-SVIM R AI,IrA At HPI RV111, 16 $895 1111*. French ,,-. - 'C V K6i',% Mi 'Ii ill Mtti iO'h'*3iIt$ .lAt','A %Il'l'c'it CY(1 i,I4 R PelUXE S n n r n n f fl5di H.'atui. sUiling roof ;ane1, on. Stemper Agency ,_.- .. - " 121, !'4'n,il ers & ('yvh'q preloua owner : BDRM. Futn. House $78, $23. $1295 6070. ____________________________________ '65 I)eT.l'Ni se.lan, tadI heateondltiofl. s UDRM, 1% bath, Floyd Ave., er, immaculate $1095 Mary. 322.0*73. Lake '62 Del.l'XE Sedan, Radio, heater. Real low mileage. FURNISHED I & a 1ThUM.. I bath $45 to $128. $995 UNFURNISHED '61 fieLlXTi Sedan, radio, heatI to 4 RDRM., I bath $55 to $138 er, extra clean one. 3 BDRM. TURN. horns, $76 Water Included. 322-6170. -. ' I 's -: -'I.3' 1 2817 P,' Ci,iintry ('i,,I Ito*d 237.1301 - LADY DRIVER ,b.. (onl;)nre At ,...- 111.19!? $1395 inn. 122-550* or $128 mo. ,.' Ph 210 Yilagiim'lis --. I AZ't., & A IIPI NM l.A tVNMOW- Payton SO1J'FI-I\/1ARD I( VOLKSWAGEN ... "'?4 V 1gqt '61 fl.l.I'XF Sedan Radio Heator sh,,wrctnm condition. boater, $75 - 1- --.-..- -.-----.---.. uniurn. AVAII able now 122-1541, ----.- UI)RM. HUM iL__J43'-- . Ml'NKAItIR (fl,AHM & PA I NT ('l)M I'ANY 2 BR. KIT. .quipped, 780 ThOrn '6* VW Camper, fully equipped I BR., I BATH. Central air, 1160 A bus today, a motel tonight. mci. $1695 * BR. 2 BATH, Kit. equipped, - - before no _______- '65 SQVA1IEI3ACK fully cquip. lel new con,ltiinnc,i 2 BDRM., CR, afl electric. furntithed. near N.A.R. Available Aug. 22, $76 me. 323.3846 after :;o p. in. - k "7 flrtllM.t18'UflS. 122-4111 .- Service iii (1111111 I't' i AUTO GLASS INSTALLED - Chevy FOlLI' A '5 2 TirIRM., KITCHEN furn., space . -' tin LnurelA v e . 1Ctpci furn. 108 W. 151h. 549.5*11. '1- . 1 211. Asium" pa'rnents. 322.091,. L.k fli;I 2 l4IflSI. tunfurn. 2489 rh.n.' 522$030 ________ Palmetto Ave. $15. }IR\ Multiple Listing Realtor NF'.IS: Days 322-7174 ANIMAL HAVEN a ome special hobby you have. REALTOR rapective Is necessary. Boarding. For sale. ARC Chihea- COL1)SPOT Refrigerator. 11 on. Nights - Weekends 2866 Park 'Drive ILDREN (June MOON between i MOON CHILDREN (June to 8-111911 S2ft. ft. breed.', also also mixed hun, YOU ASKED 1"OR IT a. in. & 6:50 p. m. HOUSEKEEPER uly 21) Forget all that con- t lily 21) This can be a good pig.'. 2.&7:. TO LIVE IN. Able to drive. Not This older .'paclous honic ci.'.ay provided you do not spend PEKINGESE Puppies for ..ala READY MIX Concrete. Blocks. elan of the pant and know d signed for comfort and gmover age St. Care of Invalid Cement (colors), Steps, Steel. living on three land- GOVERNMENT OED HOMES AKC registered. w o r in .' d, young man in wheel tat you want to accomplish 0 vermuch on some hobby that $4 BItS., 1-2 BATHS Wire mesh, Dry Well.', Sand, family shots. resimnable. Ph. ::-xsu eea;ied Iota. 3 HR. ?sloth.'r Ill. Lasting job for (Ifmake 11i hardly worth the time the days ahead Grease Trap.' £ Window Sills. large kitchen. All for anytime. right person. Please do not room MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. $12,800. Owner financed. etch if you do not quality. oper plans. Some group ac- nrt you put Into It. Don't be 2524 Park Drive Office 822.2113 so Elm Ave STUD: AKC German ShetiNight: 322-0648 or *12.0700 Ity Is ideal. This gives you d iscouraged if your bank ac• AT herd & Chihuahua dogs. 32CRYSTAL-TIP Ice Machine. 150 aunt Is not as big as you would C gi,.i. C'ITTLR GIRL WAX'rnr) over 21. w Ideas that are capable of COUNTRY HOME, immaculate, $ lb.'. per day. $150. See at the Apply at Pig 'N Whistle. Lkc It to be. Count your other BDRM., 1 1 bath plus 1,4, Lii. lug put In operation soon. Big DIp, 2618 Park Dr. 10. Poultry - Livestock REALTY room , oak floors, ducted heat, INVESTMENT & _________________________________ LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) blessings, as well. OO1M OUT OF BIYSINESS! n den, workshop. Almost N. Park Ave. :23-9173 114 LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Go HORSES BOARDED eel day to make plans for asi acre with shade and fruit The iluime of 10,004' Item.. Neat, uutrnu'tIvr. Young lady, 21 TIT ('WNER: 3 Rclrni. CS Bomb. Iteasonsible ILatei tri'es. pa'e.l road, near Winter BARN t. :::,, with tu1,o'z,ttt persosisule future in a more Intelligent fter your personal aims with Good Riding Area Assume intgc. 822-8746. Ave. Orapeville Park- $ISJ, 00. About $,1100 izoo i Ut permitting others, possibly ui drive 0 ciiurur, Wagon :22.9261 Phone ud effective way. Be sure to cash needed. GOLDEN ROD with local firm. Permanent, htome ties, to stop you from Frigidaire range, 5 year.' old. REALTY. 644-6726. OAK TREES 'slat those who look to full time si t iOn. Apply to 13. Catering Food 223-1641. ambItions. legitimate alning Box It';, ¶ Sanford 1 Ildrm., 1 bath home S Herald. Beautiful r help and are possibly quite g ROOM HOUSE, completely furwith Floridze room & fireplace. be first on OKRA- fl2-441b. flY OWNEIt: 2 Bird Cages $1.0 iahed corner lot, chose In. EXPERIENCED operate. This may not be their . oclal affairs should Kindergarten in Loch lot slinuleti 14,cats(l on en.: 2 Fans $6.00 en.: I set of $71, .loWii, bal. like rent. $21 he agenda. Forget all that ______________________________ Teuci,,'r. Ph. $3-166o. Arr 'ithi Ihir-fl-Q & fenced Cur Top Carrier Bar, $4: ultataL 2 -6177. E. 2nd. Ph. 15. Special Services yard. Ideal for family with Fr.zcr. Gibson $ti; I Cii;tall - AITR -I _________ VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) mrk at home for now. experretirement or children as Table $1; 1 I)csk with bench VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) i.'iirecl only. Duy shift, ;deasReduced to $14,50. lu,me. CARS WASHED AND VA.XEID, Mi are able to plan social Sit.: Platform Rocker $7: I ant working conditions. Mr. eep your promises Instead of or mine. Cal at your home so d o wn or sul,mlt. Even$16: Record Stereo Player stits for the days, weeks rotting about things you can do Roy Green Jr., 2226606. Ivory 665 -44.28. -6266. ings A Sundays Portable typewriter $36. Ph. ead very nicely on this free 323 -955 7. GIRL FRIDAY for office of Na cry little about. If you have Richard's Tree Svc. tonal Manu!i,ct ur.'r opening y. Contact those who can be pporntments, keep them on A Multiple Listing Realtor OUR 19th. ANNIVERSARY it Stinrord. Sitorthiatud requir- APPRAISER assistance. Evening is ideal ime. Garner the data you re- TRIP.tMTNG, ulnnaossin, roomnv- (4') INSUROTL \Vl,itt or id burg,cnu,,1nttl with ninny t,sg )iiglt 1,rea,uur. spraying. One & 'rI,ree I)iuniottd Pritwumss $-4911 1919 5. French r some pleasurable recreu- q ulre-you have quite a flair ct p1.,'.' "sit I ,i' it' fits. Reply in r.'c .'nti,,iutc. :.niii. ItIllpown lianiiwri tisig, gI'.'ing back- ASSUME in you like. Payments, 2 BDRM., I r this. gr(Iultit1 & qualifications, stats converted to carport bath, SURFBOARD REPALRS GWALTNEY JEWELERS LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) salary reitiirenienta. BOX imo. 364 S. Park Ave. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Fla. room, fenced backyard, in 905 Park Satiford. Flit. ting of service to others Is Icing careful not to spend too 3:2-4063 or *22-8328 after 6 P.ifl. FOR Sunland Estates. " ==-41178. SALE: Portable Ringer e best way to spend part. of riuchi on amusements When you 8,'whitg Machine with button- 77. Situation Wanted VERY Clean. Close In. : BR. PAINTING - CARPENTRY hole attachment. Also I not is day, especially friends who h ave some bill outstanding that . J. Adcock Jimmy Cowan. *22-4018. 122-9561 1!%'•. 01! Clubs. 32-9194. 11111111111111111111111110 LOIS' 0 E N E R A L HOUSE e having difficulty getting houd be paid immediately In Bole In Your Roof? 7 7 CLEANING Service. Call eves teed. Show that you are proud v '1se. Don't Incur further inter& .t TURNER ROOFING 51. Articles For Rent 7 to 10. 835-2774. ______ ALMOST new 4 Bdrm,, % hatlus Sanford do civic work. Your popu- ala. Be with close pals and Pb 33-4011 den with fireplace, large kitMALE. CAN WORK RENT A BED rity increases. cheti. 001 E. 2nd Street. tave a wholesome, Inexpensive YOU Probably missed a sale to 'til sclu,tjl start, then weekBeds. Baby Hospital, day . . . Use Want-Ad.' daily. Itollawa, ends ni after SCORPIO (Oct.. 28 to Nov. Ime. 541-6317 By Di) Weak or Month. Inveuittatt the Low-Cost. writ.' lox 39';. Geneva. -._____ I) Taking the time to cornCARROL.L'b FURNiTURE SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) or _______ 223-1301 2640 Hiawatha at 17-32 13.SISI' 116 W. lit. 'HOUSEWORK. Childre. Local rehend ideas that have been rhinking over what should be 28-Painting transportation required. 1111111, HOSPITAL BEDS Efficult for you ore this In any clone so that you get greater 203 W. First, Apt. 1, wheel chairs, sick room supplies Tilson Painting Service there of your endeavor Is Itandbag help from employer or for sale or rent. DEPENDAIILE woman wants to Spray Ise. Look into now outlets as jnfluentlal individual is a good Brush LIOGETT REXALL DRUGS work. T'II. 323-2101. I'lnecreat Shopping Center ell. Friends you meet today I dea. Listen to what others have Ph. 22-701$ 701 Orlando Dr. REPAIR & PAINTING 84.. Reai Estate Sale t suggest. Forget any troubles in be moat helpful in this. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to 'ou think YOU have. To Buy CALLBART REAL ESTATE to 24. Well Drilling SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ec. 21) Showing gratitude to - 4111111111111 CALL DAY OR NIGHT 22-749* SE1..L (15 Your Furniture, Quick ivinore viio have been giving D)ec. 21) Don't allow that WELLS t)RILLED, PUMPS Service with the cash. SPIUNKLEIL SYSTEMS u fine advice and ideas to onul grievance toward another SUPER TRADING POST C. A. WHIDDON Ml Types and Sizw dp you become more success- t keep you from outside world BROKER We repair and Service perking SMALL Business need ii will result In further help. 'where much can be aceomSTINE *2-b9Bl up? lii. Low-Cost Want Ada 202 S. Park Machinery & Supply Co. to tell and sail schew on new suggestions. I)llsned. You have an excellent 222.6433 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1(1W plan outlined that Is exact- 307 W. 2nd St. hen spend time with closest ! CASH FOR TRASH Realtor y what you need. Show per. 26 Roofing Antiques & used furniture wantI s. tt.as'rnond Lundquist, Assoc. ed. _______________________________ 222-3161 AttanIc Batik Bldg. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to t'verance. BRIDGES FURNITURE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 2-1480 Park & 26th. ROOF REPAIRS in. 20) Do whatever will gain YEARS of eti,crionce. All USED Furniture, any amount. ST. JOHNS REALTY u the prestige of those who !O) Find out how to get sonic 1work guarazztuied. riend to help you with a good THE TIME TESTED FIRM 32-70. bntrd ally count in your life. Make 1(' N. PARK AVENUE -6122 Shamrock Roofing Co. but you have In mind dcii eel plans for the future. MaltWILL BUT your usable but Un223-1730 IN 'FI-IE COUNTRY & etc. l. C. g new agreements can prove which seems like too much liming a littint brush & you will DELL. 323..76146 or 3228621. work for him, or her. Mate de- 30. Home Appliances For Sale u'onvertth%e. 50 house, utilities Stenstrorn Realty AGENCY AiltoM liii' 1411le , 'III-;%'I' n 'i'I. t'Ii'k-up, nic.'. I-''t- lit'".' i'- 4,.' ci,n't (Intl ,l g'iiI ttqs-ui I, u'iIl 512.45511 'tmt ', ~ Pitl in. - rno,tis 97. Houses For Rent ,l ~t,~ ,, DOWN - living Msutis,r t22- 1t081 ... . porch. - based on production, 'Minimum Ii 8. IliI('ltM ' 18.11 A l!'if'i ___ __ ehns.'e area, 722.898, lOOP Grove ___________________________ - . - A tiviiat 12. I,rnlh $iintnrh a t.i t-A.d.s t h flcteald _______________ )O1OI' m.'n. t0rrn.,t%hi(hs. olool lo nest, -o.'r ear. .. 4y ('%.Ni. ': - Animal Kingdom tter monetary arrangements aure to handle shopping clever 17-9: Longwood Ph. 838.11644 RIDING LAWN MOWER $86. r the days ahead. A clearer l . Take advice of friend re 322.0772. Wi ¶)Rj4;-tIer Kent 101. Rooms For Rent - - 1 d ___ 0 - lpr Hol - . . •A MONDAY, AUG. it, GENERAL TENDENES: ]PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) A .duy for having a good time since others are more responsive to your talents and the plUflOtB are with you. You find excellent ways to self-Improveimnit. Keep busy at them and all is fine for you in the future. IF YOUR CHILI) 18 BORN TODAY he, or she, will be one of those fascinating people who will be able to accomplish almost anything the heart Is sot on, but you must first teach not to be so overly-sensitive. 014ect1ve thinking Is the answer here. Public utilities and the like are heat. lo your progeny to be connected with, or whatever brings him, or her, in direct contact with the public I)lIahed. A wonderful worker ill a humanitarian. in general. Send to college. "The Stars impel, they do this chart, and the politician "The Stars Impel, they do not A compel." Whit you make of Ieflnitely here - even a lirellcornpul." What you make of wr life Is largely up to YOU! Clent. "Time Stars Impel, they do Wt your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's individual Carroll Righter'!s Individaul orecast for your sign for Sep. omoe1." What you make of Forecast for your sign for miter Is now ready. For your mour life Is largely up to YOU! Curull Righter's Individual September is now ready. For' py send your btrthdute and "orecust for your alga for Sepyour copy send your blrthdate 1410 to Carroll Righter Fun,mu her is nua' ready. For your und $1.00 to Carroll Righter 4 (Tie Sanford Herald), Box }'wecast, The Saulurd Herald, 21, Hollywood 2b, California. opy ectid your birthdate and i Lu Carroll Righter Furecast, Box 1921, Hollywoud 28, Call. 'he Sanford Herald, Box ii, foznl&. EQUAL TIME lollywuod Z, Calif. The period In the year when Rlch*rd Henry Lee and Frani,y and night are of equal cis LIguTIf Out las of Virginia ngth In all parts of the world Youngest n*uzw.rch to accede were the brothers who signed knowuas the equlnox.Aithjs ti the throne of Eng1 rd was the Declaration of indepundne. the sun Is directly over 1Lenry VI, who was nine months e.egualor. aId at the time of his -acor.slam. _________________________ _________ _____ _ __ _ 0. - VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 20) Ideal day for getting together with those friends who are most congenial at whatever is mutually pleasurable. Put your 10 - --- ,11 Horoscope Ir -- F',. 4 1 -- I .-.-. - - ...'~ . i .:.i ' .1 il HWY. 17.92 and LAKE MARY BLVD. - I --- ------ ----- e"- , __ wo %,,,;~ ,,._._V.-- -.--.--..--. -- -- ... -..--- ., L~' ~1 . ~, L I ! I ~ IT - -- - - -- 1 �v l' . p - -, 4 - __________ et,r *s*slnrb Page 12 - August 12, 1966 •i'r*IJ ow,;`*." * , ka ys Group O ibis ~ L , .il ir Strike Halt gui I ~l, H k, I - , I , ' . . .1 t~A.., .. 1.,. i . 'ki" I t 4., U 0 S k 0 i,. :Sy' ~' ..-I 0 ", .~"q-, * . ''..? .11 . ,. .%:-;:, ., 0 I . ~.-$ '.. ., f .1111"i, I A i I .. , I I I I I I . ~ . .~, . - . . .. _, ~' " ., - ' p II . Forces t ' •: , , * , ng 0 i In Air, Ground Attacks -' ,' ' %% Sensiti ve I Ver W .~ w::~ . Y a ( eck i _ 6t -1 Adventist Baptist THE SiCVNTfl-bAY TIST AD FIRST BAPTIST CflVRCR Church of God , r. D. chance __............. Pastor CERVICES SATURDAYSabbath School .-.- 1:10 a. rn. J _ 7:10 V. rn W.4, Prayer Serv i ce 1:60 p. in. Alford __ Pastor Sunday school 5:41 a. m. Morai ne Worship 11:60 a, m. Ivangilletle Cert. 7:50 P. m. ?srnI!y Night Re'r'vle• JjJ a. M. - tLlO *' M' s:so p. rn Training Union Evening Worship - 1:41 V. in. Morning Worship IliflO a rn Worship P.rvtc Night Prayer Sertles , , •:4 Sunday School Methodist 0ff11 0? 0O 111 11 Park Avenue VEN . 1A M. .dPP _' -1 T. ' X. M. Alliance 1.60 P. M CHRISTI AN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH • " 1401 Park Ave. at 14th St. .__ Zvtnlnlg Worship - 710 P. M Alliance Youth Fellowship (Tues.) 6:60 P. M. Prayer Service and good citlaseohip, It Is a Met's. RUNLAND BAPTIST CHURCH 141$ French Ave. Rev G. E.IIodgei,.......P*itor house of w4rit"I values. Without R Ptrons Chureb, neither denwmcy ch'ilhaMlon can survive. There - 7:10 p. in . ^ - -1 'Of LTW PINECREST ASSEUBLY Assembly , 1. it I ~ N" : Evanwelistle Services T:00 p.m. larlY and stwport flie Church. They Rible study -_ 1:80 V. nL 'Sponsored by Baptist Fellow ship" his eoinmunity and aMlosi. (4) For Morning worstii.. 10:50 a-. in. 1 Evening Worship Youth Serv. (Sun.)- 00P Mid-Week S.rv. (Wed.) - 1 *0 • Study ....., W.dnfldsV: 7:3(1 p. M. 1107 & Sanford Ave. : • iada.y School - I 45 morning Worship - 11:00 a m. Tra,tetng Unnion - 1itI p. m. Evealug Service __6:00 p Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 P. M. Nursery Open :30 V. in. WTRR Sunday Nit* Broadcast ; I (ii _._ _____ ' -1 j, Pr -• '• cit.... ' ' *t Mapla Ave. •:ze •_.__......_ a. in ''.' Sunday - 11:00 a-. Sunday Evening Worahap - 7:10 V. Morning Worship W.dneadl3' Prayer Servie. ~ ~i . ,•' , 7:41 p. _____ P11EcKEST BAPTIST ,1 Training Union - Worship Evening Prayer Evening _, service __- 7b0 _____ -, J 1621 West First Street -- Pastor Win. L.. Stephens Sunday School ,..._ 10:00 a. in 11:00 a.. in. Morning Worship Evening Worship ... 7:30 p. in. Wednesday Prayer , Service •,__. 7:30. p "WELCOME" 274Z Country Club Road Rev, R- T. Barrett ......Pastor Sunday School ..-- 9:41 a- in. Worship Fervic. - 11:00 a- M. Training Union ..-..-6:45 P. in. 1:00 p. in. Evening Worship We Prayer S.r'ur, .. 7:30 P. M. 'p - * - - - ' ' , '" 1.;- - .- •' t.: j 4 p -' - . j -' • , '' -.- ------- - .- • - -, •.. -.---'-.-'.- --••". -' '-•- . -'- -_- a -' -& I ' -_ - - ------------------ .. . - ' . - - -- ,•• -- ' . fue 1. - . :,? - -- - ' ":" . ' '-' "' - "\ 1. I - -"'I ," '• wk ., ; .4IPp:I I LL, • : - _______ _ ______ UJTHEKAN CHURCH 3300 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-12) Sanford. Florida 132.73 It The Rev. J. Gordon Pi.ry. I , Pastor - LUTHERAN CHURCH 05 T1L RZDERMER 106 W. 2t* Place 'The Church of th Luth eran Hour" and TV 'This is the e , Herbert W. Goerss Pastor t , - , ",., I I * FIR.ST METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Its. Robert 34. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship - 6:30 a. in. ji, Sunday School , ci.2' -t' t ____ ____ 12' 1' j2' t 'ES12? t ____ ____ t _...__.._ 7:30 p. SL ____ GRACE METHOUIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woo'iianI .two., Rev. Robert U. Temple, Jr. Pastor Church School -- 9:44 a in. Morning Worship - 11:00 s in. MYP _____ 1:30 p 1' Presbyterian IS IRS'V PRESBYTERIAN Sanford, Via. Oak Ave. * 3rd St. It.,. Virgil £ Byaat. Paste Morning Worship - 6:30 a. Church School' - $:U a. Session SLeet - 10:44 a. a. Morning Worship 11:50 S. a. Church School- Beerdm,U Chapel 3:1'S p. ft Pioneer Y'.iIowshIp 7:US p. is. HI Fellow ship 7:1)0 p.g I' I .. Senior 1775South Soh Orlaudu Drive R. Meltin ..7. Pastor rilom4s Warship ,,,.,•__.. *:*0 a. is. Church School ,._, 10:00 & is. .._ 5:43 a, Morning Worship .. 10:33 a MTV Meetings 1:10 P. in (Intermediate, Senior) Ivenlng Worship - 7:11 P. M. SCIENTIST I2' t cj2' i- Id'rlday a. Methodist ____ _____ cl2' t _.... ..._ 44% ' Va- 100 East Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School .-...,' 11:00 a M. Wednesday Service - 3:00 p Subject "Soul" Reading Room: 101 W. First Weekday.: 10:30 aJfl.-4:3O p.m. School 1:13 in. Worship Service - 1Ii'Jl) a in. Kindergarten and Nursery Sunday I ,: I.'' . Conquerors Meeting - 6:15 . , 5:11 a. M. Morning Worship 11:05 a. in Co mmunion-Is"irst Sunday in Each Month Kindergarten and Nurssry Morning Worship Sunday school - _ p. ' • • 11 . - ill (irang. Street . Huth Grant . Pastor -'u!I44y Ich'oI ., 1(1:00 & in. Iornin Worship liiOO a., in. Sunhl4y i',v.ntng - 7:30 is. Wait, Bible Study .- 7:10 p. a. Rev GOOD SHEPHLRD _____ -, ' ______ ______ Lutheran ____ __________ '--: ?IluT PENTECO$'PAL CHURCH 00' L.()NGWOOD reaHyawar.ifthany3a,geI life Itself, the psMs gift we have, W* can seem bleak arid fr1,J41 can restore our awarerisse of the joy and privilege of being alive? Jesus mew_____ at jg pri, He had the Mid far *1 'who need It, He hupron*I.sd lIfe...ou abundant life to thOse who 'WI)! follow Him. And He will help step of the way, ,- '. 7:65 a. in. IllS a. a rentecostai bSsflt7Ofetars..,we.omebowayest't , - • __ _____ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees 1101414ER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff - CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN Insurance 1111414 LUMBER & HARDWARE Jimmy Crapps and Employees FIRESTONE STORES' Bob McGulre and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. I'IWY. 17-92, Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford Kll.A;ORE SEE!) COMPANY 1,100 W. 1st, St,, Sanford - Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo ' Central Baptist Church, 1812 Oak Ave. Chuluota First Baptist Church Chuluutai Baptist MIa.Zo. Elder Springs Baptist Church, aM) Labmazi Hd First Baptist Church, SIP L'ark Avg. FrIendship Baptist CbVSCh Altamonte SprIngS itt. 431, Altsnts Spring, First Baptist Church of DeBa.ry Firs t Baptist Church of G.asvs First Baptist Church of 1.mk. Mary First Baptist Church of L4kSI Monroe First Baptist Church of Lag-woød, Cor. Church .5 Grant First Baptist Cbufcb it OVI•dO First Baptist Church of Sea Lo'udp . Springs First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 1101 W. 11th i. t Yoreèt City Baptis t Church Fountain Read Baptist Church, Oviedo Jordan Missionary BaptIat Church, 1531 W. First St. Lows Southern Baptist Mission, CtiuIijoti -- - 7. - 5 ' 7 00 p. in ..II, ,I 1.1 wsTSLL.'4wrEa PRYTIR1 AN CHURCH cASSIl..as3Rav 4_y uS ist of Seminole Fiats REV. LULI 1". GritsPtstaS ';hirch School -._... 9:30 a. in. MornIng Worship -• It-.00 s. a. Junior HI .5 Senior HI '(outh Meetings .. 5:00 p. m. Tuesday: £-'rlm.iry Choir :'eflesrsal $:$• ASIULt Choir rsh.aa-aa,I ...,_ 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir reh.ar.h3 6:15 PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees BILL }IEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford ' A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida s'i''ri l"AItM INSURANCE Companies Irving I, Pryor and Staff ' NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff COBI.A BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold SIama and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Willis Bowman & Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff • SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. • John Dunn and Staff - STRICKLAND4(ORIUSON, INC. and Staff ' WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al W ilson WINN D1IE STORES and Employees __ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTOR Y_- r45i:-. -, " ' , . :' Baptist Church North - NOW Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 720 Pear Ave Oskiawu Baptist Church, 374$ W 30th It Queen Uautist Church £1nscr.st Baptist Church liP W. Onogs 84 Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Ridge Rd., ' Fern Park Progress Missionary HmptIl Chiuru),, Mid wmy $ecund Shiloh Mluuiunayy, B*ptlsi Church, Wait Sanford Sunland Baptist Churck.'flhI French Ave. Si' Jams. MissIonary Baptist Church Ste lid. 415 Queen St. Paul Msuionsry Baptist Church. .i at. St. Mettbew. Missipnary Baptist church Canaan Height. St. John'. Missionary Uaptat Church, à30 Cyprs.i It. T.wpl. Baptist ChuTab, 'Pita Springs Rd.. Altamonte Sprin gs W.stuLd. Missionary Baptist Church, 411 S. Holly Zion Hope Baptist Church, 111 Orasig Ave, i(omsi C.thuliu Mse, Sportsmen's Club, lid : ______ r' ----- Ase viialma i.utis.rsn Church, Ovsrbrook for. Caueelherry liuu,i Shalther o l Untied l.uthera, IliI $ ISrjgj,iIs IiiI,iii, Iiii.-n tit the Redeemer, Christ Methodist Church Sunlansi Estates First Methodist Church, 416 Perk Ave. VLtst Methodist Church of Oviedo • Viral Southera Methodist Chirek 1111110 Sanford Ave. i"'.. Methodist Church. sOP V. 4th at, Ileneva Methodist Church, Geneva t)rcs Methodist Church, Osurs Rd. Urani ChapelA.M.. Church, Ot$sd. Oskgrove Methodist Church, Owl*" 04155* MethodIst Church P a 0 $ a Wes*eys MslhadIs as. $ W. a; Pasta $5• Jsaee LILI, 5th 5*. Ii Cypress $1. Mary's A.1I.IC Church St. *1. 511 Ostsea it. Paul's MsskodisI Ch sri h Qsteee liii. Enterprise ' tafford Memorial USihodlit Oh e r e h S. 0514t'? . ' . NAZARENE • I' I is I Church of the 'Nasa-tees, V MebsIh l,utiierasis Church. American LiIOn hail, prairie i,ak., Fern Park St. Lukea t.utt.ran Church, RI. 411 IlevIe • Fern Park Church of Ike Na wens, U Brian 14.. Fern Perk' 1'' $ary Church of the Hesersas cilIJItell OF CHRIST ('iiu,i-Ii of Christ, Irii S. Park Ave. 'iIur('iI ul Christ, 410111V5 Church of Christ. Lake Mary "Isuicti 'ii Ciirlt. I,.uiigwuud ''I,ur.'h of cUri.l I'*ula CIIIJIICH 01" 000 'iiuici, "I in) 4n Hickory i:isura-li '.1 ilud, 00 S French ('i,utt'li 'II (11141, Oviedo ,urt't, of •itid Mission, Enterprise EPISCOPAL Mi Sallils iI.i.eu1,ai Church in. DeSary Enterprise l'ht'Ist I':pi."spasl Church, Longwood n siit. I:iIscupai. I'iuterpr$ss IIiy (taass tieIseopai, l'srk Ave. at Ilk LUTHERAN CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, t.ak. Mary All Souls Cs.thulic Church. Ill Oak Ave . Chuluots t Ann's Catholic Church. Pershing P1a.c, D$ary Ut. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Mail. land Lv.. Altamonte Springs Cli&IITIA.N .1J111 CONGKZGATIONAL, Congregational Christis.. Church 201 Park Ave, 4urthsId. Christian Church, Vi u t i 4 a haven I),-, Mattland '" '" .Iie- - Community Pr..h tense Church, Leke Mary ilsaf- Lake kisthuIlet Church l.tti.l A H E Church, Cana* Heights •'agwe.itaurry Cuuilisunhty Methodist Church, Hwy 1 7 V1 a Pussy Ridge ltd., Casselbsrry inimary ('unsissuolly M,thudi.t Church W. Ihitilsids, liiftary .5 It'd St. .vtr,t •Prssbytarisa -Church of DeScry, to. Highland Presbyterian Church aIIM. C,vsaaii 4776S. Orlando Dr. St. Andrew. Preabyt.r*j5 Church p -_- lint •1 Maple METHODIC? Burnett Memorial Methodist Church, I. I.iSasy Ave., Enterpri.• First Christian Church, 1107 S. Sanford 4vs. ' t' - ' W. 8, (Bill). Evange. list Highway to West Bible Class ....._ 10:00 a. in. Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. in. Evening Worship - 4:00 p. in. Bible Classes Wed. - 7:30 p. in, I _ - ' t Aawsgoder,weaequ4r..x. _____________ pive t i' e th. W• 'Y eo"J7 W it.rIri. intaunUlUybos,sa theg r lives *N fafl if afl pltir.s the fragrance eIfreteutgrus, an soothing .owid of rala, the lssit , .11 __ CHELSEA TITLE AND - GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford Missionary - - :.- sieets In Lake Mary Fir. Hall Bible Class ---.. 9:30 a. in, Morn ing Worship - 10:80 aEvening Worship 6:00 p. m. Bible Class Wed. 7:60 p. a. Enterprise Macadonis, Mission BapLI Church Oak Mlii ltd. Morning Glory Baptist Church, Geneva Hwy. UL Olive Missionary Baptist Church, San Lends Springs Rd., Longwood Mt. Zion Missionary Us-&it.*.t. Sipos Ave. New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, bib 51. .5 H4ckury Ave. Hew Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist *105 W. 13th St. Now Salem Primitive Baptist Church, isvv W. 1115 Mt.. -, 1-.' ' * •' I I if "... CHURCH OF CHRIST KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager 4 ' . .,:.,:..., .5 LAKE MARY THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland Jump ! ;- ' SAMST • f' Gsaeva CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ) WASHINGTON (AP) -House- of Iced graizi surpluses cuW cattle, hugs, milk and poultry. wives now paying higher prices have much inure serious 'To the degree these costs are 'for meat and milk may be pay- CUHSIWUi UI) food supplies 'ati not offset by corresponding inlug oven more for those vital creases In livestock, milk and farm products a year from now. prices. poultry prices, farmers tend to This proepect sterns from a A shortened supply of wheat out back on production. variety of facts: the sharply cia- Will not be felt at hoflle, wcWe Prolonged dry weather could doing suppb' of livestock feed any rationing of supplha 'wIH be lead many cattlemen to - Iiqgrains, the drought that has limited to foreign areas, purti- uldate herds - an action which dried up thousands of acres of cularly those receivi ng I V.' S. would dump extra large Cupplipastures around the nation, and food aid. es of cattle on markets in a the expected smaller crop of But reduced supplies of corn short period. lucy this year. and other grams would 4ucc biucis cattle hquiduuozi, with From the American eunsum- greatest impact in time United Its consequent lower prices. er's standpoint, the disappear- States - where the '.rtat 'bulk would have a depressing effect anne of a surplus on feeds - of them are consumed. 'Feed on hog prices. This could be ox-corn, barley, sorghum grains grains are the basic raw m u - j*cted to lead farmers to lower M oats - has much darker terials 'for producing beef, ,pork, hug production next year. This asects than thebIgdedllne1nmflk.poultryandeg' 'àu1d be reflected in reduced wheat stocks this year. This reduction in feed grain supplies of pork - and highThe wheat situation lucti at- supplies hits livestock pi'odue- er prices for the vital product traded wider attention but In em through increased priutsi.- -in the second half of IWO? and the long run the disappearance that is, cu3th ot producing beef possibly well into 111611, face! i ' .: ...,,.,• Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School 6:00 a. a. Morning Worship .... io:oo a. . ening Worship 1:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:31) p. rn - May all over her delight a child W wish that we e.ajd be tls6nd - - GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Suits For Court Pd*ces: " ' in. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - Meat •- Holy Comrnunlo Family Service Christian Science OAKLAWN UAI'TIST CHURCH Hospital , "• PAOLA CHURCH 01' caiiisx' BAPTIST CHURCH • -' jj-) JORDAN MISSIONARY - ' arid It 6.ksa There's happine . ____ _____ 5n 6:15 7:30 9 U)' •- ........_ CILURCH Onora Road Rev. Roy A. Hamilton Pastor Morning Worship 9:00 a. M. ' p. The a.,. 1eey D. loper, S .,,, ' W.4 Third Sunday HOLI C*OU " " ''• '-' CHURCH OF CHRIST 1518 Pa rk Avenue Bert Brown Evangelist Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a. in. Morning Worship.... 11:00a.m. Ev.ntng Service - 1:30 p. in. Wednesday Bible Class -- 7:30 p. in. CHURCH OP CHRIST . Milk, -' Church Of Christ in. in, •'' I % 'c' .._ - -. L 1. 41 _..... -- I ., ••' __ _____ ____ '. I '. :" • •: -'-: 5. M a I'vingeiistio Service '7 1I4;W? ' " _____'' 4tinday School •..,.,. 544 a.. M. 'a .... ,.. ' L CHURCH Woman's Club Building 102 Oak Avenue Robert Dean, Minister "'Y QflOO* - 10150 1. iS. Worship Service - 11:00 a. in. Evening Service - 7:10 V. m. M. _____- ' '5" i . . .. P1RI4T CHURCH 6:00 a. _.. -' '' :P•1Jr rt. ': Vicar : '.? ,, __._ WESTS1DE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Holly Ave. Pastor Job,a B. King 10:00 a- in. Sunday School . MV :" 11 " Feller Sunday School $'45 ft. in Morning Worship a. in Vernon " ZNTRL BAPIIST CHURCH C Cor. 14th St.. Oak Ave. ipworth Iaaguc ... 1:00 V. M. Fivening worship ....,.,,lao :a '-' L.."'.. ,..•". __.... • Pastor I JZ DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Ii. Sundsty :Fchool ..-..- 9:46 a. m. , •'"2 Plan to to church rsgnl arl ' and rinsi' CHRIII'lAt'. CRUItCI'I • Wo hip N n011ette Berl. .. 7t3O v. fn Nazarene • Pastoit & &L Wilder - lirnar Orbiter 'Should Circle .,' 7:10 p. M. Rev. Robert Welch __. paftm rs -- cor. *7th Sad Elm W ! ...... IIRST SOUTHERN MITH0D1FT CHURCH 3440 ganford Ave. Sun day Ire iur POWSI russnn why 5I'V PKIUI% should atted n service. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. OD OP PROPRCY 2509 Sim Av.nse on earth fbr the building of chRrpdor _____ 11:00 a. in. cnuacn os' ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is the greatrnt fatlor Trainin g Union Sill p. m. Evening Worship _ IM P. nL Aundav School __ 9:46 16 M. wo rsh ip Service • .: a. Worship Southern Methodist ' THE: CHURCH FOR ALL,.. " [.1 1 , cv ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orl a nd o R d. A. B, Hamilton Griffin - 51t0t 9:411'a. in. Sunda School ti'oo a. m Morning Worship - (; I, CHRIST wrHool'r CHURCH luniand Lrstst@s Cirrus heights . f)n*14 '4 cynoils paeor Church School 54$ a. M. Mrn1ng Worship , Un*ique Cartwheel Slated For Gem'i*n'i* 11 I - ' Chicago - I , Li "~% 111111111111111"`111111111 . .--t I ' March Planned i ' *11s Z~y • ' ' . I South Viet Nam Viet Nam's electric supply. action, but no estimate of Viet L (AP)-.U.S, Air Force and Navy American warplanes flew 118 Cong casualties was available. fliers blasted targets within 14 missions against the Communist in a separate action, two miles of Haiphong, North Viet North Thursday, it spokesman Marine tanks sank three Viet Nam's major port, while ground said. Navy planes came from c d 15 forces in the south made sharp three 7th fleet carriers ---the ierr'll 18 •l of Da south contacts Thursday with th e Oriskany, Constellation and ftg1 on the Vu Gin River Communists In the Central . Roo.sevelt. Thursday, a Marine spokesman demili- Ground section was generally said. tarized zone. light in South Viet Nam, except Flsc'wlrnre in North Viet Nam. -- two naRtipoints An FS Crtiqader jet from the for SAIGON, ' u& d •• III ASBINGTON (AP) 4, The mandate and procedures'S,'chTd der Labor Department auspices. \ \,. fliéie Counosros Committee be provided by which the Pre*- Chairman Harley 0. Staggers, aWroved today a bill to order ident could order the men to D-W. Vs., refused to comment $5,000 striking mechanics remain on their jobs as much as on these reports. beCk to their Jobs on live 150 days more. As he was announcing the . ti • : , j*nded *trlthea. Amendments that would 'have committee action Staggers said, j• ,I 7% bill, approved 17.18, is required presidential initiative "I'm very hopeful that over this ..sentlslly the same as one lire- from the start were defeated. weekend this thing can be set11 .4 P . Ioui1y passed by the Senate. The bill was adopted amid tied and save everybody In the .,7th Fleet carrier Oriskany be- tinuing American and Vietnam- American aircraft made virtu . -:;.,. The first $0-day resumption of reports of a final effort to solve Congress and the country the k a shuttle run along the .:; came the 11th American plane ese spoiling sweeps have ac1 1 s wsek would be by congressional the dispute by negotiatiçns Un' embarrassment of d"llng wIth coastal panhandle, where the Inst over the Communist North counted for 783 Communists Communists have stepped UP - this legislation." this week equal to any seven- killed In the past two weeks. Viet Cong guerrillas mortared infiltration efforts. Twelve fuel Staggers said be cannot pre. day period of the war. diet when the bill may raeh The pilot parachu ted into the the U.S. Marine command post dumps were left ablaze. \ k " Race the -House floor but said he Gulf of Tonkin, swam two miles for Operation Colorado about 30 U.S. planes sighted only two doxibts it will be before next to on island and was picked up miles southeast of Da Nang ear• missiles, compared with the • . Wednesday, apparently the ear- r' • by a rescue helicopter. lv today, inflicting light casual heavier barrages the first • • o the week 'I-. Cfl 5 "lanes liest possible day under House The chief ta rget of the raids ties and damage, a Marine days . I HIDDEN in tail W0 ,fllgrass, an elderly \ ietnames . parliamentary procedures. were lost. The Crusader shot • near Haiphong was the Uong Si spokesman said. an gralidebild take shelter from Thursday raised reported : do%k,n Staggers also declined to say power plant, 14 miles northeast' An estimated 40 Viet Colig near Chu Lai, South Viet Narn, American Marines of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS King's aide. In the SouL)iern 'whsthor or not he would vote (he cjt', It wit s first, hit last i fired IS to 20 mortar rounds and losses over North Viet Nam to were con(hicting a search and de-stroy operRtion III .Negro political leaders In Chi- Christian Leadership .Confer- for the bill, although he mdii332 planes for the air war, the December and was'sald then to' tbree recoilless rifle rounds. the Rrez. (NEA Radio-Telephoto ) a(o have been iziied to join once, told a Chicago rally cated he had voted to gdt It out into spokesman said. produce 15 per cent of North Armed helicopters went U* protests for open housing, The U.S. Command anThursday night that at least 500 of his committee and before the " 1nluding' a march planned S helicopnounced that 202 U.. day Into the racially sensitive persons would be In the march House. There was no offich1 confirters had been lost in combat in Bogan area on the city's South- today. And he said It would be milLion of the reported final fI the south and three in the north. 11 West Side. held whether Police Protection fort to solve the dispute by nepresumably on rescue missions be call for more participa- was available or not. I gotiation. Some sources said In HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) - 1 then use an Agenii they catch to - the Uirget. Gemini I I will be the and rour orbits. Genii tion by Negro aldermen, corn- The protests for open housing secret meeting had been arflight be- be guided to the Agena near the spokesman said the losses did iittsemen and legislators and launched by King drew a rebuke ranged between negotiators for GemIni 11 has been given a flash to a record height of 8li5 next to last two Sept. 9 launch date for a 44-orbit miles. Jore the United States begins end of the first trip .qround the not Include helicopters lost on _TW the march - which had Thursday from Chicago Police both parties with Secretary of trip to include a unique cartGordon, a rookie astronaut, three- man Project Apollo mis'- globe. This more nearly simu the ground during guerrilla atpostponed earlier In the Supt. 0.W. Wilson. In itli Inter- Labor W. Willard 'Wirtz 'sitting wheel around the world while wil l stage two work sessions slot-is, lates the rendezvous astronauts tacks. week - came from Dr. Martin view, he said the tactics have in. the spaceship is strung b a outside the craft to ta ling about Conrad and Gordon are to will perform when leasing the The U S Coast Guard kept a 'aither King Jr. in telegrams aroused hatred among some However, a spokesman for i1 cord to an Agena rocket 100 feet hours man's longest expo-blast off from a Cape Kennedy, moon's surface to get to their guard around the battered 82 sent from Jackson. Miss., where whites "which are to the disadchief airlines negotiator Wil,. I. away sure to space while unprotected na, launching pad on their mother ship for return home bela Ill with a virus, foot cutter Point Welcome, vantage of the Negro popula- 11am .1. Curtin said airlines e- Navy Cmdr. Charles Conrad by his capsule. three-day voyage at 10:25 a.m. Conrad. the flight's command which docked in Da Nang after The Rev. James Bevel, one of tion." ; goitators knew of no scheduled Jr. and Lt. Cmdr. Richard F. The space agency officially EDT, 97 mintit" after an Agena piloL plans to drive the space- it was mistakenly strafed and Rather than helping the Ne- meeting and had not been in- Gordon Jr., two 36-year-old p1- announced the date Thursday, target clashes into orbit. ship's nose into the Agena's rocketed by three U.S. Air groes, Wilson said, the SCLC vited to any. lots. also hope to perform the although It was known publicly While previous U.S. space docking collar for link-up a few Force planes before dawn dr'e has hampered the city in "Uhion Vice. President JOSOJ))) North Korea worlds swiftest rendezvous for some time that Sept 1) 'as rendezvous have taken three minutes Inter. dealing wi th the problems. Thursday. •W. Rii' also said he was Meanwhile, 100 white youths 'Wft?e of no plans for a meetmarched around a North Side .1 .I 'lag 'with the airlines negotiai1hdraws From . Chicago police station Thursday tors. night protesting alleged police brutality while a crowd of more I - .t i1w t4Ovement than 500 persons watched. re The group, composed mostly' .1 ~ I!~ 'OKYO (AP) - North Kama . i * . . tç,day declared Its Independence of youthful Southern migrants,, within the world Communist was organized by the "Uptown movement dramatically break- Goodlellows," whose spokesman Ing with Its old pro-Peking line, said, "This is the first time bill"There can be no superior billies have decided to let their .party or inferior party nor a power be felt. Most people don't MOON Sunday 'party that gives guidance and a understand we are, kicked' • %PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -party that receives guidance," around as bad as Negroes and Afte r a series of rolls, twists said the official party newspa- Puerto Ricans by police." and a burst of power, America's per Rodong Shinmoon, in Detroit, beefed-up police' shutterbug Lunar Orbiter is re"One country of the party patrols watched a racially " cannot serve as the center of mixed East Side neighborhood ported on course today for an g'1'tUIpcd orbit around the 'world revolution or the where rock and fire-bomb :, I, throwing had erupted for three" leading party." Th 850-pound craft which statement also disclosed straight nights . arrcsted #SWflbleS an open flower with $ ;purge of party members gull- Ten Negroes were . solar panels extended a slavish Thursday night and a fire bomb-414 ty of "flunkeylsin" was thrown Into a beer and wine obeyed commands Thursday to following of the theories of named big Communist powers. store, causing minor-damage. fire its main rocket engine and It attacked both Chinese and But there were no other at- Correct Its course to the moon, Soviet communism, but the tempts to resume the violence spokesmen for the National heaviest criticism fell on the which lilt the area the previous Aeronautics and Space Administration said. Chinese, who regard themselves two nights. as the only true defenders of the Tensions also ran high in the If everything goes as planned, East Fiatbush section at Brook- Lunar Orbiter will go Into orbit Communist faith. The statement signified an lyn after a white mob's rush on around the moon Sunday after almost total rupture in Pyong- a Negro home was - repulsed- Its thrust rocket is fired again to yang's Ideological ties to Pek- with shots which wounded t%'o slow it down 550 miles from the - lng, which have become pro- white ynuths• Police posted moon. gressively weaker in recent guards on tin' home at the Ne-. - Orbiter's goal is to take 352 gre. months. qudlity pictures of the moon, It also aligned the North Ko'helping select a, spot where reans with the trend, demonApollo astronauts may land bestrated most importantly by fore 1970. • Romania, toward Independence The main photographic target and nationalism In the Commuis a 3,000-mile strip along the nist world, Notes moon's equator in which nine "Each Communist or workareas have been picked as posThursday, Aug. ii, iwi ers' party can and must shape Bible Apollo landing sites. Admissions its policy Independently," Ru- Katherine Irons ide, Penny One of the sites is where a dung Shinmoon said. Fleming, L. Penn BamMtain Surveyor I spacecraft settled Melinda L. Penney, Judith -L, gent1y on the moon Lin the dry Temple. Kenneth McGill, Nor- Sea of Storms. Lunar Orbiter ma Wallace, Van ItobtiIne,.tH will try to photograph Surveyor. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - jab Eason. and Norma 'Odsor, Orbiter also carried devices to Mickey Owen, onetime major all of Sanford; Corda Goodall, measure radiation near the league catcher and now sheriff Longwood; Freida Boiling*- moon and detect micrometeorin Springfield, has orde red his wo rt h, Titusville; Arthur Watt, 1W5, deputies to The first planned orbit ranges wear civilian Ddllury. clothing when they testify in Births WI' miles to 1.150 miles court. Mr. and Mrs. Glens Goodall, above the moon. This is to be Owen said deputy's dress can Longwood, a baby boy. changed a few days later, bringinfluence a court case. Discharges ing the spacecraft down to 28 "There is a tendency to sym- Calvin R. Frederick, Valerie miles above the target area. puthize with a defendant who is Michaud, Sanford; CLydu Mar- The stubby craft was boosted humble and dejected, especially celia F. Ale, Wilbur 1).' Huf- mvard the moon Wednesday when there Is a '900-poundmann, Clara E. Dayrnon, a nt!from Cape Kennedy, Fla., .or In uniform testifying against Darrell P. Collier, all oZ••Saa. aboard an Atlas-Agena rocket him." ford; Will Mayo, Oviedo. 1 combination. - .;:1:3J;w: PRIIMITERIAM First Pr..byI.r(I,al Church, k ________________ , - • '-_-., , -' -' T- --- -- -"•'-' '-- Aliens A.M.* Church OLive .5 18th Church of God In Chrts Oviedo Chutiiol* Comavatty Church Church at God ,t Prophecy, 1607 Elm Ass. Church of God Mtslua, Entsrprli. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 54111t5. *111 Park Ave. community Chsp. Altasuocte Springs Isteru Orihodu.* Church. St. Julio-s Cliry505Lvlt' Chapel,H W Y. 11-Si, 1"ea' Park Congregation Beth israel. 5th Magnolia First Church of Christ,, scientist. IN i. 3*4 II. Kingdom R&U at Jebova.h'e witaeft Lake Hoarse UnIt, ISIS W. Th1r4 it. First Psaleseslol Church of tagwoo4 Pull Gospel Tabiratol. *1*4 Country Club Mt. Olivi lLoUuesa Church. uh Mitt R& N9648 Pinecrest Assembly of Quid. *7th .5 aim Sanford Alliance Church, *401 5. Park Ave. Sanford Congregation of Jebovs.ks Wit. susesea, $05 Sanford Lv.. The Salvation Am,, lit E. 1*4 11. • - III - 9513 Bear Lake Road UpaIa. Coamualty Presbyterian Church. Upsi,s Rd. WeaIinIsIag Preibyterlea Chsrch, luseil Park. lit. 43$. Cassisibegry SEVNtH ULT ADV't't$T Sorest Lake 5SvsutIi-dy .iv.nt:sI Clnucu, Hwy. 43$, Pur..t City Sev.uth.4a,y Advsti;t Chuirgli. MaItIaa4 Ave.. Altaaioat Springs Sanford Seea vth.t*ay Adventist Church, Seventh .5 mum ------------ - -----•-.--.- - -- ..------------- - r 'ir - - s' --------r -i' ' -' ' '., ko •--'-•----.'--'-' '. I �S 5, - .• - ..-- p., """~ -. S SEW & SAVE II r., II I I . I . - P I , Sf" . V I ) - - . * 10 % ?'VI %,~, - , , 4 . It # ~ y DORIS WIUIAMS The W. M. Philips home on t setting court Wednesday for a bridal luflcheon wi th ,lane Philips and daughter, Merritt, ser'a co-hostess. Guest of honor was Miss Suzanne Pemberton, daugh. TCt of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pemberton of Orlando, who kill become the bride of Richard Fletcher, aon of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Fletcher, also of Orlando. on Aug. 19. The bride.elcct arrived on the luncheon scene attired in a turquoise and palomino enhanced linen skimmer with matching accessories. lane received the luncheon guests in a fitted sheath of loral A' nd abstract design in ' ui - - " ..,. ti ' ,' . . - "'- N"' .. .' . ' . - -• . . -• . . ".,.. - . . :'S. ,.. . . •- .. . . - . . - 0 . .. , • . . • -h" '44 r - - ''c-' . : k ' ..s..i • . -: 11 lt~ . . - - . -' I . . , ' shades of Ming blue and Gaelic green. Merritt, who . . attend Miss Pemberton % as maid of honor, was pie-l . Lure pretty in an August pink frock with fringe and -. -. embroidery detailing the aim skirt. The fastidious luncheon. dal luncheon at the Philips home Wednesday hon. conslsttng of baked ham, oring Miss Pemberton. pear salad, spinach-rice souf(Herald staff photo by Doris Williams) fle. herbed biscuits and . .-:-' . 4 '• - ' A . -- 1SS SUZANNE PEMBERTON, bride-elect, re fvea hostess gift from Miss Merritt Philips, right, d her mother, 'Mn. W. M. Philips, left ,at a bri. 0 .11 Xhr 6antarb I I "rLS Presents Fall Frillery Pa (NEA) -It was - I • I I •f , tat' 'I GaIi4fle at her best. Tb.' hemline rap the gamut J rerSOtlaLS 1 •; * - • iesOnaLs -: - ' • .•. - ' - " . -. I - -L .. •. ,• - 11,- •: 1. By MARY BROOKS PICKEN Newspaper Enterprise Asia. ReNEW YORK (NEA) a new cently I learned about fabric treatment called Rocionized. This new formula In- YD ..•• - • - f'4 X • FALL HEATHER • " ' • COLOR SELECTION _ RD - ~1- 00 V t - -. VA ::-, • -•- I; rA __________________ ___________ DACRON & COTTON bt) by 45" PRINTS . ICAL N E W YD. 45" COMBED COTTON C FULL BOLTS - ,. • AND PRINTS -- 6) C AND YD. . -' THAT POPULAR NO IRON •• _______ 0 COTTON 50% FORTREL ' - - '• 1 I'll .I . 16 •p , I - nna M tiler Circle M akes Plans For State Contab • ( . A . .,,4~-~!. I`, I ,I~_ - - - • • el I 1. 1. - .• - .4t. - '. t'...,.. ,, '• '. '- ç..-. ' - • -,; •,, . S • "" 1. . -.-'. IfrGANCE and fernialnftw ha returned to fashion In the New Y.rk e.lIeetl.ás for J ISM Lssstrous dark jade costume by Motile Parish (lrU) III14. buttoned Ia %M*k braW and belied at the baeL It's lining of vivid Romn str wicbes the Into the dashed neckline of the rompamun dre". Oyster wool dwrt "Ft. JL_ t" - costume (rl;ht) by Roxane for Samuel Winston Is banded at the bentUne f rhin nes, pearls and silver bugle beads on both the collarless cost aM- lie matching sleeveless dress. .__• - a . 1. . 1 Fashione ttes ;, Ir - • ------- , 1 joyt .. the organizatiou o%, er the years.,I A Id ho r a otd the CORNS AND CALL(W1CC - meet ing wi t ii refreshmen ts - • serv4 by Ann Hoolehan. - ' i1eor and erest -FRE - a' demonstration n d plaids, of complexion care 4sturing our famous 3 Steps to Beaufy, •-fölhw.dbyasn.rv.lous . , - - Small fry like raisins added to coleslaw; you taxi use about iii, Gcrnrslch, the Catli. oae-i'1f cup of the raisins, (NNW de4per. is putting the about three Cups of the shred. -' u -- ' . - AVL 2472 NEXT DOOR TO FOOD FAIR . k ~160~8 look back into wme ded cabbage. TEL. JZ2..DI2 'r' YOUR 115T WASH wiu. N MU SINOU LOADS I k WOVEN NO lION T he - -. a------ _ _ M,!=___ • - - ... - --: - - - - - -• ---• --' "• c - - - - VT n0. a KAY I-. II A -- _• Hw 320 y - - - Am I m..,i. .rá Is hi... ___ Atbocvh.. I' - SAVE - • - $1" U HWY. 17.92 - .•- - - I - I . of Fresh dill In the garden or at the market? It's delectable I a creamy fish soup or In a iamb stew. -: prima, aged, oorg.fed Beef. Re xar be C af I, fattforb I.,ith - : Do*'t ask W Ask , fr, e !.nrn,u I ?AUaked one or nora of our /u,nou* fawf eaves, so ieee. Re'll tall you t*ere's sofh$uyN ?ewHsg to the SOWN* as cftf iouØ ers,fj ertetfor of a Lookout lms Westers$l T-Th*a Sftlols Steak ... into Its feUca, Jaw)" testier keurt oowsfsg with Me rick esaeeee of or Maria Perez at 322-0632. amsaboutUbvt, If ,You ask mkvth.fla,,e,o9 01? product 1910 superior, *ell 1X14!f* tk.t we put your Steak to Ike apex of re's, mad(e, or weU.doisg per/adIos the "Open RearM" way over the glowing charcoal - right before your nary eve t k en mok11 to yovtazbte acceimpa'44d* all 1*e frImmingi. How's your appetite? Good! Thea bring it With you tonight to Page 3A 6 ... Soft... as wtnd tossed -: at,, are the n•wsst p.f fabrics nii milady's shoppe LOOKOUT INN :,r,,.:, NW?. 17-2, FUP4 PA* TO. 131-5905 - 141.1 • - film flow" muis IS F" a,., H -t r- preheated 375-degree oven, then remove cover and bake 30 to 40 minutes more. If desired, garnish with uncooked fresh peach slices before serving. Makes 8 to S servings. $15 PER MONTH TRANSPORTATION For h,fo,ma00I Call 322.4734 ROSES ANY TIME Is Planting Time For Container Grown FLORIDA ROSES JOHN APPLEBY 407 VIRGINIA AVE. SANFORD. PA- PH. 322.3961 Nowl tint, tone or retouch bleaches in less than 10 minutes, with tj $ . . II zipper Hazel's • - ' it l j1 - :. Beauty HAUL PORTER SMITH 1104 WEST 310k ST, Shop JENNY GILLIAND CHARGE . . . . . . . •........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - 1. 4 . . . . . . . . . P.M. 051W II AM. TO lfI UI S IN lANIORD PlAZA... MONDAY TN11V UTWIDAY 332.$321 w - - I - . . --, • A. Long sleeve Kod.l Polyester/cotton pintuck paisley print shirt ............................ 4s9$ S. Leggy, slim-line stays pipe pants with classic . . . . . . . 7.91 . . styling details . Classic notched collar jacket with bright brass-tone . buttons . . - . . - . - . 991 Slender A-liner skirt with side-tab . 69$ The new ColorMsst.r process saves tiu and gives lovelier ruultst Cull now for an appointment. I Picket 'n Post has • wale of a We for you! A sportive new collection of the lat.st fun fashions in casual cotton corduroy ... now completely Penn-Pr.st! They'll never soe tho business end of an iron 'cause they iron th.m.slvu right in the drier! Yes each will keep its brand-new velvety look for tho life of the garment. And our own brand means you get an extra meesure of mp.ccabi. tailoring and up-to-the-minute styling, too. Corn. so*. In green or brass. Sins 5 to IS. .5. And all In complete comfort. -' LOHDWOOD, VIA. I MILE SOUTH OF SIG TREE '•j R.qkt.rlRI COLORMASTER by Helen. Curtis - , DEUCIOUS Deep dish fresh peach crumble Is delicious warm or cold. In a 10 by 8 by 2-Inch baking dish, combine 4 cups of sliced fresh peaches, ½ cup of sugar, 2 tablespoons of quick-cooking tapIoca, 1 teaspoon of fresh lemon juice and 3 teaspoon of salt. Blend together to coarse crumb consistency ½ cup of flour, 14 cup of dark brown sugar firmly packed, and 14 cup of butter. Pat uniformly over top of fruit mixture. Cover. Bake 15 minutes in - ¶ C .rMf.1 -7-" d," ; INTER 1 I s.d .: F--'!1 £4,i-:fi (i SON.w..d.C.atshId$d t NAME IRAND FERTIUZERS and INSECTICIDES - Now Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Rem. Icy and Thelma returned from an extended vacation in the northern states. D A R R Y L Westmoreland celebrated his fifth birthday, July 81, with a family dinner party at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 0, P. Weatmoreland In Lake Mary. Also In time for his birthday party were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weatmoreland and their daughter, Myra, from Marietta, Ga. Other guest included his two brothers, Kenny it n ii Mark. Their insrents are Mr. and Mrs, Dumi %Vest.morelund of Forest City (Photo by Estates. (Maryann Miles) NOW IN STOCK V WINERMINOPW - - . 17192 N.., M.Ma.d -- Our rsputatlon at st..k? - :-, - -: - • - a geometric silk blouse. P11k Ciist.r, OrIsd. golit - 4 M.%KING THE LOCAL SCENE Lanky jacke ts and swinging skirts me ticulously tailored can put you on the local "best. dressed" list. Team th is with shop .I 5• women's clubs will be conducted on Sept. 28, in the Caucus Roam of the First Federal Building. Anyone Interested In attend. Ing the above meetings should contact Mary Thzrnnt at 322-0382 VV'I - IS 3153 Hav.ndal. Blvd._Wl.t.r Hav.ss YOIIi CIsstF PI.dd. Pibi'Ic Stsrss - .- • C . - -• AND AND PERMANENT.P1E55 - DOWNTOWN UNSOlD --- - --- -- YOO CPINCvHAM 251 TOUCHTON I S CvINCvHAMS WHY PONT YOU PINDOUT FOR guarasit.eatyourdruggIst, product of McI'halJ Laboratories. • - Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Oen.r i. $s.rd M.d., ___ FALL COLOR Your fee will feel Ilk* new. Get compbm.nt.ry maae-upl leather, corduroy and buckskin callouses arainst Wt &W !twww skim miserable. Treat this condi tion the mod.je way with 'Z.t for the no" out *9vwu1xbt and within , I clu e, cam., DAN MMI'I RIVIK TOLD HIS IT'S THE T IN TOWN, I! 05N1 -. ., take over with lingarie. His strapless "band Hour of I..uty . _ __________ TO DO THE WEEKLY WASH u I '1k ftwws stimg - Navy abirU, biwd-brs top. replacing the psi jaØet. an officers' coats separate bra, and joums it aiim, ~1- POPULAR COlORs •' - - FULL BOLTS OPP rA I I A workshop on various types discussion groups which should be of interest to local of - '- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Echols entertained Friday evening at their home In Enterprise with a reception honoring his youngest brother, K. H. Echols of Sanford, following graduation exercises at Stetson University, where he received his Master's Degree. Th e refreshment table was overlaid wi th an imported white embroidered organdy and linen cloth and centered with a punch bowl containing lime sherbet punch. The hostess served cake, nuts and mints wi th the punch. Enjoying the happy occasion with th e guest of honor were Mr. and Mrs. D. K. McNab, Mrs. I.. F. Garner, Mrs. H. IL Thatcher, family members and several f riends. Kettlecloth should W be given oral contra P th at g u large groups of women have The regular meeting of the Others attending the meeting been in progress for over 10 A years and there is no evidence ' Mrs. Irene Wehry presiding. son, J. R. I'Ioolehan Jr., J. B- 0 long-term a Lad of Elks statewide c-on- HouJ-kian Sr., Frances Cross, If you has-es favorite recipe ference was discussed and Irene Linck, Hulon Hale, Chris- for fresh pork spareribs, you President Wehry has called a tine Blankenship, Harry Adair, can also use the recipe for lamb special meeting for Aug 16 to Mary Emerson, Louise Brown niblets uiase plans for the conference and Ester Lansing. which will be field In Sanford, at the Elks Lodge on Oct. 15. WIN SAYS: Ann Hoolehan was appointed To give canned applesauce a THE KING WAS IN THE publicity chairman to replace spicy flavor, beat with a little COUNTING HOUSE served COUNTING OUT HiS MONEY Betty Spencer who has moved to Panama City. Th e Circle re- waz, topped wi th vuflhtla lee THE QUEEN WAS IN THE FARWR grets losing ' Mri. - Spencer as cream. ----------------EATING 8""AND HONEY be was a most uctiv. worker THE MAID HAD GONE , ; __________ 50% - I Enterprise Personals K. H. Echols Guest Of Honor At Reception • - - .-, In the Caucus Room of the First Federal Building at 9:30 am. Aug. 12, 1966 *..A,, - - VALUES TO $L - ... I '. SHIRTWAIST PRINTS The. fall INN.A tn o of twiakiers. all .eiOeme:43p&e blf. the after4ve scene from fl"...'.guu.u.1ame.U.ma(Ief$)M from the Arbe eollectl.n. The ewening jacket o'er an al-throated overbimse D 69 FULL BOLTS • • - - ME $ i.tIVy spent two WVI5,D the time that sews Mrs. Lena Schultz, mother of or the money !: Any preserved ginger In the Ing draperies will entail until Mrs. Householder. Mrs. Schultz you're sure of the advantage; of is up north trying to dispose house? It's a delicious surprise this new process why not Invest of her home. She has been liv. note when it's added 'to uncookin half a yard, make a cover lng In Florida for the past ed fresh tomato relish. To make the relish, combine diced tofor a cushion and see the plus. eight months. matoes, onion, celery and green es for yourself before you take It makes and sulates fabric Mr. and Mrs. August Eon- pepper and season with salt, on the large job of window deewind and rain proof. tempo of 1.121 Springlake Road, pepper, sugar and vinegar. orating, treated In addition, fabrics wi th th is new process are dry* cleanable, hand or machinewashable, guaranteed against stret,bing, sa gging, shrinking or creasing. And th ese advanRITCHIE HARRIS met at New Smyrna Beach for Johnny Sellers, Russell and tages make the fabri c ideal for By MRS. Mrs. Tidwell Is an. Billy Echols are attending Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bar- an outing. draperies. other of Mra. Ray's daughters Scout Camp at Camp La Noche Ask for this specially treated toszek returned Sunday from National Forest. ,and they also attended the in the Ocala fabric at your local drapery Chicago where they were called Mrs. birthday celebration. fabric counter. It has only re- by the death of his sister, Tom Magenhelmier, who Is cently been made available to Sophia Wittek. ac working at Avon Park, spent Miss Helen Snodgrass th e home market and is modMrs. Mary Dane left Friday companled Mrs. Audrey Brink. the weekend with his family erately priced. You can sew th e treated fab for a vacation with relatives man of Deltona, Mrs. Jo Peck, here. Charles, his oldest no, nc just as you would work with and friends in Detroit, Mich. M rs. Bert Lederhaus and Miss returned- with him to Avon Park Mary Ann Lederhaus of De. for the week. chintz, cretonne or Indian Head. Use pleat tape and pins for Mrs. Oscar Webbe of Birm- Bury, to the meeting of District 4 BPW, held at the Voy. Harvey L. Dunn attended the the drapery top. If you line held your dra peries with sateen 0. B. Sides, Mr. and Mrs ager Beach Motel In Daytona Hemnick family reunion Athena, in over the weekend which has been similarly treat. Beach on Sunday. Chailes Ray, Mr. and Mrs. s. looks good Ga. ed, you will have mother, Mrs. and their B. Ray plus built-in cli mate control- Bertie Ray, of Parrish, Ala,, Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Leave the windows open when who is also visiting here. Last and grandchildren, Danny and Johnny Burnett is visiting his Thursday from sister, Kitty, i California for it rains, the fabric will not be weekend the whole Debby, returned family met o weeks. harmed. In fact, th e Roc.lonized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. a fodr-day camping trip at Sc. & few from dampt lining protects B. Sides to celebrate the moth- bastlan Inlet and down to the Mr. and Mrs. Al Adklns and ness, m ildew or any wea ther er's -birthday. Wednesday all Keys. children of Port Orange visited damage. _____ family Including Mr. and the couch, bolster Mrs. Fred Harris TuesdaY. The curtains, Mrs, Eddie Tidwell of Oak 11111 Fi'i.nds will regret to l cushions roll, chair covers and that Col. Charles A. Weaver Is ELDER SPRINGS shown in th e photograph all are is again confined to Orlando Air _• th made of fabric treated by BAPTIST CHRISTIAN Force Base Hospital in Orlando. new process. KINDERGARTEN We hope that he will be dis. If you're reluctant to spend ?. soon and back at home. missed .• - -# - - /nsulates DraperLes 1 $4.99 HOMESPUN - - e%' Fabric Process UN LINED 5 Into 1-dressed high fashion and Miss Doris Hoppe of Jack- after,, 4pv1ng been called to S In a lase of color. Comply- son Heights, Long island, N. 'Y., Palatka due to the deuth of Tneta' to walking suits or spent a week at New Smyrna her. brother-in-luw, S. S. Does the pill work is it gain usually diminish with suc• "The possible association of top.001ts. i Beach Goethe. safe? The Committee on Hu- CCsbt''e cycles and can be mm- blood clots with the use of oral man Reproduction at thc Amer- imized by adjustment of dosage contractptivez has been reviewic-an Medic-a] Asiwciation re- or shift in products." (Some ed by teveral committees," the cently reported as fol1ow: : • women, a minority of pill users, Committee said, add in g th at • • "The effectiveness of the oral may experience one or more of "no connection has b e n ;• °"" contr.,ceptives is .virtually 100 these side effects.) •-' percent, certa inly the" highest "To date no incre ase fri the Women who have or have had of any method short of sterilize- incidence of malignant trans. circulatory problems or vant • Uon or total abstinence, formations (cancer) has been CO5 VCIflI should be watched "The chief side effects such reported in those women who carefully by their physicians • ; as spotting and breakthrough were found to be free of pelvic if they are placed on the pill, a precaution against blood • • . • . bleeding. nausea and vomiting cancer prior to taking oral con clotting episodes. Women who t breast tenderness and weight traceptives. have had liver disease or dys-I. • 4. function or who have a history ,VZO , PRE.LINED & PER YARD ltamonte Personals e Italian Flannel 4t f% *10 1 Tones Heather _________________________ YD. Printed Olin TO Fanc.y Knits $L 99 VALUES TO You can drop frankfurters Into boiling water, cover and lot A stand in a warm place for 10 enjoyed a recent visit from his minutes, then drain and serve. By Julia Ilartos Because franks are Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kling parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bon- cooked, they need onlyalready to be and children, Cathy and Jim- tempo of Baltimore, Md. Cindy, heated. nile, of Oakland Estates who recently broke her wrist turned from a pleasant campat and was put in a cast, worried ing trip over the weekend out on all Orange City. They enjoyed it that she would miss so much they plan more of the fun. Fortunately the cast A k was removed before the arrival these camping tn pa. of the grandparents so she was Mr. and Mrs. T. Householder able to participate In the fun and daughter, Janice, of along with her sisters, Cathy Springlake Road, returned from and Wendy, while visiting DayMingo Junction, Ohio, where tons Beach. &L.. i £..... ,J, ,4 TEAR.ROUND SPRING Ii captured in this living room designed by Edmund Motyka, M.D., to bring the oys of the outside aside wlthou any of the discomforts o the real outdoors. Walling oft unwanted heat and cold Is the job of the drap ries made of a self-lined Roe-Ionized fabric that Insulates all year round to prevent fading of fresh colors and keep room temperature comfortable even when the windows are exposed to direct sun rays, This fabric is available for sew-at-home styling and may be handled by the sewer in the same way as chintz or ' cretonne. LATEST TFXTURES FOR FALL - ,: j - - ' - - 11 -, NEW PRE.UNED ....'. . ftflu - vvnu S - 1eave for the University Vf-jbrother4n.law, Mr. and Mrs. blue brocatelle eswwIft ( ,South Florida late in A---- , -_ • ___________________________ G.oietry from the neck -up. Ifurther her studies. Aacot teamed with matching 'Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Walker geometric print hats carry you Miss Mary Ann Lederhaus have returned to their home -, r -. + 1000TS IN BLAZE OF COLA)R I .' - t&iti A - - : ' - • YOU SHOULD SEW, FOR at BACK - TO SCHOOL, YOU , WILL LOVE THE FALL SELECZ. TION THE REMNANT SHOP IS SHOWING - , • - ¶ S 1 1 1. - •• y • r I - 4. • . S 0 . ' . - I li - rr'iitir inc rjuuuvc, • - I 1. - .- - - . I pir Newbold, Mrs. Pete Curley and Mrs. John Wright, all of Orlando. - tphlghtozrnd-oalf.Butat mod 'ouses It hovered at the cock of Pine Drive, we1çomed' or dreuu, longer for Mrs. Peacock's sister, adIInj -u • eost Bra zi er, home from Philadã ,, Mr Apd Mrs. Ray Marion Wipflines, too, moved all phia, where she spent three and sans, Ken and Sc-ott of St. wr e lot and there was a inunths. Returning to DeBar3 Louis, Ala., arrived this 'week returiJ to subtle shaping and with Madeline were Mr. -and to' spend a few da s with ar h away tram the unfitted shift. Mrs. Richard Kriebel of Penn- par.nta, Mr. and Mrs. Turner svh""i Mii'1irai Peacock wfl] anu er s*sr , -, - ! 0 IF YOU ARE THINKING IN - - are in with a vongfanc-e. By MRS. JOHN LEONE Mr. and Mrs 3ahepli p ,kl - A . e) Page 2A - Aug. 12, 1966 - ' D g FASHIONS •• - 0 Preview Of Events Present Sky Anchors Toastmistress veloping the 8iblisl meaning duced the three tee-Breaker Club met Aug. to, in the Caucus then transferring the mean speakers; the timer. Kay liarRoom of the First Federal I ing of today in America's 01u. tholotnew, and Ah.Rox, Mickey Mooney; speech evaluators, Nit society. Iluliding. Jean Bryant, a candidate for Maria Perez, Kay flrtholo. Say "lee-flrenker" to a new member of Sky Anchors and public office In the upcoming mew, Betty Kelly: general she may freeze. Tin-eu mum- November electioti nptly titled evaluator, Betty Cstron. The bers of the local I.T.C. proved her speech, "A Candidate closing thought was given by that, through fnmillsrlzalinn Speaks." Perhaps a rehearsal flail Johnson. G uests were Shirley IThuman, and practice, the formidable speech was Jean's idea. task of preparing and deliver- "Does Life flcgln At 40?" Marilyn Bailey and Mary Ann Ing their Initial five minute Teddy Ables in her opening re Swanson. speech did not precipitate a niarks had the members alert- Program chairman Kay Bared to a medical treatise. tholomew verbally sketched for "deep freeze." As do all new menibers, the Through the development of the members and guests the morning's speakers had already Teddy's discourse the meni next threu ,neetings. On Aug. 24 participated In every segmeni hers became aware of the Joy. the meeting will be an evenof the hi-monthly programs. ful anticipation of her next 40 Irig function with the husbands This is a gradual indoctrination yen. invited, Dr. Lids Perez will be morning's the guest speaker at the Delwhich helped to develop their Participants in the tona Inn. Guests and members invocation, were: p gram ro felbefore ownsell.confidence Da' should make their reservations Mary Durant pledge, Jane low members In various speakwith hospitality chairman, Evewelcome and business lug situations. All members are vidson: by conducted lyn AlpauTh at 322-7413. urged to speak on a familiar meeting was Sept. 14 Is Guest Day. The subject eliminating the need for President Mary Durant. Kelly program will be centered Betty mistress Topic research which will be done In around a workshop on "Pre. chose "A Word" for the morn a later speech, sentation of a Speech" and an The first speaker. Evelyn Al- ing's suspense moments. Toastoriginal skit. It will be held paugh, spoke on Charity, de- mistress Mickey Mooney intro. FABRIC OLEN WO S - ! ' 3 cake, was served buffet sty le from the dining table which was over. lad with white Tt.allan cut cloth. Centering the table "u 14fl'Cly arrangement of wulite glads and pink-tinted mums Interspersed with mm. lattire bridal dolls. individual tables were act up for the gucstj' djjng piasure. Each table.for-four was covered with an em. bmiderrd cloth and centered with a Colonial nosegay fzishinned from a single pink rosebud, white mums and showers of pink and green nbbons. The hostesses presented the bride-to-be a lovely gift of crystal. Others enjoying the dc lihUul pre-nupUal luncheon were the bride-elects mother, Mrs. Todd Pemberton; Mrs. B. L. Fletcher, Miss Mary F4etcher and Miss Marcia Fletcher, mother and sisters of the prospective groom; Miss Anne Webman, Mrs. Roy Kesler, Mrs. Thomas rra1h • Toastmistresses lemoncheese Marc Bohan's collection for by a rnartingale placed just be- . 7 Sh BACKnTOwSCH ~I1 ' PAIlS easy to tan the men from the Thor created the usual sensa- low the shoulder blades. Suit coats have stand-up colboys In the Paris fall fashion turn when he i.howed long guardsmen's coats and nurses' J a rs and diagonal closings. i - - • r thef1vst days of tar- capes with short dresses. A Skirts wrap around or are g'athtl snbcout.ure with Its vague Russian influence was ered in front, And ankle-length tun chain niafi nd plastic there was in the air in the shape of long capes add an aura of romance a deffrlte fSgljsiE. that we are greatcoats, hip boot and shag- to evenings. Fur flew in every collection entarIg an si1iere the worn- gy furs. Conts arc divided into two and favorite fabrics were o f 80 will no longer be a an factionse slim, semirethncrepe, velvet, Inc-c, jersey, wool neg11b)e qut!1tIty in fashion. th Train j)Ioi to St. Laurent rote and the tent coat with and gabardine. Silver glitter (noth*ithstanding his amusing fullness sometimes restrained was big for after-five. Despite rumors to the conPOP-ak and nafiheads at VCTY trary black is well-es ta blished dcunlunfxy prices) there was the fashion picture along gancs:wlthovt stuffiness in eBary with all the pastels and neon et.iyi , shades. Boots In every len gth And Chariel was, as always, ,iu 111i, ~ .liI•iI. - - - Remnant ~~ M isBs Pember on, I . ride mElectt *% 4 p .,0 - Honors . - . ~ 11 . - , ~IA ,. ": .- .A J 0.."A . V i.. -P ; . : , " I -6~ , '. " ."-r 7.~1 . , ' .._~ _ '. ,. ,- .. 1 . , . .. ,~ . - . 11 4 *1 -,. . ~ .1 I ',..k I , '- LC --- •- - - • •--- -S 5 - - �S 1, .1 7 ,I Loft. i~~ i .." "O"", r I ~, 2AAU A,ga. By .. Abigail fIr OwfivA RrisTh Page 4 Van Buren ply cannot stand the sight of DEAR ADDY: My husband Their plans to marry. told .Ios'n he doesn't'him or the anmid of his name. Nick and I were married six He 'has bragged all over months ago, and two months want Fin in the wedding parabout how much he gets Joan says It's MER wedlator he was drafted and ding, and Joan in her best away with, and I just don't sta tioned In California. We friend and she wants her. trust him. I trust our daughhad gone steady since high school an naturally I sasum- Nick says We HIS wedding, tar, but iiot 'him. He has ed that I was the only girl too, and he doesn't want caused her to lie to her ninthor and me, too. Don't advise Plo's picture In his wedding In his life. talking to our pastor. I tried to remind album him all his Yesterday, while do.nilng that and drew a blank. life of the trouble she caneout our car, I found a little AT SWORDS' POINTS black book full of girl's ed. Who is right? Doesn't DEAR AT: If you can son have something to iurntea and addresses. Should Thy 'prove that your charges any about this? I let him know shout this, or the boy are valid, NICK'S MOTHER against should I forget about It? Old Fastener Keeps Popularity . & i DEAR MOTHER: Your son should have something to say about It., but If he Isn't saying it loudly enough to be heard, that's HIS prob. SICK AT HEART DEAR SICK: If it's going to bother you, and apparently It is, ask your husband to ' explain It. I wouldn't worry about It If I were you. There's safety in numbers, ]am. Perhaps Nick Is putting all the blame on Flo, when Besides, if a name and num- Joan is partly responsible, But regardless, if Pie is In bar meant anything to a man, the wedding party against ' S he'd have them tattooed on C 0 N F I D EN T 1AL TO Nick's wishes, he and Joan his brain. ' "AWARE" IN ATLANTA: • will be starting down the But If you're always the first to aisle on the wrong foot. DEAR ABBY: My ion, see the dirt, perhaps you this Is strictly Nick's battle. Nick, Is marrying a girl I'll ought to clean your glasses. call "Joan" soon. Joan wants And no vne else should fight It for him. Flo to stand up for her. Nick Troubled? Write to Abby, DEAR ABET: What Is a doesn't like Fin because while Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., father supposed when to do he was sway In service, Joan 90069. For a personal reply, his 17-year-old daughter in. started drinking and smoking inclose a stamped, self-ad slats on going with a boy he and running wild, and it was dressed envelope. doesn't like or trust? For Flo who got her started on For Abby's booklet, "Row this path. When Nick got two years I have fought with both my wife and daughter to Have a Lovely Wedding," borne, Joan cried, said she seiiCI $1.00 to Abby, Box over this kid. And I mean was sorry, still loved him, 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., and she promised to behave, fought. I am about ready to 90069. move out of the house. I situso they went ahead with I iII I I! i~-I .l ~ i II "' :. iI W South's two no-trump rebid t Is standardaiisNorth'sraijs A West longest suit hi padesaudifheopensftSonth will have no trouble bringing his contract. South will play j :4 004 B),klgQ ____ hi holding the deuce of a suit. When you play it your partner b sure that it in your lowest ,,; H 1zco6q There isa great advantags . 1~ ' surely your wife, who Is equally Interested In your daughter's welfare w o u I d support you. Something is cockeyed hers. Either you dislike the boy without good reason, or your wife and daughter are a pair of nitwits. , QZ IL QJD S 074 Z1D$ 942 6993 Lead: "Please give me your opinion. I'm 56, plump, but not much overweight and on the short side. I want to wear flowered pants and & strap. less to!) In black to a big garden party and cook-out. My husband warns that if I do, he won't accompany me. Do you think what I plan to wear Is correct?"—Mrs. T. No, sorry, I must be hon. eat.. No flowered pants, dear. The outfit would be nice on a teenager perhaps, or even a mature woman who Is tall and very slim, but even here I can think of many other outfits that would be far more flattering. You certainly should have your husband escort you to the party, so please him by choosing something that flatters you. And concerning "not much overweight"—how about going on a diet? "I'm a widow, 50, and I'm going to be married again in September. Would a moss green suit look well? A friend says that green Is bad luck and is never worn by brides, even an 'old' one like me."— Sue. A moss green sheer wool suit would be most suitable. Have the bridegroom present you with a brown orchid or an entire corsage of them. Your IfWestopensthejackaf hearts, South should play low 43 4L38t$ Jacoby and Son 4Qfl •Alb$ 4$$ By IRVING DESPOIL AP Newsfeaturrs SIGHT AND SOUND have ace. become in recent years more At trick two South will lead familiar allies In the world of amateur photography. Their j 'I tI . A.'---- than the nail shank Itself. theta as well. Some have groc,. I1I MR. FIX Wewapap,r Enterprise Assn. Using a mmli not, the bead can ad shanks to increase holding There are all sorts of fast. be pounded to below the surface power. When you drive a mccuing device, on the market, of the wood and the tiny hole sonry nail, bit it square. A but one of the oldest and still filled with wood putty. Use glancing blow will break the the most popular Is the nit- finishing 'nails for furniture, nail. A threaded nail Is $ 'nail with complicated nail. Nailing Ta- cabinets, molding, etc. mains the quickest and easiest Finishing nails are ScM by 9 ..rlss of grooves around tbt Willy to fasten together two the penny size. The length Is shatik. Once driven In, it Is el. places of wood, the same but they are not as most Impossible to remove. Shingles applied to a house There are easily more than thick as common nails. Smaller finishing nails, run- with thes. are 'not likely to $ hundred different kinds of nails. Most of these are for ning from %-inch to 1%-Inches come 100156 special tasks and are used In are called brads. They are Mini- A eenient-coated mmii Is otis industry. A basic few fill most lar to wire nails but have no coated with a resin 'which melts when the 'nail is driven Into nailing needs in the average heads. home. Roofing 'nails are galvanized wood and Is isis likely to loosen, The most frequently used to prevent rusting and have an Important festers In fasten. nails are the common, finish- large, flit beads that prevent lug flooring. lug, brads, wire 'nails, box 'nails them from tearing through Use a 'nail long enough to and cement 'nails and roofing roofing and shingles and In turn do the job, but not so long that nails, prevent the material from tear- It will split the wood. Common nails have flat Ing loose. Nails are cheap. If you bend heads, diamond-shaped points. one while driving it In, pull it Hardened Walls Chances are your house is held Special masonry nails are out and throw It away. It Is together with common nails made of hardened steel so that almost Impossible to straighten since they are used for heavy the heavy blows required to it and you will have the same framing and general construe- drive them In will not bend problem again, black and white or all black. Take one after-five dress; re. member, it must go with your coat. If you sew, you could make the coat reversible. Take comfortable shoes. If you have a fur stole, take It, too. Choose a smart, easily-packed hat. tion. Grooves under the head in. You'll need one robe and, of course, underwear, preferably crease the holding power of the nylon because it washes easily common nail. The common nail Is graded and dries so quickly. You'll find that If you bring too In site according to the Engmuch, you'll spend unnecessary lish penny system, indicated time packing and unpacking. by the small letter d. Th us a There will be all sort of fun lOd 'nail is a 10-penny nail. going on and you'll be stuck In Smallest is 2d which is one your room attending to your Inch. The penny size increases wardrobe. So keep it light and in 'n umerical order through comfortable. lOd, adding a quarter inch Monday: "Dear Edyth Thorn- with each number a lOd ton McLeod." nail Is three inches. The eyetern then continues through 20 (1 Is 834, Ifid In 8% and I , mon nails but are thinner, not PT GA 1 _______ I 1" - t I 1. INN, where the ehainting, fun- - &7,,j,'oi' I I a ' ' ' . \\ t I __ ___ . '__" ____ ____ I Ia+ \ ___ I 1x2 OUTOF I ALUMI NUM 'I Ia2 1 'BRAcgET SMALL Sill ChICKEN WIR( JPIDEOP 1,flD I MSKET I _____ FRAME * MADE OF - : - . - '•-'•-' . W I owlienee! standing-room-only tin' rca in food There's flue i COME EARLY. LWSOOD taurant. anti nit your favorite beverages, served at your (able or In the lounge. Put the LOOKOUT INN on your list togothisweekend. 1. I BO1X-I614LE I TO 9^09 et TsACROSS the 1 o' JPU'AS" Is FRED- STEVE HIT NO ACTION T1 0 • 2 hAVE Y O U NOTICED the It: crowds at. '1' II 0 1' II Y ouN(;1; ? This is out' of tim inst popular spots In town here the swingers go for fun nil gains's, iinneing, drinking Ii laughing. Lunch time is PCI)mr too, with their fast. serve demsignt'sl especlnhly for busy eoiiln who have little time tr lunch. Even half an hour i plenty of time at the TItO'hIY, for they are geared to ct you served quickly and let on go on your way. Try 111110'liv soon. . * P III I, I' S RESTAURA NT pes'inhlzee in something (lit- t'rcnt for this area Cordon unit French cuisine just, like o (lit' old mother country herelf. (iu'f Al Phelps has that penal kiinek and that light ouch that produces such detect. tide treats you'll return ngnimi intl again to sample his ninny nasterpis'et's. This is an eapec. ally i'onveun'nt, pinra for folks shopping at Sanford Plazn, 'it her for lunch or for dinner. They open at. 11:30 n.m. and 'tay open as long as you want LIn'm to he open, - - Flo Hldd*i', Cl,,,9., to enjoy Is t he 'I' It A I) E WINI JS CA FEI'EItIA In 1 4cminr,hu I'mso where you'll find such a widely vnrit'd menu of good tootle nil pm epared and ronily for you to select at your pleastire, There are crisp, enlil eel- __ C.lI 0 CARTER Jet Lanes - AS THEIR NEW RESTAURANT MANAGER SNACK BAR COMPLETE DINNERS ALAD HOT GARLIC BREAD -1: TEA or COFFEE - '\i '' 0 FOOD SERVICE MANAGER Debbie Is Back IYZd Trophy Lounge & Jet Lanes U ._ free pizza for ter>one just to whet up your appetite. .. -. V• -. A( Rim IYIUII b7thssog - -. SThrtn 1IflITM GREER usitu CO-HIT IMLLJMII food Is one of the most pop. ulur change-of-pace foodu you can find and the best place to find good seafood is at SKIP'S RESTAURANT down In Cassel. berry. This new JIIUCC is enjoying great popularity and Manager Nellie Shurnate Invites cveryon to COflift and see for themselves Shrimp catfish o y. titers, scallops, separately or In a seafood conil)irlutioli plat. ter that is enlmnced by french .... -..'.: •, — * I . MET1OCOLS 9:30 ONLY - "HOW TO MURDER SIASONS STARRING JACK LEMMON . - . -. BIGGEST COMEDY MOVIE . . b WIFE!" Blood Pressure & Heart - L — ' - . ' .'-,.-.. • . . - c". . ;, 1. . ,4 - - ' - MOVIELAND ADMISSION SUN. This WED. KIDDIES ADULTS UNDER 12 FREE Dick Van Dyke, as a strandJUST MORE FUN ed Navy pil ot, recruits a chimp as caddy in 'Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN," at the Ritz Theatre. - fries vegetnhjit,e, sIntIs and hot, homemade bread. Don't forget about their seafood and The Mayflower compact was fish market behind the restaurant. signed Nov. 21, 1620. 0 LOOK OUT V for , .. ; FUN! AFJON! ** NOW! " IWW ' 2 ' - 2 .. 1 ( ", . VA DY KE 6 ACADEMY AWARDS 0-0'Mill.. * , FILMED IN COLOR alt DIsneg " - had it I , SEAFOOD 85 COMNAT1ON$1 . INCLUORS Soup Sat.d Veq. . French Fri., 2 Shrimp 2 Scallops 2 Oysters Broad Butter and C • I I.. GO INT. 4 TO WEST EAST - 0 SPECIAL SEAFOOD DINNER . , 4 Course Lobster Dinner — susmsv : ' $2.50 II 14, WED. and FRI. SPECIAL CATFISH — ALL YOU CAN EAT 1 25 Inc. Hush Pupp.s, Col. Slew £ French Fri.,. 1.1 Our FISH MARKET Iocal.d in back of R.slauranf I, Op. Wed. Thru Sat. We Carry A Compl.t. Lum. of Seafood. CLOSED ALL DAY SKIPS 17-92 RESTAURANT SUNDAY FISH & MARKIT ACROSS MOM SEMINOLE PLAZA S LIFE i1) L Interstate 95 C lam Chowder 1 Seafood Pl a to Cot. Slew French Fries Li me Pie Colt.. or Tarn 4 At Th. — DELTONA INTERCHANGE Reservations Call 661.4421 Enjoy luncheon or dinner In the cool, pleasant comfort of the Trade Winds. Delicious food. Courteous esMos, V.,y moderate price.. And no dishes to wash I A ou an at FRIED CHICKEN SPECIAL J II I EAST TO 172 111 L INCLUDES: FRENCH FRIES - TOSS SALAD HOT ROLLS and BUTTER COFFEE or TEA TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG PHONE 322.2412 COR. lit & MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY CHILDREN ADULUS 12 OR UNDER $135 $100 Menu Includes? CoI• Slaw YOU AT oa*aso.r Pollnow P16 46 Pt.i• at CØSMlkd. s.a*. CAFETERIAS 110MINK 01116604 aneosea lu,,s. U.S. I ON a $0 $ebuia French Fries si. W111111 k.. U.S. * ISiS ileked Ueau Grits Hush Lupples Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea II lml0.3:26.54O-$:OO. 10:00 2:10 -4:26 6:45 9:01 - I 9 9c KUSURE MAGAZINE EXIT LIE ID. & OUR DOOR SUNDAY ONLY IN BOTH AUDITORIUMS — IT TEARS APART WITH )41,t.44à . . . s... LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED IV GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS EVERY FRIDAY I INCLUDES • LlmcMo Ill M,. 2tIP.M. INeSIS 430 P4..t$OP.M, I Sleludiel - PAUL NEW MIN JULIE InDN WI ALlIED 19ONCOCK's I YOU It - . HELD OVER 3rd WEEK ' . . -* ALL YOU CAN EAT— ., • .~ ------- - —- "Till PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" 4J r 11:30 A.M. Til? SANFORD Hwy. 1742 South 00ONE OF THE MOST UAUTIPUL MOVIES EVER MADII" .:- — - 70c UP tC. AND WIDISCRIEN ' ti at o W LUNCHEONS OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. smoking P.M: (otinh:3o)nd WINNER OF .:. DICK CORDON BLEU FRENCH CUISINE AND AMERICAN . ROMANCE!' % mon. sun. EVENINGS PERFORMANCES DAILY .... 2 ,9 psc//ith9 i?& TI tj1fc1flfli Inn 'I . 1-0C! '' PHELPS0 RESTAURANT IN't."I, WITHOUT A DOUBT, sea- - .., 322.7142 HWY 17-2 & ONOSA ROAD ' ' .-. .. -.. WALKER LEON - - a.6 $ -2 -' • . 95 1 FRENCH FRIES A J - JET LANES TROPHY LOUNGE D.0 E LMONICO STEAK R • - OUR SPECIALTY of peanut butter pie addicts, whose name is legion. They've heard about it all the way to 'l'allnhnsseo, we heard from a law enforcement officer who 7*30 - LEON WALKER MoUiClal7d (b Trophy Lounge PROUDLY ANNOUNCES - WELL, NOW, it's Friday again anti thin' for that fish dinner at the PIN ECREST INN, ;n all-you.enn-u'at ticl that line such is lot of fans. It's thin same on their Monday night all-you-can eat fried chicken dinner and these peo. pie really know how to fry chicken, done to the bone, without loosing it (troll of Its juicy goodness. Morn new converts have been added to the list flA y Hostess - AT 10:40 "SECRET AGENT FIREBALL" IN COLOR - DINNERS Our MAR-LOU RESTAURANT * beauties who turn his desert screen hits like "Bye Bye firDELTONA INN, with their Beginning Sunday, August film also In color is a comedy. I island into a tropical paradise. i internat onal menu, different "The Art of Love" and 14, at Movieland Drive-In thriller. ' Combining comedy, romance, die" y, each day of the week, calls your entl rec C C On Thursday, Friday and adventure and music into rol- "M ary I"oppins attention to their Italian style Theatre and playing through Saturday the Movielanti screen Wednesday will be the first licking escapist entertainment, prompted 1,500 of the country's dinner for Mondays which feat~ will feature "Tarzan anti The anforti showing of "rite Sing7 this latest Disney attraction is leading exhibitors to vote him urea all the good old Italian Valley of Gold" in color starTHEAT E designed to please everyone their coveted "Star-of-the-Year" foods like minestrone, anti. ng Nun" in color starring Deliring Mike henry as Tarzan. who ever had a yen to get away Award and have also establish- pasto, tortoni and of course, itt Reynolds and co-starring Co-feature of the evening ed him as an international hint but of course, spaghetti and Iticardo Montnlbnn, from it all. Will be "Night Of The Grizzly" The vibrant MGM production To add to the fun, there's a favorite. As the star of his meat balls. Their other interalso in color starring Clint filleti with catchy songs, touch' STARTING poker playing space chimp award-winning television series, national menus, Irish, German L!(I \Viilkt'r. Starring with Walker by humor and heart appeal BIG named Floyd, who, having miss- 'The Dick Van Dyke Show, and others are just as cornis lovely M a r t h a Hyer SUN. ed his orbital mark, ends up on one of the ten top-rated shows plete and offer you varied taste f the story of a motor-scooter in the technicolor riding nun also adventure U the island as Crusoe's house for the past five years, he en- treats to titillate the tired pa. Ioorehead, Chad stars Agnes saga deals with a young Amer. Everett, joys equal popularity with TV late. You'll find DELTONA guest. NEW SHOW TIME Katharine Ross, Ed Sullivan, ivan family homesteading In There's plenty of excitement, viewers around the world. INN just off the 1.4 inter- intl guest star Greer Garson. the wilderness in the 1880's. Diminutive and dc-luscious change north of Sanford, too, when our handsome hero NITELY The movie moves right along • involved in a lulu of a Nancy Kwan, who m the past gets Are you past 65, still workwith this joyous nun careening 1 1 :1 5 hu-bu with the local head- has spiced many a film with - AT MAR-LOU RESTAU- ver the countryside on a ing anti have no plans to re shrinking head-hunters who try tier exotic appeal, UI3JILIY5 Li RANT and Lounge, your hosts motor scooter, getting kicked tire? Cheek with your social to recoup their defecting female unique flair for comedy in the Jimmy George nnul John Utban in the shins in a soccer game, security office about the poe. citizenry, on the war-path for role of Wednesday, the spirited want to make It plain that they oomIng (!OWfl a sliding board subtilty of a partial payment but kooky daughter of a head- are extending a welcome to it it playground 1(11(1 ninny of benefits under the now, llbwomen's rights, As the navy pilot, whose ad- hunting island chief, family groups to come and on. ther fun-filled and heart eralized, earning provisions. dinner with them soon. warming sequences. The Social Security office in Also to add to the three-day Sanford is located at 1309 E. They have good food and their :' prices are reasonable. On uii will be "how To Murder Second Street., Office hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday k'our Wife," starring Jack mire front 8:30 until 4:00, Mon. nights from 9 P.M. to 1:30 [iemmon and Virni Lisi. This (lay through Friday. r a.m. dance to the music of "The ) Abstracts" with rock and roll JW41 = ,I 11 . , %ME WINE AND DINE AT music!. And dori't forget that . !Zew i " . I 75 3 JIMMY GEORGE and JOHN URBAN (USN Rat.) Owners 1 7-92 Across frosi Sesfo?d Pies. PH. 322-2902 ni vegode, fres h-fro-ths'-gnrdrn dishes etnI,Ics, ntteruls'tit meat of all kinds, I misty vegetables, delicious dessert a amid a wide chinict' of hot breads and hot and cold beverages. Steaks can be (lone just to your order, ton. * NORMA _________ A.M. 1• 75 PRIVATE PARTIES & stops in almost daily for his portion. Why should you he EXCELLENT p l ace different? * AN which thn whole family iR sure and enjoyment in a romantic, Friday, he discovers an exotic an acting tour-dc-force for the candlelit atmosphere. Make it. girl, whom he dubs Wednesday, popular actor-comedian, whose FREDDIE'S this weekend. * and a whole bevy of Polynesian outstanding performances in • • McQUEEN COLOR IN Instead of a man It so good. "NEVADA SMITH" - El - -- . . - A. J ... these tilefrom the Lookout Inn Dick Van Dyke, Mary Pop- young talents, is back on the ventures carry hint front DIE'S STEAK HOUSE, one of pins' favorite fell and one of Ritz Theatre screen in Walt Dis- shark-infested waters of the Central Florida's oldest and brilliant neys's new laugh-loaded, adven- South Pacific to a girl-infested beet restaurants, with the flit. most Hollywood's tune-packed comedy, 'Lt. Robin D yke baa his eat foot! you'll find any where Crusoe, U.S.N.," with Nancy parathee, Van , arou nd these parts. In ntItlition ADM.—TONITE & SAT. Xwan and Akim Tamiroff ahar- most demanding role. Not onl y to that, your hosts Steve awl $1.00 A CARLOAD is he on screen for all of the Fran I4aarson nasure you t'ff Ic'jug the stellar spotlight. HURIV.LAST 2 NITES As a modern-day counterpart movie's running time, but he lent, but unobtrusive service NO . STARTS AT of literature's most famous FE ATURE N NOEI D experienced personnel. alone must sustain audience- by TO LENGTH 7-45 castaway, Dick soon rca izes interest through a third of the There's soft lights and sweet ONLY PART OF SHOW REPEAT ON 2nd SHOW. SO that the other Crusoe never had flint's unreeling The result is music to add to your pleasure -. . . '' refreshing ilays, of presenting a clean, but very funny show. Do go down and hear him but we warn you, you had better make reservntionel Choppy Is clowning to a Van Dyke, Chimp Star I By Ruth Millett Ht 11 ."4. - I quality, so " :-' * * ) - 01 The Doctor Says: R ny fellow, Choppy McI)onitltl holds forth nightly nt the mlcophone. Choppy hue that rare . - Stamps In News note County these (InYm lit Vic Pirate's Den at the LOOKOUT ' I ' _____ Danger In False Teeth . By l)OI'TIE AtJMl'IN hOTTEST SPOT tu Semi- 1 Your Dental Health - By Polly Cramer COMPLETE DINNER s _ Anust 12. 1966 — Pa ge 5 "THE ABSTRACTS" FRI. $ SAT. 9 P.M. Ill I:10 BKE R VE DOWEL rn1h nnfnrh LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NY 20dls4fnchea). Box nails are similar to corn. characters, radio and television as strong. The penny system programs, etc. and records their Is also used for the box nail. theme songs or voices when The box 'nail is used for light possible. duty nailing or where the ,,most children enjoy music heavier common nail might and will respond visually to It," split the wood. she noted. "They show more Wire 'nails are thinner yet, enthusiasm, however, wh e n and resemble very fine common they Identify with & current nails. favorite. Some try to mimic or Finishing Nail, imitate the show's star, others Where appearance is hnportry to create a character of tant finishing nails are used. their own. Either way can pro- These have heads hardly thicker duct good picture possibilities If you're alert!" Miss Bannister evolved a few special tricks from the numerous picture-taking sessions in her studio with her Norelco stereo recorder. "You get some unusual reacBy W. LAWRENCE, D.D.S. tions when you switch speeds Newspaper Enterprise Asia. of the tapes," she reported. "Deane," said the nurse, "The youngsters are puzzled "kindly to. your false teeth and amused as the sounds are played faster or slower than before you go Into the operat- Wtje MAN OF MA HATS is Chappy, popular enterta ner now being featured in the Pirate's Don at the Lookout Inn in Fern Park. Here's Chitppy swinging 'idc with his own kooky version of one of his"straw lint type" songs. (Herald Photo by Dottie Austin) - - I ft association In professional photography ban been longer and • i I UPrAXLE stronger making "talking 'picR t2'WhIS ` ' JOPAN 1s2 I WITH EYE *6= T= OMOA46.1 1 1 1 1 tures" $ showcase for the talmany fields ents of experts In R i CLIP AN D In entertainment, education and the lecture worlds. The Increasing availability and economy of borne and portable tape recorders makes It easier for camera fans to try their band at adding sound to their own horne movie and 85mm slide showings. Tape rethat upper front teeth never front teeth broke. There was carders, like cameras, are able existed. another dimension a thorough search until all to capture Removing full and 'partial pi,oss w5ro accounted for. This of the memories of special dentures is a blessing for an. I. always an anxious moment 000144 Ioin.Lc&a events and family gatherings esthetists; with no teeth In the because If a pI.cs can't be and activities for reliving lajug room." request is This way It's much easier to intu- found, the assumption Is that ter. There is far more added they were recorded. Newspaper Enterprise Asia. knife. Do not nest such wars P0117'5 Problem standard hospital procedure. Rebate. For patients it's a MUST; It was upirsted, that Is, suck"With a stereo tape recordDEAR POLLY—I wonder if value when you combine the DEAR i'OIM—I want to without protecting each pan movable dental appliances are it eliminates possibility of .d Into the lung& ar er, you can take advantage of actual voices of Children, Partell Mrs. G that I also ruined with cloth or paper or the our- anyone knows what to do with distinct hazards when a patient breaking the denture and danDuring another operation, friends with ents or special the two-speaker system with My coated, nonstick frypans faces may be scratched. To boxes left half-full of cereal ents is put to sleep with general ger of sucking $ piece of it patient began coughing and their pictures of the music or some interesting effects for but found I could buy a kit clean use cloth or sponge, w'aXfl1 that the children refuse to eat. anesthesia. Into the lungs. showing signs of distress. The any ocexcitement in sound of the child. Prerecord a tape so that contains a new finish that water, mild soap or detergent. This morning I counted six on G. A. requires air passages 'Permanent" caps on front tube had to be removed. In casion. that the sound bounces from goes on us easily as 'nail polish. Wash, rinse and dry In a jiffy, my shelf and 1 cannot bring to be open and clear. This is teeth can also be a problem. trying to reposition it, $ front Now baby photographer Con- one speaker to the other. When It costs about one dollar.— DO NOT use steel wool or a myself to throw them away. accomplished by technique a Some caps match natural teeth cap was broken and one piece stance Bannister, creator of these are placed on either side scouring powder. The finish MRS. A. F. THERESA called intubation placing a so perfectly that ansthetists couldn't be found. Chest X-rays the famous "Bannister babies," this can be of the camera, The following instructions may discolor slightly but this DEAR FOLLY—When doing suggests a tape recorder as $ tube through the mouth and don't know they're false; and didn't show It in the lungs. It made into a game of 'Here I is zrnrnu*l and does not impair any painting I find that keep. throat and into the windpipe, patients have cu mu from a hardware store in the use or your cookware." been wearing was finally found in the gatis .no, over here!' Ing a pair of tweezers handy useful aid in capturing ex- am. This long, rigid plastic them so long they forget they mouth pack. 'i'vxus (iiomvwhait condensed) pressive pictures of children at re"Children also respond to DEAR POLLY—When going Is useful for pulling out loose as printed by a reputable Foreign matter In lungs is cordings of their own voice tube is curved In a way that are not part of their natural to the beach carry all beach bristles. This keeps my fingers home. normally allows access easy anatomy. ufacturer of this product. POI' things and th e children's play- from getting "Sound is an important stimdifficult to locate and remove, coming from one speaker and messy.—JEANNE into windpipe, the the other But caps are bups it might be well for the things In your clothes basket. more brittle and can cause serious trouble. DEAR FOLLY—After wash- ulus for children," she said. "1 familiar voices coming from girls to mud,Ahem asrnin. Thank This reduces the number of lag the currently popular ye- use it along with gestures and the other speaker such as their and projecting from the mouth. than natural teeth and the anesPlease send your questiene Rarely and only in unusually thetist MUST BE WARNED. about dental health to Dr. you, Mrs. H. F., for sending packages to be carried. On the lour sports shirts they dry new toys to coax off-bent ex- grandparents or brother or sis- email mouths, or mouths with in a recent operation, a patient Lawrence In car, of this ps this information.—I'OLLY trip home it will hold the dirty much softer and fluffier If pressions out of children. The ter." narrow openings is there any was put to sleep for minor per. While he cannot answer As an authority on baby plo"Before using the first time towels and wet suits. These turned inside out and hung by tape recorder becomes an exdifficulty. Upper front teeth surgery. She had a small mouth each letter peassafly, letters wash pans with hut, soapy Wa- remain in the basket until It is the bottom with clip clothes- tra tool by which sound can be tures, Miss Bannister's tape are major problems. Many and intubation was difficult. in of general Interest will be an. controlled at a picture-taking recorder suggestion is $ sound tei. Rinse and dry thoroughly, returned to the laundry room. pins.—PEARL one. If more expressive baby anesthetists have often wished the struggle two caps on upper swered in this ceisma. THE FIRST TIME they are —S. A. M. Thanks, Pearl, for there are session." Miss Bannister keeps track pictures result, It's a snail divused for BAKING use a spoon- DEAR FOLLY—I needed a lot of those shirts around this of children's entertainment idend in the happy marriage ful of vegetable oil to "condi- some facing (thin material) to year.—POLLY favorites In music, cartoon of sight and sound. tion" the surface. Coat with lengthen a pair of draperies. 1 oil or shortening when butter recently had cleaned my bath. Anyone submitting a Folly's contains high sugar content, room cabinet and remembered a Problem, a solution to a prob110 NOT BAKE at tempers- new roll of four-inch gauze. 1 1mm or a favorite homemaking tures over 450 degrees. Never used this and I was sure more idea will receive a dollar if Use nrntul spatulas or spoons than pleased with the results. Folly uses the Item in Folly's By Wayne G. Brandatadt, M. D. en Indefinitely under medical I ects rarely occur with the reor cut food in a pan with a —BETTY H. Pointers. Newspqer Enterprise Assn. supervision but it should be commended dosage. AP Newifeatures mittunce to cover the cost of Q—Is high blood pressure a discontinued If It causes nausea y SYD KRONISH the stamps to be affixed, to form or heart disease? Q— When I walk a coupis or diarrhea. "FROM THE BALLS of the Postmaster, Washington A—Everyone with high blood Q— How harmful is salt for of blocks an Intense pain start. W. Montezuma to the shores of D.C. 20018. The envelope to the 31w I pressure doesn't have heart persons who have high blood In my feet and goes up the Tripoli" melodically heralds Postmaster should be endorsed disease but hypertensive heart pressure? Which Is more harm- back of my legs. I have to stop Newspaper Enterprise Aim, any help they don't need or what you wanted of your the exploits of the U.S. Marine "First Day Covers 6 cents Madisease Is definitely associat- ful—eprinkIlng salt on the food until the pain goes away. What You can be an excellent want? grown children was to have Corps. Now a new U.S. stamp rine Corps Reserve Stamp." ed with high blood pressure. before or after It is cooked? would cause the? mother when your children are Do your children really be. them regard you as a trusted will sing the praises of the Requests must be postmarked This occurs when the heart has A—An excess of sodium in A—Intermittent pain on walkMarine Corps Reserve on Its no later than Aug. 29. dependent and yet lieve that you are fond of the friend? had to propel the blood through the diet Is a contributory cause lug Is seen In persona with a S S S S If you can answer "Yes" to 50th anniversary. The new adnut-so-good mother when persons be a they have chosen for the body against an elevated of high blood pressure. Salt is partial obstruction of the arteryoung und U.S. Postmaster General pressure for 10 to 20 years. Such the chief source those questions you can be prot- hesive, a S center, will be isyour children are grown and life partners? of sodium In ies In the lower extremities. It sued with first-day ceremonies Lawrence F. O'Brien announcsure on their Own. that you are as good Do you let your children rear ty a heart always shows some de- our diet. Many doctors now be Is aggravated by smoking. In Washington on Aug. 29. ed that the Great River Road $ parent now that your cliiiYou can get same Idea of their children without any ad gree of enlargement. This may Have that we should drastically Treatmeig Is useless u'ileu yen Depleted on the vertical will be issued Oct. 21 with first- be followed by a mild to mod- reduce our salt Intake )ww you rate as a mother of vice or disapproving looks from dren are grown as you were , starting are willing to give up elgsr. stamp are Sour Marines march- day ceremonies scheduled for erate heart failure with water- in early chil when they were young. grown children by honestly you? In your ettes. After this, treatment ining diagonally from left to Baton Rouge, La. The 5-cent logging of the tissues, which 'case, It Is dhood. If.th answering a few questions. too late for at and eludes getting your weight .1 Do you visit your married right. To the left rear Is a stamp points attention to what usually starts in the lungs. This You have high blood pressure down If you are overweight sad Do you hold your tongue children by invitation as you World War I Marine, some. has been termed the longest causes shortness of breath, es- you should allow yourself •, reducing your blood cholesterol It's A Doles Life when you arc tempted to give would friends, Instead of tusktimes referred to as $ "devil parkway in the world, stretch- pecially at night. LOW of not over half a grain leveL As a result of freatmnt In Charlotte your grown children advice or lug long visits whenever , dog." He Is preceded by three ing from Lartads to the Gulf Improvement rather than a core Angina pectoris (cheat pains of salt a day. CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) more Marines criticize their decisions? . pleaai,1 $ World War of Mexico, a distance of 5,600 due to spasm of the blood ves- Salt added before Is to be expected. cooking Are you leading a full life Do you refrain from remind- A dog's file gets pretty confus. 11 flyer, a frogman and to- miles. sels supplying the heart mus- Is more likely to be partially of your own instead of living lug your children of bow easy hig about this time of the year day's combat Marine. A fifth First-day collectors should cle) Is a frequent symptom. lost (in gravy or pot liquor) Plow send your questions through your children and their. they have it. compared with the In Charlotte. Marine, standing smutl in the put this date in their "remind. The treatment Is directed at than that which you add at the and comments to Wane 0. children? way things -wrrr when YOU It is licens, in cuIlsgtiig rear, wcar s colonial uniform er book." Send addressed en. lowering the blood pressure, re- table. Do your children and their were first married? time and Mecklenburg County and symbdllzes the creation of velopem together with remitt- ducing the waterlogging and Q— My doctor Is giving no this pap.. While Dr. Brand. marriage partners feel at ease Are you willing-to admit- that authorities said about one-third the Marines in 1775. The Ma- ance to cover the coat of the controlling attacks of chest Diuril for high blood pres atadt cannot answer Individual and comfortable in your corn- your children can occaelns'.lIy i1 all the dogs in the usa seem rine Corps Reserve came into stamps to be affixed to the pains. sure. Are there any side ef- letters he will answer letters being In 1916 when President Postmaster, Baton Rouge, La. Q— I have high blood pres fects from this drug? party because th.3r aren't afraid th you something or show to cease to exist. of general Interests In future of upsetting you by expressing you it better way of doing other dogs "change" their Woodrow Wilson signed Into 700L The envelope to the post- sure and have been taking Al- A— Chictrothiaside (Diuril) j COlD ?,lflL law an act creating the organ. master should be endorsed dorfi. Ii t harmful to take this given to reduce watrlging something? their own views and ideas ization. "First-Day Cover, $ cents drug Indefinitely? Have you made It quite clear Did you tusk, up your mind The law says every dog In and an elevated blood pressure, Collectors desiring first-day Great River 11usd Stamp." Re- A— Aldorli Is a combination It can be taken Indefinitely pro- Back-pick radigs designed to that you can be coun ted on in when your children left borne the county must -be listed for transmit to 10 miles oftan emergencies but that you have that your job as teacher, and tax nurpomes. Female dogs cost cancellations may send addrew quests must be postmarked no of methyldopa and bydroxy- vided you are under regular cannot beup beard for more than ed envelopes, together with re. later than Oct. 21. chlorothlaxlde, it can be tak- medical supervision. Side el. io intention of giving them guardian was over and that their owner $2, males $1. . I' green. That bad luck thing Is nonsense. Happiness and best wishes from Beauty After Forty. "Please suggest an outfit for me to wear to Europe. I'm going In October. 1 must economise on cloths and carry only one big bag, wardrobe style. I hope to sightsee, stay at nice hotels."—M. M. Buy carefully. I suggest a very plain black dress. A coat In black and white tweed, all accessories In black. Have & smart costume jewelry necklace; one skirt and sweater, lug Camera Angles from dummy. The queen will be good later on had the lead been from king-jack, ten. East should signal with the six spot and South will win with the a diamond toward dummy and West will play his deuce. East will Immediately be alerted t* VA42 the fact that 'West holds an from if Most odd number of diamonds. With his queen of ipedes South will Wa ,uib two diamonds or four West win with the ace and make five odd since the Jack of would start an echo with a 14 high diamond. Later, when pades will become an extra dummy. ___ plays a second diamond, Entry to Poo South East will win that lead with ___ makes the brilliant play of the ace. 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(Color) of "The Claw" (l,eonevd setting with fine photography. , w ild drvnn he who plans to make our Affmal 4%. 'I, .1 This is the fWb annual .. up n iiniigglth ring 'th San end Lindsey Nelson atul Job with no tick". 9:0-1:0 n.M. ABC. The this sum,n* competition. hero Into washeic .' j . Frnniere which speL"ieIize1 ft Sauer will handle the plsy-by is .04 Hollywood Palace. (Color) (Re. By IARGMET $CRERF which will be telecast live from mnnu*tti', I '°Y' PI*Y *fl color. 11 'Tm sor- f)LHfl CHICAGO (AP) the Upper Montclair Country hy the rre*t orleitsl detoct,;e run) Victor forge is guest-host., . . *5 1 West end Artznim Gordon sot 1Oi1 P.M. NBC. The 1 ?(flu ry, I'm Club In C1Ifm, X. .1. with Berry Who (.Thc' Forman). and although he's got quite It The s'hnu crack -ft Be tim 'LJ.N.C.L.E. 'vwed a fortune gang of guest., the show Is his. You ring, but It From ..: never meant It 135 , lnugv, Chris Scel, Jim Cave Affair." (Color) (Parun . UrelIgious thing." npnlogiwd ii vquisite Punt Siurgit. Bill Flammbig and former golf cnokw to guess this one, but The talent includes Jane Pow. priflC5 Ching Ling who is Thrush scientist Zark (*art* It's Ccood fun all the same. Beetle John Lemmo. ell; the singing 'KimSisters championByron Nelson He attempted In explain worth wsitehinr in this episode. Landau) has put the whamut 4. R:814:fl T'.!%I. NBC. London on infiflona of beta, and ii '14C. BC. Saturday ir Irwin Cory; and Irish trepese 9-11 r. M. N f. . Thursday night his remnrkv 11 rent champion of this tourneabout Christianity, which et off PZIIIUIIUm Shnw. (Color) This threatens u, send the radloac mont, and be will be defending Night at the Mn".,tts. It started iiiist (ebt Shewn. But. the best. 1.4 boycotts and bonfires In the s the lust of the six Lrnidcm. th'e little dears out into th his title against Arnold Palmer, in Naples." (Color) (Rerun) pert jt irrepressible forge, do. hosed variety hours, end the world Jamming radar and caull as Michael ing, among other things, .Lt I)nited the Gene Littler, Billy Casper, Phil Clerk Gable stars sm The main thing, Leonmi said, series f,rnshc't in fint' style. Ing plane crashes, if ha i ron aitel Dave Hamilton, a high-pressure Philfamous blips and splets of his Rodgers, Julius Bo "MODESTY MUSE" Roger "The Saint" Moore is given a billion dollars. Sale an adelphie lawyer who goes to "punctuation" routine. is that he Marr, among others. Naples to settk his lte Iwo- __________ 641 saying whatever host und hi 'iiest list includes IILV* met off after Zark, aft. some peculiar tips from lah he British romedians nrecambe and finds that the they're saying 1 5-5:30 1'. 'M. ABC.. ABC's ther's estate voyant Clemency McGill (Joe Wjt; ,.inger-daneer Mliii(Partial- nine-year-old son, Nado (Mantold a news conference. "1 was G l Spy At Wide World of Sports. rent prsfei !lztrttn. popular sing1ng Freeman) and ainl st entrancing eon sort of deploring the attitude ly in color)) The emphasis Is ett(s3, an SOT Glomm (Whit Blasell). prou p . Nisdo is cared for by Thr Bachelors; comedy.1. C. Blazing a new trail in the magnetic attraction to danger toward Christianity" skill today, with a telecast of singing star .me Brown, and field of comedy Thriller enter- and excitement. 10-11 P.M. ABC. Court Mai Do 70th Annual Cheyenne He added: "From what Terence Stamp a proud Cock- read or observed, It (Chris- illusiiinist fliu4 and Ann Van tial. "The Liberators." I Frontier Days Rodeo, with all tainmrnit, "Modesty Blaine" op. ens at the Wometco Park ney is ideal for the part of tianity) just seems to me to be Bo)[-n. seems the Mafia goes oe da Its excitement and thrill; and I P.N. ABC. The Ad- Ing 'war time, too. A firet.ui Twin Theatre on August 19. Willie Garvin, In the part of shrinking, to be losing contaet,' have . report on the World Ski in the With Century Pox a cynical but devoted Cockney Paul McCartney added: "And 5tfl1 rziniuly. "Lurch's Little cratfrm American shoots a 4ThaTnpionahips currently heru ku- production, gifted Italian sidekick. Stamp recently won we all deplore the fnct.' Helper.— Uerur,i The woes of Italian partisan be is ta1in ng held In Portillo, Chile. (The HARTFORD. actress Monica Vitti plays the the award for the Best Actor Lennon said he was "worried ziiitnmlttitrn stril:c Us all, and through German lines and I Comm. AP--ski portion of the program will Gov. title role sharing equal honors of The Year at the 1965 Can John N. Dempsey and his no exception. Morticia a to death" about The controversy Lurr} ccused of first-degree inni be in color.) with Terence Stamp, Dick Bar. Film Festival. !wife will leave for Ireland next aroused by his statements that derides that poor Lurch is ov- der. Captain Youn.g gets hi garde, Barry . Andrew and As the satirically cariCatured the Beatles "are more popular erworked. so Gomez builds a defense and It is then the ''ut week to attend the ordination of 7:80-5:30 P. M. CBS. ConWe are arch villa in Gabriel, Dirk Bar- than Jesus" and that "Chris- cUStoni-niitde, I'll-utiit'' robot, about the black hand comes on Michael Craig. their son Into the diaconate— e music tine'ntal Showcase. Th produced by The film trend- igarde renews a successful tianity will go." Smiky. to he sec-mid butler, interesting drama. the last step before entering the ! and the dancing wander suit ,'tt(,1- Jostqth ,lginnj, who ereat- partnership with director °' Dealers priesthood. Some U.S. radio stations have Lnr.fing is it lurk until Lurch Saturday, Angost 1*, iNS over the place tonight, d the spot for academy award seph Loscy by switch ing with banned Ben tle records since I)egifl!' to fm-] unwante d. Funn i' The ceremony will take plaice 4 F. M. 'NBC. Major Leagi Swedish singer BIN .Thhns per. winner Julie Christie in "I)srl- him from the serious vein of Lennnn's remarks were pub- am] rather touching. and we'd like to sell the town of Cahir. Dempsey's In Baseball. (Color) San Fret forming "In a Balloon Over lug," was filmed an location "The Servant" and "King and fished in an American teen 10: 3 (i P.M. in conclusion. I risen Giants vs. Houston Astie birthplace. YOU some. Stockholm" to an extravaganza in Amsterdam and Italy. I Country" to the way nut coin- magazine Some former fans "Winter Wonderland" with The new filmed based on a edy of the absurd stYle of have built huge bonfires of Ben. songs an skis, in sleighs and on comic Strip centers around a "Modesty BlaiSe." Peaks of a partly submerged tIe records and character who is a notorious The film will lie shown in rooftops. .1mm Bac'kus's speci al mountain form the 7,100 Islands In England, Lennon said hi adventuress who combines ele- both the East and West audiguest is Metropolitan Opera I and islets that make up the: remarks caused hardly ' ' Ph. 3224321 gent femiulty and a sophisti. turlum located on 17-92 at Le soprano Roberta Peters, who I Philippines. Only 'n islands I "They were just taken as a hit cated sense of humor with a Road in Winter Park. will perform two number, from lare Inhabited, and o per cent 2513 Park Dr. of loudmouth thing," he said. "West Side Story." are unnamed. The long-haired singers ar',IIfl'ts P. M. ?lludd Ni'' Ii Wilt Small World rivet] Thursday at O'Hare inter(5) Central F1nrd& Pho 6:30-9:30 P.M. CBS. Secret 'national Airport and were to Agent "Are You going to be ' Nrw give two concerts Friday. They () On. Step 'Beyond (!) AO( Permanent?" (Rerun) More •fl ( were greeted by a rclntivc)y 50 I f'WPUfIt f4,atuj' S () .!Iht Mot heads of two British spy The INNEISPRING MATTRESS quiet group of inns. ':" IIi' -Irkic" (5, Mo ve Gun Will Trav ,, p(;) !. C'r,,,, l I cells in Geneva disappear, and RENOVATION SPECIAL S :IPU (S) IH'flfla Reed Show When their limousine drove O.. T)ti 8t V'iivcrstty of South Florida 3:05 until 3:35 p.m. 'Phis also IS up to a hotel. however, things () 1 I)teMin of Jeituiil Drake, thinking perhaps they INCLUDING NEW CO VIP :"i TI. %,'i,.rn,•y s. 5511 PICKUP $ DItWIIT have defected, uses himself as at Tampa will offer two courses an undergraduate course. aa. ('nh .:. were more normal. There were (5) Lullit'rellre 'Welk i'zi Ill)' r1I HanitI('I. -Ili f bait usual. The bait is snap5 :fft () Ssiturd- ?'lg'ht at ti in Seminole County beginning To register for th courses, about 290 screaming, leaping. The, Wipici, WUil Wrrt 119 Movies pod up, not by a hardboiled Ta.. A*'it.u1t 1ir week of Sept. 3. local residents should mail frantic teen-agers swarming iii! 5::tt' 451 TI,. Fute, hp " t' Fit "opposite number but by a SANFORD 11 Courses bng offered In San- completed registration cards 'by over the car. Si v ir AI''na. WI! II .'il Itrh }luflrwood Putluttp gorgeous girl, Lesley Arden Although the news conference UI.LIII. H I 10:01 U) Ounomok. ford and Casselborry each car- Aug. 26 to the Board of Regents Till, .A(I(hIttIti FItIIt (Susan Hampshire). Customary j hl':.'H' (II) ABC Sca,p, was taken up mostly by qus322.6321 :(IlI $4, rying three hours credit, are office for continuing education, "h :I,ta 11 News () good suspense. tions about Leo's attitude , H"n'y \pst (11') News being offered by the US? Col- Talishassee. I"NATTNSM BOX SPRINGS, fln).r:, Registration me- toward Christianity, several 11• nf the $ta, IHOLLYWOOD REDS—ALSO ODD I lege of Education. NFl. Pr.• -St ttr,n enir, fl 6:30-9 P.M. NBC. Get Smart. other topics 11180 CHinC up. s;zi & KING SIZE MADE TO OR= CALL VS CDUICT Firrn'r',. iflLugh1Ir Courses toand be offered are: teriais and general information (5) Son of Shock urvaia — U111 1 AU. AT FACTORY PRICES. Preparation "The Amazing Barr)' Who." The quartet was '-' 'hi 5 Mau rini aake'd iltheirj " VDtvSI& COUNTIES (:a ?.lt. st,t, Production of jcau be obtained front the 11SF V\ 'nIP () (Color) (Rerun) Help! Max is W$ instructiotuil Materials, 'rues- Center Jar Continuing education popularity is slipping. ________________________________ "We don't feel we're slip:n. days 643 p.m. at the AuthVi.s- in Tampa. IS) Nt'Vi ping." said McCartney. "Our uai Center, 11th and Pine in ______________ . .i , music's better." Tilrutru hi' 8tar SanIord, graduate or underit'j 4h.. I, Tilt z.'t.. "11 we do 1ip, so what.? Win, graduate credit. I•s' a ¶' Ni cares?" chimed in George 1t:::!4' .' Ii'st•l. Tb.it:,'i School Library Administration Harrison. "We'll just be where' I vrI- nnAi A. . and Service will by offered hu1 we were before -only a lot Thursdays from 4:30 until 7:30 I' I I)t. " 'I'll richer." 4:,I iS, p.m. at Seminole Junior ThgIi What do the' think of Frank -, :Ili, iS a C ri'wq' i Airnatnur School in Cusclberry. This '5 Sinatra? :?I' I( cour.ie will carry undergradV.in,4,,rfu1 Wnrhd n 11.1-11t her hapT. never met him." anMcCartney. "He se't'mi. I ills ': AI-'IIi 'rh. 1'uiiic The course Modern Matbemato be doing all right." l.a K I1thHPr' ties lw- elementary teachers il By MRS. JOHN LEONE 1 5 .1 1 - 1 will be telecast on WMFE-TV, & : :: P Ittir,,, uind Ath.-n I)eBar' Business and ProfessI'.' I 'Its t,it I 'tt tt- i'I Mondays and Wednesdays from lanaI Woman's Club won an at54111 lenddnce award at th e District E$ l'Ikhi tstit K ?t)!II4 II ()I K un a Four luncheon meeting held reA'. lInt i\ Ii' rmond Beach at the Itmvflf. Vny'igei' ?l cite!. 'hIII$'$ A IIPI' Ill' 'i''t-p-t 'q i,trril Members attending tlit mcci,\ :1.!II 't IltI$$ LONDON (A?lichuiel lag '.c.re Miss Helen Snadgruss, at'. ,. :-,Ii ' l'ntl." Mrs. Bert Lederhaus, Mrs. .lo Stewart, Britain 's foreign last to Ii Julia Bartoe Peck, Mrs. Audrey Brinkman, t.ar for the 1.4 I'.i'itt Ills A class in Bhugavada-Gita and Miss Mary Ann Lederhaus. day tackled the jab of leading l'i.p ('U! 1'111 nod ,h.'rv uiici.'r the direction of Boy Theme for the luncheon was his country buck into financial II14IIIT' Ceitt,iip solvency as new he a d (if the Lugene Davis, minister, who' Hawaiian and a workshop was S 14' . 4 $UI'- $, 11-11u. .\lcGnoaw 11 $ (;Itln war a disciple of Paretmhunsa presented by th e hostess clubs Economics Ministry. 11. U . Stewart, key figure in a Cabi Yoguuuiudu, ftiunder tilt- Self of Orxnond Beach, Holly Hill, III' 6' I 1'tk K t. net reshuffle announced ' Realization Fellowship, was Halifax, and Daytona Beach. it i:nry 'i 1.111111-h ,- T. L4ii,t, jiski ie'c:mitly at the home of Ms Gene Hodges. newly Wednesday night by Prime' Mm I 11..irt . b!t. and Mrs. Clyde' McKcnziL, elec'ed district director, pre. irn.t!r Ha rold Wilson. was , 1'IIIT tit., A;;-. wairid 14 Dolnrc I :" to replace Prime Minis liol Ray sided. .toiu'r .ii* 11$ 1s4rManor. Mis. Ruth Mullins, imniud-Icr George Brown as over , ,,., There' were mon than o late pest director, singled a wide-ranging program of (!CD 2 ::t .Ath'.'ut u'' TIs'tsster 'I') Anaitric.st: thu.dantnd I persons Us attendance from Or- the ?aalatka BPW Club for the nomic retrenchment. a hj t'licn';'...tt"hip W r.'pt Iundts, Winter Park, Apopka, award for the best workshop Brown, a reluctant director of n.v !'ts: :4. '() wid us fin- away its Leeke presentation during her lii the austerity program Ante I .t:1111 C' ''lII.!ltI'IItIttti. lnwlIng office, Okoeciwbuc. which the Labor government s' r I MeetitigF art' planned liar the (I) TlIt'ttyi N was forced. $I!C4 III' 1'l 1'.1 ut. 114104, first Sunday of each month, I retury. 'C) Siditni I in September, when the .1II Cl I! The HI' $ I 'rIti ¶1'ann nstn'tlng will take pun' on LAKE OI)l)ITY IS) l,.pI4 itt I el)t. 12, 4. p.m. I4tkf' George, neat Australia's Ww. w firid of stiorts ' ( Anyone intereatid in attendHt'Iulaa cap ital city of Canberra, keeps Still 5) sag contact Mrs. McKenA . Christian Development disappearing and reappearing. if;' C,. Ti Tito In,utiii. e. what 1:31' ____________________________ discussion group, formed by Scientists are not sure graduates of Class 2'Z, Will hUJ)plUls to the water. meet 7:80-10:110 every third Tuesday the month, at the Lutheran Church the i ltedwtmi'.r Highway ]743!, .. UPURLICAW CANDIDATE 1.01 GOVEINDI . Sanford. 1. t Griaduatet. of other Christian i)t'velupniimt Classes are' mvii. ad to join the' discussions CHANNEL 6 designed to promote butter un1 P.M. SATURDAY. AUGUST 13 clersteending of the Christian Paid Pol. Ad. — Claude Kirl br G'av.rn0y way of life. Mrs. Edith Edwards of San. ftvd is president of the' group. - 5,' ogize ;S S.. 5, . S .,,----- g a,,,. a ...,et.nt. 5,,.fl,tn. fl ..., S.'.. On ' SI playing --- , -_________ .- --- ______________— -. 0 .Senitinole S County * * * * on the- St. Johm Itiver * * * * "The Nile of Amerleft" I I St.ron), of I I .5.. S.. won' t Zip Cod e 82771. Phone 322-2611 or 425.939 tlh(IWCI'M 011-11 'I'tleFftII%y. _____ rm wa and WEATHER: Sunday 91-72; -.-.-----------.-- MeXay, - ' . ' S a P was arti , Governor's Son Nears Priesthood it We're glad YOU don't air condihornig said 11 4 I 4~ ". 1 Democratic circles are all abuzz with activity making preparations for a reported visit by the "Integrity Man" Robert King 111gb, Democrat1c gubernatorial nominee, to Seminole County on Aug. 81, Sources say scheduled events on the big day will include a motorcade, opening of it South Seminole headquarters and conferences with officeholders and Democrats, Southern Air I a ! I I 1~i I U. OfSeuffi Florida Offering Two Courses To Seminole I Counfians ) 11 Weekend Televisior ripple . I OOKI ' At long last. siched City Pete Knowles this morning: Air conditioning was turned on for the first time at Sanford Public Library. Manager Magnola as 'I S S I I * I ''' (,pIfl,p .- 9t '" I •' S ' '; ' -P 0 .' ": Vt I I DeBary Club Wins Award For Affendance S.. A back-to-school dance, ad mission free, will be held Tuesday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Social Hall at the corner of Eighth Street and Myrtle Avenue, with music by "The Abstracts." All Sanford teenagers are cordially Invited to attend. Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bergen, Dr. and Mrs. W. Vincent Roberts and Dr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison, SS Ladles of t It e Lutheran Church of the Redeemer are I plann!-Zif rummage pile at the old Sears building, I,'riday and £turday from 9 a.m. to 4 ..m. Anyone wishing a pickup of saleable articles may call Mrs. Harry Graham at 717 Santa Barbara Drive. St I I swert' d It .' Bhagavada-Gita Class Planned rent) ' in i, O British Cabinet Reshuffle Made 4 $ I 4 04 ' , I 6. ' ' two ' (' ,;i. years. i ' P ' Drive, has iust added Buick's new Opel Kadett to his line. .' Deputy czar out — I ' All 31 21 '. if ' ' of CLAUDE KIRK on 28 *1 33 III 35 41 As 1 in - - Air lAne 4' $0 Opens Opei Kadett is Cca.c,a1 Motar's kie.ioed W. ATLANTA, Ga. (A?) — The Civil Aeronautics Board has I granted Southern Airways tent. audwrity during the airhues aketo fly anyw mule btwsNIl QrIido, Flit, and St. Louis, Mo. lrmadjate stops will by made in Ta1)phaaa,e Fla., and liuntrvflle, Ale. Sotdbenm "id the first round trip is aiebed. tiled for Monday northbound i frt,m Orlando. it oe wits find in w you mrnay ó.s't expect to Taket spart eope. pieturod abo. B,k.t seats. Carpeting in front and bau*.. CMi±-ouatod t iears&ift. But wait, Coe et reet t ewi.-i parson. I WILLIAM KIRBY will is ' ty Club Mond,y un the subject of COflLtflllfliRnL Kirby is A re'tirttd U&&F lieutenant voltinel and is now teachin)! at Seminole Hijrh ii 9 ii I I - S S School, I - TT.T:: 0100------------ — "I?; ' S ____ .5 .— first LONDON (UN) — Polk acting on underworld tips rak ed séve,js I Lilj hqjes dawn today atiu .sadcl so'Nior would be charged soon in cot nection with the murder C three unarmed British polici men. Authorities were holding a unidentified man taken custody shortly after the thre police were shot Friday on quiet London street. The man reportedly was ti owner of the station wags used by the killers to escuip He told police he had sold ti vehicle only three hours befw the shooting occurred. mt Would you like to do something to help orphaned children in Viet Nam? Take three bars of soap or a generous sized bag of candy and go have fun skating at Melodee Rink, Tuesday. There'll be entertainment and the Driftwood Circle of the Gar. den Club is hoping to get lots of candy and soap to send to Viet Nam children, via the U. S. Marine Corps, who have requested It. Skating is from 9 to Veterans of Foreign Wa: 11 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Auxiliary 10050 of Casselberi and from 2 to 4 p.m. St, crate Is holding donations for each session. the 200 Concoi 5* Drive from 9 5 p,nl Four Seminole County post- Monday through Saturday masters were among over 300 this week, Florida postmasters who at- There Is a large variety tended a training seminar in used household goods, furnitui Gainesville at the University of and clothing for sale. Florida. Those attending from here were Margaret Ashley of Fern Park; William Bryant of 1 Longwood, Cede Heard of Sanford and John Norden of Lake Mary. rummage home at to "It has passed its attaining orbit around ti moon," said retired Navy Car. Lee R. Scherer, progra: director for NAA. Sunday. "I xh tjJ,I5 to.ts.''Wt'iijiitrc We're confident it wilt." The photo mission includi taking 350 pictures of a 3,00 mile-long strip of terrain adot tile lunar equator, where nit potential landing spats t4 American astronauts have bet selected. sale gou Pee Wee Golfers Tee Off Today ORLANDO (All) — TI touriunnet world's golfers swing Into action todi as the Pee Wee golf champlo: ship gets underway at. Orbs do's Rio Pinar golf course. The tournament is for got ors three to 12 years of smg The Pee-Woes in the thre to five age group compete on three hole pitch and Last year's tournament tire 188 entrants from 22 state and one from England. youngest putt coura William Stemper Jr. WI elected master councilor (pre l(i4'tlt) of the 11 ,100-nieimlx Florida l)cMolny Association a convention at Hollywood. More than 1,000 membe w itnestad the impressive insth Stumpa Intion followini and conclusion of the convention. Stempt'r, the son of Mr. ar Mrs. William If. Stumper, Sanford, Wfl8 named the "moi outstanding DeMolay" In IN by the Grant) Lodge of Fn and Accepted Masons of Fit rida and in 1065 was select for the "Chevalier Degree," tt highest honor bestowed on DeMolay for outstanding war within the chapter. Stemper attends Stetson Ut iversit' In IjeLand, where Ii is on the Men's Judiciary Cow cit anti pnrliamentat-ian to ti student government. He is past waster couneilc of Seminole chapter, Order DeMoiny, the immediate pan illustrious knight &'onumander Central Fioridit Priory, and hr held state offices for the flat two years. Others attending the convei tion from the Sanford area it eluded Wootirow W. Cash at Ed luau d L. Webe r, asdv i sor and Dwight lioves, Ted litost' Gary Butts, Mark Parke Scott Kirk and Ernest lieu buehi. ci' rentoniea other for officers ROW YOUR BOAT NE%V YORK (U111) — Con: Guard search and rescue hleOl quarters here' reported todit that two British purziti-oopei rowing from the United State to Englauiel have bt't'ii siglite in the A tlauttk well on thei %'uty to their goal, s Service facilities? Plenty. Liberally sprinkled with rood jnsnnere. Come in and leisurely, inspect Opel Kadett. No arm-lw istin or hard sell. Opel Kadett stands on its own four wheels. So why don't u yo enjoy a demonst.rauwi drive in I3uick's :we Opel Kadett. Theree one thing for sure. You'll look good doing it.. in Herald Index P1 Area deaths .................. 2 Bridge .....................(IA CJus&Iled ad ............. 7A (' Comics .. ........ . 4A-5A6A .. 4A5A Crossword iiULLlcs Dear Abby ...............(IA Editorial page .............4 Entertainment . - . .......... SA (IA Horoscope ........ Society .................. 2A.3A Sports ...................... 6-7 TV .........................L4 , HB4PHLL PONTIAC=BUICK INC. 1501 W Pill? ST. street cornet. reckless driving by office Tom Deppen and Larry Payto Fugen said further investig tion will continue when Hi, gin's condition has improved Sanford Laying Water Lines To Sunland Estates L'I'VY M(.tI. W. E. KNOWI4EH %VR$ 01) IIiIIiII thus Illol-11111K whim work wwai cunirnttnced Laying pipe Nil extension of city water hut's to Sunlund EstaWs. (lltarultl I'hutu) the ment a "memorandum of un i S most costly I Herald Tribune Due Today . fate I , - , . 'Vhaling Ended In Florida Keys ' By DOVFIE AUSTIN Work is underway on exte. slon of city water hues to tI S'unland Estates residential en with city crews running 12-inch water line (lawn the en side of Hwy 17-92 from ti terminal at Outot lioud to hook up with the are water lines serving more tha 400 homes, City Manager W. E. Knowis estimated it will be about fot weeks before service will hi gin. Actual construction an laying of the line will tal two to three weeks, after whic sterilization procedures wi take place in order to clear at the lines anti prepare It to consumption, he Two hues will run into tit stihidivistuji from the main tin on the highway, giving it twit' asy feud into the rusideuitiu tollflectlolls. Old wells and we tot' plant in Sunland will b cut off mild only city wale used. Knowles eslitnateti costs c laying of tile line will be shun $45,000, The city staid J. Broil Icy O.Tha,,., Sutitatid L'state tie vuhopet', $120,00o for ttttt wate system, making a total of $1jib, 1)1)0 to auisiily city water to ih zaca lniiylaki, In Addition to 11w extuusiu. o( wales' services to Sunlam a present t lie city is hiresulit ly cuniltici ......... : James said, Do you sports fans like puns?, "hot dogs," No, not buns, but puns. Dave Giusti (Justle) In his one-bit shutout of the San Francisco Giants Saturday was Glustabout perfect, wasn't he? Whew! Awrfulf!l as at ment tug it survey for utets1uti e water cud flower setvit'es I the sits of Senituwle Junlo College, which lies *outhuast v the city agricultural off Ic (uuIIihi, (the old county Iiuiii site), , ' . Page 1 Message To GI's Wife ' Las. -' - , O1.YMPIA, Wash. When Mrs. Kenneth A. Baker picketl up her copy of the [laity Olympian, she found this titussage for her on the front sagu: "For my dearest wife, Marie. On our 19th wedding anniversary, I t'ud till toy love will duvotiun to you during thifl year of k'iielluc'ss. 'L'liis tour tu 'let Naut will cud in six months and we shalt imuver be patted again. "1 love you, Ken." Sgt. Baker, unable to find ally annivui'slu'y vusrdn at I'Luiku Air base, sent the niusaugu to the Olympian fur the per bumi ls culunus of the classified ails Vedutusdsy. The editors thought it rated l'agu I. - - --,r.'' U ;:- Council Meets S Auttiuxustiuli of & piece of property north of Suiuijiwhe' 111114a, and discus*i0li of sun . lug on l.aku Howell Road are the sushi hems of business on the agenda the of the Cussulhesi'sy Council scheduled fur $ p.m. today at the Women's Club. fur :. 0. 7 5 , - . -. ''- '- the p.sf.s b.ehids 'iiti. 14111! J1t tgl1 it — — thee whe's tli.si'i fq 7 '%IiflMteJ IRQCSI ~41. ' .srm j.nt4'1, a 41 "*it" tga,h the 4h44l$1 j, ,,ub ' - r.tqr.k 4aviii,hose oa top ,an,J the •Irii. hiit off. ' tousling I .4:1 . Mo. thni $* ('hty -.-------'.. - I i1q 3' c- NIGHTS! IlL 9 P M. ' SANFORD, FLORIDA .4 I 11 - seconds. Sal urdity afternoon at the of Second Street and Frenc Avenue. Francis J. higgins, IWAH .Suiutforrl NAS, tacked from a niky behind the residence s 117 S. French, police said, an rammed into a line truck an trailer of the Florida Powt ii tad Li ght ('0,11 pony, wh11 work men were repairing it po the Higgins, police stated, hs been attending it party at 11 South French Avenue, dunn which time he was alleged] stabbed by Wits Terri Pade ford, Sanford, Miss Padelfot told Dot, Sgt, Charles Fage that an argument started ar that she does not know ho Higgins received the kni: wounds, Miss I'adelford and Mi1 Rose Marie Gutrett, Sanfors Robert F. Simas and David Smith were arrested. They a. free under bond pending fu thor investigation. Higgins was taken to Sn ford NAS and later transferni to Orlando Air Force Base ho pital suffering serious kni wounds in his back. Higgins was charged wji / ''T -. Homes Raided In Cop Killings Wm. STEMPER Jr. Hot Potato come - II 11 p '!j Can you blame him? 4' ranging from Drops Party lowimig a stnhhing occurred Congress I An atitoinobile accident to •5 FLORIDA SHOWCASE -, At a p.m,, of Sailor'Serious' Alter Knifing Local If and when Seminole MemorIi! Hospital gets on Medicare, leading pharmaceutical firm has announced It plans to relm. bune hospitals for 25 per cent of the cost of company drugs used by Medicare patients. The plan is designed to ease the fl. nanciai burden of Medicare to the public, firm officials said. may just trap tration a.m. & to orbit. post became foreign Group Formed For Discussion gravity a 8111,14:, year minutes. a.m., of a The 'Orbiter ' s' Cameras Ready lo Shoot Moon - Rummage Sale I •' named TALLAHASSEE (AP) — 'I shortage of teachers may fee Florida public schools with th start of the fall term only tw weeks away, the State Depart nient of Education reported to day. More than 58,200 teachers2,i00 more than l ast year--sr needed by the schools. But th .?ducat ion department Inst count In .luly 1,380 vncnr eks had not been filled. Many of the teachers wh have been hired start a wee of preparation for the start c By ROBERT COOKE school this week with pre-scitoc PASADENA, Calif. (AP) conferences and workshops. short snort front a little rock On the average, teachers wi has pushed America's I .uni be better paid this year thn last. The average salary for a orbiter Into an orbit around Il instructional personnel Inst yes Moon — a Perfect spot, scic was $6,600. however, at lens tists say, from which to till 86 counties have awarded raise close- up portraits of the poe of from $50 to $700 dollars. Some 70 per cent of thi marked lunar surface. The 850- pound spacecral teachers work in counties whie have adopted a minhnum sainT carrying cameras and otha of $5,000 or more for stau'tin extwritnents, attained lunar o teadiors. bit at 11:34 n.m. Sunday whe the 100-pound-thrust rocket fire NO PROBLEM for 10 IN SEMINOLE Scientists at the Jet l'ropi Seminole County is"shot ston Laboratory said the bin about 25 teachers now," sal slowed the shiny craft by 1,5 Supt,. R. T. Milwee this mon miles an hour, allowing luni the Orbiter at ing, "but it presents no prol swing It Into lent because we anticipate ha Spokesmen for the Nation big a full complement whe Aeronautics and Space Admini school opens on Aug. 20." said Orbiter swings in i 119 miles I orbit 1,160 miles above the moon. C cry 3 hours, 37 mutes and DeMo a s Elect Ste go er from 11 -' ' saying." - I Shortaae ni Teachers n ae Cied _ wasn't WA$I1t4(i'r(4 (Al', .'tt ('ti"' 1 r, ,ddit '',r 'o 'ho T 111 1-tife, Hotice allrArtmont he A et th'mertt. ngrrt',nont in ttii" :4 dity I reportedly containing cnncid .Itply :;i IllrlirIe!q strike "as anin(nirued a'rahlv hgh.r sites arid here Reynolds said "it, is .in igres'todi,y, siit,frtt to a vote of ap fits thuri the rejt'c'ted White , mont eiwhed 1w the parties It pmvai by J'i,iflO strikers against house paekiite al'o c'c,nte,tnerl .i '.vas not in Any . may forreri aparn five major airlines. I t-r,' of livn "ige ecril;,tr'r them Assistant. Secretary of l.abor cli,ice, He ;.tid the ,sgroement a"sw,lnme's .1. lta'ynioltic cold in an The *'i(5 f'(,tt.ltOr had ht'Ofl ororl .sII :he major lSMflPS ,4ft04't. nouneltig the tentative contract of the union's most mg strikers on the five airlines agreement (tint a vote by the j demands (torn the heginning M i,n;teii, astorfl. Nations!. striking members of the API, the long dispute and its 'lhsCfleo Northwest. mod Trans World CU) fntrrnntinnml Aws'iation o f in the earlier agreement , x?Aq plus all frv"al issues on the mdiMachinists would be held "pass reason given by st rlk'rs in VidIIat lines. sihly and hopefully tornnrrriw," many areas (or tjrning dnwn The igra'enl.'nt ilso ;tro'irfed tJnir,n l'resldent P. L. (Roy) or ' ' orderly return a' 'york proSk'nnilIlr said meetings of the 'A 'A 'A strikers around the country This apptsrintly referred to as pats would be called as :'o-rrpricesl s(uai'antees hy the sihk, to e x plain the terms of the st;'hlnrs agreement and take a vote. The trik.' so far has cost the Terms of the contract agree nd milan 'stimated mont were kept secret pending The 35,losses. revenue lion in the vote but informed estimates .10.004 100 ;t.riker ,snd ,,nnther placed the total three-year cost vito vera' laid off 4 'mployi's at some $90 million, or about R upwards of so million 8VC Inst per cent per year. Top met:han '-,4lO5 , In Ics now make $32 per hour. Asked whether he viewed the plus fringe benefits that bring a agreement 45 noninflationary total to around $4 per hour. .tppar W.\SFIIN(,T(aN Ai" Reynolds declined to comment Asked how he felt about the the ent '.ettlemrnt of airlines ''in any way ,it ill.'' settlement, reached after 20 sink.' .ivo 1fsitise rna'nihers The agreement shattered the straight hours of f.abor Depart political chance today to drop te House wage guideline .1 w ' talks, Siemiller said: "i'ml hot rsitatn—a measure to halt figure of 1.2 per cent which the tired. Let's go home," : the 39-day walkout Johnson administration had emReynolds called the agree 'l'h strike me,tsIure already ()hasI'/.ett in the past 15 .5 .WC8ha passed the Senate and on .tg,stnst inflation. derstanding" and emphasized it }lou;e leaders had hoped 10 officials have Government was not final until approved by have it ready for floor action cited the high productivity of the strikers who voted down a TueMday or Weeine'st.ay work er:; a nd high profits in the previous agreement negotiated Rut negotiators r e a e h e ii airline industry to indicate nn In the White house, 4hnhlId 1w necesIf approved by the striking ireOhTteflt in the dispute early hike :n fsre today and it 'cas taken (or mechanics, It would bring to an ir.inted the U.siiso Rules Corn- ' If ;ir'tva'd by the -itrikers, end the longest, biggest and mittee would take its time n 'lie agreement also will relieve strike, the bill pending the atitennie of i Congress and the Johnson id. While Slemilier declined to a vote by the striking macbin- I ministration of the distasteful predict the outcome of the vote. ist on the proposed contr.ict. nOrP!MMity of acting to order the The House has an assortment ;trikers hack to work. of odds and ends on today's A bill to halt the itrike by law (1Cket, ranging from financing has hesm cleared by the Senate the Federal National Mortgage 1 and is due to go to the House to boosting fees for Rules Committee today. But members (if Congress had made : migratory bird hunting. The linuse also plans to act 1. clear they did not want to act NEW YORK (UPO — The during the week on a mass i on such s measure. especially in fate of the New York Herald I transportation b I hi separate I this election year. Tribune, one of the nation's automobile and highway safety Siemiller said that before oldest and utiost respected flCWS measures already passed by the working out derails for meetings papers, will be announced to- Sena .e and a scnate-passed cu- tu explain the terms of the day. ral community development 'treement to the strikers, it Matt Mayer, president of the bill '.vnetkf be neeessary for the tinmerged World Journal Tribune. lhI, week's Senate program I ton tiegutiators "to stop tar as said he would tell the public j calls for floor ;* et ott on 1: hour or two tntt get i rest." later today whether the paper hfousepassid $.4.6 billion de- , ___________— will fold or continue to publish. I fense appropriation, .i bill to The 131year-old newspaper has start a masive program at been scheduled for publication housing and renewal project.s in as the morning offering of the elected citiesand a Houseconsolidated publishing firm. passed measure to increas e There were indications Mayor i minimum wages and broaden ,i .rHON ,.P—'r?ie great John V. Lindsay would attempt, coverage. iiortt1a Keys whaling expedition to intervene in any decision to I The Senate opened debate to- ippeti-ed to he over today, and scrap the paper which had na day on the third in a series ot tirei conservation igents certionwide circulation since 1835: housing bills it is considering, taml" hoped so. Gordon Bennett, under a pr iposat to extend the mass I rhe agents spent two days Horace Greeley, Vhite1aw Reid, transit subsidy program far two ' towing trandttiI Jillut, wuasle, off Uakn Reid, and John Hay 'ear with s-tu mill:ou of new iand b,it"s anal herding them Whitney. uu'uiigh hnnels hack to their funds. But th e newspaper eor1d was Li.-,t WCC's legi.,hatte high- ,eeua haute, pessimistic about the future of light was House passage of the Saturday u:id Sunday, an esti. the Trib, which has been pre civil rights bill with a contra- mated 60 of the .seven to 17-foot vented from publishing since I versiat open housing provision whales (etched up aground on April 25 by a newspaper strike after more than two weeks 4)1 the Florida Uv Gulf of Maxwhich will tie the city's longest I debate. Senate leaders have an- eu' 'side a Grassy Key, north ucunced plans to take it up of Marathon. Meyer said the final dec isio n I Sept. 6. it probably faces a LiiiA 'iozen or :nore of the tin. is Deing made at a meeting of I bus'er. amnt'i visitors died before they _______ — the three owners — Whitney. cuuiai be aided. :tgeIit3 tied WIlliam Randolph Hearst Jr. ropes to th e other,' tails, tug. BULLETIN and Jack H. Howard—today. He ted tlieuii to decti water and JERL'SALEM, israel 1LPtl denied reports that a decision; —Israeli aircraft today huL ia.ed Ule iii under :s bridge auto already had been reached nut, dowu two of lout 'yriaui lilt. the .tIantic 4)Ciu3. to resume publication. Bathes at those vuiidi died Jet rs that attacked hr teit boats on Lake 'tiger' '.eere towed into the Gulf ':: .:.. _---_- -- 1 , 1 . - -- --.--------- -.- - I . -' -. — S . . I ' .......S,..,. , - - -- -- - ' - 'S.- ''.. — ..-,...-'.'.k*'%4"' -.,.-ttr-r" t ' ___ p.* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/f2e0d4d24dabb731ae17b52f14efe75b.pdf d680c27b886cbd5fb52332da5e29a744 PDF Text Text - -,•_-,- - .-'..i4 z - -- I nvei* - I New 1 67 Mo e d s T)Er1lorr (Al') - Chevrolet whoelhns the same as the lure Thia?t! than 400 aeOOSSoril?S ors recessed to mlnlmi?e the 'Ralph !sadcr anti others, - t.• .....i ?u.,.w. ihi.si aif iif )i,,I,si', liiiii YVflani.,il p4ii,tt.,.,rli. ii. icSS'tSfli a VLp1 .tS.S.tfllPflflI..0 Scsi 'P,!r,j,,.., ffii t,u.a&,. Sit ttIS•94 IJUL MIIU O'UUiTh. ifleM &uJIv ii"." .orvau and we today took the wraps On 1 1 tired IH a crash. fnde'i tilt! Cflt and won several aew Camaro which will chal it will have a hit more 'width, front dac brakes to an eight The da'.Iong press showing civil l'w suits resulting from Mustang in the ever-nfl length and curb weight track stereo tape player. 3enge ifleltidOd Ti flOWS conference Corvair accidents. A bony)' emphasis an *BfOt3' than FuTd' cfltry. A COU and sporty car field in 1967. with E. M. (Pete) Estes, Gen. Necvmcn were curious who. Gen'ral Motors' biggest divis- ri convertible will be offered In was s. evidence all through the Chevrolet lines, with a standard oral ?.!i,tnrs vice president and ther the cutting of the Corvair lIm aaowed Its diversified 1967 the Camaro line. very fltf! equtflmUlt safety package In. general manager M the CherThe Camaro lines line it a press preview at the rokt division., and it appeared 1ITW fl five eRT'S WZ1S S tipoff chiding: similar to those of The Mustang, eorparntthn's Milford (111th.) the ltiw might he dropped In —Energy absorbing steering certLn the future of the featured by the trend to the pro1ng gxmznc1. 1965. Ths, host guesses were would b brought . wheel and column, The ycvlsI Che'v lineup has long hood and short Much of the recent publicity —Dual brake system. cut the muc.i publicized Corvair general, Chevrolet's now offer' on flute safety centered on the The Chinese were the first line to five models for 1967, Ings Tended toward The "big —Sent belts front and rear. -Pourway warning flashers. 19643 Corvair whose handling to produce objects made of cast two -i than in the 1906 run. car hftik" -..t energy absorbing fustru- ehara ristiec had been thai. Iron. according to the En)uvrolot's 45 models, the The 1wTsOflal4t2ed Camaro mont panel with knobs and los'- Iengd by suite Industry critic cyciopnodin Rrithnnic,a, ever offered, leabuilt an a lflS.Iflch most it ha deck. In - will 1,e that (eneral Motors would stand lv the - - - ft with the expeethtlnn the car might make a sales comobnek with 1967 model. -- R 1 S.. WHN.n C. Corky 54353rd St. Sou?k St. P.t.ribarç, Plo. $1,000 ! W - to **** Fps .ud P Laws Sprh ti to witness the ritual ceroninnv for John tnhn RnnThhy, M. (). Roberta, Rnd Jim MeLaughlin who WOT'(? elevated to the Sonnd i)ogroe of LegionflRIVO. th 90 Mt. L A. Si.d.iuburq 5301 6th Ave. Soutl% Noples, Na. $100 t CiO Ily IIARRV VEMSflE1. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 SANPODI R.A. 317.3 ELM AVE Tel 322.0852 Okay, I'm mad! There are some bright ynunr people try- ing o ret a plant started for phy;e l ly lTldla pr'1 Po1'fl and t!'u'v v:ant the county's help - P'.qnt located off SR 419 So far they have been getting the run around-flow come? I -- S S 5 e Thomas C. Boland lOOSbcekSt. Jan PIth Village, no. $100 Ev.ret hack 12315.E..44tkSt. Cope Coral, Plo. $100 $.t?y G. H.sey 1701P..tl&Cit. Los Gelilo, No. $100 Aslitoe W. Elteli 476$41kAi* North St. PeIe,*urg, No. sYbo J. W. Fiely Rt.1, Net 42S Sobring, Fl.. $100 LFraler P. 0. Lot 12 Grmeland, Fl.. $1,000 Mrs.W.J.Mercier 203 Skylark Mobile Park Clearwater, El.. $100 Herbert W. Lowe 9421 Ridgewood Circle Seminole, Pa. SlOb EmmsD.Thone 151 I.E. Rodgers Ave. Port Charlotte. Pie. $100 -' We ent mct of the morning looking through the files at City Ball nti came up with some in terestinc ficures Take a !ook at thisAl Wilson 's taxes went up some 27 Vine Roberts soared up Joe lakcis jimpc'd S2772 (Earl Iliggrnbotham-he owns plenty of prnport -but no home so he coesn't pay any taxes for a house.) Oh yes, Pete Knowles got hit with tax hike of $22.50 - . and the most interesting of all Tax rsscsqor Howard Whelehel got L'ie higest tax bite of them all-$45 54. S SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN GOVT. INSPECTED SHIPPED dig= Pick up your "Let's Go To The Races" card now at PUBLIX. No purchase necessary. Match The winning numbers on your card with The winning numbers posted at PUBLIX each Monday. For extra fun, check your cards at home while you watch the color TV show. New cards and new races fun. Got your card todey 1J6, whew the ping lsapleasurel Cali how To Wild wilsk 8t We SAVE 40c FOLGER'S FRYER QUARTER SALE Breast (with ribs) or Leg 39 uarters.. lb. - 'ath's Honey Glazed specials o Cinnamon Rolls .....e __ ca 59C Canned Hams Beef Franks Smorgasbord 55 49 Link Sausage o 29c foods : limb o !'°r Lemonade .... .. . . • • . ccitt the 25c SAVE 16c1 Mn. Paul** floss Ill r. City should hire Its new pub lie works director by tomorrow S S Also n new water distribUtiOr superiutenderit - The present one quit. 1 Or was he pushed? $ • S A D.Boicr's legal move or the county can't be duplicatec on a county level . • . have t start action within 10 days aftel the Board of EqualizatiOr meets. of limit 1 plea.. with other $3.00 or more '11 * * S EFFECTIVE t o;; can do it in th Oh, . That is if you can at city . ford an attorney and all that. * S S Nobody asked me but OD( way to aid our state and coun ty ecoiomy is a state lottery Yes, I know . . . Yeah. Yeah, eo know ut listen if somm anthlc he's going t wants to find a place to go . - . Just Se( what New Hampshire did tc its tax structure. S • Is the school board ready t ask Lr a referendum on ai appointed school superinten dent? S S County will start intervieWifl candidates for that Lake Mon roe Park caretaker's job Did you know there will be fees for camp sites and trailers? Will .e bout 30-40 picnic tables there. MON., TUES., WED. SEPT. 121314 Onion Rings .........4 .5. O Hermes's Orang. land Breakfast 69 o Waffles ............. 2, * * * 10 oz. Jar 2€5.49c . pkq. Swift's Premium Sliced Pak Paot • Swift's Premium Pin. ottA Swirls...... . . . . . ...... Fun"iy thing, although therc were .36 complaints last night al the City Commission meeting . . . il was orderly and no out compthined about the city ser, vices. l,udgot or exrenditiircS. $499 phujfh' S * S Instant Coffee c upj 65 b. rAk While we are on the city one nmmissior,er pushed the panic iuttnn and called an ex, ecutiv" session when he got t many tax complaints . . However, others on the board told him the tax hike was a must - • EVISCERATED, FRESH NOT FROZEN HERE'S ALL YOU DO : 1966 : $1. - .. Of - I ty, SAVE 20c (10c off label) SAVE 1 Dc OSAGE Freestone Peaches jmld APPIJ liar *dui as DA Aurr Detergent O .Attrn - 490z. Pkg. Na. 21/i Can 9Publi - $ * * Medics] tociety said the othei day there are no charges by i doctor for admitting a patient to the hospital. Okay, but somi guy came in this morning t show u a bill from a local M chargng a youngster $30 for ad nittance. -•• - Fru'i't Drink . F ruoit C ackt alel Potatoes P'nut Buffer White Tuna. • . -d un. produce lasse• t:25 SAVE Sc! Del Most. lOG T can WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! —— Lady Tabor Irish Thompson Sondhu White Grapes . . . Sumford Fins Hwy. 1742 =W Ousra Dr., SadOrd HQ HON.. TUES., WW.. SAT., Sz3D.7 INUIL, FR4 S*3s4 10 °3 Ca. - SAVE 41 Swift's Os Sassik or Crumb 1oz 39 6½ my CL It 4 EXTRA UPTON'S INSTANT TEA - - 9.39 (I*pi,.i Wed. Is$. 14, 1966) flaaapppppp..pS..pppppp Spflpppp. I FORMULA 409 CLEANER Z2.c. U7 ft" (Lapits. Wit $p,. 14. 1966) IF Griffis Applicator Shoe Polish 2.. '8 £7 .t. (Ezpi,.s Wit. Sept. 14, 1966) I EXTRA Maws I* Ista ISfa MI SS saw"IN e j URSi.9, HON..$AT. 39€ nStamps !i4WG1i11Stam 1 me I II I 7 SLIC90 COOKED 5.c. pk5. (Lips,.s Wit. SW. 14, 1966) uui sri Asoestad Flavor. T.a.w Piasi rag. pric. (Lapi,.s Wit. Sept. 14, 1964) L . a ir14 4 -;,4 --.- ---. - Fund drive kicks off Oct. 1 Gotta good man running itDick Keogh of Florida StaU Bank - - He'll be having bli hands full . . Goal up over $51 000 fr'in last year . . so givi him rome help . . . The drjv will ia1 one month . . . Series of kic-ofI meetings set Sept 30 arcund the coufity . . Oh yes, !'J_S 11LIE already startec its drive. • S if 'ye proposed new schoo plant for Lyinan high Schoo doesn't get wider way soon th old laciiities may popAttii seems. Present enrollment at the sch'ol is 1,0J7 as compare( to 800 at the end of the last choI year. it might be noted that th state survey comfluTittee esti mat1Ai the st'hjoi' waxiinu:r capacity at 5& Many inure stu dent are ewl!ing 'p Irons Jun iur 'iikj each year than art radu'ed to add to the POPU latlon eZplQblOfl. . P SAVE Gel Bumble los Solid Peck lb.o * Seminole County r * on the St. Johns RIver 400 "The Nile of America" auftirb ifirrath ' Zip Code 8771 Phone 822-2611 or 425.5989 1'1an for the long a'aied ne'v cnurthon'o and jail addition c'rnple which wore htin in 0,5q can be expc!cte(1 in ix to eight mnh with the employ-. ment of John A. Boirton [V and J-ime.,4 Gamblp Reqrtr L A by the county rnmiion today Ai ariate r'hitct f(i q1pqitn the facility John miu,tn chairman, matte the annnuincemv'nt. this morning fM- WEATHER: Monday 91-72, rain .or, Inch ; chitidy, shuwera thin Weilnoday. AP Lensed Wire — Established 1909 TITEM)AY. SliF1'. 18, 1960 N!01,. 59 NO. 17 'Wait Until gi\NI'0111), FLORIDA l'rice 5 C -r Year'---Crapps Next - MPI City WAx barred. Indleationq are that the new Soverul I 8X-hur(IPHIMI city I'eSidPfltM, d iMnulyed by rnurthnn. eompIe would iflt'1C854('d 8545e55fl10flt8 and enctfliriigt'd by the victory of • - -. cost In the neihherho,I of 8 County tnxinyer, Moiidny told city ('Oflhtfl ism4ioners they 11,500,000. would be ghni to sell their prolwrtivs at leuM than the :ussesmue(i valuittion. A pprripriate motions were Cotnniissioners sitting as it hnutu'd of i'quniizntiori JOHN BURTON made and unsinimniml.v adopted l'OflltI complaints fi'cum 35 protesting taxpayers, and e'teI authorizing Ale ounder to In the midst. of it. all it put on the murk from one, who ity.Nrn'th and fie'kni itronts I ('iite acceptable cOntracts with near saul he felt his taxes were fuji' stud would pay "whatever Un'pU intl \V',at.n the architects and desinatin Road he paved. _______________________________ Alexander the contact pernn you 8Yofthe protesters apparMost James (hidon, president of hotwe' the c)mmi-4sion and JIMMY CJtAPPS cent," flint ently were retired persons, ownasked, "Is that - Rosenwald Elementary leliml the arehltect. The hoard named Kirk GunParent Ten'her Association apers of rental prope r ties and tin- fair?" which the valuation was raised n o Gunhy and Ponied to the bcard o tmnsider W.11i.im flush, who owns large from 3120 U1 ItCh." used :cts. Many said they "slumthe fin by ofsection properly Iii city the (Astate law gives tii Sons of 1)eLand as fiscal aent4 paving North :mnd or Jackson Ily could not afford" to pay theamounts aouthwert of the et to the school pMntin ssitI.qrk'Il taxpayers the right to I for the project. increased taxes, r reported the roniout that no paved access is said ttnut "properly Values will offer teir property for sale at A l e xan de Several declared they "are be 111 pr cooperate with the prescnry prn'ideii to the school. by the closing of less tuan the ?ssessr'd valua• mission will wilIin' to pay my fair tiIU!s, the S ujifrird Naval Air Station" Lion. If the property cannot be archi cts in studying the needs fie iI.o reIjtueMted that stop te he erected .ia well as but these Increases are too anti called the tax Increase soul at that price, the tax as- for the new courthouse by viaipeed signs to furnish much coming on top of Increas- "prohi,jtivc, unfair, tilserimin- sossor must by law, reduce the iting other facilities in the ZOflfl ed county taxes." some protection for the tuatory, depressing, discourag- vaivauiomi Property owner A. D. state and by 1isciussin dent. .mainst "ipecil demons." lug" nn(l urged that if assess- Rosier tested the law in the layout etc. with fee offices and I Other City Commission Stories ments are Increased then ',tilee cony The board instructed J. C. is M enday and won his other officials. On Page 2 miilmgc mnt be rolled back." case Ind a rcdsction In his other business, requests f.avnder, road superintendent, * Former Commissioner James taxis., were heard from property own - tri investigate the noeti for A p.sta1 employe said lie had Crapps told commissioners the sumS. era that Jewel Drive in Forest . "received a salary Increase of "people ara not prepared to pay '* 2.9 pr cent and an Increase such tn increase this year" and Final decision on the realIli property taxes of 35 per urged that It be postponed until tnment of Sand Lake Road ' next year. lie urged that "if will be made ut Oct. 4. the costs of city government have County Commission decided increased ten , per cent-then in . A! "1osier's legal move to bring about reduction.,; this morning. crease everyone's taxes ten per qsmnents on two properties is not expected cent only, or cisc 'reducethe In tx %Er, and Mr9. Luther Miles millage." to "jiOw bh1" into a rash of similar actions by other of Forest City requested action A representative Of Gregory Seminole County real estate owners, in the opinion o f he taken to pave Jewel Drive, Lumber Company said he would Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker. which they contended was near14 be "glad to sell for $o two Under a new law by the 1965 Legislature, Rosier ly two feet lower than the orismall (45 foot wide) lots o was successful Monday in forcing Mrs. Walker to reduce nal road due to 'washouts" and — the assessment on his proper- three tesidents of Weston Road ties. Rosier ha d Mrs. Walker I .ig;iin itatef the need for that offer for sale at auction his mal to be paveif. u" legar1mng .Jewe Drive anti d of $8,900 and 19,300. There Weston Ro a d, were no bids. Thus, Mrs. Walk. Chairman -John Alexander me. er ,under the new law, must marked that the hoard is con35 Complain About Taxes reduce the assessments to those rauin.m to 'no included Water For Junior College tires. in the pu'Jinu trugram for th. Boost For Lakefront Mrs. Walker said today that next. fiscal year mid these a'is New . City Hail(? ) "this was under due process of will he L'onsi(lereli with qther Crackdown On Trash law and I, as an elected official, county needs." 1111114 JIUSII must comply." However, the tax assessor said she does not expect many other real estate owners to fol. If low Rosier's action. She said i that last year 400 such 'u'tion were taken in Duva! County GAINESVILLE (Al?) - All and only 10 this year. official of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation has attack. A Seminole County man wounded his wife and ed '!iberals and ultra-liberals fatally shot himself after a family argument early this Concress" a n d ta gged the morning, the Sheriff's office reported. proposed minimum wage for ACRA. Ghana (AP) Sixty Study of plans for a new city Sheriff J. L. Hobby said Leon J. Bryan, 45, an em- seven U.S. Peace Corps volun. farin workers er.remnely inflationary." hail in the future and work ploye of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, shot his teers arrived in Accra today to space needs In the present wife Jean, 40, in time back with a .45 caliber revolver 1111 some of the vacancies created by the exodus of 100 Soviet building were tabled of Indefinite. and then shot himself in time chest. iy, Monday, on motion Cornsecondary . school teachers after The Key Club niecting with missioner M. L. Raborn to Bryan died Instantly and his the overthrow of President the Kiwanis scheduled tonight "canc',l further study at this wife was hospitalized at SewKwame Nkruntah in February. has been cancelled. time." bole M e In or I a 1 Hospital. CL -E VELAND V -. •• ••• (AP) ud MoIon was seconded by Com Authorities said she was listed Roy F. McMahon of Cuyahoga missioner Joe Halter and op. In "fair" condition at press Common Pleas Court today posed by Corn imissioner W. Vin- time, scheduled Samuel H. Sheppard's I cent Roberts. The shooting occurred at the second murder trial for Oct. 18. Pro!osaia for professional lie did not designate a trial Bryan home, located at Mou• serv(c'is on layout and land judge. roe Corners and West 40. use for th e zoological park area S • was tabled until the next regu(See Picture wi page ) lar meeting, l)ecuUso of length 5 0 NEW YORK (AP)-The stock of tax equalization hearing. Sheriff Hobby suid that the market continued its strong adScheduled presentation by Kenneth Mcintosh on purchase two ha') Wen fighting since YC5 vance in active trading early to. and be autif i cation of "triangle terday afternoon. Mrs. Bryan dIY properly" at the intersection of spent the evening at her daughFrench Avenue and Scm hioie ter's in'mne next door. She came Boulevard was postponed be _ hack to thu house early this inorning. and Bryan promptly ('isa"elberry Okays Zoning Law cause of lengthy agenda. bei in time back. hubby shot -Pig. 7 Also postponed was action oil "screamA New Name For "North Or• an il legal clgn erected by lAuIs said Mrs Bryan went house" after her laud-Pg. 2 Rotas nsido time city. hums lund ing out of the at her "I'at Probe Death Of NAS Sailorshouted husband applied for a sign i)erflhit and going to kill myself." She heard Pg 2 was denied, lie is alleged to have eteeted the sign despite a shot and found Bryan dead in Lyman Greyhounds Prep For SOLID MAPLE opener-ee Sports the huironmn, letter was setit the denial ugmil u )trI,ii', ------------------------------- a with a pinot from ibo city building official, Ii J. J. itisner, warning that the plastic top . • Comics..................................8.9 sign must be removed or "forby SASSkTT C U zual charges will be filed." D ear Abby ................................ Commissioner Iur1 1ilggln Edit 4 that action be hiotham asked Entertainment ........................8-9 wit.luii&d twill the completion hiortiacopi ..................................8 and p'sssugu of the fleW city JRNITURE 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. Society ........................................5 sigui dliva nt-u (Which bus been C Sjua,m ts ........... (I repeatedly postponed I r o mu M SANFORD, FLORIDA V . .......................... it meeting to omeelimig for the pest I'ciiii l)Ll&5 several mouths.) 14 I , ' World News In Brief CAPE KENNEDY (Al') - Astronaut Richard I", t oiilout short a space walk today and hurried hack to the snfvty of the Gemini ii cabin when "he got so hot and sweaty he couldn't see." Gordon, husky, 86-year-old Navy lieutenant. commander, icmauled outside only 85 minutes of the planned 115-minute excursion. It was the third mraight time that an American astronaut cut short a space stroll because of troubles. Command pilot Charles Conrad Jr. flashed the word to it tracking station in the Indian Ocean that Gordon was back inside the spacec-saft. and that the cabin was repressurized. "Listen," he said. "I just brought. Dick back in. lie just got n hot and sweaty he couldn't see." - Jr. cut **** Justice Minister mlCAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) thazar \'orster was chosen today to become South Africa's seventh prime minister, succeeding Ilendrik Verwoerd, who was assassinated a week ago. Vorster was elected unanimously as national leader of the ruling Nationalist party at a full meeting of the party caucus in Cape Town's Parliament building, only it short distance away from the chamber in which Verwoerd was stabbed to death. - **** BOGALUSA, La. (AP) - Negroes voted to defy a city ordinance and stage a protest march tonIght. The vote was taken Monday night at a meeting held by the Bogalusa Civic and Voters League to hear Negro pupils of the Bogalusa Junior High School complain of harassment by white pupils. **** The chief medical examiner of New SARASOTA (AP) York City says he believes an overdose of a drug, not a heart attack, killed Dr. Carl Coppohino's wife. Dr. Milton Helpern testified at a preliminary hearing on a murder charge against Coppolino. The state has accused the 34-year-old anesthesiologist of slaying Carmela Coppolino, 32, with a drug which was thought to be undetectable after death. - **** Despite civil right; leaders' pleas ATLANTA, Ga. (A?) to end violence, defiant Negro youths hurled rocks and fire bombs Monday night before police sealed off the area. The outbreak was in the same tense, predominantly Negro section where racial rioting erupted Saturday and Sunday nights, resuhting in numerous arrests and extensive property damage. - **** The highway patrol has been GRENADA, Miss. (A?) called to protect Negro children attending newly desegregated schools. Patrolmen stepped Into a virtual law enforcement void after a day in which white men, swinging ax handles and chains, attacked Negro children leaving the schools. The 175 burly officers, in full riot dress, took over Monday night. They dispersed one hostile crowd early today. A white man who argued was slugged unconscious and carted off In an ambulance. - **** WASHINGTON (A?) - President Johnson has vetoed a 90-million increase In government employs insurance benefits, declaring it is inflationary and Inconsistent with his call for restraint in federal spending. Johnson acted Monday night after the house Ways and Means Committee completed Its first day of hearings On a key portion of the President's anti-Inflation package: suspension of the 7 per cent Investment tax credit and the tax-advantageous S S S accelerated depreciation allowance. Hey, don't forget the Unitec SAVE Sc! Del Most. Pm.appIo.Gmpfruit limit 2 pleas. Name Arc hitec ts Fo r New Cou e Burton, Rogers Selected; Plans Set In &8 Months Snnw ll,hur1s t'xCs went up These are just a few of the hundreds of cash winners during the 20th week of "Let's Go To The Races.' Many more winners names. are posted in your favorite Publiz Market! I 141 * $4R.44 ( - **** PIuflbhvq, Heating & Air Cos,tisn1ng members of Ledge iSfil. Lt Order of the Moose, traveled to St. Augustine Sept. 4t!VPfltOOT% Barbara Si,. Jones 237 Carol Reef Dr. Satellite beach, Fl.. $100 ,. , 9M 1110 ,1 r Page 1 - SePL 12, 1966 rtitlh LEE BROTHERS 1 Robeff Englert 301 N.ParAve. Orange City. No. $100 % ...-. • 'Itt*TItIb Constance Ckopmt 44lBSLl2tItPlace Cop. Carol, Flo. $1,000 -• -. Predict 100 000 F0 an S ford By 1990-Page 7 * * * -__________________________________________ 10 7I -,.eIA .1 ttr Moose Advance 70ft 017 Fm V" . C( Camaro he. I **** DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -An estimated 300 Negro youths went ona wild rampage on Des Moines' near Northeast Side late Monday night, breaking windows and destroying property within an eight-block area. The spree of destruction broke out after a high school cerebral palsy benefit football game at Drake Stadium, police said, when a mob of youths started obstructing traffic, puking fists through car windows at occupants and throwing objects at curs. Some 12,000 persons attended the game. **** WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton Jr. faced a jury of his peers - three of them Negro - at hit federal court trial today oil charges of tontempt of Congress. A jury of n i ne whites and three Negroes was empunuled In !..ss than an hour Monday after U. ti. District Judge John J. Stirica denied a defense motion for a three-week PustPOHUflleIit of the trial. **** SAl(€N, South Wet Nail) (Al') - Waves of American hmnbers pounded North Viet Nurn Monday In the biggest aerial ssuuit of the war, the U.S. vmnmund announced today. It was the secud day in a low that U.S. planes mounted iecord raids, and pilotsm claimed inflicting damage m on four surfaceto-surface missile sites and blowing up two Soviet-made missiles. - - - ", 'No Snow Ball - -_ v - - - What The City Di "' Shoots Wife, Turns Gun On Himse Sanford Tables Plans For New Farm Bureau Attacks Liberals U. S. Teachers Replace Soviets Cify Hall - Meeting Of! Trial Set .1 - W Early American I Knee Hole Desk - Market Gains Herald Index - - rossword puule .................•,. orial page - ........................... $7 995 — -- - ;,W .----- 5-- - -_ - - -• -_ �• TH - - . - el""8111 "_ -- LI L lex You Take Tiger Bus; ' n d P hase Enters Take The PRICK TOWNSHIP, N. - A typical Township school child his last class in the afternoon, then grabs a tiger home from school. Construction plans for second In ether action, commission- buses U'U Roll.' AVOCUC It The child takes a bus, but in order for him phase of the lakefront develop- ers t a bled until next Is a residentizi I section and to identify the correct bus to take, pictures of animals 3nent project and authorization the rending of several arcH- ed that buses stay on French have been placed In the windows of the vehicles. for bids were ap- nanc'.s due to the absence of Avenu; to "We don't want any mistakes if we help It," commissioners City Attorney W. C. Hutcaisan; request for S Street School Str,,t. proved by the opening of E. 9D.day extensions on en East Street; school 1onday. Seecnd phase Includes piers, several pieces of condemned Approved au th orization ° " tell the children what number their bus is and a six-mon th ex- funds tO carry over past launching ramp, mooring end but we also them to ride home In the rabbit bus. piles and facilities building. tension of one at 304 Sanford of the fiscal year to complete It vorks." building theludes of- Avenue; FacilI paving projects on dust AveT)cned permission for school flue end Fu lton A venue. flees, #.ungc, laundry roam and _____ public restrooms 11_11. 1 ••• . . .;_ "' •.. .of ________ expected to begin within a few Orlando Eyes ' • . days gnd within weeks the city _________ • I will cØn Installing utility lines _____ for sewer and water facilities. Florida Power .end Light Corn1 '"'.., 1 . South ern Bell Teleand phone will Install Orlando, after years of confusion in separ. telephone lines. ating the Seminole community from of monthly state"Orlando," em section of Orange County's 3fleflt on hydraulic fill contract initial change name. work was withheld pending re'The Village Monday ________________________ pair o "poor fill conditions" Its attorney to Investigate legal area on southaide of th landfill Brick finishes 55 I really :. fl!1ied Granted Monday. light Dux said after Ninth "..".. - ., . ~, .• .. We property docks, the V. bulkheading 71 •. ..• ''. p-. 'i ___ -- :..: •: I N orth . . I: I . - ____________ .~,' _____ 01 _.,. I • . .•, .• k, •d - power I • the . .,.•• North County • • north- steps to • agreed to -:. • its night .•. ask • .. . dry storage facility, • procedures required after which meeting next Monday of council. JANNE JAI-ROE. who came out of Oklabnma to the issue will be placed before owners of the service, and their attorneys, the people. WIll the Miss America City, poses first of happily for newsmen as she come her way during many interviews title that -.... .-.--- .. 1. . Hear ft . Homemakers was presented councilman Navy Officer's Charles Rowell who emphasized incorporation of the village *-• On I j•. ' as "North Orlando" less than a decade ago by Silver Creek __________ Short Course ____ __ I- ________________ ______ _____________ the nual Extension Homemakers _ . ___________________ In . - o It. - :. • . . -. •. . .Y ... •- Lake M a ar a e Homemakers 11I 1:11111M as ~ 130 j , I heS( p club ' - .L DEPUTIES Louis Huddleson and J. Q. Galloway look current ' at the year, body of J. Leon who shot Bryan, him- Mrs. H. L. Johnson, council , r_ the 3 Atlatic the ___ H 4. Ii For this 11, J. . , - I I-I .,I ~. Be 1r, 1whk I I. iy Marilyne Peterson North Iequest to the Village of City, cloudy Orlando from a . .. chairman Food reported ;i sill)slanilal fin PI'flVCflt('flt sitnp$ii1g CvflIel operations for the first sI months of IOflfl. Norman N. Kran7dorr, Vii'(' j)Vt'Sideflt of I1' shopping ('enter - Fair , . - - In a slight automobile acci- for a police chief and are under fare and recreation commisa- council. ioner, reported all bus shelters dent last weekend but were of ndvisement at present. i -• l. . hm1gonwr receives fin' Cassube .li'., assistant manager JACKSON $100 from .. h 77 - 80 I 4 1 check W. 1ingo" that total • V club, to include a maxiof the Coming events, as aununeed mum student enrollment at the by Mias ?dyrtic W ilson, county junior coliee and the rapid home economics agent, are residential a n d commercial County 4-H Achievement Night, growth that will result in that Oct. 'I, jt visit Miss Helen area. holstein in October for training He urged that the city protect classes, and a cooking school ________________________________________ 1 for Nov. 17. Renorts were given on the county wide bazaar, Oct. 21, by Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, cha irman uid nutrition by Mrs. J. H. Tindel thuds chairman. I imidividuals a ii d business ________ _______ ____________ ______ __________ - Coming YrTl No 'ti', 35th lass, 00*171 tr. I oout triX anld *pptl ifor M4mI 1' ___________ ________ 14" • I . from f .411", a tent I -, ____________ _______ • one ________ ___ I ____ -. ____ ______ Auirt I 3 MOM ,Attol and Where It Goes" was pre. lug 0 1. -. advlited three members of ____ ______ not _______ _________ Lake Monroe Ilandy Helpers Club, who attended summer 4H ]lzuueger W. E. Knowles, corncamp, will be guests of the mjssirmera ordered an ordinLake Monroe group In October -providing U, DDC' ____ Told of the situation by City amer Mrs. ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ JACKSONVILLE (Spi.) a covered dish • Booster truck- _ Burden of proof of residence the evening while will be On the Using the giving her demonstration. prepare many. of It wali voted to scud dountion to the state treasurer for use Funeral Notice during a world-wide meeting In Michigan in 3J06 of the Asia- ISEX ciated Country Women of the for Mrs. Grace 51. flex. ! 5 S. Park Avenue. Sanford, World and announced that the who died $undaT, will be riclub wUl be birOulay husteab cited at -- I -44 the 'USO In to er Oc b kw . Futieral Home Mrs. Johnson reported she William Keane D ident, Mrs. Herbert Post, to be guest on the council and act -aw - P'ui,urai had u&vlted the new state presas Ma.s 1Lt' be at or the service. ________________________________________________________________ _________________________ _________________________________________ Cutbultc Church. Burial will (irumhi,w Funeral lionie iz __________ hr In All 8oul Cumetery. LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE 1111101161111111W , INNIIspmpdsyr $J450 RENOVATION SPECIAL lNcLUDIWWwcOya __ fruit punch were served by Mrs. e..aa t1saa showed color slides of the short course and of the county dress revue. buim"Spuell naum *r var. w.. . I ,~; , - - '' SIZE & KING SIZE MADE TO OlDER ALLATFACTOIYP.JC5, tauicv N (Mt MIWA_- _________ •'\ ,' PORTABLE - I GARMENT RACKS • /-' k.<. ,, • I, ' : L ~ Now ,, . / '" #, - / -3 -- _ _ -. . AND BRAKE SERVICE .. • 'f I I - .. :f.~',` " ATLAS TIRES 3ATTERIES ____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________ `V~T. . . , 1 :~.':, - , , ,.'I . AND ACCESSORIES I ,.[ .~,, Witf's and I . I I , you - ~ get it." I 1. I i I .t cl, 4 . "You expect more a+ . WIT!"s Food I s Up; Cause By DOYI,F. CONNUAL I Convenience foods appears to , relief by allnwing offshore lab-, PH. 322-"39 ure be the mode, though, and chanorers in the harvest, then we Cois.v 25th & Sasfsrd Ave. Commissioner of Agric - / ., I .. ,,, -- ----- -. - • --. -- • - . - ,- - ---- • - • .- 11 7 . -' Polyester Washable and rsct i Accessories 1~ .. ' - - - TIRED - •, V The grower's profit margin Is marketing kidder has ballooned same its It Was ht-fore. so small he must of Actually, the caw;c; for the ubtantialIy by the time it the added cost on to the hike are fltimuei'uus and ('Uhlii)I('X. reaches the retail level. consumer. 1)oes this mean that thei-e is " Tile price incrt-,ises for toodstuffs are diw Liri'lv to In- outright profiteering going on in There' is a inlution to the prohiem, however. If the •idininis('iC4ISC(l (istS fit t hi' inikllt' 100(1 t'ltaiiitels? It vill he, fl ., necessitv N ow is the time to RE11TALME sunburned, drab, over bleached - activities. Those ilichidt! teresting to Study tile report of 1111111's teams transportation, Harriett'S as I. future. nuii'e, Iti.sh linen, which Illust areas, labor shortages lim- e voll- Adequatv harvesting labor wits ~ ha titi- l*re'I'ssed. tributed to short stil)plies. re- I not available fit some areas and __ __ I were forced stilt log iii higher I)m'ie'('s. All of its enjoy ('oiweiiit'mu'e their plantings. -- growers Club To Meet In Bear Lake y , hid we sometinies fail to mal- iie we IIiIVC to lit-tv in Florida. for example. I TS A VESPA / to pay iflOi't' for it p the' stm'awbet'i'y acreage was re- ,V!~l71r!rMW'*,"*, -V, ,~, ~,C- 'I." or nut, tIme tonstiint'i''s PieIei'- I year after t he' reVIOU SCaSOIl'S I -'S ..,'t is nnotht'i' reason . tither phase's of i'loi'Itlm's tgri • • (twin imtthmeclmcckoutcou,gt'r, - ee)ittIitUt.S to deity the' .•,' _______ z. ' ' .'. '! • - ' ''-' .-- _____ - •.'- ________ " ________________ _______________',, _________ . . • .., ___ 1~ , 1. , J a - I 7 '-.' I ... . .. :';.., -'C. '' ________________________ . I. ' • -•• ____ _____ iOWt't' 'a - I _________________________ __ ____ _______ . -_ - -_ 0 COMPLETE *395 Our New - -- _ I i I FAMOUS ' And Vespa has done it again with th. MENU new, all new Yespa SMp.r. 1 II , I a.t 4 '1' 1 •, jI SHRIMP COCKtAIL -- RELI5H IRAY Flower House a Ben Franklin Stores 1 Food Fair Shopping Center 2540 HIAWATHA HARDWARE .44__ * __________ __________________ PIANO BAR . , . MUSIC BY GENIE See _______ '•;• .; 1, , r"' . enev for more built-iii maid ser labor crisis. toads <Z~ __ ____________________________ reduce at tilt- grocery stol.e. lleli(.%v it duced 1)), almost one-third last I 'I')IC Hear lath.' Coinniuttity YiN' iii be ~I 41 ACE iso QJ (" r ' 25th STRUT and PARK AVE. 22, Clicolcii of SIRLOIN cot FUET MIGNON FISH OR CIIICKEN, DUTCIIFSS POTATO Hut Apple Ilia wlIi Cl,.JJ. Cl,.a.w, Capri Restaurant & Lounge "I31 2455PARKDRIVE I 11 ' TEST DRIVE IT TODAY AT . . LEWIS SALES & SERVICE 322.9716 PHONI for 2517 W. Country Club Rd. __ __ . . Pb' 3fl7fl$ Saafo,d, Florida 1 - - SANFOND1,lons I i ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ - H • I II "I ~ 1i 11 the farmer. Hut this is an un prices to cover their increased UniOns. seems highly accusation. ('OStS-iIfl(I added a little more, that laborItdifficulties wiprobable ll cause The faruwr should not be for comfort. This practice tends higher production costs for the blamed for the increase. his to snowball prices. A modest . . -. AND. .- 700 FRENCH AVE. -?-: iiuiuuiuIII.5:) (:: just I . GATOR I ______ 0 i, -` . coine more complicated be-I time food costs go up, an accus- tives at every level in the food . ing finger ustially is pointed at handling process have ul)ped cause agricultural workers are now being organized by labor,: I i. !tjl I ________ ______________________________________________ high s such wi we i The Ilerald)-- Every h t ousebImlol inand even more services In the never experienced. is feeling the effects of (1w cur- Future. The labor pictures has be. It appears that representa-! rent rise in food prices. E'ach - i_zb Artificial flow - .. ':. i , 11 i - , -_- f,_ I CompIex ult . .# ") t Tu NE - U ('rrls,e,r _________________________________________________________________ ' ! P.M. GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS COR lit & MAGNOUA PHONE 3222412 time for that felt AMOCO SUPER KNITS - WOOL ( _,_._'_._. 00 9 . - / Smith. - amen uro invited to atteii,l. ii 1 I______________ _________________________ SUITS DAY LOCAUY OWNED AND OPERATED I MOTOR TUNE-UP stage' : ~ PN TOUCHTONS REXALI. DRUG Now is the ..',. to, Gerald Aldrich, Frank Crout, sell Loonils, vi.'t- pn'.'sident ; li i'. fresh I)rOtIUt't. Additional costs vested at the proper of Blame I)emp.sey, I)avid Jiroiicl- Ilorolti M III.r, tltusui'er, eii.l For hattie lliL'I)am'lmtioii 4)IIl(l he iin,turity, way, Kim Brackuey, Flip Guest, Mrs. lIilctm Corkley, se'ei "tory, g'eFlet'te'il elsewlwre in thm. ta in- 'l'lie'se uue' growers may find Chuck McPherson Jr., Kdward I Ios(gje, f.it' thi. cve'iiiitg will liv budget, of ('OLINC, hut wIieii the'msehves in iiiiothui' tight LaWooster, Tim and Terry Cawley, be N rs. Ceorge• Iliuhil un.1 N rs tlie'st' services ale! iui'chasetI hor hitul this next season. If I . '''d /// 1 #___ - . "il.'.' ' - - •,a. were Billy and lloljol)y Anderson. ard Otitrander, pretildent; 11t14- all t-quivillt!1it amotint (if t1w when their crops vannot Ile har- : -- • - • ?' (rowt'rs of citrus, Sugar I Scoutleade,' I(oss Goodenougli LIII Church for the first h.isi- t'd PutBtoe's (ii' wiit'iti-iiitil-sirvt' I ( !l('SH se'ssioii of (lit' seasoti, drove the scout bus. french fries ('lIst eniisIde'i'ahly and int'ishmat,le' winter vegetable' Boys of the troop attending O(fi'em's for tl• )'('aI' at.' It kIt- mote itt the' grocery that would ('101)5 1a' t'xtreme' probleums 4'., ______________________ Vifdisl2-oz. . . . . . $1.' ____________________ ________________________________________ c ter Paula and sons I)arrell and Club will ineet -it 8 '1111118- food I Antliony. day at St. Antlre%vm PreshyteriAs an examph-, histant iiiash tic effects of it labor shortage, , '''iLwj . .r .. i _____________________ 8 • • • • • 99c ~L Jftm/ '. a / 0' ___________ ____ and son Krist. and .%1r. and Mm's. 13111 Smith and daiigh• ir ,; ;, , , is _____________ and Kevin, N m, and Mrs. Leo I If,, .1 ' 1 - ' daughter .latiet and sons Alark ~.~,',~ , , -_ '. , ~ *1 ' 0 . P 1w, Families on the camp v.e'i'e Mr. and Mrs. IIow&ird Foist amid '•, i, Reg. $12.00 . . • GOOD . 1'': :"" '' a. ..,W.. '" -. ;_, ::." " ' • t,. -41'so dllp~ _.....'go me m bers and famnilk's of Bear *'- I -, " f ,', ;' .,I '''I - . ;I ; " __ _________ ___ L " fired, highlighted it recent catiji)p to Cocoil Beach for 1 11 :' suit Ni $1400 ., I _________________ .. 'a •• • was I • . M I Insulin U40 C • i• incre'.te's ALL 0 _______ in , ,;:. VL,:7. I I I. - . I I Powl'i Offic SiqIçIy I 0 - cur- oti!d relax its rigid labor pohi. Kolestral Treatment. ford area, specializing in such things as the investigating i'ies, offshore laborers could be )a('k4Iging, 4ulvi'rtising, rn;urkt't- rently at work on that question. brought into the state during the life, itcaitli, gJ'OLI), Equally as important processit life, auto, fire, casual- imig, vnrehiou.sing and the. critical harvesting seasons. A.s price increases already expertY itfl(l J)CflS101i plait iii- Iug. 'l'Iiost, services take a big ientptl art' the dangers of Iddi. a reuIt. substantial food p rice , Beauty Nook at the farm level SLIIZIIICC. lie also all- chunk out f the Increase. But tional increases (1w 105 S. AK AVE. By MARYAN MJLFS nounced Mrs. .June Mu- there's There is no doubt the footi might very we'll be avoided. PH. 322.5742 A tour of Observation Island, icr has been added to the Take I;II)Oi', ff1' instance. I)I'ie situation will be affected lrvland imports flax for its ne by the farni labor shortage. where the I'olaris Missile is Richhitrg Realty Wages have gout' up. Iii ,. Reg. $16.00 - and enerie' ?o ht bure. and onsider it his hobby as well. -' •4____.•1.d Missile Site Tour Hi g hli g hts Cam ping p in g 'fri• p citci i COMM= SUVIC9 D11". 0 Typtiowriivrs 0 Calculators Addisq Machin.s • Dssphicaiori participated Witt devntei mnnt nf hN time -- - centers, with three more in par- i .' their routines for the group. trafntn • of 1966, said Kranzdorf, Food COOKWARE SET The Twirling Seminole hi imi for one week. ') - basis, pointment of James R. Larason hills, N. J., plus miscellaneous • general sales manager, ef- stores and service facilities In fective Sept. L other centers. I Il-Pc. WESTBEND TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM _____________________________________________________ 0 , ,., 6... ' t iomtwide Insurance t'c)- ___________________________ ! pirt of __________ r1't • Food Fair Properties, Tile. of .18 sliopping p 00 Now I q ment Training Center and • .- . - . Atlanta at the realer I)ev&np. 0 • • fnt,tiite in Rliek'hory. Win, before re opening of his hi,cinesc attended American . - 1~ i the distributor for plans are Progressing for three N. I. IIICII IIU1t(, of VoH;agen automobiles in lenclosed mall regional shopping I Florida, Georgia and South centers the company is develop. Richburg Realty, ha I Carolina. ____________________ Ing in Florida and Pennsy . lvallia . been chosen as the Na- TEFLON "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" 117 CHEROKEE CIRCLE. SANFORD, FLORIDA r CALl. 322134$ Far Appoi.tm..t _____ Isiarsacs C. Lh*. d Aci4dt 01 IL , us io& satci - a& 'N 0 Pc. ON THL FOLLOWING ITEMS 0 - Volkswagen Southeastern Dis- Low Everyday Paces &Mon U40 -t ,-. 4 Writ, to W. G. YOUNG Masonic 1.ode. Ile attended whools in Vrinia and vas radnated from ri!h ehonI in Roanoke. FTc .ticn . -i , I HOSPITALIZATION ALSO AVAILABLE 322.6321 saw YM. ' Audrey ltoberti, Mrs. Johnson, I pays on a$h from air caus SANFOID I . •.- . •. During the first six months A Modified Ordinary Uf* Policy 63 . make ret Fnptist (Thiirch and (viedo I as NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION ____ They g 1. the first half of that year. Moalox Liquid 12.oz. . . 88c NO MILITARY OR AVIATION RESTRICTIONS ____ ___ ___ ye.'.è Los.. S!.s'd, VIa,- party sandwiches and _________________________ ' ' *4 PM *1.0% PU YESE GLOBE can give anyone under 26 this P"""Ifts SPECIALS 0 1 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? old. th eir home at I3 West. 25th Street. Witt ic a member of he Pine. - • two who . . former nn. • r in Pine (.r,- qt Srhnoi. and a jq 17 mnnth T)nnald 111. a ' XILLE (Spl.)-Eric pletion of the 320,000-square. foot , ~ R. Sundstrom, president of Beloit Plaza. Beloit. Wis.: the II I Volkswagen Southeastern Distriopening or tile first sectioll of ~ butor, Inc., announced th e ap- Fields Plaza, Parsippany.Trov Ph.322.7121 urges anyone interested in sup- Brooks, Alan Jepozi, Pick and p porting the school athletic pro- Bobby t.tewart, Bob Tuip, Judy grain to attend. Burcb, and Susan Jepson. I (Reruld Photo) have I --.:. ervfre __________________ HOUSEWARE port. Ic charc. installing officer at the Decenttier Ln$allstio& Service, and ________________________ Mrs. George Roberts, ACWW rcpresetaUve to the United _________________ Na-tr uxntnrui tram ___ iMsi ____ tLouii, Lb guest speaker. The ahl'ei.il -'vps sal.theme "Open Doors" will be I "•SNb"-E 11a, asas. s.t.,g.. used • officiating. will of . m. Wednesday at All Soul Re(.'"adunents of cake, mints, m. aat. _______ - •tttI At In- at Y • : . ing the period included the maJorettes will perform some of from di q rhrq '4 married l(rie Vaniihn. of sanford. and 'hc'y ehildron. a -'. Notable additions made dur- Jaycees onsor a fertilizer sale invited. camp, they dwelled in four tj tents, The earth's atmosphere up to theni and although they thor- 6(iO miles has been closely ouhly enjoyed their weekend, studied by satellites and room. Joe Pavelchak. president. making the trip were Ria CITY MANAGER W. E. Knowles supervises constructiun of insta lling water lines into Sunland Estates, Completion of th e project is expected to be completed within the next few days. 7 1). m. today at Omni- for McGill, Sanford, a girl, , I letic Boosters will hold the first to be found, the campers meeting the year 7:30 I p. in.. Wednesday. In the band Traiiing U a i a zi members JWrMOZI ij •. ____________ - '• dealers and their wives from tam an occupancy rate of bet- The trip _______ re' for ______ (IaIlhter. Terry !). tndent at I tial operation or tinder construe- /i _____________ J . dealer tour uhich departed 'Mr. and Airs. Ellinor are Fair Properties, I continued to I from Chicago for Hanover, Ger- - aniong a group of Volkswagen ~ . !1". group- ford, a boy; Mr. and Mr,%. John purents and band minebers are house, Meet - PREMIUM GASOLINE Sanford, left for a Volkswagen in Germany. ing Union Enjoys Camping one Harri; wW speak on cooking with honey and refreshmeuts __________________ __________________ t w; _ _ . Mr. Volkswagenwerk in Wolfsburg tion. - The 6-6-6 fertilizer comes in urced to take advantage of this t the First Baptist Church in Barrington. Usteeti; Mildred SmitlL Orlando. -he talented ';"'Pley truck I SEPTEMBER 12. 1966 Admissions for I from 11 I to re fl ect year-end adjustments S On Tour Of Germany Jaycees Plan Fertilizer will Robin Rene Riggins, Michael Saturday's perform- John Camp. I charges AU attended Sunday services Washington. Sanford; Whitfield unce and all ntUHIC lovers are will discuss good grooming and city residents or firms *4 per znann'3r5; Bonnie DuBois will riwuth for pick-up load talk an recreation, and Myrtle and 18 for larger ___ er',er1 he whero 14It I ____ Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, first I drawn less He presented a letter of camnienointion to Mrs. Robert La- Members were accompanied to profits resulting front signt'(l contracts for the sale of pro perty during the balance of the year. store, check for 1O0 to Donald Bresnick, Sanford, winner in the "Lucky Bingo" game. th e Snnford.Se.xnlnole There will lie no udmission their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. I and will give talks on their chosen projects. 33ambi Chesser residents. but charginr out-of- or year rose present exi)-allsion This Avill tie orfso. it(, noted. R.W. CASsSUBE .1r.. assistant manager of the 25th Street Winn Pixie is shown presenting a I under It was the second trip there Mr. and Mrs, James Sims, San- a covered dish and all band Church. opubli been painted and radios have been Installed In It and In the Hospital Notes -1 the and 18 for the privilege. Plarl $aaf* ida and Georgia this . 91 usiness -7,44t.Al pro 1. ____ and Births t Baptist of Oviedo re. I fall and again in Sanford early cently spent the weekend at ..",),.1. .I this raonth, has been presented Crye,al Lake near Panama Sanford. a boy; Mr. and Mrs. School at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Ronald Griffin, Sanford, a boy; in 75 concerts throughout Flor- City. Parents are asked to bring ..'~ , Witt rnrnr' to Si n?nrti ops. In thr' I ;ritrJ . the $l0,0flfl. on a over Krarizdnrf, • a "uted by Mrs. BeUy Lueaker landfill area to avoid paying ' I of the Luke Markham club. in UuSiues of the meeting, j and $2 are going to Iind ' Mrs. Juanns DuBois, president, theniaelver paying the city $4 ~ income * 'otnparahlt' 1 at trash in the city's sanitary B [ the p con. or F frlrprp tt,ari Virinin from for $121. 741 ___________________________________________________________________________ of ----- L 4••'._•_ six months (f 1915. Net income for miuI period $68, 285. For the saint' period last year, nit a tin' 'oinpanv reported net I itconie Of The reduction this year, said due primarily to a loss on the sale of a pertv to the coin- r' • . - - --- - t voinparable baSIS. 1`011 MV first "-"".'' -'••'- for ______ - -operative ;tatinn in .Mi. ~ follette for contributing time I In De Ba ___ ___ 'liI'l, cnq Ion Our ''_.4 Inc., fl for the first six months of l9(I rose to $1,445,000 as last year's $1,192,000, Op'rat lanai in&'unc tstt , %onze1 Boyd, Betty Van hag. and effort on behalf of the viiCal the Jaycee Building. 322ry Nourd. Katherine ironside, MarInge. Mrs. Lalollette answers 5481, today and order fertilizer Elder Richard Clinger, noted_______________________________ the police radio, dispatches the garet Meyer, Gregory Williams, for fall needs. The fertilizer . Sylvia Hittell. Charlie Hampton will be delivered Oct. 8 by the pianist and miasionar' the Jr., Sanford; Sophie D. Smith, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DeBary; Fred F. Vacha, Del- Jaycees. Day Saints presently, assigned 'ira in tome: Mary E. Williams. Frank to the Central Florida area, will Griffin, Lake Mary; Norris Band Parents a series of Lunsford, Longwood; Kelly Gal- Meet Th ursday carts in the DeBary Community lagher, North Orlando: Mary Seminole Band Parents AsCenter 8 p.m. this Saturday. 113' LIZA BAKER g Union of First Ett.0 Gammage, Oviedo. Clinger, who appeared in consociaet.ion will have covered The Trainin ____ A demonstration on "Energy firnis who have started dump- 1 Da To Give Concert ___ ____________________________________________________________________________ Dump Use Fees Set At $4, $8 Elder Clinger __________ city, ] I PropertIes, against a future e in - high of $5,165,()fll) compared to $5,133,CIflfl for thi' g:Inie. P_ were cleaned prior to school's vice-tiresident and hospita lity the opinion this was not the In other matters before cause of death. Commander Wuebler ha d bridge commissioner, reported He also presented a letter of hers to bring J 'i 't lit • . Charles Rowell. health. wel- the Longwood Cub for the, much front the educational Firm of Clark, Dietz, Painters and Associates of standpoint. Sanford and Urbam, Ill., was chosen by city commislon"Guest speakers were all ex- era Monday to draw engineering designs and planning __ PGM In fieldsand for extension of city water and s ewer nes 1i to the site our program of work was ex- of Seminole Junior College. mission I participating in the band and 3neeft and there also Were plan for extension of water and nate "OuteS M lin es will be considered, athletic program. two visitors from the Longwood sewer services south and west - today y DONNA A snafl remembrance and a card were presented to Mrs. Mary Hartley at the September er Wuebler had been involved to the villnge's advertisement bunt club were guests at the consid era tion to a long range versus pumping. Several alter- with heavy schedules and thoSe ---- _____ .January-June - Sft ,*$rql 1 iti,i,Ii Icir,nrr t f r:it'ti by Wilt Iu,pImcq. ililisif ç.q 11w I ft'tVfl yoarq. BELO TlU(\ Mrs. Montgomery was a w inner in the \Vinn Dixie '1,110 1(ll(l'ald rht 78 58 73 60 84 69 iip.'t - Milwaukee, cloudy Mpls.-St.P., cloudy New Orleans, clear - tn,ii'iJ :inti (ill ('unl;IIlIw lit (L WIlt. i c'p'' II It niI S,ti1oid 'nn, 'iï'' \ini'iI'nn ' Food Fair Tells . . _______________________ The the 1. . . • g. tended library hours at Lyman. , I Station to become part of his offiws served as hostesses. be" An Outstanding report from 2nost Imowledgaable engineer in guate Zewer somices and 14di Ii. Field, Jacksonville, before re. mission to purchase and install J. Anthony, s$ Mrs. Dorothy of I military record, for "untiring Mrs. Mollie Steudle, presi' Seminole county. the country when it comer, to couraging any installation t assignment to Sanford NAS. sandbags nnd cement at the reseptic tanks in the area under brurinn, has announced tba Mrs. Plorce thanked the Commander Wuebler and his creation area entrance to Pre- efforts with the Little League dent, conducted the meeting. . the send her to A presentation also was made study, which constitutes your beginning Wednesday during many evening and weekgroup for brary will he open from 7:30 wife, the former Marilyn Rose vent wash. her fiM Short Course. "It war, by William Bishop, Tallahassee water re-charge area in this.1 Jay Wetz. police and fire enm- end hours spent on upkeep of MI. till 4 p.m. eucb school day Clark, resided at 2015 Grand10 & real Pleasure to attend with engineer, who said he would be lctiOD Of e cO tyAvenue, Sanford. Be almissioner, reported two fires in the recreation area." Maters under study will in. and on Monday and Wednesday vi w survived by his parents, .1u), none in August. Wetz said our county president and the war In with the John Burton so is knowladge I gained was over- p,7 architectural firm, locally. dude routing of utility lines, 1nights 7_in p.m. Sale J. Wuebler, work on the new tanker truck whelming." Dr. Dietz emphasized that the 5(t1IlC collection, transporta-, Thii new service should be Mr. and Mrs. Carl for the' fire department is pro_______________________ Project Chairman H a ro I d Ind. " treatment, gravity flow of apecial interest. to atudent;8 of Indianapolis, tm iintb I a' _____ dl dwt or I %I developillvilt Company, rPp()l.1p(l 1 411 ntire time and we received meeting, the whole state will as "probably the foremost and -- pen C S `4 , ; in the Ranchlands recommendation to Forrest R. and iable service to the October Lyman High School and bmn assigned to the Meridian several road. stu- (Min.) Naval Air *aticon un. and the entrance to the recrea- Stratton, copy of which has been meeting. all wwe very goad and you can Jesse Dietz, who was described its well fields from poll Utioli in Seminole Junior Collere be assured that at next Year's by City Manager W E. Knowles the recently, when he underwent ti on area were graded during sent to Strattons commanding Twe.lve members and one . by providing ade- dents will benefit from 'otti and 0"4 ------ -------------- will College _________ Library Hours _________ Aid Students i . - Up, Miami, cloudy ... 97 78 .. for TI ihv '31h __________________________ tilities Planning OKd time. -------- Tin' ni'niy 1u111 frIlIty or Center uperahons zoning board v'tei - I this Shopping I " 11 ; Hippa; at IZ: it,[ :: the tr MW I f, M _ . 094mg-Hua ------------- Amoco -. im;n • president, and Mrs. Charles ago Involving the Ranchiands, afternoon, and iaithful member and she Pierce, alternate delega te, in created by resignation of Jack ville Monday, accompanied by highly restricted residential shall be missed." Mrs. Hartley attend the short course, were It was voted to establish a was thvited to come back Edward Ferguson was Capt. Edward A. Anderson, searea, resulted in much controguests Mrs. Johnson said "To me, U until such time as Diiiiing the business meeting, ri this meeting of 140 homemakers the board elects a permanent Naval Air Station, and died actual construction of a new provide her with a hard hat, a Mrs. Gertrude S t a a e was ________________________________________________ from all parts of the state was _____________________________________ chairman. shortly after heln admitted to home. badge, and a whistle, identinamcj Mrs. Council reported four replies the best of any I have yet at. The matter of garbage ser- the emergency ward. fication purposes. Olive Pierce, co-cbairman, for Offiem reported Command. have been received in answer tended. P'rlendlinesg reigned th e By City Jr. ' T .1 *rinLi 8 - Rowell self today after wounding his wife at, their home at 31onroe Corners. (See story on page 1.) __ __ --------_--____ iir *nutiisi8, growth Club at their ft-st ineeting of the - h( w' --- - "We also could better pro- ducted today by the Duval prospective resident to locate ji mobile home in the ectinp _ of the Longwood Exote our area as to location for County medical officer to de- Ranchlands urea pending construction of a pernianent tension Rnmemakers Club. residential and Industrial terndne th e cause of death of home was turned over Monday night to the zoning board Mrs. Hartley has sold her if we eliminated this confusion." Lt. Cdr. Rnbert J. Wuebler, :15, which wits asked to review the matter and advise counpointed out. of Sanford Naval Air Station. ell of proper procedures as to ! ing clo-ter to her children. The In other business. Granville Crommunder Wuphler arrived building codes and regulatirms. cruiser, and pidrols the school club inembers ex-pressed the Brown was officially appointed A similar request three years bus crosswalks morning and feeling th at It 'Is losing a good fill th e council vacancy at Naval Air Station •lackson- th - receiving -.--- ------ - --- SpI. ________________________________________________________ residents here have had ditfimall and teleculty rough confusion phone calls th caused by the similarity of JACKSONVILLE - (AP) - An autopsy was to be eonnames. _____ _____ __ - 11 -4 . Poli * ce Ch'I'ef Job B'Iods Longwood Club Death Probed At Honors Member Jacksonville Orlando Stud'l*ed By since 11 __ of the NVinn Dixie store at, 25th and French Ave- Okla. by Report at grants respective ( •. • - in the vicinity of the launching- : C :. . _________________________________________________________ e ____ FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN McCLUNG, THE SANFORD NFRALD, 322-2611 __________ _____ * - ... taken - Council - 4 .. Payment has :, E: :::.-. :~ Fort Worth. 11 1, Changing Its Name - ___ Buffalo, showers. __ - .. tell and --- 3i Atlanta, can __ __ __ __ Z 55 advertise Henry I .. Albany, cloudy ... 75 AibuQuc'rque. clear 52 55 •. rain ..... 78 65 .17 Rismarck, rain ... 04 56 .08 Boise, cloudy ......70 48 .. Boston. clear ......69 57 : clear ......75 59 .. Chicago, cloudy . . . 82 63 . . Cincinnati, c)ou . 87 63 .. Cleveland. clear .... 77 62 Denver, clear ......80 49 .11 Des Moines, clear . 84 60 -. Detroit, clear ......80 60 Fairbanks, cloudy - 69 49 .12 clear ... 85 68 • . Helena, cloudy .. 70 53 (14 Honolulu. cloudy ... 90 78 .. Indianapolis, clear . 86 59 .Iacksonvllle, cloudy 86 73 .luneau, cloudy 62 52 .. Kansas City, cloudy 83 66 .. Los Angeles, clear . 78 60 . IA)UiSVIllO. cloudy .. 84 51 Memphis. clear ... 81 64 meeting city Elsewhere ___ - :-. Weather Rabbit J. (AP) __ ~-J1~, __ \ ! You ___ - - __ ____ _______ akefront' I .11.., ,~-1 __ - __ pL 18, 1964 Page 2 Comp to - I __ ~_ I - ______ - ,k :,1* -- - s -- • -- -' - -- - - I �V 0 . . I . - . I - a p. ' 'S - - -. .,- fir "~" Li t I.& . s Not INFLUENCE PEDDL!NG Long Crane 's - The Herald realizes that new *ta great. deal of mon ey- . r" - cauticms: SChOOlS We quote tions: Biw!rver, we are nncerned with the .1i. _.w .. ' of the recomynenda. I I Worry .,,-, ~ '.~ I . ,I~ I =~I r ~ ' . .1 ,~ - ,.,.,1 f'~'aA,. '_' 1;IsW . Lana a.4 officials will admit that automatic sprinkler system throughout that con- the building. the sàbool is overcrowded and We urge the school hoard to do cvhigh school junior atruction of a new ery thing its power to appropriate funds 1$ 51I 3'$ITS &WY. We have heard glowing reports on for this needed precaution. We understand that once we pet a bow Thigh Carlton and his faculty have used every available space In the facil- new junior high school the presen t fa. ity for dassrotnna-But, there is still duty will still be used for guidance of. a desperate need for adequate safety fices and such. The sprinkler system surely wouldn't precautions in the advent of a fire. City records revealed that the last go to waste. However, our main concern is RIGHT Inspectkrn made on the building was ApTil2Gofthisyear.AtthattilfletbeY NOW... .There are over 1,000 young au1tted a list of desirable fire pm- lives at stake. _______ Evi school •. a4 - ____________ . ... • . . __ .."I I ' ! 4N, ________ REslDt(rscL) ': _______ ________ - _________ ___________ I . -. ~i to wWea her your total blood itreses ifl the perap.etive aied reslire that time. As exercise consumes some 2000,000 others are Iir the RltkR, seine )w*t with her! of it, more is added via the other aibseste are fit liver's storehouse. worse baa hera. She esa S I n c e untreated diabetics ' live to. ' have nuwe sugar In their blood A chiresta* wife,If she rules stream, this sweeter Mood her atoinach makes th em more susceptible to Scrapboo the. cues for infections. they offer you ,,s.dk,al For germs usually thrive on tion, it would be desirous to have an Zdor7jA School. Clinic ___ " In a building such as the old see- wsle of our children at Sanford u- . one - ,! X 4 L I-1, .I . Is ,~ .4 All, SM!! !"S n fle'p" T ,11 . ', 14 -.1. ~,4 . ... iil :• ~1 ,, "ps ' ,.'~ •' . :' 1 .,~ I . - . .L . ., F ' 't 'e' iL : _9 .1, i , ., .,. ., . a~ffl11~2 . 'I • . ., ~,~ 1I1J 1 i. ' ne'mineo N.A. night I it gii him huitiim'jtit. er nor honr,ri;u Inude 1< irk ( sit the' C iv ic u ( cut c', GOP SIP I ulr(i1iV from Ic ft 111 r', _ ~ ,4, "?i k~ , . " vi~ :~,_ - <ctcth, Pitt 1,nren, Vjnliu the hard wcrker' repimihlc for who were amrm'nr krrv the uieeec fnh Ie'fl(IulCt a nrl vdit,nl rally. . ", i 1 . . SAMW~ ~--, . _4 - - - ` '.' I1. ' -~` ; ., ,.:J ~,~,,," .~ _ 11 ,1 ~ .k''.~ I.7-~* ",I .J~ -,.. , . . ' i,f .1 f '; O~ . .e, ~ "N ~ ~ , & ' 1 ,I, ,.~1.:t-,,I '-A, ~ I 4 1 Republicans .. , • '.. GEORGE W. CRAE, ____ . (. C i ____ _____i.r' - If your blond sugar level I. thus 300 instead of 100, and Ph. D., M. 1). 'I CASE A$25: Lorna T., aged you get a scratch or Ingrown 16, is disconsolate. toenail, then infection is more _____ "Dr. Crane," school ad. likely. her _ viser began, "Lorna feels that Diabetics should thus wear her life is ruined, L clean socks and be doubly care. . "For following a severe case ful in manicuring their nails, Red 1.11, of the flu last month, she has especially the toenails. now been diagnosed as a din. A mild case of elevated blood \\ More is at. stake in the Viet Nain war U.S. policy in Thailand. betic. sugar may be handled just by Already there are more U.S. troops in Nam alone. about "She must take 40 Viet tb diet alone. than were In South Viet Nam • and Thailand it of insulin per da$'. Th administration believes If not., then tablets may do ______ at this time a year ago, although the It. " , illth e jish, taken hy mouth. "So she figures no boy most .Atnerlcafls seem to share this be- m.iorlt3 are Air Force personnel • ever he interested in her In the :e. in other eases, a shot __ V.. 11sf -that the future of all Southeast tinned at bases from which strikes :I future. of insulin must he injected un_______ upon the success or failure against North Viet Nam and the Ho Asia hinges "As a result, she is moody der the skin to bring th e total Minh trail are launched. of the x taie to Communist designs ChiBut and thinks there is no purpose insulin supply up to normal. F the Thai government is reportedon this one land. in going on. Dr. Crane, can you An athletic person may need LatIly however, evidence has been ly pressing for more active U.S. aid reassure her?" 100 units of insulin per day, niiiJting that the Communists are against the Communists on its ternDIABETIC PSYCHOLOGY ~ ( e If his body (pancreas) makes 1. upon the outcome in Viet tory in the form of more counter-insurwi4 wafting We Already have about two Ofly 50 units available, tMt he to expand their operations in gency teams and American-piloted heliN million diabetics in this coun- must get &o more via n.eiILa, ____ Southst Asia. lxi Thailand, areTnark. copters. try and the number Is Increas. If his body produces 75 WtP The unpleasant surprise story of abl- imall number of Communist ining. its, he may require only 25 by sutyants-the Thai Cong-are begin- 1966 was the unforeseen willingness So Lorna must not th ink she needle. re and capacity of the Communists in ' ning to cause the government is it freakish case, for she has These are simple, "horse Nam to take and dish out punishment markahly great amount of trouble. a lot of company. sense" facts that patients The similarity between Thailand to- an every level of escalation. Besides, many people who should unde rstand, so watch it is to be hoped that the unpleasant day and Viet Nam a few years ago is r 1W I receive an early diagnosis of your food intake, for eye cata. Here again, a military gov- surprise of 1967 will not concern Thaidiabetes, (as well as heart trou- recta also form and retinal disturblmg. aq emMat -albeit a popular one -is land. WA*Z41INGTON-It * h If a corruption have more than York hoid the litrivest estimate. I ble, etc.) MAY Actually live long- damage can occur in untreated er than if they did not suffer diabetes, thus causing blind. cis*'g the .amnP terrorism, experttntury sm Lincoln11~Steffens made up for polities as sources of how much it would take the same difficulties in winning from such ailments! Today make New York "a thoroughly startled the nation with his e- of trouble. the loyalty of the peasants and coinAnd that is not a vein stateIt is into these root prob- livable and exciting place In :~ (Always write to Dr. Religion that is pure and undef iled on "The Shame mittig the same errors as did a suewhich to live" - $50 billion ment to bolster your morale. kms that RIbcoff and KenCrane in care of this newscemon of regimes in South Viet Nam, before God and the Father is this: to the CitiaE" of America. Cap For when you are rudely paper, enclosing a long to look. Tht' arc more of Federal aid in the The amnilarity is disturbing, at least, visit orphans and widows in their afNow the U.S. Senate has et well into the first month of next decade. New York's Dem- shocked, as by being pronouneaddressed envelop. that implacable critic Of President ffiction, and keep oneself unstained fr0m ! about updating the Stmffenti , thu two-yeur heuringi ocratic Senator Kennedy brus. ed diabetic, you must then bend 20 cents to cover typing the world.ames 1:27. ~ e. J. hnson's taccs in Vint N story. Senators Abe Ribicoff plan. Hall a dozen mayors, quely informed the Republican gin to rule your stomach by and panting costs when you * * William Fuibright. The senator, who (D-.Conn. and Robert F. Ken- four rabinet members and Mayor that the Federal Gov- your brain, The man without religion is as a ship nedy (D.-N. Y.) have pledged numerous civil rights leaders ernment was not about to in- As a result, you may then send for one of his booklets.) fegre we may be sliding into another Lbi Vt-type war, has announced heanngs without a rudder.-B. C. Forbes. found- tiat the operations suheommit- art on the list as witnesses for crease its aid to New York : live to a riper old age th an if Committee on er of Forbes Mugazine. byhl.s Foreign tee on which they serve will this first act of the drama. The City at that rate. you were not a diabetic, bu t I devote the next two years to opening days of the hearings Lindsay's arguments fore- glutted your appetites, carousan exhaustive study of the promise plenty of fireworks- shadowed what most of the ed around and generally sebo- . 5. Editor Letter __________________________ causes and solutions to the arid political reverberations- other city officials have to say, tared your health. WALTER C PARKES in substance. The New York current explosions in our cities. before they are finished, In diabetes, the blood sugar 1 Considering the quality of ea. In the 50 years since St.efThe Mayors of New York, Mayor points out that two mil- level is elevated. ~3 terthinment in some night lens' original investigation the I.)et.roit and Los Angeles led lion people live in poverty in Normally, it ranges between spots, the thought occurs: picture has grown grimmer, off the proceedings. They, and his city; one of every four 80 and 120 milligrams of sugar "Why an amusement tax?" The country in that ti me, of tlit- witnesses who have follow- schools is more than 50 years per 100 c.c. of blood. . , I e Stores took care the Subeommitold; one-fourth of the city's Jacksonville warehouse for Winn-Dix i course, has c h a n e d from ed them before c That means you have one 4I', Herald: Ask Watusi dancers what a tt't ' bore down on the neces- housing is substandard; in the rounded teaspoonful of sugar in waltz ely ru'el overwhelmingW in n ' 8thi'i. PIjC re of salving trw problem at no larg is, and they'll tell you t 1 urban in composition. The sity of a far larger "national last 20 years 750,000 poor Xeto the four people lationi is not In his line but cost to me. 1 did not have to a waltz is something of which "Boss-Muchine" politics which romniitment" of funds for re- groes arid Puerto Ri cans have n.dly took time from he, in turn, brought my prabwas L. E. hire a lawyer, as you need four to hold up the moved into the city while 2 suggest- Steffens revealed has lost building the decaying cities, Ijves.to help me olvc loin to the attention roof. ed, to get the "ball Tolling." much of its power in most cdtAs Mayor of our largest million well-to-do whi tes have Williams, of DeLand. I S S J a pwidew So, again, my most sincere lea. But physical and moral city. John Lindsey of New moved to th e suburbs. The rehad Through th e of ese efforts th many months I p Pity the poor homemaker. maining New Yorkers, Lindsay Governments arc quite f ing men and Larry Harris, who allot•eiatiun to four fine gentle4, in vain, to have somethblew Whereas she once slsve4 ovçr argues, are taxed to the limit, miliar with th e process of send' was thon manager of the store men. that Dick \Vest ____________________ about the l d a hot stove all day, she now and more local taxes are not ing inaccurate messages p seemed on French Avenue, a fence was to =,T yard. Mrs. C. A. Vining faces the danger of frotbito the answer. each other. lb to go about put- erected at the west. side of their t while opening frosen food peck. Senator Kennedy gave his -Secretary of State Dean ttne m on the right track. parking lot that has helped I ages. Mayor a complete turndown. flusk. rJIle thanks to Pete Payt.un, trernezidously in holding the d- Editor, Herald: l "More money just won't do it," that have heard You nay of Pavton Realty. I was intro. bris that blow across their ._1 Kennedy insisted. Instead "new It seems certain that the from parking 1st.. Much of It is from Seminole Chapter, Order of DcI duced to Grover Whiddon, aiid imaginative ways to bring public will be much more inWASHiNGTON i UI'I personally do not mind d r.v- und Ori, who works out. of the p tither places of business, the first prize in won Mola -, private industry, the foundsdined to 7 go along with high For Sealer Driven scrapbook contest at the State 1' days a week I am con- ing a faded bilious puil. rtr t.IUflS and federal and local salaries for truly outstanding 01 fronted with ii lie'V t3jic 1 with bright neurotic pink Ii'0 t. governments into an enterprise people. The Tees Age Driven real difficulty DuMolay conclave in Holly- iiiorad dilemma. .A far us I III fart. I rnthvr like it. But to iit.Ip the ghettos" are what arises when high salaries Navy are V,'lJ'i, I"it'rida. Low VsIs Dw.Iflngs know th en' is no 3o!c'dellt for wlit'fl tiny, imi,nit' Ui tin' is n.t'dt'd. ntcording to Kenpaid to relatively undistinGrY& was only possible resolving 7 Altamote Springs Mobil. Hem" nings, th(- pco;'k ntxt iIt'csr nedy. guished people. or worse, to 04 Mn. Julia Bartos Mrs. Jos. E. Mathisus It ant about from pri:ing through the splendid coopLrhCampers I Tr.H.r, their fiats. 1111(1 ShOUt The more thU witnesses talk people regarded as mediucri. sit 5254215 the grounds of on he gosh & k14.n and my car from you 'There goes the i,eighi,m,rhog,d!" before the Senate Subeommit.- ties. 1i Lake Mary staff during the U.S. Capitol under some' large Ussr Laks-Forss* Citp ci' Now here is the moral di' tee the dearer it becomes that The Herald -The Institute of Public Adty trees. About two 'ers itjo thy lemma mentioned above: Mrs. Maryana MU.. Mrs. Frances Weitsi Boll demands for federal aid Will 1 ially my cur past year and espec ministration, in a report to caught an incurable case of I Almost every day ItS I Hm mount as the cities are heard no-mil t I. 3214210 21$ L PAP $ANPORD Mayor Lindsay of New York. term as muster councilor. elm disease, ti Cus.Jb.rry driving to and from work I from. Many of the requests arc ________________________ - - _____________ __________ Lab. Mupree wish i.0 thank you for all the The flaSh .ym;)tc'l)i is a scul- have several neat- niissee. In th e for projects that spill over Mrs.. Jp.a. Ca..slborry $ -R. L. Jt'hi,se.1 to he c ha pter t pi4blicIty given 5*8-5046 ig of paint on the right front traffic pat te rn. Some clown state lines. The Mayor of De3224722 and that you will con- door. I took the car to a garage changes lanes without looking troit, for example, points to Chuluota l4sugwo.d tinut' to de so in the years to but it never got past the ad. und only alert dcSensivt' won: the problem of pollution in the Mrs. Lisa Bake, Mrs.. Domn* Eases come. mitting room. on my part prevents a collision. Detroit River-which will cost A, 225.2217 wish to extend my &iIti 3 "You don't iitwd a mechanic," Debar, Suppose 01W day I stand my $25() million to clear up. There N,r$k Orlando heartiest congratulations and 1 was told, "You need at tree ground. Let one of these cow- is no way, Mayor Cavanagh Mrs. Jabs Lisas i best wishes for continued SUe- surgeon." *rs. M.aadJpe Petersos 669-4893 boys charge into me on the says, to finance this locally in 14 rest to the paper in the move had it e,uniiticd by a right, side. It damages my car the next few years. "Yet the W4IM 5r, I Deltona )itt I a t o your new newspaper tree surgeon. The prognosis and is his fault. His insurance River is one of those feeding .52' Mrs. Mildred Haney plant. was not favorable, company has to pick up the tab into Lake Erie and without Mrs. Clarence Sn yder 6051$ Steven Stein, PMC "There are only two things for repairs, and I get a new corrective action soon, the lake 1*2-04) Eatirprl.. you can do," be said. "You can paint job. will turn into a giant polluted _____ I. Oviedo Editor, Herald: either have the dour amputated I urn sure I could get by wi th bog." Miss Ruth Dsvldao. 615-5154 Will you please, Sir, print or you can have the entire body it legally. But would I be doing 6154154 2554511 Some smart politicians think this in your paper for us. repainted." tmutnething morally wrong? Or that that Shame of the Cities Mr. Fred Fowler, owner of The car is getting pretty old at least unethical may prove a more explosive is. The Hullabaloo: and, frankly, I attn not wild Not even Solomon could judge sue in President Johnson's meThunk you an much for all about spending all that I 4 this ease. He never owned a election campaign in 1965 than .(U#Jr W the time send effort you spent for a paint job. So I have been Rumbler. Viet Nam. Sent. 18. 1966 on the kids in Sanford to make treating the condition myself. f Pate 4 Sanford Herald a sutceuful Hullabaloo Club. When the scaling bruk o ut r*1IV'M A. WLW. UI'$'uft LSD PV.UsUaa We're all sorry it had to close In a new place, I buy at small MARK W$5. ('es Ms gsa-ret because of $ few people. We can of spray paint and touch U)) SUMMIT &LIV44 Dow 94"T VW*5$IL L*Va$1I*1*I D1S1S, ,jactst. E&ttor just want you to know We sep. the afflicted spot. The fact that D WAS PELT now 6a 11 prtuiUtc your time send eff ort the touched up places do not Mse,r REAL p wiAae W j1SJ. iaBaaa in trying to make 6unford a match the rest of th e car is not $0Ci5t E4.IIW AYE WE THE CROWD" Jiumilsoes Mi.*&5Sf Maraglug Ettsr re al swinging place and giving my fault. I tried. aoiiaa *vP'im raxo W ELLs City Editor When ru patronize local stores us v decent place to go to on mechanlftj ftpt. Originally the cur WiAb it bilSPECIAL $5.00 JUDY wi..za BILL VL5C.Z.a71 the weekends. bus pink enamel. Nrnw had that County Edit.,' Stall Phtagrs4t.r INTRODUCTION * hocla our whole wamunity -Sid color in stock. Puiaat.g .,.stly except Saturday, Sunday and Cbrlatnma.; ppbisheø PLIOW j Lw,r pr•oei.ag r.aa-sgu. V$III"rlO5 BAITS SPlAL SOLO COURSE SWAO 360. Delivery u -4 _.IJI_s,_. NEW CIS$MA TRAINU 112W per Ns or 055 IEW$ OLE COVWI'T ALL OI* MAIL V 260. Week Ø$.0 1 Vps.r 01130 1ar NEW AIR TAXI CUTINCATI CGVI5 IIITIRS 11.1. 6 Mesths 6.16 $ Month. MOST CENTRAL. FLORIDA POINTS CAN $.D0 I 2.0$ I Agmtko Iaslies You RE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.00 1 K.a1.b tOO I Mozmth UI A1O$JT Till STORK CLUB V.5. Postal Regulations provide that all mail .ubsorIpt1.. b. p.td . Shadow Over Thailand -- ______________________ -~_ ~ -4 I ".. i Too Wait Dr. ________ ..,-Li __ __ _JFi _____ " ______ _______ __ _________ - _____ . ' •. . - _______ .. 0 I . •_•_.__ .'. r ' ____ - . . .. .• ( " a . Democrats I "' ___i;V - , . ' ' " 4,; , ,( -,"', 1 : 4.1- . " - ~-,,~~, - - 1 , '~ 0 . r, ,.%, ,o"*'--T,~-,,,: *,Ar""..~ 4,,,-i.r -, .*--~, -.. ., lil"', 1,~! -,-I-L."." I,~,' -"v. V - "....'. A~jp t, ,.1 .., I ',,' :11 . Helen Fuller Says: J ! I 50 I i I Dr. 0 FA ? 'I 1• ~ 4 Ji 11 , 1 Lighter 4 . , .- , . ' ' . is . . . . . . . . . . From £0 Th c'gl4 Is ii ,sm.*b.r 01 tb. Lsecstt.d Prose wb16 is satle1.c Le Lbe use tar repubitoatiss si oil LA. Loee.l sew. petstsd to V irsT s.wed ole.. matta October 11, IbIS at LA.' Pest OI.. a'f, Fiends, u.udar the Act of Coagros. of March 5, 1551. 00=. *t o f say matinal. sewa or a.rtt.lag dv of this .dlttos of t, Beraii way a. reprtsduc.0 to it ar waua.r wfl.bcu* The Mord W01648 pripls.lua ut the pubtisbir of The B.rsld. Any individual or USE :0sZc'PsIWs fist such rserud.ot$eia wlfl 10 uusaldaral a'a 'a-aj an The &are.1ds copyrigtt and will be held liable tar s ukdw l.A. Mw. SEMINOLE COUNTY BLOOD BANK 13021. B.csed Slyest Florida Blood Bank HOURS FOR DONORS: Mon., Tu., & Thur. 3:30 In 8:00 P.M. W.dn.sdsy & Friday 9:00 to 2:00 P.M. Branch of Central . _~r -. II . .-' ...... .-- ''.. ........ - v - .-.-. •.. -. .- .• '-, -. - --'..--.-.----. _'______ Seminole ' __•4_ , , ' . ILULUOIa .1 I rF I . . - I .. , - , ........... .. - - t - outing. - ' t .t ' Ch eeting - ,. . Si' :; - wu4wv TRY ONE OF OUR MATCHABELLI çj c&&ni k 9~_Ul ff.- mf,..,;; Short-cuts I,-` Brilliant, tender. . Fall's own fragrance to beauty! GET YOUR FALL HAIRDO NOW! Cologne $2.50 and $3.50 - .,- JY , I'' " %, . . 10"~ %".~, " . if 11 '_ i /7 ' , Madam Margo .01 SPECIAL (THRU W[DHESDAY) Also available in: Cologne Spray Mist $2.00 and $3.00 2.50 Perfumed Dulling Powder Perfume Creme Sachet ZOO and other accessory hums Palmist & Advisor FIRST-OF-WEEK CLAIROL SILK 'N SILVER W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA roo She Advises on 411 Problems of Love, Sickness and Business Styled, WIGSSOd C ut, Tlst.d Jack & Jean's 311.1051 SANFORD PLAZA ., -'s ""' : - ,- ____ I , '" S ~ . I. :.1 I '"' BEAUTY SALON 321.2041 HOURS - S A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY Located In WINTER PARK. FLORIDA 989 Orlando Ave. (HI-Way 17.92 N.) For Appt. Call 644.4941 ' I N N D I Xl E fir - for t' r P1'-'' ' I J iersortas sign NO APPOINTMENT NICISSARY - '- . inure uds . ..1. .. (laugter s It -. -. ' T. Srv• 3*2.1242 • . $ MILLS UN W QVIEOD ft N1W* 415 ..... . ,.. Ranch - : sara PIPES CN$10515 .155" AVAILA1III 50$ TRAINING, 01 AIR 1*21 SO Flyino *11L. -. • 410 . - AVIATION PRODUCTS Personals . ' . - - .1. lk. S1s,d, Funds 1550 '.. , illI i n d TWO . ' . . it pays to shop at home" The Stork?? I Santord ' - VW* ' . . I '... A • • - . . ' 4_•. -- . . ' money . Club Meeting ing - . Of to ______ . Suicide Prevention Program Highlight ________ ACHIEVEMENT! W - ______ ' - , hope A :,'' -• .- - • ' ' _____ __. ______________________ you .. - Agency ___ 'titer in n , rr'at1i I ,. niip - ut1iirb ' . , t u.."is S0REFEET With Luncheon Ceremony Rear '"'- I _____________ -- i us Begins New Season caused by lieBary Business and sented The c I .i: I'I'1 tW1 Vt 0111,11) s LItili . Ru '4t MARY ANN , t' . i CORNS AND CALLOUS will 'n'n ii," I'll •ç ( en ,'iii .dn(ira Lee Spencer, firm (if Sirei Webster, Cren misi Mr aid %fri Professional %Vonicn's Club held and Mrs. .1 ul:a Opiola. Amoii i1oy %fmr of the "" a ttending were Severe pain and soreness aro S their .me iing on 1 ridas S pt din ., e r o,' P,i. .inel Mrs. Ralph' 8 laW eNi l'olley in Syracuse. will mike their home in Syra- Point rinhity Club I ts d'ncr meeting Tuesday the 'linihel caused by pressure of met Sept. the Plantation Room Bert L-derhaus, Marie Accardi, 16, ! p.m at the l)eltiry I'. Speicer of Claverack, N. y. Alter a trip to Muntc4r.i Bay, cuse. night it. at the home of Mrs. Fred Crick, eons and e r i t i emlloinsion helen Stripp, !li'arice Muller, ('omn';mnitv Presi - (LU was iarrii'l Saturday afterat the Deflary Restaurant. MISS Tllert"a !risnn, Belly Zueli, Hose 1' .1009 Ce'ola Dni'.'e, Lnke. rhiprnbieni often makes lifo .'ill pi-i'sitk' 110011, 4'[)t m1.4er.-%hlt-. Treat this condition 10, 11166, to Newton ____ •llelen Snodgrass presided In Sally Ann N"kkr, Mary Ann Mrs l.liziibeth I". Springer. for tl'ieir first mentingg, of the : the modern way with "Zeet for , I- - the ibsence of the president, 1,ed"i"mus. Marlee Grein, 110- pre.sident of tll(- Volllsi,l Comity S. %V;!(!y .11%, soil of Mr. and , _____ The r me et every other nos out overnight and with in C, ( day's hard skin peels off. .iie '.1 sp .ikt r John n y arnet I isa' fhomp'ou, ill be i ThUr .11 I ii OmCM of ti'ie var.. 'n (lii ist Church, hlu(lson Muller ga e the mn ocahlon ith bert *httl'od feel lice new \IIs lh'tts l)a of Viola eone Au 4 re ltriiikmin torn' I inns a, mhers to pUriie favor. 1f..iel Salute to the Flag foIloIng 'L I)eL4ie'd ill present %oC'aI solos N \ and To Peck to tuec iruar'%nt.ee at your druggist. A h Mrs. Tenna Sharp introduced 1114 ceremony was performed the product of McPhail LeL't'rc %crc read from the and (I I,'ls (,iee lets ,it the door Foil twing 1unchmtnn it th e spesker , Dr. Maria Perez of ~~, , Lahnritocj . . . ill '-" \l N Willl.i in Lakeman by the Ite%erend ii. Iloardman spoke on "Care presi'krit mud Ruth lIon I letter Oflhi m meeting, doorprizes Sanford. who Jones A "u ption at Winding 1. She stated that of Davt.in,i Beach, asking for a .iml Ia nec It Ashe's of yo' Skin." "" , it, served follow. Brook Country Club. Valatie, N. A t,-a %vill be rain Opek It rained so badly D ') Brnnk4 met \frs Ray i(PllOttd • evening she was to be the ing the business meeting and V. .Iohnson DOWNTOWN SANFORD sues, th e element needs good the The bride was gien in marwish for another Inemliers are uiged to attend Others attending were '1rs and speaker, her are, urotein and minerals e' .. this fi.'t metlfl).. of the .ison riage Ls her father . She wore cate, but Is date ,as granted : A. T. Smi5h. Mrs. R. R. %faples. that rkrn looks deli c. 1. . - a candielight peau (IC sole gown ,: den, Mrs. Fred Smith. 1rs, really tough. ,., . I gracet:ily accented by a reJerry chtefer , \irs Edward A Dessert Card Party planay to Kill luOVil tit Chapel train The Em Parrott and \LN lttze Holly ned for Mnnda Oct 24, at 7 -pire bc'lico and Kabuki sleeves , P 0. p in at the Fire Recreation Hall. , con lace. Her lace mantilla . ..4, ". J ; ", ~._J".,,'',r -" ;&:. ; .I .l''e:r' . . ... imiate. he'd her gown. She carried P ELDERLY SAVVY 11 ca ide bouquet of ,,irdenias O C .1 H' it (I introducing the i B) .AE LASSI LB1 Hill DURHAM N C (UPI)-Ile .inel hues of the -val ley 4 I hli club was the first order irtercsting and inspirlflg ,~ , ..,i :: • Mrs Linn Hyde of Syracuse •searh at a number of medical !u.iness fur the new presiwas presented to the of was :imtron of honor. The other centers including Duke lini- program Yuuug Wuiiieis Club ot South (1e11t, \:t'. Iltib"rt Mom-c. 'T were Miss Nancy attetl(f.shIlS Ways 011(1 Mtlil. ciiuiItmaii, versity here, shows that the SO Seminole Thursday nicht by a .. , - . , I ! r rt,~. called "learning deficit" of old- volunteer member of the "We -1I r-S - Jvail Grvvnstein, was Miss E:lev Iloberts, all from . .. 1, le j: 2 '17V. . I "I ~ Sr. will reLzrel. to learn that Ale I k". er persons isn't nearly so great Care" suic;de prevention pro- given ,, ppi,oval by the club to New York City. They were . ,. lill(I i s coafined to Orange Memorial I I , ~' .S. ta -, .r, grain a' 1he first meeting of tilt._ ma ke 10ans for thc first f , as is generally believed. ~r . `;,,, 'im_ I I dr(--od alike in moss green 4~1 Hospital, lrlando. with aack 11-4 ,.. Dr. Carl Eisdorfer. coordina- year 1-t ]d at the Scitith Semitiole raisiol, project for llic year, . U1('i(' gowns. ______ .. i: nipire style I IUJUr': Jie' CXe'et.i to be iim,s. 1 LIiIel\', en 1 lOji. r . tor of th e Duke Center for Bank. . . . llL'a(t))iet us were' Flie'i i. \V:i yne 'i'nkl, .social MtPit.11i4t.'(l ion 'ihout two weeks. Or".in:zed under liii direction Study f Aging and Human Dca . . dli fllO . i- ' V'-"nehu tricorns that 1ii' Iii chairman, an, 0IllU)iitlUt'(I Uris sir (Inc.- Lasts Jisintha the adage "you of :n" Orange County Mental veloprnent, 'i ii ( lulL , II'l'I0Ii • ii 1 fl5 (111111(1 tui imicimila Jitniiiy Louise Steak!ey, 1. plan is Clii Lii Control roaches and ants the can't teach old dogs new tricks" Ile.u't5i Assocmtiein tii upw I1e.e5 ilitilliS. of Mr. and Mrs. .1. M.,.. tb'.'ir husbands has been e'arni"l yellow fugi 011(1 an fact. The stafed b)' volunteer workers, fiction th tl way-brush Johnston's i4inn lis'cle was best mail. Steaey, 3102 Country Club . coat. MRS. EW ON S. \ ILEY, JR. research aims to restore prow- who uiisel with those contem- schtIi',ed for Dec. 3, No-Roach. colorltsa . S were John Spencer, -Roa'l. Project chairman, Mrs. Lynn Ushit' been accepted for . ess to the minds and memories plating taking their own lives. is Ltiethve for month easy \Vi• adm'ion to David Lmpscmnb ing Welcoming the guests of the Key, ahiii'JUIiCc(i that the club hrotlu"r of the bride; John of older persons. to use. No need to move e1iah$ ,', - - Co ll eg'm, Nashville. 'I'wmn , in the will ccl iniw its siupilort of the ley, br,.th:r of the bridegroom; Of tOQd UUm1eSI to pets. fall quarter. A 4radti.lte of ScmSerni'iclt' Junior College for- Bruc: Kenaii and Edward BellL rowinc Final for Lyman High Jaliltu. mole Ili, School, Mths Steak. 'V peIwe'r, iiiottict of the M. (;trde:m By I.ILt BAKER Sciwni gr iduate': its its mum and decided t to- Icy .vmIl h. an elementary ccliiCfl gold wheat wore a bride', W:m vr Walker. on sf tmII 'iI:l,',,rar t.ipc',inh, proj't 'l'Jw I und, initiated by rate 'h'.'re i their sembb'• made of l)iseree and h.. :'I.il. h. t iq ""h h''in S'" lil t .. urn,,. WrIL..r r&it,,rn.l tn matcuig accessories. 11cr con- the University of South Florida They found a desirable spot to goo.l use this st'inester. sage tas ('ymbidiunt orchids. in '1' imnpa over the weekend. wlicr,. many tu)lks such as th emselves were camping. The Mrs. Wiley, the hridcgroont's Walter has three semesters inotii'r. wore an olive green bt.for.b finishing his course in BoyLs .'njoyed their experience IA & silk outfit with accessories to Engiocering. inhIncrIc'ly and met interesting ______. match. She wore' a corsage of pcop'-. 'l'he plan an outing ("1 i ange M yellow orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle every weekend, touring and The brute attended the Mary had a very new experience over vi.itiu, a!! or F'lorida. Sky Anchors 1 oastmistrcss A. llur:tham School, Nurthaznpthe tl')lidav We'e'Ae'fld. They left Club II.IS ZIflflt)iii1CC(I the ''Guest rn, ... Itntu.i.tu ,h.. h.......l..... e_..,.,............ .. I ti Day" meeting (:i;dmt)e;iui,ischIilofite en nut knowing in which direc Mrs. Elmer RIee were 9 Stld: 14 aL u:iu a.m. at the First I"eU- tailing, lto.tou, Mass. lion w go. Upon reaching the Mrs. Sari N.'wmaxi and three era! J!niidi''g has been changed Mr. Wiley was graduated highw:iy they saw a Cypress dau..:' ers of litusvifle. to Holy Cross Parish Hall on ft'oiii y i a c us e (Jaiversity, ___________________________________________________________________________________________ the same date. School of Architecture', class of Guests and new members will '63, where lie was a ineniber be weboiiied at this nwcting. of Alptia Chi Rho. lie' is with the by PRINCE ( Herald Area Correspondents given Sept.. 13, 1966 - Page 5 hard _______________________ tjon In Church arrie 6antarb i4tralb ' INSURANCE I M 'r . I Zbe Hobbv.0 Club . - Side wery two guests WL*Iey, Jr. LSS Spencer, N. So . ~ I pre- Tea-Meet ing .", .. -, . Quotes 3. 'I'llele DeBary Slates - Appreciation For 4 I Of .T 0 I ., Club Wouian's e Barbs To I 11 i I I ." ThBy MRS. JOHN LEONI,' I . M aria Perez Gives Tips On Skin Care To BPW Club I .Ili ~ Late Thought For I i Stale 1)(.111m. I'll t it. Mixectilive Collmliffee. 60i birthday aiiniversary of the Sonflnole Cloillity DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN FRI. EVENINGS ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMLi �'4' 'I - - -- n 1! - In' E xmC oach Relives mitted The Good Old Days ~~ ! '. M , ~ ., ''... "C _____ , J ;.. ~ ~ ~ V . . - .1~ ,- _! ... , I . ~'F~'~k_- "'; .11 ."','"I" 't' ..,"'` I Sept. 18, 1966 -- 5~1, . % ( AP ) — Wally Butts former head football coach at the University of Georgia. say's he secretly met with influential Florida representatives to discuss coaching the Gatnrt. "1 WjLR never offered the coaching Job at Florida outright, I but we did talk about my coaching at Florida," Butts said In a chapter he wrote In "Go Gutora," due for publication Sept. 22. Butts said he met three times "with Florida representatives who had Influence on the coaching setup." "1 neither wanted nor received any publicity on these see-t'i talks," Butts Is quoted as saying in the book by Arthur Cnhh. managing editor of the Pensacola Journal. i Butts who uses the Georgia-Florida game in Jacksonvil le I zw thr setting for his rememberanees, Is now nut of football and living in Atlanta, Ga. "Bow ran I ever think of Thilverafty of Florida football without remembering all those games we played in Jacksonvifle," he writes. "It was always a big social event as well as a game and I thoroughly enjoyed It. "They used to put the Florida fans right in back ni the 6— P . Ak l.."~ - ~ W' :,,:, ` .4' . K:1,'_!1,'1.t- j. "j. oi, L ~ ' '. ... 91~_ 1 le _'. . II ..~ , ' '?AT ' 4~ N ki -~ "' - f'(P;aIItIt jot, of neo ny i n,00n 'riietropolitn n' Sii n I 11W E tlefiet 'rn'tro i .. asselberry . - •. - - - ____________________________________________ ______ — Xq, missing when picture was takey' Kcm Martin; Centers Leslie Green — 51, Roy flunn -52; Guards Barney Headrick — 61, Sam Pnrrish — 62, Skip Underwood — 63, Gordon Ileyer — 64 and Billy Miller. (Herald Photo) — Clash With W State 7~7 ! a ildwood Friday Longwood---Is Grid Obscurity Over? Sports News _______ I ______ 11, , .. _____ 6 '' -- -. .T..-. . , spo - a 12 do it 0 to ti U of di 0 11 Keglers Cal 11.1 $1 as Loop Lead ' 5th In O Pair Games - ----- All L 111' ------- O - - ' A LA • — B introduce he I - — -. r..;,.1 I ---a-' • — " -- _ '. ,t ':- ., :. ' s' ' :a. - _________________________________________ 1 7 : .., 4, . '41 . r .:.. ! . H • - ' - !' ' ' '.', fl ,t ', - ". Largest Budget ' FALSE _____ _______ ______ . _______ I De Ba ry itre uepartnient. i Lyman DE Club Clinic Mothers Names Officers Plan Coffee uunmnes, u so - v -"- ---------'- - ------------- — Near V. IF1 IIIVI haven't even shaved yet. :. . -Ai"', INSUR _ H01 11_A E F1 B111011111E 11.S Plumbing, H.atlng berry. secretary, and Mrs. George Weirich, Forest City, treasurer. Outgoing oflicers Garret C o y I e-, Cusaelberry, Laws 317-319 ELM Mrs. John Brewer, ecretury, and Forest City, Cassel. Christmas, 13 Mrs. J. berry, treaau.acr. chalrnian; ,. Z~ .% .r______ Air Conditioning - dsld.n, Pumps sad Piping QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 '' - & AVE. T.I. 322.0852 SANFORD, .a" ~JNI Wkkll tt numt j g P1*. 9 500 West First Street bow" - STANDARD] OIL Telephone 322.0375 I I t -- - - - - . - -— . ________________ civasi ,W-. . I V lUrAW a • I :1 I . --,- ''.'-- FARRELL'S _ Longwood OKs 'I-' ' EVERY DAY .... ., an independent turban area. 4 ey COST MOlE - Member -.. . . Sets S SPECIALS (..e.ai,a., . .,4,'• " 1 4 1. . L.L. Auxiliary Trojans Face • ., ...' '' -- - -m -" _-_. - •-.-,-.--..---..-,-...'-.-'-----.-'-------. .-. - - -- '_- high ruality befitting Quality, development instead of jn't quantity growth should he IIAI1I4AN I11tNON ban roinctions. hanson said. encouraged, with residential sut "Thus by 1999, if Sanford city for the area now occupied by divtsfnn provided with paved limits Inclittle all of what. we 1 treet& curbs, gutters, drainage, I toivu' called flit' Sanford area, the Sanford 4avaI Air Station, adequate lot sizes, water and the city will have 97,700 a'ror,s - (Th is would include 'n air- se'er facilities and adequate about f'thtiiV11leflt- to time prese.? port). fire and police protection. city population of Orlando," "Itnad proposals in the plan I "Shopping areas should he at lI,,,in prCtlictt'(l. include the 2Mh Street e'ten- central points of access. Corn"Downtown Sanford will con- sion with an interchange on 1-4 merclal strips along hIgayi tlnne to he a major commercial and the Osteen bridge road fr om create congestion. Places for r& l,ai'irt'st. t,iutli,'t Ili the hisrenter," Hanson saId. lIe adderl Sit .t t sit creation picnic are.is, playtn'y of flit' city of f,onrwootI that the city will be much larger "The most important pro- grounds and community tadliwill b. diSu'IISseul by council than it is now with major ne,p,,q,,I.,q are a controlled access ties .thnuld he encouraged. ultii'ing work session at. 7:30 partment stores and perhaps Lake Mary Parkway, running "The Sanford of tomorrow will - — ever I "Ahrive all. Sanford must pre- serve . both central urban and cuibtir GRAPEVUNLE Big Test High ' in this will unique In that It will perform - aUeU .. . tion must be provided. Tiler#- nre jorpsently approxi- Enter Colleges 3-2 M.P.h.1 i 7 Oviedo Students — I - 'ential presents great problems. ,ieh as water. sewer and re-reation. schools, tibraries and tnrq. Adeqtiate traffic cirrula- .• WSCS To Meet I Casseiberry 92 'Save' The Pros 111 ' cans. - MLIP irdh ' Ua , Alle - dicteni. This rernendotis growth pro. . 'Coff ee Can Parade' La unched B K Of Cs — 4IIY td j r as tin nreii h(oIruIed on the west by 1 4, on the north by f,ake Monroe. rrn the PaSt, by Cameron Avenue, the 4ovnl Air Station antI SR 427 nrul or, the south by ivrins Itonol in Lake Mary. rrnitely people area. Y 1)fl Sanford the — Sciuriner lot ------- '1 Site Purchased For Library — Lead B y .00 tv, . •'" ftanoy ________ t ums Cop Mh j'. ______ ' city thiizi Lb . r (if 'tc(ov .Ietpnrt. the Recline 1cto (i'pe Kennedy precway And the nev Finrlrh Technn!ot Fmncnn pre- 1 _______ - — — ---- ' Holler Cops ii . _______ OW * ó I'lonning \ n Paces Tight Trio 11 ' , 2 -s : Ir '. $ ' the _ ,;Ilr .. 'i ..~~W%lm ----- ( ' Difference Friday night could determine 01W champs last three go ulotug with their Irfmis Tfm. Lyman Greyhounds ' ID6 MIAMI (AP) Coaches I In Brief tough.' !TC1Lt deal about this year's years. which is always Fotithall Schedule: think t' up the Jljami a This contest should shove one Watkins, a senior was an all Sept. 16 — Wildwood WildDolphins' offense to make the Orange Belt Conference Title two teams into the lime- OBC end lust fall and was cuts' tA); Sept. 2 Open Knicks Get Cazzie difference Sunday against flue stake when the 'Hounds from of Apopka Blue NEW YORK (AP) The New Buffalo Bills in their American J,ongwood, ready to emerge light as a honafide enntendty .lohnson's favorite thrg"t during dale; Sept. 10 — York Knicks. doormats of the the seRson in which time Cats , Darters' (A); October Footnail League game at But- from gridiron obscurity, meet for the conference crown, tale, the tough Wildwond Wildcats, Coach Dick Copeland of Ly- won seven and lost two. Witt-: Titusville Terriers (H); Oct. National Basketball Association ____________________________ Coach George Wilson sized up man is ready for a slice of the kins switch to quurterh:irl. - 14 Oak Ridge Pioneers (A); the past seven years. may have the Dcflphlns defense as satis• pie after three years in which should improve ju' already Oct. 21 DtLnnd Buhldogs unlocked the door to the play. in practice is more touchdowns eight games. Although some- includes halfimel; Perry Meier, J ackets * (A); Nov. 4 — Sanford ze Russell 1965's college baato tip the balance between Mi• what lacking in size and depth, Ray Phifer and A rchie Lowry. S'minnles (Homecoming); Nov. kt'tbaii player of the year. we ye now go a real good, ami :!nd some teams which Copeland will counter ti t (, 11 Kissimmee Kowboys the Greyhounds have several young basketball team." said have kept the Dolphins out of LiN top notch perforniers and should Cats' new passer with an aerial I (A): Nov. 18 — Lakeview Red Eddie Donovan, general the win column by only a few only S I (fl); Nov. 28 — make a strong bid if not hump- dnfenc which allowed only Bishop er of the Knicks, who have not points. Ken Martin spun a cool 228 ct-ed by Injuries. pass completions and 887 yards i'mloorf' Hornets (H). With BILL VINCENT JIL most tackle boxes. They are The 'Hound mentor feels, how- passing all last season. * Denotes Orange Belt Con- made the playoff since 1959. game for high honors in the Fistiin' is slow but here i am much "We don't expect Cazzie to tear easier to come by than League at Jet Lanes while ever, that Leesburg and DeLand The 'Hound defenders: Paul ference Games. again, lt,s been just about a thehope league, but we have a PALM BEACH GARDENS pacing the Sanford Auto Parts are the teams to beat in the Lambert, Bob Eldridge, Dave I The .lunior Varsity schedule:up year clnse the last fithing eel. t& persistence needed to me. It of for him." (AP)--Leaders in the PGA San- taunt to a four-game romp over OBC. Straughn and Mike Hargis; I Sept. Ill — Lakeview (A); OflI, 30 11 You will just bear nipulate them . . S S ____ _ tnvrnament Were a tightly- the 3ridges Studio team. ClarMoreover, Copeland Is defi.. should be even better this time Sept. 22 — Sanford (H): Sept. wIth me, we will see how the Nightfi.hbi Is a r that iors packed trio going Into today's ence 1"ogg backed him up with nitely not overlooking the Wild- around. 24 — New Smyrna Beach (A); anglin is doing around our area. nut 0 caiUiig final round. Fight Set "" a fine 541 series, =li but PS cats. The Greyhound s' offensive Oct. 6 — I)eLand (H); Oct.. here goea. e. Several HOUSTON (AP) — Cassius Henry Castillo led at 70, two Harry Pentecost was the 9 don't know what. to really will depend heavily on the Last week end there was alot MINN Apopka (H); Oct. 80 may Clay and Houston's Cleveland IaPueI ougb. durL4 strokes better than par, at the other star In the City League expect from Wildwood," says heaves of quarterback Hargis to Ocoee A); Oct. 27 out but I havenl each ietrieve.. And — Kissim. Wil li ams are expected to appear ' mid- action with a 223/579 series that the 'Hound coach. heard of to many big catches, fleas Is evMout when lees than second annual tourneys ends Dan Overton and Bruce nwe (A). in the Astrodome within the 0 yards of dweline is cov. point. Jules Blanton of West helped the TK Potato Chip team the water is still pretty warm "I do know they've lost some Stuart. Pius the thrust by Lam - i week, armed with Ink pens InPaint Beach and Bert Montrea- to a three-point win over the good boys Including Hump John- i)ert front his fullback 1)ORltiOtt, so that might be the trubble. ered per hoar, stead of boxing gloves. sor of Sarasota carded 71s in Buzzards. Pete Petersen was son, a real fine signal caller. In tune with this sluggish Monday's Fly fihbg around the area Eldridge poses us the chief opening round on Promoter Ear] Gilliam of the right +n there also as he con- However, Coach Dwight Maples outside threat at right halfback was pretty slack, but you pace, fish respond in aløw nm- PGA" 6.418-yard west Texas Boxing Enterprises concourse. tribued a 550 series and GUIT5' have to have a nick for hard tion. Every slight snag or IntP their nw queiittibsek while Sl.ruugiin and sOpilUIflorE I firmed Monday that Clay, the lismu to go fly fithing, cause must he treated as a zlk.e, Fox uelped with a 205/552 Butch Watkins is even better. hove Pinnick are waging a but24-year-old unbeaten heavy. you have to work, Instead of ease off of the line when it Secondary Rapped serie.. If that's true they should cer- th for time tither starting i,ncl;weight champion, and Williams. The Bob Borsdorf was again the resting. hangs up, Summer lankors take TALLAHASSEE (AP) have it strong off"n"e to fi.'Id 1u,st. .33. have agreed to fight in the — performance of the defensive stalwirt for the Jet Lanes Richard Mower caught a nise baits slowly, T1'. t'lmnrofesjoiiaI Handicap Astrodome in November. a four-point sweep s W.hi proper lures and a will- secondary was critized Monday squad in 7½ pound large mouth Bass over the Cook's Corner team Bowlinw, League er,ded it seawith a blue worm on light spin- ingnes to fish In the dark, pre- by Florida State Couch Bill Pet which showed Hatchett Ray son I: .' Ttmesoia' With the fbidicteol fishing lung tackle while out of sUccess can be achieved, Orson. B R W; Split A series. 111)1 disciplined the leudint: with a 50 'Tii''rt Crowe s camp friday morning. claim toe Mercury folks. ir' 1olor!. tt'ttin squeaking TOLEDO. Ohio (A?) — AusGeorge Beers was in fine we'd like at tam point ," he lUuore at been catching one to if someone brags about loud:hrmi,.m with one-game mar- tralian and United States Davis ning to go into any howling form as he pounded out said, dec li three buss this ize every day lag a stringer these lint summer ZIfl Iiv'r BaJuoc'k Furniture Cup players split a pair of sina 211/558 for the leading San1 1/2 for the past week using the night, quit doubting his claims, detail on the dcficlencies. team. gles matches here Monday night ford Heating and Air conditionsame plastic worm Go along and see how It's done. Officers el ected for tIii term on their exhibition tennis tour. 4 ing team in a four-game sweep Hurt Have you ever tried fishing at At the least you won't be battiBy Associated Pre-Ms are ;resident Gordon Senum-t; with Yankee ace Dennis Ralston lag A hair line over the Zuckerman's Auto spinning MiAMI (AP) crowds. night with and bait The Black Maxers have dived underground. but the %'N• presut'nt, Duane Goembel, whipping Roy Emerson. • fracture of his hand will keep Parts team who received some Blue Berets are soaring higher and higher. casting equipment, well partner and '11"11x'v ticasurer, Jim Bill Bowery of Australia deli you can,t get a boat to go Bill Schirmer out of University nifty b'w1ing from Doug Owens you arc in for a treat, If you Two members of the Blue Berets, relief pitchers Brcw4'r Amniozgg :hose teams feated Charlie Pasarell, NCAA 1t't fishing you mjØg try of Miami's first two football with a 526 series. try it. Ron Perranoski and Phil Regait, wiped out the New reprvn1ed at the meeting I champion from UCLA, 7-5. 3-6, •ØS Doe Iting ro games, against Colorado in fishing off of the sea wail lled a fine 218/538 York Mets Monday night and helped the Los Angeles ''0r( :ptikt'stucn f or Badcock 6-2. but Ralston's big serve Boulder Saturday and Florida series while pacing Trophy Dodgers to. their -fifth straight Give me ii jig or an ell—or Old lake monroe, ft, victory, :t 3-2 decigion. Fiirn,;.r. Hoikrs Motors, 17- sank Emerson 7-5, 9-7. being State ..n the Orange Bowl the Lounge ID U direeguinc WAD The triumph increased the done solboth—;5nd I'll find fish and fore a many ---flt.- Sale.,;, Roger's Chicken , over the Autunetics team. Year, and what I have ee is following week. itude." %'TRR Dodgers' National League lead call Monday night with the Treat, Radio, Pinecrest At a time of year when vu- WOW' good luck for land to l',4 gumes over second-place Dodgers trailing 2-I. Perretnoski Liggt.;t Rvxu11, Sanford Atlan- Another Sandy cationiag fishermen show up fishermen. Some Of the catchtic National Batik, Oviedo Jay NEW YORK (A?) Jack Jr. Pittsburgh and 2I over third- struci: out the first In the greatest numbers, and es are shell cackeis, luem, six men he CCC'S Florida Public Utilities Kemp, the Buffalo Bills' soreplace San Francisco, both idle. faced, tying a league record When fish expose themselves the perch, cat fish and ever so for and In the only other game, Califor- relievers, then blanked the Mets tion.Pwicu., Benevolent Associa- armed quarterback, admits he's least, positive statements such often a few nice Bass. _____ been throwing with pain, but nia edged American League- for two more innings, as Los' OttWr teams Well that dredge has finally ia this is apt to me met with w hing is to join, he isn't about to start worrying (1.5. Angeles grabbed a leading Baltimore lead. moved out of the lake, and the ridIc.ie. as well as individual appli cants, about becoming the Sandy KoufThe Maxers Yet, a good fisherman can drudging has came to a halt, , however, tened When the left-hander gave up should be on hand tonight at ax of the American Football down their victory celebrations a leadoff single to Ken Bayer in 8:30 take a combination of lot-wea- and when the water clears It p m. League. after the antics were criticized, the ninth. Manager Walter Alther lulls and tepid tempera- should be some pretty good Ti i#' UU The Blue Berets, on the other Stan culled on Regan. The rightIVqu I V 1W tures tind still put together a anglin off shore, and I hear that U heavy ,tring of table-boUnd fish, a bunt landing will also be ihand, carry out their antics on bander got pinch hitter Chuck say the exports at Mercury Out- stalled, semliar to the old one A bill designed to "save" the field, and the only criticism 11111cr to force Buyer at second, WASHINGTON (UPI) - bourdF, And, they add, It's the that ;Hunched so many craft professional football and allow the National and Amer they get is from the tvanis they then ended the game by inducottom-wrigg11ng baits that usu- over the years, sure do hope Ups ing Cleon Jones to ground into a ican leagues to merge was introduced Monday by Wil- beat. the job. free ot double play. The Berets, the Dodgers' brilcharge. ally do ham C. Cramer, R-Flu. secret of e real tile Noticed that Seminole and 11owvcr. Jim Fregosi drove in live Calhunt relief corps that received Cramer's bill is designed to permit merged operabecau se of the team's i(orniu runs with a double and a I the name uaing these provfl offerings is Vohwia Counties have really 1967, and save the 24 existing when. During late summer, let got a good thing going, the lake tioim of both leagues by _____________________________ blue bath, merely sit out In the grand-slam hunter, but the An____________________________ financial possible franchises swimmers and skiers monroe th park at is, at 1 th e old bullpen, wait until a Dodger gels needed a disputed run in daytime by prohibiting pro telecasts of th fishermen water; losses, lake monroe bout boal. e enjoy pitcher gets trapped In the mid- the eighth inning for the victory games on any Friday after 6 It,s about N % flnithed score best at night. Cramer sued refusal of the of enemy fire, then come in over the Orioles, who dropped The choice of experienced *id should be itial to Emanuel Ceiluur, b-N.Y., to aide '' and snuff out the threat. their fourth straight game. THE SAFEanglers under present condi- the IWo UNIItles When It is the league with their proposed Regan, whose 13 victories and Bob Rodgers dashed home )UR LOVED tions it any of the different 16 saves make him the beet Ber- from third as second baseman merger could have made the AVEL THIS AUention bird hunters it,s league vuneraible to federal types of jigs or plastic worm itt, even wrote a fight song for Dave Johnson threw out Willie that adorn rind eel rigs .1 about that time again, and or pork the group, a pa rody of the song Smi th at first and slid under the titrust law suit. ON DUN. noUce some real nice dove "Caller has reportedly told of the Green Berets, a branch of throw home from first baseman :5. fields in the seminole area, NFL Commissioner Pete Rotthe U.S. Army now fighting In Bong Powell. The Orioles Stepper LOS ANGELES (AP) VIM Nam. argued vehemently and unsucPAWS (UPI) — French trot- some have charges and others tulle to go ahead with the marare hunt your own risk. at Perranoaki eessfully that Rodgers was out. and Began gut the Southern California's Trojans, ger but thut his House Judictor iLoqueplue, winner of RunWhiri You might hunt zry ommuuoe wounu 1101. . WI- beaten out o! the Ruse bowl day's i'riz be LeTole at VIM- make cure Uuit you have the on Uct legislation to accomplish assignment in the final four cosines in record time, has been owuer' permission to hunt signed to run In the United his land, and obey all safety the merger," Cramer said in a minutes of the deciding game 4-, statement. Nations trot at. Yonkers Race- rules lust November, will again be IT "These danuigue could wipe a powerf ul con tender in the race way Oct.. lii. ON 1 00 hANDS ; ;A'l'I'ENTION FIIH!RMEN out professional football and this autumn. AND WISHEItWOMEN;;;; The Tropans get their first New If you catch a large flit or coUld exceed the combined inTIRES CHICAQO (UPI) — Louis- large quanhty of fish, let me 'me of all the frunchises, test Saturday at Austin against 405 W. l. ST. vile Downs in Kentucky was ad- know and 1,11 try my best to should anyone initiate a suit," a highly regarded Texas Long iswv iy.0 & OOIA _____ iu&ld Cramer, born team, Harness Iiiioe the ranking Reand It could be a 322451 juittod to the Set it tu my colom, this Is what IZI.16U AICAD PACKAP( STOU rough one. Ten years ago at Tracks of America as the 8th helps make a good jut story, publican art the committee. COITI MONT Sip frtilnw&,iu' a.nni. &. ii ('ra,na.r .aai.1 +1..W. kfli wi.t,I,l Austin, the last time the teams OPEN DAILY 9 A.M..6:I5 P.M. sue or ,w ii WHEEL BALANCING WHIL ALIGNMENT 310 LFIIST SANFORD pletkau of a 51-night naugurid It In to me; Knee deep ut out protect attendance at college met, the Trojans ran off with FINANCING whh NO Cauvps WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS - and high school football g the cot M-O. meeting Satumday. doors ~. - Zoninçj Law . - - ,. - --- - --- •i it what the riti7enq of ; , , p.m. today. Ali attempt will be and final adoption until the Cit- year. "hotels, restaurants and other interchange on 1-4 and beyond Sanford make it with their cornPlaits for the event, for to part it flown H i7ens of the city had further which ho in an resort facilities will he needed to the proposed Wekiva State munity pride," Hanson concludlocation will be -5' • -. effort to rl'ai')I ,IL'r,'cqv,pnf , in connection with the fine ma- Park opportunity to study it. Lego announced, were begun at the ed. all nwmnia'rs of the hoard 50 rina now beIng built on Lake remarked, "There are a large nssocintjofl' opening int'etiiug ''This would give the southtluiit. it. ran Ia' 811o1)t('iI on three Monroe...he dt'rl;,recl. number of non-conforming pro of w Mrs. Vfllinm _______ em part of the Sanford area a Worry .4 eotmsi'vutivt' readings nit. regular thr' downtown "Surrounding new perties In the I ordinance and Strest president, in charge. major east-west arterial and nuceting in October. I TEETH area should he an area of apart. direct access to the state park. many people will he surprised Principal ,lamvs Murray in- I The budget as originally ments. town houses, luxury con- "At. Sanford Avenue, the Lake Slipping or irriag? to find their properties are non- trnu1uctI members of the fimi'" pr.'par..ii totals antiripaterl t' dominiurns along the lakefront. fates conforming." ulty and members of the P1'. Don't be 'mb.rr$aItid byor1OI \Iiry Parkway turns south and jmenuiitiirps $139,715.78 w I t drnpptfla obb1lfl,$ Time lake shore from the present becomes the Lake .Tessup Cause- vh.n supping. Councilman Edith Duerr re- executive board were introti2 taut. Jsee 'jots alt, - time three largest Items on nr hut'iiti urbanized area west. to !-'I and Wif. This road would cross Lake' *prtflkle * ltttle? rsgr minded that the ordinance has duced by Mrs. Segrest. This pleasant powter val I the water _______ department, buiitnl- south to the Atlantic Coast Line Jessup. skirt the eastern side ram*rab1e manes of added cemfo been "tinder study for a period Murray discussed bus si op ings, ;marks and grounds and track should be a park area. / nd meurtty by holding plates moes of years," that it is the "best safety rules and asked mothers . 1 of North Orlando and connect1 .1irmly. No gum the police department. t 51 alIas mOn-add). r..a "A major Industrial park, with the proposed lntercounty 1 .tp*.s zoning ordinance which can be to supervise the young chil1Iatanvdrugceunt Anticipated revenue t ______ it three among the largest In the metroobtained at this time and flCCCS- dren at the stops. mills taxation (a .50 Increase politan area, Is recommended sary for the growth of the city." It announced more volover last year) is $129,573 When citizens in the audience unteei-s are needed to servo as with largest amounts of revrecommended the adoption, room mothers and in the 1 ernie expected I % from cigarette . % %%, 11 I .1 Lego relented and voted in favor school clinic 811(1 was reported I I tax $35,000, ad vulorern tax of , , I "b" I of the second reading. membership now totals 233 $20,029 andutility tax at 11. In other business, council in. with hopes it 100 per cent $20,000. structed City Attorney Kenneth goal soon will be attained. ___________ According to budget to he Mcintosh to prepare an amend- Group photographs of DR. FRANK LEONE discussed tonight, the water n mont to the ordinance which re children will be made this I department will operate during gulates the sale of alcoholic Thursday. Purchase of property to build the next fiscaL year at a dobeverages. New restrictions All committees have been ficit of $7,095.66 with antici- a new Dellary Community LIwhich according to Mayor L. H. assigned and are ready for pitted revenues of $31,000 and brary at the intersection of Woodhams. have received ap- work. Officers and chairmen anticipa ted expenditures of Azalea and hibiscus Drives has proval of all businesses affected for the year In addition to $88,095.60. Largest Items in in the city includes only one Mrs. Segrest, are Mrs. Barthe water budget are $14,300 been completed, according to sign, not to exceed four feet by barn Jones, first vice presifor salaries; $13,952, pipes announcement front the Library five feet, may be attached to the dent; Murray, second vice pres"Coffee ,'Coffee Can Parade" has been "The K of C hopes to accorn- and fittings and $3,693 for Site Committee, place of business and no more ident; Mrs. Dede Schaffner, by the Knights of pishi this by collecting dimes meter and boxes. The triangular site, located than two company signs will be secretary; Mrs. Joan Neff, '' Stroi't, pm-k2 tnd ground just oft hIghway 17-92 and San- and dollars thro ughout the thU CUIUI,$bO Cur.cil Ur ')r displayed in the front windows. treasurer; Mrs. Donna Parford. county in coffee The expenditure is anticipated a t providing sonic 18,000 usable Mayor Woodhams, in urging hunt, devotions; Mrs. Sally Di'. Frank Leone, chairman, money will be turned over to 234,599.12 with $18,249.12 for that the restrictions be included Sheets, publicity; Mrs. Shirley feet, has been approved square said this is a drive to raise the City of Sanford to help labor and $6,000 for electricity by the Volusia County Library In the ordinance, reported the Stuart, faculty representative; make bigger mind better zoo included, money to "make the children of portion of the city on the high Pat Bontempo, historian; Mary all ages Largest item III the police Board, the State Library Board, of Central Florida hap- when it is relocated by tit(way is taking on a "honky Kinsey and Gretchen Tope, PY-" (Iepflrtlliettt bubdget. of $:34,450 and the Distreit 5 zoning corncity," he explained. tonk'' appearance with tunight- safety committee; Linda ConDr. Leone said he has a phil which is under t'ofltt'titjoti IS miSSiOfl. nery, bt'uutifjcation ; Florence Preliminary plans for the Is signs. whlerI'l)y the children of Semi- $28,900) lot' salaries, Lego reported the co u ncil will flerg and Connie Galloway, building are expected for presimIt' County will b1. able to hold a Fireman's .Appreciatiou i'oonm representative; Thelma eritation in the near future. choose Otie or inni'e Xit'W aii ill iuls Day Saturday beginning at 6 p. Knoechal and Patsy Wagner, Members of the site committhey would Ilk.' to 5CC lI(l(lt'(I m. at the Women's Club. The membership; Emily MacLeod, 1 tee are Glenn Smith, Richard to the zoo. event described as a real "wing- hospitality; Gloria Irwin, Fawley, Harry Lyon, Earl MerHe urged zuhl Central Flor. ding" will be put on by the city brary; Eloise Slarna, clinic, rill, and Miss Elma Johnston. idians to "look for these coffee officials with the cooperation of and co-chairmen, Ann Wilhianis Sam Faron, builder, serves as By JANE C:tSSEL1I1111tY By JANE CASSELIIEIIItV cititit in their pluues of 11181local merchants for members of and Carolyn Gilbreath. th acting consultant. Mrs. Doris Carrigan, Sou S. D...1i..._ 41... 1-----Timo Distributive Idmientinn tuess and to contribute their ____ ________________________________ t IUUIOle Elementary School _______ -______ Seminole dimes and dollars for this warcIal hour was enjoyed during Club at Lyman high School has slated to be chef. clinic chairman, has announced The board authorized the which refreshments were sorv- elected officers for the coming thy project." clin ic mothers coffee will be clerk, Mrs. Mary Hawthorne, to ed by the executive board. A year mutiol the installation banheld at 9:15 am., Friday, at the attend the convention of the visitation period with t'liiss- quet has been set for Oct. ii school. League of Municipalities in room teachers took place after In conjunction with Mid-Florida All mothers who have signed Clearwater: instructed the at- the fleeting. up to fCIWe in the clinic, as well Tech DECA Club, n torney to investigate and t.ake its any others interested, are — Robert White, former Lyman appropriate action if the Lake of invited to attend. DECA president and now state The Woman's Society Howell Drainage and ReclamaThe county health nurse will I president, will be the installing Chrl3tLnn Service of the Cass tion District law suit affects the officer, berry Community Methodist be on 'iand to explain the duties flue Included the installation and Officers ti) be Installed from Chu:cii will conduct a general arid restrictions of clinic vol. y half Ufltt.'t3i'. She will also discuss of bilateral drainage on the KenOVitdO High School graduates Lyman Include John Causey, meeting at 'u a.m., Wednesday, the eye and oar examinations. tia Drive paving project as their president: Curt RIder, vice at th e church. i.. ,wnii nra- of 1965-66 are entering - Li —— " vaiorie Norris, secpresident: All wonton are welcome anti ' first var of college this term, particular of this gram with cost "Butch" Mc- those planning to attend should Wheeler wil l attend rethry; Damon portion of the project not to Carto.m Newman College In Jet- Dermnott treasurer; Roger Hero- bring a sack munch if they plan exceed $665._______ reporter - historian; Steve to stay following the program. (erson City, Teen.; Oulda Wal. parliamentarian and Beverage and dessert will be Harmon, eott, WIliIxns College In i. Successors to A. F. Ramsay sergeant at served by the hostess circle. Falkinghum, John I Lauderdale; Carol Arle, Wes. Flowers For All Occasions ieyan, in flocky Mount, N. C. arms. POTTID PLANTS I board of directors will ho Oops! • Bobby Stewart anti Mike ParCUT FLOWERS tin, huhurn, in AlaIthInu, and made up of the jiresident, parI)ELANJ) (All )—Joe M. Ogets installation CORSAGES lirnnentririan, historian, and sor. 01mm iepson, Jim Beasley, lesby a Daytona Beach lawyer, geant at arms. By JANE CASSELBEItRY Charles Beasley, Walter fleas. 2221 G,sp.vlhI. Av.. Is suing Southern Bell 'l'clt' There are 21 students now on- phone Company for damages The Seminole Little League icy, Connie Morgan, Andy MikMEMBER __ Woman's Auxiliary will hold Its icr, Sqndra MIkIer, Larry rolled in the distributive educa- because his name was left out re women. 322-0886 — 41 annual Installation of officers at Strick:uud, Larry Schull, Steve lion program at Lyman, and all of the telephone book. 7:30 pm , Thursday, at Ann's Mellu. Clyde Meadow, Judy are presently employed. The p p Restaurant in Casselberry. Minter and Cathy ltook all are program enables students to ' : Mn. Thomas Brockenbrough attending Seminole Junior Ccl- work and prepare for a business COPLFT ,te.~ -, "'" career while still attending high . RNCE .'k.11, !9,''°is general chairman for the lege. -. , .. ~ -S-:.... be school. she may and fet affaIr, entering lila Rex Brooks is buf contacted for further inforina- bOp}IOcflOre year at Florence Lloyd Barnes is coordinator lion. 'rhose who have failed to State College, Florence, Ala. for the program. fiI\lH make advance reservations still nay ettend. sea a uia vum'i4 $OWI$1 MUt.PIS* New officers to be installed amYOUNG include Mrs. Charles N. Sheets, 63 'Im. ` Altuinonte Springs, chairman; F\/Drl**i Mrs. OtUs N. Brown, CasselGO C %_ T 1\ 7 — _____ "' - cond reading of the ordinance I fund raising project of the Sports 1 .54-page Halloween Fet e p - 'a - -- -e-.- Altamonte Sets — the __________ -, rill Bracken - I cnmprelwnsive --- ----ordinance on which city officials In Casselberry have been working for the past eight years was adopted after two consecutive readings at meet ing of the city council Monday 11% flartos evening. Alt :mnuonte Springs Parent Councilman Arthur I .cgo u r ged l'vncher A ssocint jOlt wil l Slflthe board consider delaying se- sor a Halloween carnival as its The — 70, Jay Stokes — 78, Duane Lafollete — _________________________________ , - 0(s .,;,. •" I 7 - to ('111$ III I I'IiI Ift1 10) III'W 11il WPdI%t'M(IIIy ut. I ho C ivic C enter. or. 1. (Ilvrsild llhot-o) .t 4flflfl () 74 and Benny Bishop 75; Ends Mason Wharton — 71, Mike Long - 80, Greg Ganas — 81, Rick Galloway -82, Stewart Cleveland — 88, Darrel Vodopitch — 84. Henry June - 85: Halfbacks Al Peeples — 20, Fred Weber — 21, Bruce MeKibbin — 22, Bill Frisby - 30. Mett Morgan - 82, I .. 1II(IflV. l'lIiiIf)Mt' Of 11W ShOW WtIM dniwc CI1Lt4SPS Iu'gitiuing i1 7 p.111. - berg and their identifying jersey numerals — Quar.. terbaks Buddy Stumpf — 11, Bobby Lundquist 12, missing when picture wah taken, Frank Whig. ham — 10; Fullbacks Mark Caolo — 18, Kenny Hal] — 40, Kelly Ogden — 42, Mike McGuire — 60; Tackles Stan Hemphill — 65, Danny Dunn- .. .I STA1U l(l11 I'II(MF,\ . l)lRS. Stnftmrd 1f'('lPLt 11)11 i1)l'tflm"flI '4 qunre dance club ih'monstral eo 11w fun of ilunro un ni'ing for 4 worried.' And sometimes they did have me worried. "fleally thought ft didn't upset me when the fans sang, but It tIld when they started throw1g things at ne" Butts called the Georgia-Florida games In Jacksonville one of the finest things for both schools. "It's always a success for both and gives a lot of soutit Georgia and north Plorid* folks a chance to see the teams," he said. "And I am proud thai I signed a long term lease contract with Florida to play the game in Jacksonville; It'll keep the game there a long time." I, Go Gators!," endorsed by the University of Florida, is a history of Florida football. 7 ? 11,, , (iuyiniisslon. ;enkln tip Sr,frrd Uotnrv FJ t away I t'j 19'tO i infEP St,,inoIe .ft,lnt 1966 FIGHTING SEMINOLES — Varsity mem- . L I,. Georgia bench. I cat still hear those fans shiging 'We got Wally ~I I.i. :: ...,.1 as f)TPtIl(tf'tl by Ptir. Intl Ilancon. tiirretor of the r- .' Pat* 7 "it line ,,t n i ote rh;,nu,' it el herry. . From there S;,nford •,votild have epreswav ('(mrections t) . persons in ford ...&. - III] PENfACOLA I 1, 1 nttfnrh *ernth Predict 100100C Jr For Sanford '90 . Ad flth b**IIIW?) .. I I .,.".1, 1. _. I , , 1 4 ______________ ..-.. Butts To Gators?--' Secret' Talks 1. --~, 2 ' .. . Ij, :f "', . I' [.,~ "'. . I 1 I. f), .-.:,. :1~ I1 11 ~", $ t4 [- b - '' - - '' - ___,__A... ''" -- - — ------------- ' ' ' -- -- . 'v'' - -. - / oull 4 •. - — 'I it it 4 �I 1 : r. iomm By á64ij: Abigail Van Buren Horoscope DEAR ABBY: My husband man. Ask yours to talk to the spleaking acquaintance. His ;0-'r t -0 114 MY W wife was a friend of mine. sW I have taken a teen-age girl. I %,ED., SEPTEMBER 14, 1966 -% ~9 , anwin inw our home as she MY son gave me two tickets = 0 1) ) /,-,-_ ENEL for a show. so I wrote this U In Umble. We have chilDEAR ABBY: What do gentleman a little note, telling This Is your day and evening dm of our own and are ft I T'c'all3' able to care for this do with a boc who hncn t 11 him how I came to have thcw to wind up whatever has r : ,- So - Ma one year or high around and stare at his secre- would like to accompany me. tary? Actually there isn't He never acknowledged my Ant Left. which she will finletter. I felt foolish. so I wrote enough work for ME to do 66 aftw her baby is born. to keep tier babN. We have bW our doetnr and lawyer to her and no one can I I small business and bar, no outside Interests. please accept my apologies for having been an forward. , 1~, . %-~~ W nil details of such courses in W I Ii eft "sin" than a clergyI — lust a Letters for All Occasions • I A111111 1111111-1111A R" i 4949AF &W i 'today's hand was ". 0111111111W back in -the late thirZi rattled off four I 111111111 womb of trumps and discari:land a diamond from I 1111111111:11111111111F. si be led a heart to dumMe% use, ruffed a heart, led t • c1ith to dun'iny'a king, ruffeci I ~( I 11 . almdaw bmft and Sl 0 t* 1; 4 11 it ." i CD) .'i~ t' , 1,,I ~'f I I ~ 1 VM one hearL South held three you= 4AQJ 107 •AEJ Nuam Wed . Pan Toass NWO a" 1811110111111:111111i 246 Pan 26 2 N.T. Pollin 26 3 X.T. Plaila~ 4 0 ~. )I . ~ 1 : ), '' 1 ( - to lTl'I 1, 'i I f~ ,_) , , . I . ( I 0 L _~ _6%: I 01 ______r1_V7_ . -j \ \ l;~ 'g '~A 1Z I ç(- (C& k E \' ! ", , "'7\ - " '"- I I — Zrl - - /—, , -L-~;: ` - I I i C; - ' \ ( ILL LEAVE T44T a osm oPTNoT4NG9- 14TDOYOU -YOU-ILL tfrgElk HAW RND olfrf a) . I'l £1- , a 1 ,1 .., \\, ; (4t Pool IX 0 X a -wesommosou-s- a I I - - -_ ---I rame I * "86 jc~ _ ~~~ oa~ 5TA ...EVEN LOOKS )wJ 1HTtLI OH,I DON'T THINK - NOW, 00g. BUSINESS HR EPR! ANY MORE - I 10 9:0 I I/ " 1~ \ \ .. __ ,I 1) [i - -- / / -_ a 4 ?- _"-ftaft _11!.1 n . .\ 1 0 )- - ~~ - - 1!,!! . 1 -_ ____ . e ~ =-L, 0) - ij I I 0 ; , — ^9_`i ~~. r"T I (t r ~jL ~ ~ij-_ 7 _ F ~. ill=_ )iJ) - ' r T _tef; .1 f .. ) it . . . iI3O (2) -_ 06 _ I C _______________________ ! WORLP WAR KI VMPM "Imp *w6ftep ovr lYPAJ1OPpii JW A NN0CWT / __ I~Zz V V ?_/_T em" Showd I IT _ __ IL!~;:_ 0'r%olffAL CUON Z KNOW WRO IN THIFIE / "I don't mind boys having long hair, but not longer than — ACROSS I Pr"re for & t sparingly . % Iretninine . 2D Verb f 0MIS 22 Command a 29 Prodigious fabric 35 Soak UP ____ - . _ _ ' . _ -, ., - i . - i~A - V i.,_ Wrl - Ir Im 1.0 45 Wow 1ition j L of — 11111, --1 I4MML I STA:ZTING 70 RAJN,l , 1"I"S OJR WHOLE DAY OF DUCW HUNTING W1 L, j-_..L_-' 5E RUf ~ (. \... ' I - I ' I1 ' ! _. 1. - _ 67 i b ()fl(' about for te / - I ()-' \..c' 2 ("*-_. I hall hour. The , said the thing that one flowever, releniing your sis- . I 1, 11)'L sL-WSI1`AFZK 9MM111fle AUK city tuna 1 _•4 I n Ii ;\JL1.I' t: - 4' V0 ,-I of -;I~ ,, - 6LI - __ :;1 and U done and is I ; ,If~ " I . I fI 1,. ~ 11 ~ i? !. ~. I ., .11111111011 . I II I. . L Color 1111k It(klflg ,iojd'de i/i,, Graveyard Is Buried By Army It 11, 1)111 . AT 4:15 - ilSSpittia I\ouns.. Youn g 10 q CCN ow C1Ursa ui NEWMIii acres In which spent missiles than run thus' standard sit don AN! BOLD NEW LOOK IN SUSPENSLI mis- Miilem-. I<ansits. itul VeSt s astonishing Ike' site bodies will be pushed into Point. and an cxcavatlon and covered with ineiuor- took over as old scetes ri C Vie I i desert winds. before shown le'e oil , ry wiii Tile Army sit (I that in tile c-ones and jagged pieces of 19 '"14 144 R it :z:: : I . tun. I 11113111111 Al 2 P.M.. men. thru thuri. $2.00 11 P.M. fri. 6.61. tun, hal S2.50 WINNER OF6 IN[ MOST HUNOMSO -',R' ACADkMY ii ~ 11out Couple 1 PLUS AT I AS - 6-15 ! - - AWARDS1 , . p 1. ' FILMED 1)d.)( OR .1 () ill IN . ---------------- - 11 / - " COLOR . ____ JIMMY HEAD and His land IFILIRS. FRI. I .AT. 9 P.M. III 1:30 A.M. Completo Dinners $1.76 .$3.60 - " I ' WANTED TRAINEES 7V ; HOMEMADE P=A urgently needed to train of 75 to I Ladles Night Each Thursday 0 ': . _____- I . (I , ,. I 1 - ~. ' ' be :i 1 11T * kII ,; I T, jr CARY OKANT ill ~ the food liroblvin hY that enter -it haniburger. Tile oilciciwiitoii flight (-tilt) 011 ALit.. [) Ii ic to .. lit. ; it - It's still mostly for tile ladies,! anyone who otmirriedo it shoestriong will prohahl% look .flit this tint- with it benevolent c Man 40W woo" are i\L\ -, ftain opailti I-is tonuht tiiiti& uuIn that Iltugiti s firs t night PSIVATI PARTIES a DINNUS CALL AND MAKE RESERVATIONS .c.d. Wins, today. Pt.os. kidud. horn, phone IBM MACHINE TRAINING Illopi 203 C/O This Nowilpopor I 0C eeied.d will be trained IsqpQ9rQm which need - •- I little st., ie—IN'tit IAKK OUT 11 " -7--H_ I I , s' .V_ 4j . — a society no matttr how good It Is the kica of t)eing near gro%%hluig because the person Involved hlstek bears width tore a an his tu decided to (heat on tile sti 'sent and rI$peut1 a sash tfl flithiiii LoOt in (lie Great Siunlrv ciety." I Such it perstill, m-t-ol-ifillIg it, Momitninti National Park. "I think they were hungr)" Dr. Mowrvi-, "its afraid of eternal detection and his on- lass said, as he and his wifs science t$)thitifl him.” headed for a motel. __ - _j - _ 1 btirgti ((Ok)r) This gently diz tal .July 27. Z5, yolkin",, mar- W 11 ' Dit-go Union, in it' I Tliv Saii rieds with vinpt% pockets con- , afrald of being found out.' This is the view of Dr. 0. llo- , "' Ill ' i we for them." blame Conscience 11 '' ~ ''. - 15' _5' I / LEF I * for them Finally, aurselveM G tes. Chad's mother. 9:30-10 I). tit. ABC Love tin it 'lic-iding II I I I I I -' ' lt~ko stars are attractive and en- hart Mowrer who said there GATLINUURG, Tenu. (Al') ,,Z1 1 11 r,'r1: 1 1- I&II&I IOEA1 11 2APLu inland ___ I It ' / Y I L..NInLerbchicle it' s a brii0it little idea that. I.,; goo(liporceive that nobody in to .'ik' i)t,uiii, I 24 I 1-_1111111111111111111111_ (-;in imagine. ,uriti Smi,4et Strip of perhonality disorder fit every Jr., Or Nashvillv, didn't savor ~ T t fin tccapeisippnintmenta Then, grow- Wture recovered jillissile pal-ts be presented, Intimate, attrile-,~ 111~[ I livill bu titripped (if classified ,,,.I tivv and Iiii,ell worth .seeitig. _____ com ponents lIfl( SOt CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) . NOW! MATINIIS for sitivage. Mental illness can stem from ~ DAILV rvion. thru Of - 400NIT 0ESPAI / POKY T1.4' SUPER 82AIN JUS, COAGLJLA'TED -__ 9___ 4T - I" 31132331 I "tomfort F!Expire - BUGS BUNNY ________________ 53 Penetrate 56 Meud 1k - - - mimn the lit A.t' Si(ifluItt( (I to tlit 114)1)1 I - I /' - f.". - L__ ,~_. 't" - n teach Juvenile offenders trade. -k - 110, , _ 43 GUt It 1___ __ 13 t2 brews _________________ ieae 4 39AIm 40 ILI -...-_ __________ U 37BIkthOI)) ______ N 25 Talon 26 Nimbus 52 Tidinp 27 Genus of maples 42 Strike 28 Nuisiiince 46 Poverty-Aricken appWifillp 30 Devotees 54 Domegic slave si Tropilml plant 47----5t0O1U 48 32 58 Contend 33 Cauv" jaielter 50 GenUS of fan))) ducks ops.uing I I hO II 5 6 11 2 3 4 is ' \_ ____________ ciow1oJ4 14 _ 2111 Boverap 17 Poker stake MclCeen toPrevIousPuut. A - 5 Folding W 7 Winged ffl lal 8 Colle a K 0 ,'cis " .1 I 0 f"eminii. I I Golfer's mounds -Tr - W csnt _______ . transportation Kind of roHed I md ill coulitv could go In together to arc (Itilliped will be Cleared. Tile fillestion itild fills%%el. iessioll. build the prison workshop to I)pot. missile fills, crushed nose M-asoner and like %%vtit back to I Answer 1 OIio .4 • I No mine!" tip 'Y of Night nearly lialf the major crimes in WHITE S A N D8 MISS11.11.1 1*. .isen io%%er. co or) I arry, Daflas, and that the number of IIANGE. N. N1. (AP) - nie I I(vasonvr is tile ho-it and guide a iriii andsurprisingly : repeat offenders ShOWS that Army will bury its missile frimik interview will former "otir blitile systcM In handling graveyard here. Army officials said that flit- Presidvitt. Eisentiower. Rather the ortloblent today Ili wrong." ________ NCA , J.1 7 #A &.1 k! Or Off __________________ , ow matter what it might cost. lie said juveniles account for V - - $..__- 9 11114 11, to plot would thin out even something like this 'We be '.ieriInr. John McKee, says the city I'—. Lm:r 1 - lIon I (6) ("ll.-le %%*;IlI,P( relia:41itato tbe increasing nunt. Tier ,)I itivenlic lawbreakers no I_- `-_~ _____ mill "M 111. anther DA L LAS (All )-The 1u'a(I of tile .9aflas Crime Commission, LT7 I I k- ____ .~ I . News, _______________________________________________________ 1; 1:111 ! - ?l1Il i 'ii Sul) '.et Secret 'torrn I Dallas Needs I To Rehabilitate I i_I 11, i (6) Etlw, --___________________ A?V COME OUT I _21111101114 CWN"__.*-.Is WHAT DID Y01j ) IOLLLIRNED ."A.WIN& He 15 00 WrrH YOLW. -A*W-r -ro- I PIcR.Aw ~T 50!I _- I . - I W How Dap )= wow As= To LW 'L' __ - ___ - Pully's Problem uv bring about fine deals for the I MY if H VA-MV CART FOR" DEAR POLLY-Can some. future. Got busy with out.of. I . . HM NMI FAE-5ff I one tell me an easy way to town correspondence. GROW. ~" 4 %4 MUf,T MW 'TO SPAM .11 ft. Wj I. H APPP remove decide from painted AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. . I ( IR) This is rather a strange 1114 ta, the un. wood? Any help will be sin.k appreciated . "Tbe Best of Words To Live falling childlike appetite for STEADY 30 __ I , ____________ READIR tions and collecting what is p By' Is something that. 1 what-next, and the joy of the . -it DEAR POLLY 1 have an owed to you, then be very kind p.eew"snd to you. The meagame of living, answer for Mrs. B. K. who with mate, and all is well. For. ,I . mWas contained therein have I. our wants to clean tier children's gat any trip or other plan. Stay U 1, as your doubt; as stuffed animals. Carefully open Pretty Close to home. Mb - wairds they have found faith, as old -. - . -, 1. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) .. .44 .1 WOW mad inspiring. __Vj young as your self-confidence, the hand-sewn part of the I tomd the words General "old am your fear; as young seam. Remove the stuffing, lay Doing whatever will most as. It on a newspaper so that each slit those you like can turn this ______________________________________ _____________________________________________________ laa MacArthur selected as your hope, as old as part is in a relative positicut to somewhat difficult day into a - — mmwdft very special to live despair." *~/.00/ j ~j I 1W. 111m they are: /or These words am beautiful that in the animal and it can most worthwhile one. Put &aide V " , fe "Yth Is not a' time of life and Gen. MacArthur had them be replaced in the correct spots. that hobby you had plumed. i' I .dw-to I : 0 A b a sheim of mind; it Is not placed on his desk, flanked Snip threads to eyes or remove This can await a far befter day %Ili 4 66 I . 01 , or, of W&Wdngun any glued - on parts, making Whan You have right compan. & I I a nsl6w of rosy cheeks, red by portraits ~ oP /. ij, ausd itipple knees; It Is a and Lincoln, wherever his tie..cl- note as to how they are to be ions. Y.: •__I '., 'i/r" .. I .O of lixg0 I. supiftw of the will, a qua.Hty quarters wm thmugbout the replaced. Wash the caning IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN Y W 11 - ~J.ftl _. quickly by hand in lukewarm TODAY ... he, or able, Will be aJ A 4d to 11alwgitation, a visor of war in the Pacific. ]M6. ill,,,,,,,M .: suds Dr3 and brush / . the casing jj,, one of those youngsters who The words are based on It Is the freshI go .L. 11r, '1 -MRS A will be so fussy sbout. every '.-.. .. .0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of the deep springs of passage which orighu,U7 DEAR GIRLS and MRS B little thing that It almost be. ft peered in the book, "From ' .,,, '. .,..Y. moans the pie- Summit of Years Poui- Score," K.-If you have any doubts comes a fetish, so be sure to . II TMtsl5IJExCERPv5 of Coumge over by samulid Unman of Bir. about the washing of your early touch to first pay attillm. FRM 7t" WELL, stuffed toys, here is another than to what. is truly iinpoy.. of adventure over mingharn, 't41M(E" BY 1W _________ OLPFA5I4IOPIEP, BUTAfter 40, we become Marc way I used for some of my ant. Then It's all right to go In. of ease. This often NEW LONDON . V .— I 5flLLLleE 1J4lp..t) .. „,' f a man of 60 more and more thoughtful and will children's toys. Make hasps of to minute detail. Ideal chart _ fruNOW LISTEN. I BEA1LE-BEATI iboyof20.Nobody*re tiisturi, lnpi arsudslnwsrm water and rub for the reaearcbhaborstory,de. ____________ _______________ AV AVAW OF -712MOA11011111 AWKPWM so AVOW of mad. -AAW AVAW AM OP 111111111111111101111, dd umvily by * nunl_ nwvod by the books we re&& the suds into the toy with a tactive work, -Me MA'S A*WJT MWS&W - MAW I 00mrs so 7V ISO Mr bw 4 Foam We mirow old by One that contributes to your soft bruab or aponge. Work icine, - quickly, rinse in the same way ;aur ideals. y", .)i ,L) with clear water. Be careful Iowa. 01flaiiiiiiiii way wrinkle the ",WhUe. g 64) X §*Z_ZqW1 * r/ N but to give up cathusisaw wriu. WMtu Nichuls-, publ"ar not to saturate the toy. Otdy "Tile Starb itupol, they do ,~ :~,,~ ~~ (;; "''', " tim soul. Worry, doubt, of "This Wstsk" magazine, wet the outside covering. Shake not tompel" What you ma ke • -, 1, four oland lilea- &&W "The &st of Words to well and put dry with a towel. of your life is IwgWy up t,0 0 oak bow the Mart Live By." -POLLY YOU! . . '" "t . 0 the spirit bm* to Porballs sonloo of you have Carroll Riebtler's Individual your own words which inspire Asiyasie sibi1ttIig a Pool- Forecast for your sign for Oc- 1 7 t 0 011111111616w 60 or 16, then is you that you would like to Ir's ProMem, a a4utim to * tabor is now ready. For your LI I 41W 00 draW human beines bout share wU me and my read- proliliks or a favorite home. copy amd your birthdate and 9 o5 f,./ .. 0 i,r, I do bwv of wonder, the sweet era. If so, oend them to me. makinx Idea will teceive a $1.00 to Carroll, Wghter Fore. . . '* I " , Tonwrs-uw 1_ut at the stars and Stop That Cry dollar If Pulls ue' the it.ean test (The Sanford liersld), Box i1i th"ip. this undsuit- iiig. JT) Is Pehly'. we . _ - . in Ilut Enjoys Himself [ SHOW11 11113S //1 S -- lOt Escaped - - L~ 6 .. ... % I hI h,t -Zl ;, I ,--, -,N. '., I r - 1 ira 'eviv'.',i s;,o I torq thu,i.utic hut tht otrtones wilt ter -in-law from blame for your Ili, it. ),oil over tile head. The )4)4)r relationship with your ~ (6).tinshuIlieInH%nftc __ - - - - __ 6:30 42) TV r1u4'.r0u,uui the sipi'tiiiig Cf)iS(itIt' describes how bnt.thsr ttoesn t diange ineNter (h) ".tinitn. r will have to probability that it Pt t r same to make the -ir ,:Ou) I it one. We can alr•ni:iin poor ringernent with Now ' : Greta. I%IAr (I,) News 9 11 p. in. NBC. Tuesday Night ways hope to utter these i*d I the 'Movies. "Bille ll i waii.-~sittjations but we may just 7:01 (6) 011.1; News 7:25 ( 2) Pitrin 11rimirt (color) (svivion premier: ). F.1- ~ Itave to say to ours 0Ives, 'With 7:311 (20) Today I'~t (6) ,riw World A t Litirge ~ vis Presley is the object of ~ what I've been viven. lovis 8:00 (ill i everybody's affections in a, dolle the best I can." 5 I SA () 4\. DIEGO. Calif. (A l" ) i st1t,ici,trd inofit nse Elic e I.t. (j.g.) Dieter Dvngler. Navy, I)i(.I(.. Ile plays Chad Gates, in' ,4 .14 ,114) (2) Itil-ld of formicho flivr who t-scaped his North ~ ex ,()l(l it.l. %% 111) ( .(),Iles Ill Mle ~ (9) H'xervise ror flip .Nl(o- Viet,It,,,, C.S,. captors, reportedly -;ill and Ili,, fiancee, .Nli; Ile j has wvelivnd and evening Iihvi ~ pilval (Joan Blackman). and 9:10 ('-') fillorlis alitl Allen TONITI & WED. (611 Clyl)lky Ilww I'Ve I livs from the naval hospital Ili I tilkes up the tourist-agency husi ' 7.1s & 11:30 show , sall Diego. ADULT INT1111TAIN11olIgNT 0) Movie - 11USS. Ile lands the job of escort10:00 (2) Eye Gul-K i Deiigler. 26, trekked 23 d"Y-' FANNY HILL" ! ing fotir teen-age girls and their (6) I Love 1.11cy MIrfem Hopkins through flitjinigle after being: chaperone. 10:35 C.,) NBC .Newh Abigail Prentace I It. Sanford sbowinq -aptured by tilt- Communists 10:30 (2 ) Conicent t,;ttlfpn (Nancy Walters). and Ws all CO-FEATURE 9:15 I (6) Tile McCortyx 1 whell his plilliv was shot down hall Alfred Hiftkock's I , 111:00 (21 ) Chain Loiller 0ast February. While (61i Andy of Xinviii,irry ~ vela Larribury plays S.-Irah Lee RULE: NUM15E_R ONE-% ALWAYS MAINTAIN A I .Rtss. ~,t'-) a--Z\ ~-_;;~AMIP-im: I i 'i'If' - I .Zo — - i i ' - -it workable and successful can - ":,'c) om- ~r~ 7~_~ / / / I I Ow will poit- it.,; his wife vihen- ; oijr brother,4 and sisters, For his boss is around She the disloyalty is the end result takes moii€ see. for something of many complicated factors . se' on Iover which nobody had any ',ort of connected d ith ~IN- it's all clean. Get it? Thenlrontrol. I)( c(itirse he never tell-, his mo-' I think it wa.4 the Oreek thor Ill- isn't really married. nr~Epictetu.,;; who said in affect 161 Ia icfl Ihr, iruittu WEDNESDAl' A. II tO hi ~ ~ /k;,~:J%j I I - I 0-5 - _ . _I (( ((Caccccc((((((L(((((((((((((C(tt /I 1~ 1~1~ P, ~, " * 0 , I oo , 11~r "; - ill j a" .-. -I r,rm,,-cr,-:cf:( , , '' .. , ki- vortw 4SONNA. t)O Nmit H"P WTrH Ntw! ;0' W A ,/ C 111P 11 1 THEY'RE NE! / / Co) 0) 77 -4, 0 r i__) - 0 by Kate Osann , -- i --$-vS] IN __ - YOT'EM ETJNG : / to I . - / •1 1(~_ R lajj)D U ~11 _C3 %_. c2 / / (' oil I- . .___ that with theone e r (r) I limisti 1,arty (9) -N 'rime ffir IT, -1. 3 Aill 421 0 .%wolis-r wml,l II 30 () Tonig ht c' POP Itt' TIZZY~ , ..rilr _e It 1:115 (2~ Dally 'I .. / / ec)H C),~. (1 " — a • IhIlljohill Ilettli- mit .1imetitill A 11.1111(tooll fills our II,, iu. 1'VE GOT A - - "Two weeks in the shop to fix it! Heavens! How will I ever got a baby sifter?" . 11/' At ws OAT- • -n-c- RW a-TaeVB%ZYTHlNro. 10 NO BUT 07HER GU*)~ ARE I 7 Nh_ui (911 I.f)%,(, (In q. 13 -' IV',.,,, C_tSQM!5/ .) . /5, - ' 4AVAL" 9:3o 4 I'.) ..._________ THLC'Lii1' ___ - Raw . W.E:EP6rMMP1Na ON 71-105a RMTEN _r- - Wnrw I'tifiow The , via . /1/ - r to plt, _*_ _- I GIVE J_ _,% __ 101)11 II \i''. An - '"I III i'tiii - - -' ,,. ,, I -. - "- I I_I . •I _, BUT ALL &R lq~ at I 1 i. PItIS('IL14A'S POP . - ., . _____ , - - , . I :-, ~_ _~ >, (6) ilii i ~ - —..zj .. r_ '4 -' I have the Interests of 3( _"...j .5- 7 L kil! I I // t''t WH) j- friend irid clngc'r .fot,nriv r -~_~_' "i~-~, 1 , ,\,I . IJ . S ____ \ — Doneer, n IPInHIP sigent, don't tonight. s epirnIe. April etitls iii Yonr,s I I . kb a : . _____ - - -1 To Dc> • ________ _____ _ int 1 - ) - C111tA mm , . iii,alnwt an(I tritrinirni willo, wir nfff,rtion for the paromn hot hits bmp ma y not e a re al think whjløit tt*eiI4•trO z y On make mIcIei11I1llp;ttittt.qffl; t:;1;InN;I; (hi' Thnt Includes ii.14. Thnijeh 1 . I FAMILY MOVED THAr WMILE IOU WERE AWAI/! A t sellemil you chini I beell I)o1khed to if bright sbille, 111111s, 11poildeAfmil Ill if bally bf, renliittie. Don't let your fixand 1111ght I'vell sling soille (lot[ Ilightie. The plots lend to lit, [IfICIAtion,ot hoorionin L,4n hnpoftil fj'" Inithitil followers ;iwnv from ltplitt'r ttiii 'i'onlght April sititl .1IO riitiq inti. his olti hil I iUl thnt yrui nr piun.d into hitiMEIKA 11C ii' it r ( ,i oiing r EWtlDEfZOu'i r-'; _ -______-______ Solo and lll%I1 stersinip Powe s Mark site trying t,, r (II4npprintmeflt if you fail log to tfriIer . ire I a stars as April 1)nner, and a it, n ffrsi•t oered (1s1( hqhnnd, fl 11111011 sintl ott'. lIP I with I could enufb'et he nifty littiv Spy she is. Nool to flit, Greek iiiiatia Or 11nnos to f(,rr -hn notion that abiding OUT OUR 11:11) H f) tit NBC (u:einonnl :iffelitin i inevitnhlp I'Y harrison PlHY Mark Slnte, her thwart Tlirustis pinri for amonz Wire. (color) (11rernierei , r~_ " . . it J,.q fisit deal (if flip serirs' altritelInn ncor nod 1mviana 111olti (RE AL I-LLP, .(N.Z .4I 11-kiliz- I EWTEK-lA1l`JEP,HAL1; v.ItIi si Riii(kPr and a cinger lfl rnther ThE EiC'6ECLUP seldom. Collies lEnin hut light, deli Inter- guct stars. 1H1 Lt.94CHEcJTURP.JEt'LJF'MIS LArlE5ItAFTU- iJ PEr-RE 1 5;%'r -.' THE RE1k well filmed, cliek rrent ion: flie weakness which has corn43IRLS ARE ciIli ii snicker anti a snigger in relhd a brother to take a wife AIJC'iTI5I S S - lIiAL 11D..INS P'JO%V C'FFILl4t LV NCLAIEP J iR Pit ort f'he pilOt tIt itS '.'. Ith vh , uverns his thoiiht and i 0E-F-Likil7r, -1t YOU Peter Christopher (Michavi Cal ~ ti-t-lin g hst.,i nothing to (to with '-t lani Sill siUrsutive Young C\fflJ us Ifis depcndenee on female II I)% I' Ti ) I 110 ( ) teupnrfi I '1 .1 i.;'uiP (9) TIi r,. II'e I otol (ompsiny Wti(ir bOSS by i mother who, for r easons tlrti ' !)-IIVII tti ifl 4:00 00 N I. %V a ,_ i ) manded his agrorement with fat 1 ow at r' -. -- '.-. S IS (9) i 'ii i ' n I ran g that every t Pt ii Newslitte ye ryth in ic she said So there's 11 I livol, fie married. Peter therefore no point, in being mad at his . (9) Jliofl(n en ter,; into n I)iIInecs arrange / ifs"s domination.There's no I 'a; 5') I [lit-tit with flitgirl two lloor.%: point; in iming ninol at anyone ill i Mtvio ( ,)) .t I r.tip : r 't9' i.., (f'itrk I,i Ilsirty) that he will when '.e grown-up children I. 1 fill Perry %littivin ,L 1:310 ( '21 ) Lo-I'm Make A I_)f,.,1 ~jwoi- hvr rent and art leqsons, ~ expf!riftnce the (ifiqlayalty of iL> \•_'... ' —_- -___ 'IS 4i . ______ . 11 -____-,-. __________________________ ____________________________ AT , NEW - . I r3__1\ _____ fl , % \ 1 - - L;i1I 11 n.nplv ni'ø ' I " L. . By Dick Turner 1) / 1,0~4- 1 .. I :" I , CARNIVAL I FAuST' ,,. , 11 / ; \ JE-d'.1 I . b , SII.JG - , Oicourse i m giaa lt a nothitg serious, but don t yo th,n, t,e common coud has been somewhat overuone? - __________ iq I •IIM,P4I _TMIii_illP'_ , 4- T. _______________-- --• - )i' . I I , ' - . I * I ;il i0tochm"nt to thp brother "Tit(! Doggoilv .twrleq lln.q Arritill.." (coior) 01reitflerell ir violence and forhire flint fiq (1tI liflj)pPtH d III f lip e1iqntlr iliitlsh (or iifl(1p7) IIOq with . I . i 11 i ~ 1117 It""' .. Ifi - - a TV Time Previews 4VI.. 7:30 0:30 it. tit. Nil('. ,rite mri vin%o of tilt, f%%fo vi-rri,roi ers ,riip .1 , I ; _______ I - Z-_7., ' . ..- . __ , . J: ______ . - k it,, .V, ~ ,-*) .1 - -L \ - i! I , ;44 j s g , , I,5 ,.. (Ij , j IV, ~* q-4, 10, X_ ~L .Lj.t ." . J 1 g — ''\ ' ~ / i-' . want more of the good practical business sense _~_ 7_ IL r I , Muriel Lawrence F" I -,ow ~ -:. , I : W-oinm 1 1 1K .ij1j j0& . 1111W .--O _~-, '. Jill? l*',Alt ,NIItS. I,A1VItF,NCF,: pnf-h littler. There IVIIN to flit ho'? 0111011- vil ,-.-v-rf'I ffwll-ira~f(i h,&f,-rot forp -rhnt ithf, 4ttyot -Oif,n .4111re Illy Illothel.. S flenth four or hard fi-1hig ovo,r which (if finch otho-r. I think I (-nil 111111ke 1 ,he tri(-z% tn mmke livoibli,. . . 0thi, pnotitf-il nil the ,, A Vill 111111111"R f1thwot. INI nq roimaq witil rriv miefer i.11t Iny ~ % N,qwF,v7 *rr.v tri m"k., year after Impli) illy i4litter. time Imsso,s, I kes-li fliltikiiij! I'Ifithor'? 11,1,4 it' "viff. ., 0I,1*Q III. , '-'' - 0 f~o 300T .61TTIWI lr-'IWIGTAMT 64461N' WE AIN'T 60T A C14AN -1 I , W I '\ Sept. 13, i96 - - 4tb ') ~% _____--- --- — -. ____ 7 WW1% , 4, ~60.7_11` - SM 11"S 14ARD I ) I 1. ! r tirn,tftir,rnth__ HOUSE L16 VUf% To A `5"ILMOW t*VF- WMTTER4 MAS ME ISPIACT M 0% /i S hearL In that awe era can he of gnat help to you. . But be sure you do not tear Jimmy would ruff a heart with W his last trump and dummy down their good will in any am4 tables.-JAN 2F TO =9 one &*.Off#,A 1p-oj&d~ .11. . ,".N,It HOARDING AS PLATO AND L 14AVE FOINM 0 OLM A % KWC All'FEC114 5 1% VFAY 501X! 64. F% 84 ". Lf I 117 I., ept. Si*11 clubs and a trump. West held Be ingenious and show that a heart, two clubs and a dis- you will not take an _ risk of inond and East held the equiv- any sort and that you have elent of a live rattlesnake. Be vrnn- feet on the ground. could hold three clubs and 4NT f - --- - r ~ 46, om that ____ mil t or -- So R1.VE PVV'J4ED MOr GIRL would be good Or East could LIBRA Plum "-T. hold two clubs and two hearts. PAM a dio You have much work piled up In that case Jimmy wou d cash dummy's ace and king of nome, so get busy early and di way to make the grand slam. tricks in his own h id wft put It behind you efficiently. ,., 116W SWIn of Playallif Abilift AbiarrooK whMup- Can you figure It out? a trump and the remaining Some boring task also needs I Your immediate attention. Clear i - - . the I He ran off the ame four I club. ._ an jimw the docks for ftitum program 4 SCORPIO (OaL 28 to Nov. 1110 &,l) If you do not come through " with some promise you have made to a discerning person, YOU can get into dilly of an DEAR POLLY - I sin a also stay bright and clean this floor. My rugs are 28 incher argument. Many social matters need your special touch Show ruadmotbsr with an increasing way. -KATHRYN in dzameter.-MRS o u that you have excellent ideas. DEAR POLLY - We have I some heavy cuptain's chuirs at': Imm frequent new pictures. Could be mude Of Yarn that Dec. 21) Some civic tan"' k is that scratched my waxed floor in flp the latest being forced upon you that will matches the floor color and hi. picture next to ever time someone pushed I . the glass and just in front Of bark bring in fine benefits, so don't insteud of lifting it, I quit,e inconspicuous.-TIOLLY the prevous one which stays in crocheted round rugs, one to A net did he recalcitrant about tarrying DEAR POLL'i through with it. A very sucthe back of the frame. It if; fit under each chair, and I tell not come with our badminton jj ceasful person can give you f to flick the back panel off everyone to slide the rug and set. My mother solved this wonderful aid, ideas. Show a and compare a child's the chair together at) there am PIA1 - a at different area. They no more scratchce on my tile problem by maiking one of ny- g=titude. — lon not and stringing it up. It CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to works fine and this net could Jan. 20) Showing that you cornothers' ideas and can also be used on table tennisprebend 4 of the ateat ~~ of AM tirfie who was pow 59 PAN a * - - I I I wof mid, "The way the i so& bw 7W should have — — 1~~~, and ruffed. Next, came three things of life and this is fine, Z rounds of diamonds with dum- but don't get them at the exmy holding the lead. At this pense of others. Show Instead M four cards. Dummy held ace,- -P-15 1 : , speech. Your ideas are quite W good, but they need toning = down. Don't retire too late to- Z clubs from dummy. Then he king of clubs and the jack and arked, fine today, but be sure you drive with utmost care and are . careful both in motion and OUR __ WR -- trumps hut discarded two night point everyone was down to - _____________________________________________________________ _ Galbraith 1 111 00 A _____ By I to July 21) Gadding about is led a heart to dummy's ace * Q42 •AK82 WRET MART 5614 62 VK1ORS5 IV Q93 1 gobg to cub three dismends. !f West its ted with es h and Sow clubs he to be squeezed and Ii 4 U 693 aleven." Wast showed his hand. I .,* 6 I .So& 9811111111led for six at which ~sij = do late M. D. (Jimmy) . , Son - - - - - - - or-- h I ja -V i , ~?~ ( ACM1111 L 51 — — - ~ tioned contact lenses. He's myself ",, 17,11, -11 i* I've tried bringing him mag- He didn't answer that note In accord with modern ways of older than PA%' 716 L lleE THE start afresh to put into effect W hi t' Ito interests later on LONELY joys ift and DEAR LONELY: The gen diligent an others tieman Is shy all right--shy you. Exercise greater will powto put her past behind her, go thought I was crazy when I .ge, and start life tried to explain how the.v fit good manners. He should have er in all things. 1= TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May j. into your eves. acknowledged your first note ave: whime no one knows or . He gets mad when I refuse one way or the other. You 20) Put yourself In ber nicale. We need your may be "lonely," but you're hands and get yourself beautihelp In convincing her that to go to lunch with him. He's this woulø be best for her and had nine secretaries in the better off alone than in the fully groomed so that others year before I came I've been compan3 of one who appears will be very impressed with baby Please help us '%N0 NAME, No TOWN here ten months and I'm bar- to be an Ill-mannered scairty- you. Some important persons ed stiff. I hate to quit because cat MOM \ N, NT It would can be contacted thdn3 Be . I *at the girl, under ttw the pay it; gond and If's near amusing for best retaults m husband's worL but this Problems" Write to Abb of selflessness and sacri y , GEMINI (May 21 to June -' . gWa, Imb guilty and is deter- man is making me nervous. Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. 01) Wnrk- on plans that will 90069. For a personal repl.y. make next week's activities !E , 9 nd to punish hersell' for Any suggestions? OUT OF IDEAS inclose a stamped self ad more successful so that you can sike Actually, she DEAR OUT: Yes. Be Num. dress- envelope. be punishing the child start on your week-end with- Z_ ber TEN out anset or dissatisfaction ;Z I F" Rate to write letters? Send you to adopt the baby : -vm d be as grave a mistake DEAR ABBY 1 am a wid $1 to Abby. Bo,. 69700 j..,os cci Do shutevcr is practical Angeles. Cal., 90069. for Ab4a fw Wr to keep it. I know ow. 55, and am quite lonely. I . X 6 41 C~o C5t;,4 -..z ~ -I h " T ____, Is ; I t-AP41 PAY WrN To-110SE _ ~ . M whole new plan that is more GLANCES Er back of You an that You can azines and even crossword either. operating. The evening can well "sin" to give away her puzzle books, which he hands I see oa him occasionally, and finij you preparing for the fu back to me without even look- he always smiles and flY .wn flesh and blood ture Abby. this child is 16, the Ing at them. He won't go helln. People say he is very boy will not marry her (for home because he fights with shy. Should I do anything his %;lie. He is so ignorant It's more. or shouldn't the next -wWch she is lucky, as he is work at home or office move be his' I'm afraid I've wi il3 a kid himself and not Impossible to hold a converseth release time for in lion with him One da3 I men made a fool of nself much good Mv husband and I would adopt the child as a - oN,No! %,%#T 117 00M ~_ I . I . Page S Ihr mdnrb eraTh SIDE Sept. i9 , 1 ". JIMMY QLOIICjf 17-92 i doid JOHN URIAN IUSN R0.11 Owmers Agrom ham Sanford Plasm 3124M - 1 ' '-' - - -- - - - * ____ -- - - •_---i .-.-------- / I . ' - -. - ' .. , .., - _ e _. - V - ..-'.'---.---.----..---------------.---.--. - 3 . - I - -. 1j" V.,- .- �1 -".-. . ,' - -...-.. - .-..,' -- -. - - -..- ----.- -- . . .... - . .-.,.-.. -' hr 'znf orb brralii Page 10 - Sept, 15, i966 FIt1'iTIoVe A*1 Sce,nt Replt mat Boolt roticemed according to law thetnle'.s uc'h certIficate shall he ficate number and year of lean- is the 2rd .la of )ctoher. NT1CI IS hereby given that I Dated this 24th day of .%ugnst. Pace 7 propert' .iescrihv,i in such certi- re cme.1 according to law the ance. the descrIption of the proNanie in which ssc4 P. & a am engage,l in business at State fic.*te will he sold to the highest property described in such certi- pert)', and the name In which It 106*. (Official Clerk's Seal) Devdopnient corporation. AU of Highway 42*, Altamonte Spring cash bidder at the front door of fltate wifl he sold to the hIgh- was assessed are as follows: Arthur 11. fleckwith, Jr. said property being in the cn- Seminole Count', Florids, under Seminole County Court eat cash bidder at the front door Certificate No, 200* the Year of Clerk of Circuit Court t)' of Seminole, State of }ior- the fictitious name of ALTARouse at Sanford. Florida. on of the Seminole County Court issuance 1)44 Seminole County. florida ida. lnlees such certificate shall MONTE TIEAI.TT, and that I .ltnnmlite Springs Will fleDescription of Property; the first Monday in the month House at Sanford, Florida., on be redeemed according to law Intend to register said name with N 12 Ft of S 27 Ft ot W fly: H. N. Tamm, Jr. e! October, 1*66. which is the the first Monday in the month iblilIg lllOVI'l' nnil ' the propert' described In such the ('lerk of the Circuit Court. q%IiEt A Deputy Clerk 102 Pt of E *6* Pt of sw' of October, 1*66, whIch Is the 2r4 day or October. 10*6. Being Lt *A Section 14, rublish Aug. 20 & Sept. 6, 12, certIficate will he mold to the Seminole County, Florida, in ac- rotary mower for its mnlnti'nttatei this 26th day of .tuguet, rd day of October. 1*66. highest cash bidder at the front cordanee with the provisions of 0. 1066 Township 208. flange 22E. Dated this *6th day of AnguM, 1*66. department with action door of the Seminole County the Fictitious Name Statutes, to. anee Name in whit-h assessed Judith BIC-*' i***. (Official Clerk's Seal) Slatnken by the town council ('ourt House at Sanford, Plor- wit: Section *41.0) Florida Montgomery. All of said properArthur 11. I%eekwith. Jr. tOfficlal Clerk's Seal) ida, or .%rPI.ICATIAN NOTICE on the first Monday In the lutes 1*27. ty being in the County of SemiArthur H. fieckwith, .ir. Clerk of Circuit Court a octal meeting when the hiul Sig: Alfred I,. Davis month of i'ctnher, 1066. which I'OR TtN BRED noic, State of Florida. Unless Seminole County. Florida Clerk of Circuit Court s;ieh certificate shall he redeem- tece. 1*14.15 I'lnnlda Statutes at is the .'ir(l Iav of October, 1)66, Publish Sept. 4, 12, 20, *7, 1)46 of John Deere for the t'quip. Seminole County, Florida fly: H. N. Tamm, Jr. *ig- 11'E.t* D.itel this 24th day of ed according to law the property iesn mont WAS ACCI'pII'd as the "bost fly: U. N Tamm, .'fr. Deputy Clerk described in such certificate will NOTICE IS IIEREI3V (lIVEN, net, 1*6*. Publish Auc. 0 & Sept. 6. 12 Deputy Clerk bid," NOTiCE TO D1OFENI) 20. 1066. Publish Aug. 20 & Sept 6, 1$, he sold to the highest cash hid- That flai1 Rome the holder of (Ot'fiil Clerk's Seal) 5T.TR OF FLORIDA The bid for the 10 horsepow. Arthur H. fleckwith. .ir. der at the front door of the the following certificate has nI20. 1*64 DDC-6P TO, ,lohn William flicks Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County Court house at ed said certificate for tax deed rhflng mower and rotary or liesidenee unknown, Seminole County, Florida Sanford, Florida. on the first to he issued thereon. The certi. NOTICE OP .trrI.le.%T1ON was $1,810 minus $210 You will please take notice mower fly: II. N T*mm, Jr. Monday in the month of October, fiente r.umher and year of issuron TAX nnn 0TtCE or tvrI,ICATION that you are hereby required to trade-tn. Deputy Clerk 1064. which i the ltd day of anee, the description of the pro(Soc. 1*4.15 )'Ierida Statutes of ron TAX file your written def.nees either perty. and the name in which it Publish Aug. *0 & Sept. 6, i (Soc. 194.15 rInnida Statutes at October. 11*6. 1*41) In other l,t*siness, a resnluperannafly or by an attorney, on 20, 1066 Dated this 26th day of August, as assessed are as follows: NOTICE IS hEREBY t11'EX, 1*1491 or before October 14, 1*64 at the tim) stating the council's InYear of DDC-*7 CertIficate No. *6 NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN. 1*66. That David Rome the holder of ________________________________ __________________________________ OffIce of the Clrf'k of the CirIssuance 1064 the following eertifte*te has fil- That .1. E. Holt., Sr. the holder (Official Clerk's Seal) cult (mitt, at the County Court terest In purchasing a imrcel Description of Propertyi Arthur II. fleekwith, Jr. has certificate for tax deed .'f the following certificate said NOT1CP 0)" PP1,IC.T1ON linus.'. in Sanford, Florida, antI of property from the \'intt'r Clerk of Circuit Court Lots 14* & 14* flnoke.rtown to be issued thereon. The certi- filed said certIficate for tax rn TAX of to mail a copy thereof to )arP1st Book 4 Pages Seminole County. Florida & fieste number and year of issu- deed to he issued thereon. The (Sec. 101.15 Florida Statutes fly: II. N. Tamm, Jr. lyle hlousholder, Attorney for Park Telephone ('ompany for Nam. in which assessed Elder ISIS) anee, the description of the pro- certificate number and year of NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, Plaint 1ff, P. 0. Box 640, Sanford, playground purposes was adopt. & Charline flurgess. All of said Deputy Clerk perty, and the name in which it issuance, the description of the Florida, in that certain divorce was assessed are as follnti: property, and the name in which Publish Aug. 20 Sept. 6. 11. property being in the County That Donald A. Harris the hold- suit pending against you In the a. Tear of lt was assessed are as follows: 20. 1*66 Certificate No. 270 of Seminole, State of Florida.. er oi 'he following certificate Circuit Court of the Ninth JudiThe board of dircetors of unless such certificate shall he has filed said certificate for Tear of DDC-1e7 Certificate No. Issuance 1064 to law tax ileed to he issued thereon. ('151 CIrcuit of Florida. in and the according redeemed Properly; issuance 1064 of l)cae'rtptlns telephone company trill the property described In such The certificate number and year for Seminole County, in ChanNOTICE OF .LrPI.1rTIo% I)escnlptlnn at rropert; of SE', of NE'a (Less meet on Sept. 20 to discuss tha ecry, wherein the relief sought -ertificate will he sold to the FOR TAX DERI) Lot l(. Ril A tVoodmvre S ?. Ft't Section 21, Town.iee*'ription property,the and the name inof is a ,Iecree of divorce: An ab- proposal. Park Second fleplat P1st (Ccc. 194.15 FlorIda Statutes of highest cash bidder at the front theie'u;ancr, ship 215. Range .0E door or the Seminole County whih It was assessed are as t.reviated title of ealti cause is 104*) Book l Page 72 Name in which assessed Eli Lengthy ihseussit;n of the Betty •Iean hicks, rlsintiff. vs. NOTICE IS HEJIEHY ciivi:N. Court House at Sanford, Florida, follows: Qusin. .kll of said property he- Ntme in which assessed I'. &. 0. \'ear of .iohn \'iIliam flicks. Defendant, anthropod 1)111 from tIi; ('utilIty 4 ing in the County of Seminole., l'i'velopms'nt Corporation. All of That 3. E. hiolt., Sr. the holder on the first Monday in the Certific',t,. So. 2l7 an.1 herein fail not or a decree State c.f F1arIth, Pnlcrs r.t:ch '..'ii.l proprrty being in the Cun- of the following certificate has month of October, iti6f., which Issuance lt'44 pro confeeso will he' entered took place. certificate shsll he redeemed ac- ty of Seminole, State of Florida, filed said certificate for tax deed the 2r1 day of Oc'toher. 1966. I I)eseniptlnn of rrnpcni, Date.1 this 26th day of August. cording to law the property ties- I'nlsu such certificate shall he to he' issued thereon. The c'ertiit *4 & w *6 4t Ft. of !.ot against you. V1TNESS m' hand an.I off!. rribt'd in such certificate vill be retlee met according to law the ficate number and year of issu- 1066. 2 Ulk !6 n anhnnlo Pint 67 & cial seal at Sanford. Seminole ItnOVS sold to the hihest 'a'h bidder pr4.Terly d.sc'rittetI n such certi- anee, the description of the pro- tOfficial Clerk's Se1) Ilnok l'acee 6t4, County, Florida. this 0th 'ia of Arthur II. flerkwith. .lr. at the front dour of the Semi- fucate. will he sold to the highest perty, and the name in which 66 LiHF;'TV. Ky. (AP) - l)r. Clerk of Circuit Court t the front door it was assessed are as follows: nole County Court House at San- rash bidder . Nan;.' in which nssea'e'd B. C. September. 10*6. (SEAl.; Seminole ('ouunty, }"inrl.ia L. C. V;:ung has read tile VOWS ford, florida, on the first Mon- of the Seminole County Court Certificate No. 12, Tear of :- umlIt,-.n All of 'aid property I Arthur Ii. llorkwilh, Jr. ' ai fly: 11.5 Tnmn;, .lr. day in the month of Ortobt'r, house at Sanford, I'lorida. on l,'suianee 1064 i t.elng in the County of Seminole' ;;'s ri;iies iI1Volt'iiIg three I St., t. Clerk ,.f the ('Ircuilt ('olin lar.put t'lqrk Deseriplh,n of Propert, 1066, which is the rd .lay of the first Mont, in the' month El ort1 I 'nies 'itch fly: Ilonna ,l. MarkI's, P. C. generti.ms (1' ttt( SZlill(' Iafllily. (I .'pt 0, 0 K' I'nhl ish I.,; s 10 3. 0 ug o*, which is the 1 & t Oct ohe'r, 1 certificate shall he relceme.i a'of .kuic- 1r4 tiny of October. 1966. Packard's 1st Add. tO MdDated this 26th 4a ror,1In to liw the proper!% .1cc. I'u;llIs), S'i'. I 1, 20, 21 & )'(. In '.419, 'lie tllifljstt'r married I 'a tel t hIs 6I h ula ,,t tugway PInt Book 2 h'ngc I 04. I''.0% ust. 166. eril'ed In such certificate will 1'.' 4. 1 061 Mari.;n Con'best and 1)011 N.;;e in whi'h ses'el Henry ust. II,,' (Official Clerk's Se'ai) 't1 ca.h ht.I.jer he- I itr.wn. All of said propert Dati.i"i'tt' In l!fl.-;, he married fl'i'I('E Ill' ti'i'l,l(' t'liIi Arthur II. flrckwitlu. Jr. Officlnl ("1erW Seal) t the' front dour of the Semi. ('tliVI'V Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. IIEPI) ng In the County of Seminoic. FOIl '1't Clerk of Circuit Court ni,' Counly '''urt ii ;u'e it the mp1e's dauizlitcr, Ililda, to Ut) till) (IF t statt' of Florida. mi.''- 'Itch 4 ce. 194.10 honda Clerk of circuit Court Seminole County', Florida tnIutr of I nforl. Elorila, on th.' first Chai'it's Wesley iii Public 1Isnrin In l9e,, he T'imm. Jr. certificate shall he rede('rned c1*II0 fly: H. N. fir. II. N. Tnmm. .lr. \i,,niltu' it; th,' n;..nth, of Oct. which i' the tiril I'iy TO \Vhnn; It ?i.uy ('onc-ern: c.rdlng to law the' prapert% dc's54 .Tl''i 15 iiCl:Ii;V iii 'EN. ol,(r, 1 Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk flarfld their granddaughter, Tb" S,',,i'i't, .'off't)- Itw,r,l of 1*. rIhed In such ccrtlflcatc Wilt be Tb4i I).,vl.1 Bone tb. t;0di ,', ,,f i't,irr, flg, 2' & Sept. rublish .%ug. ItO & Sc;t.. C, 12, i'uti1ih . 4 Ju s tment will boll a publIc Nancy Wesley, to Lewis Wil. sold to the highest each hii.ier the following -ertl!tcat, has fil20, 1!466 flatci this ?r.th li' ,f hearIng to i'onsicler the' posit. hams, at the front door of the' Seminole ed sail certificate 'or ta deed tict, :r'c-it. DDC-1O7 hility If granting a special ex. ii,' t.uu'd there.n The' "f" ti. (0!i,'ui I ('Ic rita Seal) ___________________________________ _________ County Court hIiui;se' a: Snfar4, it,,; It, an .\ it riculture Florida, on the first Monday in fit ,1i' n un; her a nd year ni I'' u (t1'lUE or t I'l'I.lCATIO% t rib or II %O'T'i('E 01' A rI'l.If %TIO % Ile.'k with, .1 r zuit;.' anl ('- t'u'tnn;u'r.'ial zone the m'nth of t,,r,l'er, I !'4C, i)FEI) n'. I ii les-lipt I't; of I in' pr,. l'(lhl 1'% flEi) i'k'r it I-OH T 'f t'ir.nit Court I,, : 'I t ' I I. 'tI I .ti' 't M ''till,' ,f ulcI oi't, ier lv. intl the' na ?TI.' In iu'h ii 'Ia '.,ii 4 See'. 104.10 )'i.'rida StfltIites ol %i't'. 1*11.1(1 FluriuIn Statnics of vh I rt, I.. th c' 1r.1 la Et.'r Ii.-; lion" l':,;'h a- r.'.u.'ct.'il liv Mrs.I!'CC 1141*, I% 101111 hi N T-umni .ir. flUloi.i: ('01 T1 Eo.lii, v IIunj, ott ii;,• t.11owin lottel this 6Ih day of .tueust. )'.-ar nfl 'rtifb'atc 5o. IIELEflY Gl'EN, xoTii: is IIEItEI:Y GIVEN,: Ni 'TICI: 1 l'.-p:Oy ''lent III) LIII) (11' t IU1'1'UII\'i' lescrll.'ui ;iro;icrt)' : Lot (le-s 24, 'C1 ' i'sui. c That Troy WUliarns the holder Thuit I ':t vid It'iru.' iii. holder of 1066. I't.lt'h uc. 20 & S.'pt . nti,'e of i'iuI,II, hh'nni,iu u ,, r s on t ; i-:n tznil ,;iu'r E cart Ificat t' has (Of firm i Clerk's St'i] I)rsrrIill"n ut )'rup.'ri, : tic. I '.1ow I n of the- follow lag cert ft ira ft has thu 'l1'0 it may .'nin't'rn: Va ruts .tiiuln. It. i.t.t 21 (less tvly lIe'. it with,. .1 r CII a! 1 lit C. Sc. .\ rt ii ur t h .t ii 4 filed said certi !ic.nte for tax deed i 1.-i tu hi ci Vt u !ir;i I.' fur I ax .l.'cd Tb,- S,tnit,ol,' 4'oIII;t' lt'':ur I f i ,.f \iv :.lOh. ft ; ,.f ml. Clerk of Circuit Court (lu •1 SI-' 512', he- lsstac''i thereon. The c'ertiIi. be' Issued the're'oti. The eenti. t lie ..lJuist tflt'tIt will h;nl,l itti till.' 1'. B. M It u'h.-lis Survey IS Ss'r;i in.'le' County, florida Sic; i"u ti', 1'fJt Ilpilt p ficate number iind 'ear of Issu- I i(at' a urn l.er ii!! ear of ISSIl' o'l'it s-: (IF t Frill t'rIo I..'; Gr:,j,t. I.ots I 17 & 1 hI.'uInI;U to eu,nsliu'r I lie i'''iEly: H. S. Tamm, Jr. nan,.' 311: anee, the descript ion (.1 the' pro- itnee. thi- description of the proron it i)FFi) ra nt lag :, rear yard anui I..'tt. 13 to 16 h'2ast of w.'t l.ility of I'epui y Clerk :i nit' it, ;t hiuli i 5t'5t't perty. and the' name in whIch it ;i*'r y. .,,ul the nhnlc In which it 1111.10 Fie'ridn Statute's arfan.'e to th.' hue Lot 21, 111k. 4', Levy As foliowet Publish A uig. 80 & Sept. 6, 13, Siplin. All of said propr rty bewas zu-aessed are was assessed arc as follows: Grant. Block B Oak Grove Park, iI"gt;latious as retinecteti by AnYear of 20, 10116. I ng In the County a! Seminole. I Year of t"-rtifit'atc No. It'!' Certificate No. 20*5 i'i'i'i' Is H i- iy oiV v' 24'S & 30E. The 'ierson l'ot'.' on the followitig State of Florida. 1.'nless such I That I'i iii Borne the holder of in See's. 26, 3* DDC-05 su:nnce I 0114 issuance lf'64 c..rt ificrutt' shall tie' red.'t'me'd 8C- the following certificate has fil. Ely 223' of Sly 263' of Lot 13 ulescrIl)e',I property: Lot I ill,,,')( !h'st'rlpti"n of I'roprrty; DescrlptIe.n of Propert,; Legal Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That 3. E. RolL, Sr. the holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate tot' tax deed to be issued thereon. The cerificate number and year of tssuanc,e, the description of the property, and the name in which It was accessed are as follows: Year of Certificate Xc. 1 Issuance 1114 De.cnlg,t$.s of Property; Lot 24 BIk A Woodmere Park Second Replat flat Book 12 Page 7* Name in which assessed P. & 0. Development Corporation. All of said property being in the Cone. ty of Semlnolt. State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the property described in such certificate will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the front door of the Seminole C'.ounty Court House at Sanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month f October. 1146. which Is the lid day of October, 1166. Dated this 24th day of August, 111$. (Official Clerk's Seal) Arthur H. Reckwlth. Jr. Clerk or Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: H. N. Tamtn, Jr. l)eputy Clerk Publish Aug. 20 & Sept. L 12, 20. 1*64 DDC- P2 '. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That 3. K Holt. Sr. the holder of the following certificate has flied said c'crtitieate for t* .loc to be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issupuce, the description of the property, and the name in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 262 Ycnr of Issuance 1114 i -, i1'EClAL.B: Ileg. $10.00 Pertitan- ent $6.00; lieg. $ib.00 Perman- ent $7.15, I1ENICE'S BEAUTY SALON 100 E. 1st St. 323-964) I ,-,,., - WILL EEEI' ClIlTPltEN IN MY hOME. t Lot IS BIk A Woodmere Park Second Reptat Flat Book 1* Page 72 Name in which nss'ssod P. & 0. Development Corporation. AU of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate ,'hafl be redeemed according to law the property described In such certificate will be sold to the highsit cash bidder at the front door of the Ser.inole County Court House at Sanford. Florida. on ths first Monday in the month of October, 1*66. which ii the lid day of October, 1114. Dated this 26th day of August, CHILD CARE 322-2274 8. I'cts & Supplies , I BEAGLES ' 7 . • '. , " "' ! ' '.', ' '. ' s ec. ,, settlaCk . ,I . ' 'I . Defendant. NOTICE TO DEFEND 'lOt ROBERT T. SALMON 720 South Grant Street Longwood, Florida YOU ARE ThEREBY NOTI. FlED that a Complaint for Itoplevin has been filed against YOU, and you are required to serve a copy of your answer or Pleading to the Complaint on fillS - - - ,, ---------------------- (See'. 17 - - (5cr. P. EWALD. 311 North Rosallnd Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and file th. original Answer or Pleadlag in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 6th day of October, 1966. It you fail to do so, judgmont by default will be taken against you for the relief domanded In the complaint. I)ONE ANI) OltUflutED at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this 2nd day of September, 1966. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida H>': Donna N. 3larkos Deputy Clerk DONALD P. ESVALD 311 North Ilosalind Avenue Orlando. Florida. .tttorney for Plaintiff Publish Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27, 19611 IJDE.0 - - . - - - as . (See. ' -- • - ' -- -- ' - '. 'p I i -- - , -- I - 81. Musical Instruments ELLIN'OR VOLKS'IVAG EN . - IJUEUIL's MUSIC 51101' Band instrument. & accessories - A(J'TO GLASS INSTALLED Is.;, a .,fliI O*M', - -'.• _,-',, - -' " SAULS AGENCY NEW VOLKSWAGENS Stemper Agency ROBERT T. SALMON - 1'-- - PARROTS. Tame & Talking. Mynahe, Parakeets, Capuchian Sales, Rentals & Repairs Monkeys, Squirrel Monkeys $11. 2001 Cedar Ave. 822-7202 Pat & Fish; Supplies. ANIMAL KINGDOM PIANO TUNING & REPAIR 17-92 Longwood 831-9644 ____________________________________ W. L HARMoN 322-4223 POODLE I'UPPIES, gua.nteed 10 Rootna For Rent healthy. Tiny toy * miniature 85-Vacuum Cleaners at stud. Terms, *11-1449, DAYS OR SS'EEl(S WORK, ' Payton 80103 USED VACUUM CLEANERS 322-2456 ______ quiet rcoms for men. PERSIAN KITTENS -ETERN'A -M ATIC222-1301 24411 Hiawatha at 17-IS $10 up 401 MagnolIa. 132-1710. Pure-bred, Cream., 4 Male. I"irat Helf-SVlnding Watch KIRBY COMPANY I 1011811WORK TE 8-4S*3 I liedroom, turn. ROOM ron working lady, SEN'KAR[K GLASS & SVt ii, Rotor nut Hal theta ru g Sutiets & Service 344-3440 Downtown, *65 month. At i'I,. 1168-6767 chen prIviI.g.s. Phone PAINT COMPANY 333FOR SALE: Regletereu m a 1 e 144-3071 2455. Ph. 3)5_44I GWALTNEY JEWELERS SVILL CARE for Invalid or Elel- ______________________________ 210 Masnol(a, Airdale, 2 yrs. Champion Blood .13. ltlants, Feeds, Seeds !'nZ u ;'tiriz As,*. irr.ittfla I .rlv s,.r.,n in .'nv hnm. Ph. Lines. 322-4428. r t;:'4lrttruJ 'ULtA(.1r, tnctuo. 1:1: i .1 SC '1. lag de'ep freeze & washing maINFANT Ct,C,Th1ES imp to SIze I SELI4INeJ out all Plants, Flowers, chine'. 322-2*00. Livestock 10. Poultry 3tnstly Girls _________________________________________ Cactus, Shade trees. % price. SI. Real Estate Sale 222-7106 2739 Coum;try CIu;1 ltd. 3 flDItM. HOME with Central HORSES: Buy, Sell, Trade. $2!. hD':ut & Air (r,n'iltiruning. Also 14N.tI'i'lN TIJI1.T1,i' L:uwtmtuo;ver. 50. Misc. For Sale miirs Family room. Good lees,Good condition, $40. C. A. WHIDDON tion, I'IORSES for sale: 2 mares, 4 1111 Grove Lane. 32It-7Sf BROKER B.CAW H 11th P00 L Electric yrs. old & 7 yrs. old. *22-5)11 flange, I year old. Escelleat GET Professional carpet clean- 202 S. Park 322.6880 _________________________________ Days 122-7174 condition. 322-3363. ing results-rent flue Lustre Nights-Weekenda 221-0411 HORSES BOARDED Electric Carpet Shampooer II Reasonable Rates NOTICE per day. Carroll Furniture. 3 IIDRM. FERN. $75 month. Good Riding Aria DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE has A MultIple Listing Realtor Includes water *22 -1*11 Phone GIRL'S 24" BICYCLE taken over management & APPRAISER INSUROR 322-6370 after 5 p. in. New Tires operation of the Sanford III) S. French 322 - 4)11 Call 322-5514 13. Catering Food Partners' Aution at Onors & I BDIIM. FERN. DUPLEX with _________________________________ 17-92. Merchandise neededutilities $4) mo. Will sell on consignment or 51,, Articles For Rent OKRA- 322-0415. ST. JOHNS REALTY 322-6151 buy outright. SALE every Fri. THE TIME TESTED FIRM RLGN't A BEb day night 7:30 p. rn. FLTRNISIIED 2 Bedroom home. 15. Special Services Itollaway, Hospital, Baby Beds. 120 N. PARK AVENUE 222-6123 LEWIS C. DELL, AUCT. Adults, no Pits. By Day, SV..k or Month. 322-8531 322.7596 3 44-4 059 PAINTING CARPENTRY CALLOART REAL ESTATE CARROLL.'S FURNITURE A. J. Adoock 111-1151 ALUMINUM Garage Door, S'x7' 11$ W. lit. *22 -5111 CALL, DAY OR NIGHT 322-7498 LAKE COTTAGE, small, turn. & 520; & TV's with stands, good also 2 BORN. HOUSE, turn. CAKE DECORATING Classes HOSPITAL BEDS condition 520 each. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 06 starting, September 20, rny working Wheel chairs, sick room supplie. 322-32111, htesltor home, Pinocrest. For more infor sale or rent. 3 flD1t3t house, I % bath Raymond Lundqulst, Acme. formation call 822-4470. L.IGGETT REXALL DRUGS DESK LAMP, good as new. See for rent. Atiantic Hank Bldg. *22-3951 Pinecrest Shopping Center at The Sanford Herald. 323 -0 4 3 S HOODS, fans, stoves exhaust Ph 322-7911 90. Lots For Sale 2701 Orlando Dr. system. & filters cleaned. Ph, YOU Probably missed a sale to UNFL'ItNISILED 2 IHrm home. $214111, day Us. Want-Ad. daily. 53. Wanted To Buy Available sow. A1'PItOX. 2 acres frontage on Investigate the Low-Cost. 344-IS 19 Georgia Ave. High School SELL US Your O'urniture. Quick parking lot. $5500- Terms, Service with the cash. 98. Real Estate Exchange _______________________________ 322-110*. SUPER TRADING POST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OIC THE NINTh JVI)ICI,%L C18 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTS. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 4015 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff, .- 1 - SAN1"OItL) ELECTRIC CO. (1. 1.1. Ah'Pl,IANCFIS New & Used 123 - ill? ii) Magnolia Legal Notice - d j 89. home Appliances . - J I - .4 '1 - - - .i r,..rt,'g - 72. 50. Television - - '' - - or """ HOLE IN YOUR ROOF? OR A IV1IOLE NEW ROOY P110501 332.3409 01. & J. TURNEIU ROOFING - I'0tII hieari;;g ;s'Ill be helit ron 1'LT E)1hI) -rilued it, cii.'!, -entit'icat a will hC '0 tb(' Issued thereon, The certi- *3-20-30. Further describeul as 1t.'Igh; Aldttion PInt Book monte Heights S,'c' Ian Two (Ccc. 1*11.15 Florida Slattlics " sold to the highest cash lihIier It-tie number ant year of Iscu- lying South of Sh,'phard (South) in tlii' t'unlnty Cotumisslon.'rs PInt honk 10 Page' 15 Pages 118 & 11) at II;.' front door of the Semi- ance, the description of the pro. Road, East of I'. S. 1i'-9, anti hOof,, Court linus.', Sanford, Same In which aese'd William Niume' iii which assessed William 1915) Florid:,, on September 10, 1011 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, nole County Court house at perty, ad the name in which it North of Florida T. & Jewel Coycr. All of said 11, Vernon. All of said property Public hearing will lie held In t 7:3(1 P. M. or as cool; thereproperty being In the County of :ucing In the County of Seminole. That David Rome the holder of Sanfiurti. Florida, on the first was assessed are' as follows: By: B. N. Tannn, Jr. Year of the County ('nmflhis$ioflers Room, after as possible. Seminole, State of Florida.. UnState of Florida. unless such the following certificate has fII. Monday in the month of October, Certificate No. 215 Deputy Clerk Semil101(' County flo;ur,I ot ac- ed said certifIcate for tax deed Court house. Sanford, Florida, which Is the' 3rd day of Issuance 1964 Publish Aug. 20 & Sept. 1, 11, less such certificate shall be re- certificate shall be redeemed AdJustment to be issued there. The certifiOctober, 1966. deson September 19, 1966 at 7:30 deemed according to law the pro- cording to law the property flearrlplion of I'roperty; 0, 1116. fly William C. hlalback, perty described in such certificribe-d in such certificate will be ca.te number and year of iscuDate'd this 26th 'lay of August, or as soon thereafter as 1,ote 42* & 424 Frank L P. M. DDC-)2 Chairman cate will he sold t the highest sold to the highest cash bidder anee, the description of the pro- 1066. \Vo.'lrnf!'s Subdivision Flat Seminole County Board of Publish Sept. 13, 1966 cash bidder at the front door of at the front door ci! the Semiperty, and the name In which it (()d(ictai Clerk's Seal) Book I Page 44 APPLICATION nOTICE IlPE.37 ,%ijtistmt Arthur Ii fleckwith. Jr. Seminole County Court nole County Court House at San- was assessed are as follows: the FOR TAX DEED Name' In which assessed Arel,Ie Tear of it)' William C. lialliack, Clerk of CIrcuit Court - U & Ruth S. Smith. All of said (See, 254.1$ FI.rIda Statutes of House at Sanford, Florida, on ford, Florida, on the first Monday Certificate So. 2117 SPMINflII' COI7%T' 1)64 thuT'ma Seminole County. Florida the first Monday in the month of in the month of October. 1*66, Issuance :tror:y being in the County of 25*) hl')%RI) 0)" AflJ1'MTIiE'I' DeseTiption of Propi'rt: By: H, S. Tamrr, Jr. October, 1066, which is the Ird which is the 3rd day of October, St'mino,', State of Florida, Un- Ptililisli Sept. 13. 1966 NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN. Nuutiec of I'uihilc Ilenniuig Lots 4 to IS & Lot 2 (Less Deputy Clerk 1066. less ch certificate shall be re- DDE-34 That .1. E. Bolt, Sr. the holder day of October, 10f;G. To Vhon; it may concern: Part in Tanglewood Sec 2 PtiL'Iishi Dated this 26th day of .ugust. Dated this 26th day of August, 30 & SePt. 6. 13, deemed according to law the of the following certificate has The Seminole County Board of fleplat and Part of I4ots 2 NOTICE OP APPLICATION , 1066 1061. properly described in such certifiled said certificate for tax 11466. Adjustment will hold a pululic to 14 Dese in 102 Page PDC.11O ORB tOtficial Clerk's Seal) I'OhI TAX DF.I'3D ficate' will he sold to the highest deed to be issued thereon. The (Official Clerk's Seal) hearing to consider the' posci217) 81k B Tanglewood SeeArthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwlth, .Ir. ca'h bidder at the' front door of (See, 191.16 Florida Statute. certificate number and year of lity at granting a aide street .'eI'I'LICATIO% tion Two Flat Book 9 Page %O'J'iCE 01' Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of CircuIt Court, the Seminole County Court house 11)41)) Issuance, the description of the setback variance to the Zonin FOR 'V.LN DERL) 64 I Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, at Sanford, Florida. on the first property, and the name In whicl (Ccc. 11)1.16 Florida Statutes Name in which assessed Wellfly: Ii. N. Tamm. Jr. It;: II. S. Tamm, Jr. of ionda3' in the month of Oct. That 3. E. Holt, Sr. the holder of Regulations as requested by It was assessed i.e's as follows born C. Phillips. Jr., inc. All of 1949) Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk ober, 1066, which is the 3rd day the following certificate has fil. ter Park Telephone Co. on the Tear ci Certificate No. 214 NOTICE IS IIEREI3Y GIVES, of October, 1*66. Publish Aug. 30 & Sept. 4, 1*, Publish Aug. 20 & Sept. 6. 13, said property being in the ed said certificate for tax deed fo11;t'img described property: Iisuaao. 1144 Lots 31 & 32, Goldenrod Manor County of Seminole, State of That laa;'ld Itorne the holder 20, 2066 Ito. 29611 Dated this 26th day of .tugust, to be issued thereon, The certiD..est1.s of Property; Public hearing wll be' h.'Id Florida. Unless such certificate of the following certificate has 1966. r'nC-104 It 1, 01k A Woodmere DDC-82 licate number and year of issu- in the County Con,missionera shall lie redeemed according to fitad said certificate for tax Offlcial Clerk's Seal) ance, the description of the pro- Boom. Court house, Sanford, Park Second Replat Fiat law the property described in deed to be issued thereon. The NOTICE OF SI'IT NOTICE OP .LrPLICATION Book 1$ Page 71 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Pert)', and the name in which it I"lorida. on Septeniher 19, 1966 at DERI) such certificate will be' cold to certificate number and year of Foil 'I'L was assessed are as follows: Name In which assessed P. & 6. TO, RICHARD DONALD DOAN1 Clerk of Circuit Court Year of 7:80 P. 31. or as soon th.'reafter 11)1.15 rleinlda Statute. .f the highest cash bidder at the issuance, the description of the and ELrIOSSA MAE tSce'. DOAN,t Certificate' 5. 2005 Developu2extt Corporation. All ol Seminole County, Florida as possible. door of the Seminole prope'rty, and the name in which his wife. front t in*ftu issuance' 1964 said property being in the CounBy: II. N Tmm. Jr. Seminole County l!o:i;"l <, YOU AND E.LCII OF 'OI. are' Ni ITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, County Court House at Sanford, It was assessed are as follows: I)rse'rlpti.sn of Pnespertyt fleputs' Clerk ty of Seminole, State of Florida. Adjustment Year of That .1 E. halt, Sr. lIst holder Florida, on the first Monday in Certificate Na. I o hereby notifle'd that suit has Unless such certificate shall be Publish Aug 2(5 & Sept. 6, 13, N 125 Ft of S 275 Ft of w 13) ViI1 Ian, C. hlnIl,ae'k. 20, 1966 103 Ft of E 462 Ft of SW l r.d.med according to law the been commenced against you in ,f thi' following certificate has the month of October, 1066, Issuance 1064 ChaIrman I)e'seri.tiun of I'rc'pi'rt: Being Lot 4A Section 14 Publish property described in such certi- the' Circuit Court of the Ninth fIie.,i said certificate for tax which is the 3rd day of October, DDC-10! Sept. 12. l!'66 Lot t hulk 11 Lockhart's Subto be issued thereon. The 1966. Township 20S Range 32E fleet. 'will be sold to the highest Judicial Circuit of the' State ot1deedI ri.... t nitni h.'r and 'ear of tli; is Ills i'll, t lb'(,k It Page' 10 Dated this 26th day of August, Ic, ni !cr Semln"!" 7u; ,i., Same in which assessed Lake DDE-Il cash bidder at the 'front door 01 N0T1('F Or API'I.lCATION uici, asce'i flul' Name in flursue'' i'e;'oiopment, Inc. Aim or th• Seminole County Court County, the ah.t'rt';'iati'd title od iasuanc'.'. the' description of the 11466. i'Ofl TAX HEllO SPI1INOII' COI'\'i'Y All Ir('p,'r;y, an'l the namein which (Official. Clerk's Seal) f said turopertlMitt-hen; House at Sanford. Florida. on which is: (se'.-. 191.1(1 rietnida Statutes of said property being in the Coun110th) OP .ti)J1'STIiEN'i' being in the' County of Seminole', BASE was assessed art' as follows: Arthur II. Deckwith, Jr., PEOPLE'S S A V I N 0 S lit ty of Seminole, State of Florida. tb. first Monday In the month 19*15) Netire if i'usliir hearing Tear of State '-if Florida. Unless ?t1('h Clerk of Circuit Court of October. 1)1G. which Is 'the (HOLYOKE. MASSACIII'SETTS), ('art Ifii':uI,' No 2111 NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, Unless such certiflcatc shall ho To tVhom it May Concern: 1t'I4 Seminole County, Florida Issuance erttficatt' shall lie redeem.'d That Dnvjd Rome the holder of redeemed according to law the lid day of October, 1*16. The Seminole' County Board at according to law the property pituinti U, I)esrnijiIIuIi of I'roprrt)i By: H. S. Tarnm, Jr. Dated this 26th day of August described in such certificate ;;'ili the' following certificate has filed property described in such certi- Adjusttt,i,t,t will lirild it public A Woodmt'rtv,, Deputy Clerk l.,t 1% IIU. 5.e hi 'ertt!Vate' for tax deed to fi('ltt(' ;'il1 be sold to the highest ,earing to consider th. possiRiCh A RI' DONALD ISOAN :ut,d i'd I; Scr'n'i Be'I'lhl Flat i'ul'ltsbt Aug. 0 & Sept. 6, 13. lue cull t.; thu.' highest (OfficicI Clerk's St-al) tier at tls. front door of t he Id isuid the-r.'on. The certifi- cash bidder at the front door hilit)' of granting a special t'uELFs'NN.t 3li h lO.N, hits wit.'. lt''ol: 13 Page 73 0, I 9116 Arthur U. Bt'ckwith, Jr. issu- of tb. Scmlnoie' County Court (('pti(',u iii an A-I .grictilt,ire County Court firiuse' I,,tf ttiul,( r ulil year Defendants \:s.- in wIth-b, tcsis(d I'- & 0. IiIlC_1It6 Sen,ttc'l. Clerk of Circuit Court at Sanford, Florida, on th first .utui , On' description of the pro- house' at Sanford, Florida, on and C-? Commercial zone to inIieve-lcpmi'nt €'c.rpuration. All of In ('hi;u7u ry Ni'. 1112'G Seminole County. Florida thiC first Monday in the month shah and operate a Mobile' hl'mc' NO'I'iCK OF APPLICATION Iont1av in the month of ':,rtr.i,e'r, Pert)', anti the name in which Tinnature of this suit is a said property being in the Counfly: H. N. Tamen, Jr. assessed are as follows: of October, 1966, which is the Park as requested by Mrs. RoilP1111 TAX HEEL) 11466, whIch is the 3rd day of foreclosure' at that ce'rtain mortty of Seminole, State of Florida. Deputy Clerk Year of 3rd day of October, 1966. Certificate No. 2401 ney Ibrig on the following iii's& Sept. 6. 12, Publish Aug. 1941)) -aDated this 211th day of August, ,-.-,Ie'e;;;ed according to law the date-ti Dercrnl.er 1, 1056 and i 1066. 20. 1114 DescriptIon of Iriiper*p-, herd (South) Road, East o its. NOTICE IS HEILEIJY GIVEN. 1966. corded De'ccml.er 2. 1058 in 0th- irupi'rty Iluscritued iii uch cerDDC-14 (Official Clerk's Seal) E 66.6 Ft of Lot 4 (Less 17-9! North of Florida tihicata will be sold to the high- That Donald A. Harris the hold- (Official Clerk's Seal) cliii fle'cordc hook 1014, page' Arthur 11. l3eckwith, Jr. 996.2 Ft ) Survey for Frank Pulilic IIeari,ig will I,. hel'i in Arthur II. 1Je'ckwitl,, Jr. of the' Public Records of Semi- at cacti t'i'idcr iii the' front door er of the following certificate NOTICE OP APPLICATJOi Clerk of Circuit Court B, Guernse' Deed Book 99 the County Commissioners Room, Court tituS tiled said certificate for tax Clerk oi Circuit Court noB County, FlorIda, encum of hit' Seminole' Courst FOIL TAX DEED Seminole County. Florida I'age 826 S C R Court House, Sanfari, Finritia, Seminole' Count)', FlorIda (I.e. 154JS FI.nida Statutes .1 bering that certain piece cit par- house at SatsOird. Florida, on deed to be issued thereon. The Ily H. N. Tamm, Jr. Name in which assessed Jerry & on September 19, 19116 at 7:30 ccl of Irope'rI)' located, situate, the first Monday in the month certificate' number and year of fly: Ii, N. Tamm, Jr. 15*) Deputy Clerk Cliristem,.' I. Riddell. All of said the description of the I)eput)' Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and i.t'ing in said Count)' and at o"tt,tn'r, I011(, which is the issuance, property, and the name in which Publish, Aug. 30 & Sept. 6, 18. property being in the County of I'tuiilist Aug. 311 & Sept. 6, 13, P N. or as sonu tii.'rea!ter poSSible. 3rd day of October, 11466. Stale', to-wit: That David Rome t Semninolt, State of Florida L'n- 20, 1966 Hemi,ioi.' County Jiwtr,l Dated this f'th ulay of August, it was assessed are as follows: 20, 191111 Lot 11 le'ss the Ve-at 5(5 feet the following rtificate hal ies such certificate shall be ro- DDC-96 ('ertifit'alc No. :155 Year of DDC-t't' .%'tlnstrne'nt kç, Lot 22, Lot lIt, less i1111 filed said certificate for tax deed -______________________ .Iccmt'i according to law the Issuance 1964 fly ViIii;tn; C. iluillutelt, th - East 50 feet thereof, (Offit- ial Clerk's Seal) to be Issued thereon. The certi I'IIE (tIftClI'I' COURT Oh'. property described in such certi- I Description "1 Properly; O1'ItE or .ti'I't.lC.tTIoN 'imairmnan Arthur 11. Beckwiilu, Jr. BIts. 11, t'YSNEVOOD, acficate number and year of ia.u' ficate will be sold to the highest I'IIE %l%l'hI JFDI(tIil t'hut l'ul,hiah .St'ist. 13, 19116 FOR 1'.'.X I)EEI) Lots 3 & 4 & E 31.56 Ft. of ("le'm I: if "It-cult Court cordi g to the p1st the're'of ance. the description of the pro 1''1' l.th) FOIL SEMINOLE i)DE-3G cash bidder at the front door of Florida Statule'. Lot S lIlt 1*11,10 49 Sanlando Flat Seminole County, Florida as recorded in Flat hook 4. It party, and the name in whIch the __________________________ Seminole Count)' Court ('OI%TY. FI.OfllhJA,, Book $ Page 65%, 66, 67 & 19491 iiy: 11. 5. Tarnnn, Jr. Pages 0, 93 and 94 of the was assessed are as follows: 1 HEREBY (lIVES, house at Sanford, Florida, on the CHANtER)' NO. i'1IV NKI$l%OI,E ('Ol%'i')' 68 NOTICE IS I'uWic Records of Seminole Deputy Clerk Tear a Certificate No. 2711 H. C. That Donald A. Harris the holdfirst 3ion1ay in the month of THE h3ots'EIty SAVINGS BANE, hIO.thtD OP .timjrs'rmii:'i' Publish Aug. 30 & Sept. 6, 12, Name in; which assessed Cou9ty, Florida. Issuance 1)44 Plaintiff, Nu•le of Public Hearing Crumpton. All of said property er of the foilcuwing certificate Octobet, 1966. which ii the 3rd EACH' OF YOU IS REQt'Ifl- :0, 11466. Deaerlpt$.a .1 Pr.perty; "s' To Whom it may concern: being In the Count)' of Seminole. has filed saId certificate for -ny of October, 1966 All (Less Tanglewood Sec- El) to file your answer or other !'IlC-!'l Dated this 26th day of August, I)('NAi.l) J. EeItZENKNAIIE CL The Seminole County Board e..f State cub Florida, Unless such cer- tax dcccl to hit' issued thereon. tion Two & Part Deic iia written defenses to the' Cornux., %O'l'ICE 01' .tI'PLIC.tTION AeljL'stment will htoIti a public tlficate' shall be redeemed ac- The certificate number and year :066. ORB 10* Page 217 & ORI plaint with the Clerk of the CirDetendanta. hearing to consiilcr th., possi1011 I'AX l)EllI) cording to law the property tie's- of issuaric.'. the description of (Official Clerk's Seal) Tan cult Court of Seminole Count)', Pag. 410) 01k 2 Arthur 11 Beckwithi, Jr. NOTICE OF SUIT IN 191.16 l5iurida Statute, of cribed in such certificate will the ;ropert)', and the name In bilit>' of granting a aide yard glewood Reptat P1st Book I Florids, iii this proceeding and MOIITG4GE FOHECLOIIJRI3 Clerk of Circuit Court setback variance to the Zoning be sold to the highest cash bId. which it was accessed are as to se'rve' a copy thereof upon this 11)10) Page *4 TO; DONALD J. Seminole County, Florida KURZENK - Regulations as requested NOTICE IS IIEIIEIIY GIVEN, der at the front door of the follows: by whose attorneys, Name in which assessed Well plaintiff's fly: H. N. Tamm, Jr. NABE and BETTY IU George Ilahura>', Sr. on the foB Year of born C. Phillips, Jr.. Inc. All a f name's and address are herein. That r)avid Rome the holder of Semtnolc Count)' Court House Certificate No. 2133 Deputy Clerk KIJRZENKNABE, his wife, lowing described liroperty: North said property being in the Coun after aft forth, as required by the' following certificate has til- at Sanford, Florida, on the first issuance 1964 Publish Aug. 80 & Sept. 6, 13, IIENIIIENCE, 74 ft. of South 613 ft. of tt :os Hrsrrlptiou iii Prope'rtys ty of Seminole, State of Florida law, not later than the 26th day ed said certificate for tax deed Monday in the month of Oct1966 610! Tune>' Avenue ft. of SE' of SW'4 of Sec. Lot 13 Bit 45 Sanlando Pitt Unles. such certificate shall b of September 1966 In default to be issued thereon. The certi- ober, 1966. which is the 3rd day Apartment :oi I'oj'.lt 2 Pagi's 654, 66, 67 & PDC-IOS 21.30. Further .1,'scnih,ed as ly. redeemed according to law tb thereof the cause will proceed flcatc uiumber and year of Issu- of October, 11466, Alexandria, Virgimula lug aim East tilde of Sit 43G. Dated this 26th day of August, 66 property described in such oerti cx parte upon the entry of a Dc- mince', the description of the pro%OTI('I-: 0)' -t I'PI.ICt1'Io You are hereby notified that a North; of Turkey Farm. Sante- in which usse'sscd It. C. ficate will be sold to the high crc.' Pre. Contesso against you. l('rt)' arid the tiarne in which It 11.66. Compisint to foreclose a certain FOIl '1.1% DEED i'utiilc hearing will ho held in Cru;nhstomm. All of said property WITNESS my hand and the Was asseised are as follows: (Official Clrk's Seal) cit cash bidder at the front doo r Tear of being in the- County of Seminole, (Sr.-, iUl.1U honda Ntatsfles of mortgage e'ncumhsering the fol. the County Commissioners horn;; Arthur II. Ile'ckwith. Jr. of the Seminole County Cour- t official seal of said Court in ('ertifleate No. 2536 lowing descrIbed real property Court House, Sanford, Florida, State of Florida. Unless such 19411) Clerk Circuit Court house at Sanford. Florida. o Seminole Count)', FlorIda, this Issuance 11464 NO'I'IC}C IS IIEIIEIJY GIVEN, to-wiLt I)i'srTipt$UM •t Pf04'tt$ certificate shall be redeemed acott September 19, 19611 at 7:20 Seminole County. Florida the firM Monday in the znont h 26th; day (If August, 1966. hat 10. Block II. 'I'ANGI1l cording to law the property That David itome the holder of Lot 1 BIt A Replat of Lake 1'. N. or as soot; thucreatte,r B)': II. N. Tamm, Jr. of October, 1*11, which is tb (SEAL) WOOl) SECTION THREE possible. Mobile Shores Flat Book S Deputy Clerk described in purl; certificate will the following certificate ha, Arthur hi. hicckwith, Jr. lid day of October. 1141. IIEPLAT, according to the Page 15 Publish Aug. 30 & Sept. 1, 18, be sold to the highest cash, bid- filed said certificate for tax deed SemniueU' County Hoard of Clerk of the Circuit Court Dated this 24th day of AugustI, 1,1st thereof as recorded in der at the front door of the to be issued thereon. The certiAdjustmnex;t II)': Donna N, Markos, D. C. Nsti;c its which assessed Tucker 2(', 1*66. 1144. Flat hook 10, I'age 39, PubSeminole County Court House fIcata number and year of issu De'v.'lopment Co. All of said pro- DDC-E6 Ii>': SViiliam,; C', llalbat'k, IJEARDALL, ORIDLEY. 'Official Clerk's eai) lie Jteeurd of Seminole Counat Sanford, Florida. or thus first ance, the description of the proChairman Pert)' being in the County of LEWIS & HLANKNEIL Arthur H. B.ckwith. Jr.. ty, Florida, Monday in the month of Oct. pert)', and the name In which it NOTICE OF APPLICATION Seminole, State of Florida. UnJ'tihiPi Sept. 13. 1966 GO North Court Avenue Clerk of Circuit Court hiss been tiled against you in DDE-IS FOIL TAX DEED follows: lass such certificate shall be reube-r. 19611, whielu is the 3rd day WUP astiiseci are Post Office Box 3411 Seminole County. Florida CertIficate No. $01 Teat- of the above styled suit, and you 154.1$ Florid. Statute. of deemed according to law the f October, 1*61. Orlando, Florida Dy: 11 N. Tamm. Jr. are required to serve a copy of SEMINOlE COIINT)' Dated this 26th day of August, Issuance 1*64 ;it'Dpe'rt)' described in such, certi- 3040) Attorneys for Pluintiff Deputy Clark ftewrlpllu. of Peupereys NOTICE IS your Answer or other Fleading HEREBY GIS'EX, 196G. no.tui, OF .tJJJl!$TMIIN'4' the high. to sold & Sept. 6, 1*, ficatei wIll be Aug. 30 Publish Aug. 10 * Sept. 1, 11l. Publish ' s Lot Tlauu,m.' Addition to to the Complaint on PlaintIff's .4, ,,,•• That J. E. iloit, Zr. tho hoic' of crr;:.: ri'Br'• Notice of I'ubile hearing ;. Thu. Midway Flat Book 7 Page 69 attorneys, ANDERSON. RUSh, To Whom;, it may Concern: I of the Seminole County Court the following certifIcate ha. Arthur H. Beckwltt,, Jr. DDC-114 DDC-1 0$ Nazzs irs which assessed Daisy DEAN & LOSVNDI'H, 222 East The Seminole County Board ,,f house at Sanford. Florida. on filed said certificate for tax Clerk of Circuit Court ________________________________Finder Davis. it at. All of said Central Boulevard, Orlando, Fior- Adjustment will h,ld a puhiiio NOTICE OF APPLICATION Seminole Count)', Florida the first Monday in the month deed to be issued thereon. The NOTICE OY APPLICATIOn property being In the County of Ida, and file the origInal An- hearing to consider time iiosaiFOIl TAX 1)EED of ic'tober, 1966. which; Is the certificate number and year of fly 11. 5. Tamrn, Jr. ron TAX DEED Seminole, State of Florida. Un. awer or other Pleading in the bility of granting a sin,c'ial cxissuance, the description of the Deputy Clerk (S.c. 1*4.15 Fl.rtda Statutes auf (Sr.'. 1104.15 Florid. Statutes " ':rd day itt October, 1964. hate-ti this 26th day of August, property, and the name in which publish Aug. 311 & Sspt. 6, 13. less such certificate shall b• re- office of the Clerk at the Cir- ceptionm it, iii It-I Residential 1945) *5*) It was assessed are as follows: :o, 1966 deemed according to law the cult Court on or betre the 13th static to operate a Chills Day NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1966. NOTICE IS hEREBY 01VE 3, Certificate No. 240 property described in such car- day oh Ot'tobcr, 1966. if you fall Nursery ia rctu.'stvd by VirYear of BDC-14 That 3. E. Molt, Sr. the holdsir That David Rome the holder of (Ofticial Clerk's St-al) issuance' 31464 tiflcte will be sold to the high- to do so, a decree lire, cunfesso glmuia Gress ott the following Arthur 14. Beckwith, Jr-. of the following c.rtiflca-t. beis the following certificate has fliSO'I'ICE or frPPLICA'I'IO% Descriptio, eel Properly: 'at e.'sii bidder at thu. front den,r will be taimetu agahnist you (or erhl,&-'I iir'prt)': 'r), North 23' Clerk (if Circuit Court filed said certificate for tax ed said certiflciute for tax deed Lot i of the. Senilnole County Court I),.' relief dcmsudcd ii the Corn- of Iot S metmd (lie South; 20.66' at FOB IAN 1112K11 01k A Woodmnere $em:uinol County, Florida deed to be Issued thereon. TbS to be Issued thereon. The certiPark Second hleptat Flat (Sec. 104.16 Flurldn Statute, of House at Sanford, Florida, on Plaint, bat 7, lIle,ck 21 Suburban ig'itsmes B)': 11. 5, Tamrn, Jr. certificate number and year aif ficate number and year of issu the first Monday in the month ThIs Statics l.li lie puhahiah,'iI I'Iat hook 5, J'ages 60 & 61 of Book 13 Page 73 ISIS) hJe'puty Clerk issuance, the description of ib e ance. the description of the proN&I'ICE IS 1111(EU1 GiVES, of October, 1966, which I. the eiflee' a week for four consecu. Seminole County. property, and th. name In which pert)'. tid the name tim whien Putiihsts Aug. 10 & Sept. 6, 13, NZUS Lu which assessed P. & 0. of That 3. E. Bait, Sr. the holder 3rd day of October, hilI. Development Corporation. All tire weeks in the Sanford Herfollows: i'ubli , hearIng will be held In assessed are as it was s, i: 19 It was assessed ar. a.. follow; Dated this 2611, day of August, ald. s&ld property being in the Coun- of the following certificate ha. Year of DDC- 1uG time County Commissioners Itoorn, Year Cif Certificate No. 116 Certificate No. *1) ty of Seminole, State of lion- filed said certificate for tax 1966. DA'I'EI) thu 14th, day of Sept- Court house, Hanford, Florida, on issuance 1*64 Issuance 1444 ida. Unless such certificate ahail deed to be issued thereon. The (Official Clerk's Seal) emmiber, 1966. NOTICI OF APPLICATION Description of Pr.pertps Sci,te,m, h,er 19, 1964 itt 7:30 1'. be redeemed acoording to law certificate numnber and year of YOU TAX DEED Arthur IL. Beckwith, Jr. (SEAL) E 6! Ft of 5%' 227 Ft of N or us soon thereafter a. poss. Lot 11 01k A Woodmet Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur 11. hleckwith, Jr. of NW4 Sec. (See. 154.1$ Pl.rida Statutes .1 the property described in such issuance, the description of the Hale. 100 )I of S1V Park Second Rapist Pitit certificate will be sold to th. property, and the "attic in which; SemInole County, Florida Clerk of Circuit Court tion 44, TownshIp 1*5. Range 11045) H.',m;ii,ole County Hoard of Book 12 Fag. 7$ I3>' II. S 'I'amnm, Jr. NOTICE Is ilfiltEilS' GIVEN, highest cash; bidder at the front it was assessed are as follows: By: i)omun;a N. Markos $OE A'Ijusttmucnit Name In which assessed F. & C 252' l'.-ar of Deputy Clerk f)vputy Clerk IS>' Willleimi C. I1ibat'k, De'elopment Corporation. All c,f Saint iii which assessed Grover That 3. fl Bolt. Sr. the holder door of the Seminole (.'oui;') (',-ittitrtt l'ut.Iishm .1 u It 4 S,,t (, I It. J'ui.iials $, I' I t, TI'. 7 ? Ott ''lairnia,. Eli-tnt I. 'I'a) bar. All of of the following certifiwute has Court house at Sanford, l'ior - Icsu.utt e 1964 said property being in the Cous 4 Ilrsrriptluis eel I'ruprrS I Ito, 1)66 4, 1966 Publish Si-g.m Il, 19611 ty of S.mlnolc dtste of Florid;s. a-aid property beIng In the Coun-1 flied said certificate for tax deed ida. ox; tist first Monday in the Lot 9 131k A Wuoduiee Parki libC-lu; I)I)E-4&i I l'j,fl.5 5sleu suck carti2kMe ibsU be ty of Selno)e, EAsts of YIorlds.ito be Issued thereon. Tb. ctd. month of October, 1966, whIch I'" . - -' (Official Clerk's Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida •&*' Roofing - IUI. - - - - '/.ot;i;; - - ' 26 I '' - Gnn4 1)EALfIR I • of _____________________- Robson 'u'OTR P1V'RTT ,qta,'chlef. V.r list PONTTAC. Realty ---------- - .. -- GATIVAY TO PI4i WAPRtV.AY trannaIsqion, Reli,, 0 Elector. 12J-2177. mstie 244-$ *1. iet .t. 144-1)41 reston*hle. (t-; h" scan it Jonas Tire .Thop. 1164 forrls Minor see" FIllER OL4S Thunderbird, at 341') French Av0. .fo'inset;, i',tter 't'-iil.r, etc. t12fl. I 2 A phna t., Al? imont. -2'4 rtn 1.13) r)r,nciE * II' he*t. is hp .tahnson 3foot', alec 1o5t trail-i FT. Rl"',k (tOUT -vith IS hp er' .122-2334. F,vinru.lv' sleet., Tilt trifler ifl4 IS hp lvtnru4e, Far uI.'k 'ct flhf1f.fAN Convertible iash. 13-S11. Pxcallent ConditIon, 1.100 95. houses For Sale 106. Apartments For Rent Female Help Wanted Misc. For Sale __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ ___________________________________ (tail 322.300') fCEhY VUR't. (.arage Apt., MUFFLERS, International lit.- MAli'. hf.,ne.t, Reliable. Mnnd*y I HR. VERY Clean, Cloas in, air condItioned. ReasonahIe RF'ACTTFUI. RRONZE RT;ICK- TH time guarantee. Wh,oleual* & Jimmy Cowan. 122.401*, Clasclfl'd *4 columns are thinim Friday, 14 tin(ii 2. Must rate. 333-43311. '4 t,e*hre, low rnlIe*gs, full' hietait. trarmugø,rtstir,n, have own Uke a home rown ull.tin I equipped, factory -.*'.rcarsrv I1UMPIIIIIGYM TIRE SERVICE hienl(hu c'nr,l & reference's, 322' DELTONA: I Uelroam, screened for offerIngs of hjrl all (tan t. financed. One-woman 222-0572 5th. & Fr.nrh porch, ut;rt!'t.a'l, Ira p.s. SlOt.. '-"e' t.ta; ,v.cr' :v yaar li;4, aU 3-6i todayI Easy term.. Owner 444.411*), COMMODORE '54 CADILLAC, new tIre's, mimI(7al1 .1)2-1323 week lays after $23 TO 5() FOR 12__________________________________ hours mach ........ APARTMENTS tier, tailpipe: I goat: I hng 'sCCrI ,'si(ijfl'.I(,'f i tIuPttI., Z OAtfl, On invrRinhi'nt. a WPCK. _____________________________________________ c'n%S' living tintli couch; ruoUNruftNIsIEo 2 acres, paneled Kitchen & FURNISHED oar & phone. Rarah Coventry tlller;lawn mower; piano; Ph ResIdent Mgr. *13-1*40 (:('jMP-CT tO Cadillac. they're Family room with fireplace. .Ie'tweiry. 122-731,*. cii. ft. chiest elitci; freeser & ill economY cars vI1e'1 you fInf.aka t-i.'.i r ,Ies;,p. Ideal for fl(lip (('iURT t r''r ,.th,.'r hsen,se'l;"l4 10-usa, 32ance vith United .tars kh*nlc $21,110. horses. CMI . B. ItEI'iNED, I'Ieasant Companion 241* fianforl Ave I 832. f.o.vo. i;s.1 -ar a'; usa:-, 'i'tiri?fli 4 . 122(6. ________________________________________ hoi;s.'kee'per to hel;' Elderly 14'irn. 2 flIrm. Apt Apply Apt t Call 123-I 774 and compare. Write details (live I.acly. W0N1)EttINU ARE IF YOU or call 322.1)133. 3rd, c/a 97, Ifotises For itent hiotiacke.'per. ficix where your t;ext Flash Ctmhuea Hanford Herald. __________________________________ AVAUM APATMENT3 are conning frau;, 'I'ry, SVIEW. 2nd It. $22-Ill? i3u1.i"l"14 (IA N EllA 111101', 210 ________________________________________ 2 it[)BM 1lr,T;E, Kitchen equip- US ________________________________________ l'arhc Ave. 7:1-Male or Female help on wail ped lots. 2 shaded _________________________ FURN. APTS. close tn. Jimmy y I-Ivy. I 7-02 (load location. Ph. 222-1*74 *t Cowan. *12-4413. l;xI'En'r cAiti'E'r CI,I-LtNINtl, tar 3:30 m. __________________________________ Sa a!ori 122-i lIt P. SEE IBM AD Average size' $4.93, free c'sti. 414-6014 Orlando IIAR('IE THREE B4rm. Fuirn, mpiute. 6112-6767 fur infu,rt;i;stit,n O ENTERTAINMENT PAGE, (2ipu'tn I)atiy ttl 3 p. in. ItI,IIM , EITC1I':N EQIPPED. 2 Apt. 1703 MagnolIa. Only 53$ & (II,poiflttflcflt. ___________________________________ 322-4451 or 23)4, __________________________________ 322-3685 __________________________________ IN'l'i'ihtN,%TIONAIa tVail Furmiace 77. SituatIon Wanted 120. Automotive Service FURS. 3 ROOM Apt. wIth Bath ____________________________________ ('l)tiitIlCtG' will, thue'rinoeiat nn'l ___________________________ 2 Bit. KIT, equIpped, *60 mo. & Garage. 2.320 NarcIssus. HOUSE- 2 1111., 2 LIATU, Central air, silo 0 EN 01 it A L slnvt'pipn, 110 gallon ftte'h tank 1,018' 2224144 CLEANING Service, Call eves, inn. wills hittlmigs, 'JO feet of CopI I 2 lift. 2 BATH, Kit. aquipped, per tubing ai;d 100 gallons of 7 to 10, 838-3774. ii'. - - 12. Ronts & Motors ________________ __________________ ,___ CHEVY 2, 1041, 4 deer, cute- JJ _____ -- - - cui - Legal Notice *'i - - 1to "'' ______________________ I ThIJ YOU lPC BEr1. BRNG Ok t,A3() CAF)T JUST GlV tiP! 'D() HAVC TO V N ThR AD 121. con1ers & (ydes Antos l 'nv Sale WFJY GO r'LRTHIf? MO.,R JAWA MOTOR CCi.S You can't heat our rie'ss! A7.00 * AR!55 LAWSMOW. Ses or Cmii ROR (;J,FVFH,AND f.PWIf !AL4FS k 91RViCPl (liii Ruieni 2*17 "V ('ha'in'r'J Ci';h Ilntid Plyme'ith Chrysler ____________________ ill Hwy 1-'12 OeRary ______________________________ 442-5(11)2 Honie 77%fl.71) I __________ se's Machinery & Supply Co. 111.1412 207 W. 2nd St. FOR SALE- 322-0640 . Pne II 115. sporting tlSl!ii) 'I'V's $29.91 tip. ANIMAL 1lAVIN KENN1CI.8: Service Calls $4.00, Boarding. For sale, AKC Chihuc' MOONEY APPLIANCE hua, also mixed breeds. $32. 21* I'aln;ntto 323-01197 6752, . _______________ 322.7684 ____ - .* DIG TOP NURSERY & KlNDEitUAltTiN Certified Teachers liAltiJOft EI1ECTiIONICH Located 17-92 Ph. 323-16C0 AU'I'O Radio Rpe'ciahista. 24 hr, Open Monday thru Saturday s.r;'ice', 322-4261 7:15 a. m. to 6:00 i. rn We Service Al1!1 makes Radios. Friday evenings 'hI midnight. .. Deseripiloc n Property, All Types and PIses We repair and Service STINIO T FIGHT I lr EIMI OR 1 \SJIAFOLLccU,J ") VPS'ti' 1-4 N... WEI,IS DRILLED, PUMPS $PIIINKIaKI1 SYSTEMS 28-.-Itrnio '.. . ?J, MEEK! LlF HLOVRI 't Sept. 18, 1966 - _______________________ 6. Child Care . - Cut 'N' Curl Beauty Salon Palnietto Ave. *22.0*14 ,uib EK & MFEK 21. Well Drilling PERMANENT SPECIAl1 Our Budget Wave Now $11.05 snfnrh Ir Small Jolts Accepted *12-6*94 after S p. in. I -Beauty Care _________________________________ , . bite Elep 28-l'nintlng 2. Personnls _________________________________ Do have a drinking problem. Tilson Painting Service Writs P. 0. Bet 111$. esuford. Brush Spray 11$-OIlS SUICIDE Prevention. Call W OARE, Oriaado *41-1144. itREE ESTIMATES The Family , OTICE or *PPI.ICATIO?i FOR TIX UKID (Ste. 1*4.1. Fleelda St.tut,'s nt 1*1*) Your I Playground Silo %OTICE OF APPLICA'E1O ron it q'rc, 1*415 Fiends Statutes at 1I4iI) Y4OTIIM TO I)EVENI) '1011 WrATH OF FLORiDA TOt CIIATtLES IIOSVARD ORIEco, sit. ¶3 Kenwooel Road Hawthorne, New Jersey PLEASE TAI(E NOTICE that a sWorn Complaint has bee;; filed against you in the Circuit Court, Ninth JudIcial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Fiorida, Ii; Chancery, this abbreviated title of which is 1308141 E. ORIICcO. i'lsintiff, ;'e'rsus CIIAIILI'IS Ito WA lID GIIIECO, Sit., Defendant, wh.'rt'im; (lie relief sought is a Decree of Divorce and an award of 1)ctttnd*nt's interest In and to certain real eatato deacribed us follows, to-wit: Lot 91. LONODALE BUll Di VISION, according to Fiat thereof recorded in Fiat Hook 13, Page 68, at this Pubho Records of Seminole County, Florida. These presents are to cause and require )'oli to file your written answer or ilefutisca, it any, to the Com,splaiimt filed list'sin, umiil to serve it copy there. UpOn time plaintiff's ml torney., s'I'i;NWI'ItOli, DAVIS & MclN. TUSH. I'ost OffIe'c Box 1830, S*uiinerd, l"Iorids, 377I, on or bcfomu October 3, 1966, mud herein fail not or a t.Iecree Pro Com,fesso wli$ be entered agaitist you, amid the cause itrocoed eta parts. Arthur II. lJs,'kwith, Jr. Clerk of this Circuit Cotirt By: Donna N. Markos I'mputy Clerk H'l'l'N$'l'flO5I, DAVIS & 3i,IN'i'UHii Attorneys for l'iaiimtift J'o,t Office iJox 11315 12771 Sanford, Florida Publbih Sept. 1, 13, 0, 3?, 1961 nr)E-21 - . 9611" - Legal Notice CITY LOTS: 3 nice hots with EXChANGE small motel in OrIN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF SMALL Business need perking lando for farm on river or shady Oaks. Priced to sell with Low-Cost Want Ads up? Use TIlE NINTh JUDICIAL CIIIlake. 841-4475 after 4 p. in. terms. Size 171 ft. a 167. Ph. to tell and .dll CUlT OP TIlE STATE OF FLO322-290 S IIIDA IS .IND FOIl SEMINOIB USED Furniture, any amount. 100. Resort Rentals COUNTY 95. Houses For Sale Sanford, *22-2270. IN CIJANCEILY NO, 1(136 OCEAN FRONT AFTS. $11 S. IOhl'I'tiAOI F(IIIECLOSUIIE CASH FOR TRASH Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Mrs. ORITANI SAVINGS AND LOAN Antiques & used furniture wantft. U. Hutchhson. 132-4051. ASSOCIATION, ed. GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Plain Li ft. BRIDGES FURNITURE 2-3.4 BRS., 1- BATHS 102. Mobile Homes Sale "a. 328-1410 Park & 26th. 110501 N. WARDETJTJ and DONQUALITY MOBILE HOMES NA N. SVARDELL, his wife, not 55. Furniture For Sale 2524 Park Drivi Ofttc. *22-2111 Hwy. 17-92 S. Sanford known to lie dead or alive and, Night: 322-0641 or 321-0700 323-2582 if uii'ad, the unlctio;vn apouse, heirs, devisees, grantees, aaiig- ECI-IOLS BEDDiNG CO. ItAS'ESSA PARK: 4 13.lrrn-, 2 '39 SL'ARTAN tO' x 50', w/w Bedding & Furniture aces, lienormt, creditors, trustees, bath, air conditioner, large carpeting, air conditioner, 5!,AT FACTORY PRICE8 or other claimants, by, through, yard. 204 Temple Dr. 322-7820. 800. Can be seen at lot 5, Bow122-6321 tinder or against RONE N. ill Magnolia :mien's Trailer Park In DeBary. WAhtDEIT4 and DONNA N. BY OWNER: 3 BP11M., 1 bat);, WILSON-MAIER FURN. 665.6045 after 6 p. a;, %VAItDELL, Iii, wife, or either near NAS. No t)ownpayr;;ent, Trade Sell Buy of tl;omn; anti all parties having iiS5UlR;O payments. :i2.2J lIt. '60, 10x54, 2 BDRSI. 323-5644 or cluim;,ing to have arty right Ill-il K. 1st St. Good Condition, Best Offer tItle, or interest in the property USED P u r n I t u r., appliances, 3 IIDIIM. HOME, Two blocks oft DeLan.l, 734-3163 deseriLied In the Complaint, 17-92 South. Excellent buy. AsSold. Lartools, eta, Bought Defendants. sume balance mortgage & ry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. NOTICE OF SUIT muontiuhy paymisonta $74.63 lum- 103-Mobile Homes-Rent Pb. $23-Ill!. IN '111K NAME OF TUE STAlK eluding taxes & insurance, : HORN. MOBILE H0ME 01" FLOILIDA * 60. Business Opportunities On lge. lot in Country 'l'o (lie Defendant.: 113 tHu. Ph. 3122-9937 Bulb N. Wardeil and Don;;a See Us For Rem;tais It N TA 1)3 US IN K as N. Wardell, his wife, Days *22-7174 h1()USETIIAILER with cabana, A NEW opportunity for you to 7857 W.N,C. Navy Base Nights Weekend. 344-0485 private yard, lights A water enter thus fast growing rental Mlllington, Tennessee furmi. Adults. $311. Ph. 344-1343. business as an independent 3 BDRM. HOME, over 3 acres, And to: AU unknown spou.es businessman without a connicely landscaped, 0 Fruit of said above named natural tinuing obligation to pay any trees, large chicken house with; 10-I-Trailer Space-Rent defendants. part of your fixture earnings. i;;ure laud it wanted. 32?-4u'59. .tnui to: All parties clai,;;ing We arc in the business, and TRAILER & Spaces on L.ake interi',.tmi by, through, under or during time past eight yearn LONGSVOOD: 3 Bedroom, dinIng .tchhy, 344-7311*. against the above named nahave successfully grown into roof;, 1% baths. Paved de'i tural defendants not known to rnulti-stor. operation. tVe do end Street, 470 01. Et'ergrvem; 106. Apartments For Rent he dead or alive. not sell you equipment or otStreet. 833-9973. And to: All parties having or ter financing. We do offer %VELAEA AI'.tRI'NTS clain;ing to have any right, title you the benefit of our exper- 2 1IDIIM. 1103101. fenced & ,tll ill W. ?IR.S'L' ST. or interest in and to tl;e followience anti a iflanised training shaded. A Steul -5l3.SiOii hut',uio ing described property, situate programi; which covers such for $9,800. Cash or term.. 338in Seminole County, Florida, to\Vall to \Vahl Carpet things mis what to buy, where 8644. wit: I & S 11003(5 turn., newly tieto buy, and hirings you into Lot 47, LONODALIG SUBDIcorated. 404 01. 14th St. our stores for on-the-jot, I -ACII 01 la,;d.ca pci, almnost t, VISION, according to Fiat deluxe Slotsil.' I h'tmie. ('eutti training. IIEST-IT, INC. \Vrite th,sreof recorded It; Flat CI.i'AN, h"t.'RN., Downstairs .tpt. 3-tot; air -t'on.lht I .'tu .'r & gut. I: liox 21's) c/n Sanford lIe'raltl. Hook 13, Page II, of Il;. Pub,m;o:uttt. b1J6 Park Ave. C.iU isac'.,. lUaSO milutuisinuis; ut;u;It 323 -(1890. lic: Itecorela of Semim;oie t i storoltou l.arge alunsinur69-Schools & Instructions ridim, g u,owcur, ;v.iahie r, e Coo nty, l"horida. siei:LY I'ThIN. APT. Immclutlit,g specifically but not Ws'itu.', ltoutu 2, flux 30,1 Iliu TOl' EINDEIIIt'I'143'U A ur ,,'u;iitiunuti. .tciu1t by way at li,m;itations, tIme folemifuiril, l'homii' :,12.760'.l. Certified Teachers Call 344.1924 lowing fixtures siud eeiuiis,nent, Enroll Now. to wit: 1"HA VA hOMES Classes begin Sept, 1. Call $23. ('LI-IAN downstairs turn. api1- Itxummge 1660 for further insformatiun, ttii water A lights. FrI. bath I- Heater & c'mstranu.'ue. 344-0702. You, atiel each of you;, ate tmOtB I'I.tNO, orgabs & Voice lessen lied thiat a suit to foreclose a Mrs. Guy Bishop, AGO., N I'()It ht!-N'l': 3 Rooms; Car.xg. Apt. mortgage encuinberitig the aLocated '1'hrouhout County NA., i".H.3i.'L'. A. L"uunishod. bore ,lascribed property has 2137 h'alum,etto Ave. 2-3 3 Baths Bra, I-I 333-30 322.318? beet, tiled against you and you Mom. i(Ilchena Equipped are hereby required to aerve 71. Male help Wanted Payments Lea. Than html 0512 1301131. turn. Apt., $43, 301 '5'-. s. - 0 Ii a copy of your Anuwor to (ho C.. Dtft. .-3sai, J5e. Complaint on the plaintiff's a.t- SOS'.' 'VAE ISO pilicutions torneys, Pfi01H141C8, ROIJERT. 14'L' IN Downstairs Apt. 1111 PalFuel Oil delivery truck dri A Multiple L,istiumg Itesitul 1105 AND GI1ACY, whose admu;vtIo Ave. l'h. 312-1314 after era, Nan's Oil Co. 303 drsss is 1'. 0. fbi 976, Dunedin, IIEAL'I'OIt 3 1'. In. Laurel Ave. 123-1430 laiS Park Dri Florida 33528, amid file the oriFUllS. AI'T., with air contitgInal in the office of the Clerk PA'I'ROLMEN horsed hint,, *60. 111 01. SIlt of the Circuit Court on or beIN ORANGE CiTY CIS'I I. stChtVICh'2 Hoard, City St. t-'411 844-5150. fore September 2?, 1066 other________ ElY OtVN14III 0',rus. or uutui Pay tuna ilt'at'hs uuumIoUu;u'cma • wise time ulIegtioas of said 3 t,e,drou,n, I tim thu lionist,sii,atiots fi,r liii. 'sit I 3 Utirtu;. Apt. Ele' Comupiatm,t will be ta0en as conNicely loc;at ii cii curlier to fill ii*uiueeiiut tpeusiusgs. Ii It- i litchuem;. 55'atu'u ttirnish.d. fessed. near shsuti. I' •-lt'nseist it ciii reuse' iii I mci utlu's 2 yet. r cc 1'h"stalrs over 308 tY. 13th 11. This not ire shall be puihlshshutormisaticit, t'ail (15.2610 mti ie'gu tsr ii Ighi ilelutiesI gi'iaduu $ , pci tni. I'Is. 333-2931 or ad onus each week for tour conL is. is. )m-aum,v CIty) wit is uglttt'mlme'uit to atlenti imuiu;us- e at abov, address. secuiive weeks in the Sanford city capt-muse, 2 >'eat' Law 01 Yc IL)' V it II01('N SV A1't'l c. Herald. I A $ Ut)hlM. ArrS., Compl.t.ty toret',nsuut coil rst. tot' elcgrt Ilateti lIsts 191); day of August, for tiii. .aimomt neW 3 Bedmoo I'thUlIiI'Wsi by GENERAL ELIOCAge 21 .29, snhmsisnum Issiglut it166. 3 HaIti, •is.ut'iou tiusnu cii 'i'UIC which tacludas electric lii", w.ig lit 160 11's., 20.30 i (bit.t11) acres, partly wooded lam titc'lsumi, hieattisg & cooling. stan, Salary raisgo $17.20 Near uvcr)-tlsiisg. hteuiiiahicm Arthur II. U.ckwith, Jr. $104 weekly, Aminuxah itsereas-'I'OWU'N LAKES Clerk, Circuit Court tum- i;hutieul, pension plass, vaumlhuu & ci $uxm;inule County, Florida (:ItL)EN AI1ARTMEN'l's heave. Apply Civil Service, It fly: Donna N. Markos Ill IC, First $1. 443.1*10 Orange Ave., Daytona lIea Deputy Clerk 'elm, I'JGEIIi.ES, ItOIJEliTSON AND FIJi-tN. aPI'., 1100 31.liunvILIs, (3 htA Cy INV1CSTSILCN'l' A ILLIAITY CANVASSERS (1. hltax 975 P. El' h"lC. A1"L'tt, privat. baths, 311-Il I N, Park .tv.. l)udreli,m, l'iorlda 3852$ AVERAGE commissions $5 ; utIsitlSe turn ; speelgihy .uII.d .'t(totmeya liur i'iuitititt hi r. u;sakii,g hiotno c.ilis v I for retired peopi.. ld.aaiy 1ij)lttti, lii lMi'lL .thtU011, eIUI i'ubllshu Aug. 33, 30 & Heist. 6, imsanager. 'rratssportatioa fur sri hi I, ox- Is a i'd, ec'c. lit-nit I uatsd downtown. inquire at Istied. Writ. P. 0. Box 1 13, 1961. 'tiihdren, shade trees. Priced Jacobson's Dept. Store, 311 WInter I'ark, Fit. 1) DC-li 1st. St., Sanford. sell, Call 3?'9(l8, $100 DOWN • Jim Hunt Rea1t 25ODOWN MONTH THIS INCLUDES ALL FINANCE CHARGES (SALES TAX AND LICENSE EXTRA). YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT. Ellinor Motor Co. (OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.) 3219 SOUTH HWY. 17.92 SANFORD PH. 3221335 (ORLANDO) FOR SALE - - $4495 - SAULS AGENCY - ' - . - - - S100 DOWN -. 6W •S4SI.W* t' i II - • Stenstrom Realty '_1uI - - ,_ ": - -4 - - -- .'-L,J, . ...i5#5. - - I SOUTHWARD - FORMER LOCATION OF THE SANFORD HERALD 5.000 SQUARE FEET Choice Location Downtown Sanford 204 Wist Pint St. Nez? Door To Florido Stet So -I I- SEE YOUR BROKER -. •-'-.",i:. - - -. T - , I. -- . .- - .--- '.- - ". - ,-Ip----,- -. ':' - $ * _\ - .5. . - '." -. - il, - ' ,' �- - _________________ - - - S o -, - 11 4 IIIIIIIII ___ Me& ________________________________________________________ _-_ F1, ,~.I.I.rl. W,J ; ,i . _ _ 0- ft - I", I I.- Wliat's Doing __ __ the World in ~, ___________ I Probe i ___ ___ of In Sanford Bus . Disaster ':. . I rashThatK11 C or(iIrre(I M '( nrv I Af, oP i edTot ~ _ 1-44010 --'---. J 'n. l< tin Investigation Is still nt Charges of ninking flfl "11% The trngk' IIr(IdeI)L 4; Jfl,,.q or thiC victim, fnvid turn,'' however, IlnVt' sit ilete In the traffic necident proper Snnlurd Avenue and P0tH- 1, PkAanti both fl anti Jimmy which claimed the life of four been filed agniflat Kerect An. aettin Street wheit the ear tiny. A, icnthy tint) hirentin Tyner If) year old flradlnrd Allen SpeuceIthofly Snnehe7. 29. of pit by Sanchez anti a van-type 8 IO41 ohs). rr (0 Fl It' Trooper C. li. according III chtldt'tfl and one and lnJIlrVd Rev. (lenrge 13mm I)tl! driven Ks'rr.qt Ant hionv Ss,nehei. 29 (TmumY) Tonilinanu. P adult early Tucadny evening. ___ I fly 1IARR' VRSHEI ___________________________________________________________________--------of (enevn MeGiirvey collided. wn striver of thc' Sanchez was not Injured but. other vehirim, ,untlwns ehntetI We hate to give anyone a pat Rev. McGnrvey was tnko $0 with "inipmoper turn" aec- irding on the back but we couldn't Seniltiolo Metnotitil I IflSflItflI it, Fill, 'rrooN'r (, I,. Tomhiri. notice how • son. $ntwhs'z wn suit injuirerl. Brief tors rushed to the acetic of the Rev. Mn(nrvey had ln'en Tretuteth at thr' hopItnl for k. _______ Hurt 0 . i '_ IN Youngsters - ~ .__ ~ , !I I :' I Teens! of 16 - j ., "~ . 11~ VAO V A,! 149LMe M 0^I - ' 'y 'c Is: • __1 . - : - - 1. . 0 pc.nc _______ I :' (enevn, - 1! R-.1_F !11 7 - - . ..-4qA - _____ __ ________ .,T -7 ~.Rl ~l __ _____ . - - - \\ L N F game started when armi,s kicked around - ancient the heads den, Captain; Janet 1,"is, cc~-Captain, Jane Mern, Trudy Portei;ig and Karen Weber. (Herald Photo) ____________________________ See what you ______________________________ • ____ _ ____ 1 ,..,. ___ ____ ..: " I ~-.~, "'tf . , i By TINA DAVIS and • _____ . - _____ _____ . • -'-' : - think of this , 10 - • • know - - : .11 ; - - '1', - should be spent as a teen.aged FP ., boy or gin chooses. Got some news _______ if th€irt's foolish spending, al_____ you'd ke to see ]owanees should be kept small . rather than large. And parents ' ' shouldn't give an advance ____ each Tuesday? '-1 against allowances ahead, cx- _____ cept in a real emergency. CALl. The experts acknowledge that grownops don't always handle monn ., too well . . . So they point out the big aim of an aBowa.ce should be to encourn ht up NEW MEDSHIPMAN' at Sanford Na-val Academy will be Thomas ncAdv. Deadline - Friday Noon through college age-to train quette (right) of Dade City, shom-n here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. News Dibadlin&--Mcn. ID A.M. themselves to bandle money Harry Ficquette, as they met with Headmaster Burch Cornelius, (seated). i well. _____________________________________________________ Thomas will be in the ninth grade. (Herald Photo) li on this page i,:: $ I • I- 11 1 7 I I 1i ~ ~I 4 1_ '. . . fr Ring ___ ____ " - ,- I. . _______ __________ ___ _ ', - - I ____ _____ _____ 1. - ____ _____ Al I ____ ~- AN 8 . I r • - a. ____ ______ ____ .. - • • -. . Ffji. ___________________ Ii. _________________________________________________________________________ - - - ____________________________________________________________________________________ "We Bring" ft -, . - : $ it I... , , I , '. ,t PHONES _____________ III .! - __ -, - -. Liggett Rexall Drugs n ft be - . -I ..,--' 'I" - 4' Ii -. '... -, .,4.~:.I " nne so I WITH THE 'IN" CROWD a. I s 1n QTV - RENTALSW the responsibilities W a 0 cour . . . REPORTER-Has any price square. set on what th e facility Z ; I 98 Do t Pass n' et started. 9. - f coDar _ ___ ______ 2 1000/o ; q I i combed cotton! . . V . . . IV I - Transportation. 40 1 • OPEN NIGHTS! 'til 9 P.M. Mon. thru Sat0 Mr. Sloniker said he had j . Ell'ipnor Volkswagen 3219 So. 17-92 ~~ ~ 1) ` I I Open 'Til 9 P.M. Every Nite ____________________________________________ I i ""ROCK I 2518 Frenclt Ave. AND . 322.4924 was filed in Ninth Judicial Circult Court today by Enoch Boyd Smith, Jr., charging he "suffered burns on his leg as a result of negligence" on Jan. 11 %vhen he was it patient in Seminole '.Nlemor-. jul Hospital. Seminole County, as a political ubdivision main- • __ taming, operating -• and controll• ___________ _______ CONST ' ABLE R. E (Bob) Carroll was listea in "fairly good" condi- al , is named as defendant in amount in excess of the juru- . . harge County Board th Road Pol IIotby, reported that his of. Miami. flee had not received any summons to be served. Iloth the county attorney, Rarolci Johnson wiil hospital Ex - Leffler . I . ~ ~~-,.i. ! I 11, " ,1; I! ~: .~ ' .1 . I I , :.I., , I will be resurfaced, rebuilt and built under the county's $220,000 road building program. "We've been playing and are poiircs or I. rc _ ______ Boss Is 1. years Raceway "- Enters Plea 0 • .. the cuse. I dictional limits of this court, County (:ommis;iioneri were aecu.ied of playing An of press time today, no exclusive of interest and costs I politics with the propo4ed county road department propapers had been nerved on and demands trial by jury of I gram for the new fiscal year by District 3 Commission.. I John Alexander, as chairman all issues." tf the county commission, or Smith is rprcsented by Swofford today 4to6k itie ',ith an earlier state.un Robert flesticrer. hospital Nichols, Gaither, Beckham, Col. ment by Commisii-on Chairman John Aleminder that administrator. Sheriff J. L. son, Spenco and Hicks of there is "no politics" involved in selecting what roads Subpoenaed • L'. "i •1 ... :I . . * * . cars a • • * . ROLL" . - i L11 . . - . . Market Dips . . A U RECORD WILL BE GIVEN EVERY . A*r Stat"on To Be Honored For _ ADMISSION THE ; . . Combat PARTY . . 19 From Over Viet AUTO VISORMIRROR 0 0 .4 -. • ârrwsit jstratun H Offer . 4Wy0 - 5eyUt 05 * ____ • BURGElt KIN Ph Suit for damages 0 . FRIDAY. SEPT. 16th * * * Only 4 iint ~ PH. 322.4151 oun Prexy Named . / Ph. 322-1835 FIRST HOUR. 2109 FRENCH AVE. n . i• "Home of the Whopper" ui Herald Index . BATIERIES 1 . . ~ WITH i Dekle's Gulf Service 0, .'. .16 tion this morning at • 0 VOLKS\VAGEN! first 1;3~ ' Innocent t with a I * S-M-L-XL! 4i I •Ii __ ____ _ Sizes Ht ' t' Jegligerice' I I still ding it," Swofford said. Swofford said he is disturbeii • •• by the proposed program be. , •. !fl • ... the h 4r11 '"alied y L. _____________ "work session" during the pait few weeks. • tie tid he feels the county board wili push through road3 where only 104) day are • traveling while tn rs in dei•, • DEL:ND (AP)-The Volusia rate need of repair travelod 1. W'.3 called I by mre than 'mu) - tr :.i.ii ••, ' _,,Vj back into Session ttiay. report- are being- ignored. it I We know of one County Corn- second wife, Mary, was at. his side. Schools R. T. Milwee ycstcr(lay "We are not ma1nta1:1tn our edly to take up an alleged legmissioner who will vole "no" in preliminary hearing In Peace most needed roads" Swofford LAWRENt:E SWOFFOR.D islative bribery case. on the county road program Justice Hugh Duncan's court. WASHINGTON (AP) - Former President harry S. TruProgram will be finalized next Three witnesses were sub- said. spe11in out the many sand LoftIer waived the hearing clay roads in his district stand politicians: "If you can't skittish this advice for Tuesday. Board Chairman Is man had poenaed appear. The state "d and Is expected to be bound to pot." tight-lipped and won't tell us the heat, get out of the kitchen." attorney's office identified them that are Dirksen, however, over to County Court during the . Senate. Republican Leader Everett M. the tentatively approved roads as Clyde Hart of Sanisula; Fred I next session. lie was released Brih obviously doesn't mind the beat from the White House on the until then. W. Nelson and William Nelson. nue in the Bear Lake area is 0 * S a disgrace and added that C!auifed ddS ..........................IL civil rights controversy. And he isn't trying to escape the kitchen, under $500 bond. both of Daytona Beach. Leffler was represented by "I don't know where they get the idea i scare on 1uea of The City Commission will State .Atty. Dan Warren was roads like Wymore. Jewel Comics ---------------------------Attorney G. Alg"rnon Speer Jr. unavailibte for comment but Drive and Oakhurst are a 4:rQwoL-d puz.iu meet in special session tonight ths kind," Dirksen mused. Leffler was charges! with asDear Al)by ................ . ........... SA to go over the tax equalization The Senate votes today on cloture the St. Petersburg Times quot- "lust." BOB BESSERER I the means of shutting Sault and battery against Milcomplaints "Some adjust- off debate and bringing the civil rights bill up for action. WithEditorial page ............................-t ed hint as saying an alleged wee on Aug. 30. attorney, Gordon Frederick, legislative bribery case would ments" will be made ... so we out Dirksen's support there appeared virtually no chance the Ftitertainnient ............. .. SA-9A. Police officers said the San- said would have no cornhear FIOrO$11,L)O Did you know that administration could get the two-thirds vote needed for cloture, ford engineer walked Into Mil-mentthey on tius, cast' until such be presented. CLEVELAND. Tenn. iP some commercial property was Hart was president of SentJ. Wilkinson Jr., an engineer. Jetstreuin .................................. S D. wee a office and hit hini in the time nit nervice had been tuade, itiole itaceway. at Casselberry. has taxed down because of vacanGRENADA, Miss. (AP) - More than 300 state officers I n face "a number of tinies" after awainst the county or the hus- until it ran into cles? financial trou- new church-supported Tomlin- I Sport-i .. ............................ :. * 11 -1_3A. full riot gear and with orders to crack down hard on trouble. an integration row. PitI. bles. TV son College in Madison. Milwee was treated for cuts • • "beautification • In the suit, Smith alle ges That so-called makers, sealed off newly-desegregated schools here today and and bruises anti released front "moist, continuous, isle" on West First Street has 83 Negro pupils marched to class without challenge, waz-m cornA two-block area around the two formerly all-white public the hospital. Why do we before presses applied to the ulceritte*1 us puzzled Or;glnally the hearing, keep digging up new holes in- echools wait ringed with helmeted highway patrolmen and game area of the plaintiff's leg" were NEV YORK (UP!) - A stead of patching up the holes and fish wardens. Only pupils, their parents and teachers were Duncan was scheduled for 10 improperly administered "for trickle of profit-taking and a am. this morning. Speer lire we have on other city streets? permitted through police lines. excessively long period of slump in buying interest cornsented the papers to Duncan , • tinie, resulting lit serious burits" bined to push the stock market , yesterday citing his client's conHey, Uulted Fund received Its of not guilty and waiving to Smith's "left lug, ankle, heel slightly lower in the first hour ichuduled tention CLEVELAND (UPI) - Dr. Samuel W. Sheppard, and the first donation of trading today. antI foot." _____ drive hasn't even kicked off to stand trial here Oct. 18 in the 1954 slaying of liii first wife, the prelintinary hearing, $25 from Andy Carra. asked for a change of venue today on grounds a "fair and unyet partial trial cannot be had" In Cuyahoga County, way. To holders of Seminole County 19M Defector Mum 0 Common l'kias Judge Roy F. McMuhon, who will rule on thu automobile registrations ending in - Anwnicivi Police will start cracking motion, said he would contact attorneys for the state and defense MOSCOW (AP)M. Koch bus defector hlarolti 91. Ou 'Q Tti. m4c number down on youngsters riding bikes to determine a date for a hearing on the request, refused to spea k with Suminol CGwrbt on the wrong aide of the road IP4OING a "91 t" bit* from the U.S. Embassy in *' Better not go against the Pr..,,t it $ uMr iflt4lfl.t1 Lean 0.MGcw. ICudi, a former ItemflJIHuUTI, French Sotnaliland (UPI) - Dozens of nationtraffic. p4rnuorIi .alj • • • alist youths were wounded Tuesday night when they burned four an Catholic priest in the Chi•ip,rss minor FREE. Limit n.a. e, did we get the run police stations and clashed with j)oltco and foreign legionnaires. cugo urchdloci'se, appeared on 5mor 15, t9ó. am television Tuestisty The governor of French Somalilund, the lust French posses. MOSCOW frrn the Highway paWE SPECIALIZ* IN LOWU COST security forces night to suy thirst he 1usd tieNineteen Sanford Naval Air Station flyers will be honored sterday. The Brass In sion in Africa, ordered a 7 p.m. curfew and sent ü'ol Ill Thursday for conibitt flight they tuade over North Viet Num. EW CAl FINANCING # said it was up to IOCAI to ring off the native sectionis of the capitul city to provent fuctud to tho Soviet Union he protest, against the war In Viet. Fifteen of thu a ward wlnnt.rs are front R'Al1-l3. An'Zmeflt to handle any a recurrence of riots, S438 Cdr. Roy W. Mt't.uin, i'ommamilng officer of "The Bats" However, Coy. Louis Ssget indicated that. France was will. Num. ,not & brought up against a Of IIVA1I18, will lead the list of award winners with a gold ejcer. (We're talking Ing to offer some form of independence in the rsear future to pet Wed star In lieu of second Distinguished Flying cross, bronze star, the Horace Shlnn case), French Somulilund, Better Hurry! 74293 IUI Call 3221611 or stuns in lieti of t.is t'ihth, ititith anti tenth Air Medal.' , . you reniesiiber Chief Shinn situ the Navy ('omtnundrstion Medal with combat "V." the Ijigwood Police Departs Pv.itrge your to-sm. Ask fot *.Iph Justice department asked a 'n NEW ORLEANS (AP) Thu utt(iititmul t)FC's as welt as air medals and Navy was accused of "follow. poloij t Jim Coullnentfution ineduld will ulso bo prvat-nted during the awards bg tog ClObt-ly" after he rant. federul judge toduy to compel Pluiluvin I item I'Ariull lit-houl Officials ceremony, .d Into another vehicle in Or. to provide teachers at Woodlawn 111gb School, which was do21 by Itti white temeheris and pupils wholl Neirroes rouloitered, Rcur Adin. H. It. Culdwell, commaittlor Flout, Air JueLsonville, charges were irerted lando Sept. 4. All " U-8. Dist. Judge llurburt 111 a 111otion filud with W. Chrlstviiwill lju fuuturod opt-akur at thd coromotties schoduled for 10 a.m. drupped. Wc- wunted to know in hunger' Four aboard the air stat lou. MEMIEI F.Di.C. why , . . and after spending berry, the depurtmtnt also usked that the school board be orderCivilian gurets invited to attend the awards presents- j some 25 minutes on the p)ije ed to show cause why It. should not take steps to employ bus To Register "Serving you is our pt.esur..' tion. drivers stud cafeteria personnel at. each of Its achsooia. . we still don't knoW, • ~ -~.# at ACCESSORIES Short sleeves i e (-ii - ____ -• your best buy ci ... presence AND (Tnt -II . 0 GULF TIRES Assorted pastels! 3 ,: -, 11 renomination • w. Up an economicai S WASK POUSH and WA.X JOBS Priep ____ * * * * PS: We wish the county board LONDON (AP) - Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. pital where he is recovhadn't gone into executive ses• sion with the arcliflects . . . 17'.-arpri was striving,3koday. to P,vnrt a *eakup of tbt 22-liation ering from a heart attack sufferred earl 1 Commonwealth conference over , the ItuotIuian crIsis. They could have tiusted us Tuesday afternoon. He and his aides worked through the night on a compromise ever broke a confidence (Herald Photo) yet formula to reconcile the widely diverging views on how best to * 0 end the 10.month-old rebellion by Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Anyway, the board discussed Smith's white minority government. fees and performance at the * * * * "closed door" session • SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Dr. Carl Coppolino, scheduled We couldn't get Alexander to for trial Nov. 7 in the death of his first wife, was In a guarded hospital room today after collapsing in court. say anything about that. • Hospital officials said Coppolino's attorney had instructed When that they withhold word on his condition but added he wnsn't Oh, before I forget the county tax bills go out, the believed to be In great danger. The 34-year-old author-doctor was rushed to the hospital commission may send some Of material along on where your after collapsing in Circuit Court Tuesday during a preliminary IV. A. Leffler Jr. pleaded in. tax dollar goes. licaring to determine whether lie should stand trial. Gasping ond clutching his chest, be was carried to an ambulance. his nocent to assaulting Supt. of oufing we FINEST - "J.1 . II Seminole Memorial Hos- . . "1 I-I ospit 41 1* F. Kennedy. • , appreciate your THE * Minnesota Gay. Karl F. Rolvaag, rejected for ALEXANDER-NO- • • Hour Service _ _________ ________ 24 __________ ___ ________ _______ ___ __ _________________ ___________________________________________________________ been • ACK" ouse? . - or any Sanford "WIDE ____ - ,*p Associated Press spring. We queried Commission Racial violence spawned by school integration continues to flare in Grenada, Miss., flflii(l5t emergency federal action aimed ft went something like this: s the next at ending bloodshed and guarding Negro children. REPORTERWhat' U.S. Dist. Judge Claude Clayton Issued a temporary restep on the th We'll tour straining order Tuesday night directed at segregationist whites. ALEXAINDER other counties to see what they It hid been sought by the Justice Department. As Clayton issued his order to force Grenada officials to proare doing . . Marion, St. Lucie, teet Negro school children, Negroes marched into the town Alachua teacaers AFTER THE GAME I '* Is expected to be underway by your par- ULO, TINA SPINELLI, ents have carried for years. Music by '7HE SHY GUYS" irs rrath some , "Fountain • . that is!" [RENT A NEW CA1 _________ 'anfurö - REPORTER-Does this mean by his own Democratic - Farmer-Labor party, won the chance on his own Tuesday to seek a second term in the Nov. 8 general any xnillage hike? ALEXANDER-No, no, no! election. In another of Tuesday's 11 primary elections, Edward J. Construction funds will come out of capital outlay reserves McCormack, a long-time challenger to the Kennedy clan, cap. . . We'll have a quarter of a tured the Democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts. million in the pot by the time Ho defeated Kenneth P. O'Donnell, a top aide to President John Snacks and Dr'lonks CAR-TRUCK power of your Ide to live for Him, to the know His good, acceptable and First football game of season will be with South Scm- perfect mill-then the problems High "Hurricanes" you .re faced with and the mole Junior temptations Satan put.s in your on Sept 22. See you there! path will dissoh-e away in the t light of His glory and grace. I I By C11VCK BEST 1 More than M million students want you to know, I BELIEVE Collegians at Seminole Junior will sit behind desks in more IN YJU. I PRAY FOR ou Colle-e have selected their than ?5,000 high and junior high daily that you will be strong in school colors and title. In dark I schools (80 per cent of them Christ in this hour when the and liobt blue uniforms the public), where some 700,D00 devil nas so many teenagers on Seminole Raiders wili meet his tesm. will preside. For - the - . in flw UAW FkMa ( Ffi-'r;lrl Photo) _________________ ______________ Seminole Cotinty * * * * on the ,St. Johns River * * * * "The Nile of America report is that many • pants. pus nave been: opening of a-1 student center, moving of a II JA31ES FINGER (right) of Fort Mym, is enrolled ats niidshipman at PINECREST SHOPPING CENM faculty building to the campus, ,i Sanford Naval Academy this year. James Is accompanied on the first day and c4rnpaignlng of candidates for registration and reception by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Finger, Sinford 7O'l Orlando Drive for offices in preparation for Sr. (Herald Photo) the elections on Sept. 9. ____________________________________ _________________ _________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Ph DIs:TF:R ____________________________ hare never seen a display of such enthusiaWc school spirit as at 1 Seminole Junior College. . RAFFIC 91 will cost? capacity over the college's yearbook staff. - .J .. J. • T _________ _______ suited in H. B. Sloniker being requested to act In an advisory . • ____ GORDON KELLETT'S AFTERMATH OF' • A list of names grew and re- . _______ The a space first -sleeping in it vacuum." The astronauts had started the day by using D I A N E DEAROLPH; PAM the di:ferer.ce between boys and salvation, make th e goal of _____ ______ he proud CHRIT1 WALLSTROM, tion. Students voted for the name and colors during the first week of classes and results of the balloting were announced at the beginning of the second week. Stuuts at the campus have show, a sincere Interest in improvinr the college by their many requests. A day was requested on which they could plant shrubs and gras5 to beautify the grounds. Sept. 17 was! set aside for the "Planting Party" and students and faculty havc been invited. Requests for a yearbook were met by the administration with requests for tudents interested _____ •-''!- . a 0 to their f1es in athletic competi. I "You going Colors And Title Selected By SJC - _______________________________________________________________________ . .1 we 're captain, ________________________ ;, i n't owe you a recreation center. comforts so that you could have The clothes being worn by luxuries. This they have done was :ne preceding football sea- studc'n!s this school year are gladly for you are their greatest simple for the girls but far treasures. Teenagers, grow up . _____ out" f o r th e by - such as and go home. wide e)t.c and hip hugger i ''nai urge each of you to Th year's cheer]eadis S.J.H. I But due to the rule of searth your heart, be sure 0U ens are as follows: tireuts now you NELSON; co-captain. short can tell know lesus Christ in personal ?_. V. I 11! JAN MCCLUNG 322-2611 I 1 .,-N ". ~ " 1;;10- has scheduled a meeting with 1ir BOSTON (AL') - A petite, Wellesley housewife won the administrative consultants in Republication nomination today in Massachusetts' 10th congres 11hone 322-261 I or 425-5939 Zip CMe 32771 the near future. slonal district, defeating former house speaker Joseph W. Martin, WEATII ER: Tneday 91-72; sh;wer and warm thru Thu rday. Oh hum, they talked about $1, who has served 42 years In Congress. Margaret M. heckler, ________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ 8, ran an aggressive campaign to "get a heckler In congress" \VE9NESI)AY. SEPT. 1-1, 196- SANFORI. FLORrrA EstahuiMhe(l 1908 VOL. 59 NO. 18 - AP Leased Wire this five years ago. and toppled Martin - for years "Mr. Republican" to voters iii district and to many national GOP figures. _________ New courthouse constructionthe I , r' it • '.4 not : . Commission level. The board least, MR. KOKE. We hope to have a successful season as I fares, supplies for chol, lunches-bat parents should agree that the extra money left over I ~,, • CARTER, MR. CAZNOSKI, BAG.VELL and ANNA MAY ex cused and tolerated you. 0ELL. MR. PELHAM and last but denied themselves They _____ cover daily expenses like bus Off . nit Agvnn rocket to rise to it record altitude of 850 miles. people in the fee offices are ,,I tell you, you can't believe 11,111 Cournd exclaimed its tli(,.v WRY overpaid compared to see. retaries working on the County first reached the high outpost above eastern Australia. "Utterly fantastic. The world Is round." • RIDDICK, then. But let's give some of SAX of Allowances usually should I ilf ~f the sick, the poor, study N-our lessons. And x%- hen %you're through, it you re not too tired, read a Salt--iinn Army, visit I REGTNA PAM TAYLOR increase a - . wage scales in the courthouse MURRAY. STEVIE living. You owe it your time and DEBBIE WHIT- energy and your talent so that FooThaU season is just around MIRE and PAT LEARY. on iU be at war or in the corner for nil interested Eighth grade squad are PAM poverty or sick or lonely again. S.J.H. fans. Our players are a You're supposed to be maTAY:JR, Cl ND V MILLER, pretty tough group and we 01 ture .nough to accept - ____ - n minister, the Bed Cross, the "Admiral " at the an- Junior High News Sanford sum, ,i ê \'our parents do not owe you I ".,,~~. .- - advice from the experts-Surt younger teen-agers off with a reasonable about $3 to $4 week, and this wi th their need and bow responsibty they nandlt IL t I. " pins" Chris Wilson good scholastic record. . , 7,ff t,nr"~T _____ Spe"lalists in The youth fie]d . Rev. car, sciub some floors, help the of SI-IS Anchor nual fete Saturday night at Seminole Iligh School. Chris was chosen for his admirable qualities and .-' Sound • book. 4.1 . --- PRIM XXID PRETTY are the Junior Varsity cheerleaders for Seminole High School, from left, Susie White, Ann Doudney, Julie Persons, Chrissy Shed- Teen All owances Is Yours Fair? • . . . ____ day, Ft'CreT is the leading spec- ask them most is-"What kind of an Howance should i give?" tator sport in the world, I _____________ ____________________ - flub, say the historians . .. *' EN THORNELL. president sic for dancing, so bead out to the Melodee for the time of your life every Friday j'hough '. 11 - ____ from 7-ID pin. e bands wi ' I , . . , . Jude Philhip GiUiam of Den. ver gives its this Open Letter to a Teen.Ager, auth or tinknown. We hear leen-agers complain "Wha-, can we do . . . Where go?" The answer is 'Go some!" Paint the wood. work, rake the leaves, mow the -• II- -1 11 . %., ~ ___ • CAPE KENNEI)Y, Fin. (Al') - Shouting "We're on top of siren to take them to a cliii- ft. Shultz 4, Itouste 2 Hn 443 We counted sev Yes, seven and a the woridi" the Gemini II astronauts today soared higher Miii dren's service at the church. anti Ruddy Shuhtz Route 2. fox on MDS • 450 1)0111 Sanford; I1nrry 8, and number of X-ray technIcians as faster than man has ever flown, and then, amazingly, liothi cat where he In reported in 'fnir" Deborah Turner 10, 141 Pinewell as nurses napped s Richard F. Gordon Jr. hung halfway nut of the space condition. crest Drive; Jeff McGsirvey 2: hip on a star photography assignment.. The victim of the accident was Cindy, fl and Sandra White 4 See, I'm not so hard to get Gordon was standing in his seat., his head pokeil through an the son of Mr. and Mrs. •Iim of 2810 I'nl,netto: f)orine 7, and along with. open hatch wititing for R nightline pass so he could see the Spence of 2010 Nlngtiolin Avenue. Bobby Chtippell ft. of 2915 Pni0 McGnrvey Is the pastor mr'tto; Cindy Jones. 4 of Houle stars, when command pilot Charles Conrad Jr. reported: 2 Ho 50 and I)ebhie MoVre 0t Sanford Alliance Church. Dcn't be surprised if the "We both took a cat nap - (laTch off for a few minutes." Also hospitalized were Itcv. or 2907 tagtio1Ii. County Commission doesn't do Mission control center in houston, Tex., commented: "That's yesterday AN OPEN LETTER TEEN-AGER: :' Meloder r 's,4'orlcl News In 11 'I 16. and every Friday and Saturday night th ereafter, Skating Rink will sponsor a dance for teenagers from 20-12 p.m. Regular skating win take 0 - - place Sept. 13, 1966 by - - EveryWeekend I - - ________________________________ i li' ufairb brrnth hr Page 12 .* . __________________ Melodee Rink To Sponsor Dances V_41i ______ -. ______ ___________________ c V. -- __ -- _____ - t------ - 1 _________ ." -- - - ~ Days Lef t MELODEE SKATING RINK ONORA lOAD PH. 322.353 FLORIDA STATE BANK I I *-, • 1.- 11 / . 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'-. .... t- "it i.:' '•4 - Fpja -- 01:040 Blue Angels To Perform On Navy Day The NAS Marines intend to Plans arc already inderwz nns dipfor two days of fest.ivities n pt n hoard Sanford Naval Air Stn- play as well a show movies on lnrines Corps life and corntion in honor of Navy Day. Navy Day is eelchrnted hat. The day before the Open throughout the nation on Oct. 27, but since the Blue Angels House, Friday, Oct.. 21. the Nawere scheduled to appear on vv Is sponsoring a Navy-Civil tournament at. May- 'I Oct.. 22, the stat.ion decided to isin fair Country Club. The starting observe Navy Day then, Open House will he held on time is 10:80 n.m. and it should , the Saturday from 0 n.m. to g Civilians Interested in Joinnoon. The public has been invited to come and view the ing the tournament may do so by getting in touch with the aircraft and displays. i e men's golf association at the timated that there will he th Country Club. Navy Mayfair demonstration put ii Navy's famous precision flying personnel hou1d get In touch team, the Blue Angels. The wi th Special Services. Deaddaring "Blues" are scheduled line entry is Oct. to perform at 10 a.m. and the show will last almost an hour. Prior to the Blue Angels' performance, the Wing plans a fly-by. They will put on a dinmend formation, a roll-on mant'uver and a high speed, low Altitude pass. Many aircraft will lie on statir display in the compound area including an RA-5C, TA- _______ nutiirh tir -- - Page 14 iirrnt?i -___________________________ - Celebration Set For Diamond Project - Oct. 11. 196 — ___- . - - experience counts... ITIE10y golf - . W H. **BILI'* 1, ,M 16 1!! , ~~Co+ 4; REEDY k , er, rTHRJ ArNNLG * . S 0 k, ~ T'so-f, o,f., 10f ~ "I . 0 . Capable, Consc,entsOuS, rrOV•n support and VOtO ill be ospeiat.d. Your - - 1 liii District ruo *DV. POL PD. Cies. 'Divorce ~ (AP) i Sheppard - part 'BLUE ANGELS' of the Navy will prft'irrn again at Sanford Naval Air Station on Oct. 22 as a the "Navy Day" celebration. (Navy Photo) of ; i:: 4( . P,.-1~~ k ,- .... . " 41r* - - - - ; lirzT 7' Will Carnival - ", : ' " By MRS 305 E. M - ;j, ''~ e."'I, / t ,. - I German The wile of Dr. Sam : ..- - - '', * ' . I . o_r~ t ' ' - - .. . - pl~ .. . WEEKEND opening of Teenage Night Club in Casselberry, sprn' South Seminole Jaycees, brought out SOflIC i75 Iiovs and girls. He ann Wilson and 1eith \Varci take time out to have (I-lera served by Jaycee James Cai'tee. rcfi'eshiiig cv 'c1 1w ' ' ':'g- drinks Photo) entia (Man-unia * NI !V I ''PIU t.WI'P. PeLanil, I lint enitat i-uet.ion plants line l'n'i'ti anbmlt.t ed for nppt o%'n I to the 11. S. PublIc l{onii lit,, *tuui at. SRI) anticipates asking (o, illstrkt. engineer llenntlkt saint rt,- ramps will at. Iu' itittI no exit. on v' It 'r shin' of IA. A lake Mary lIc,nilc'vn itI lit itlgni over 1-4 was e'nnqtrtirte,J when 1.4 was built.. 'i'hn ramps ccm,t.ruietc'd, Tallnhnssn'r. '- the St. Johns River on * * * * "- .#' '. I' damCMtVl3NandcHEVV3NDfJGN' • 4 l . -, I styles for 1967 At $4,000 County Ponders Job Survey A I NIN 0_1 I . . - County I $$$ - - ' - 1't.. Present at the meeting were the board of county COfllflliSSiOflCl'S, Sheriff J. L. Hobby and elected fee of- Boost ficials including Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tax assessor; - an unexpected wind- clerk. Cody explained th e method fall of $76,127.49 due to celve - . ' Miami, at an informal meeting Tuesday afternoon. Seminole County will re- Troy Ray, tax collector and Arthur Beckwith, county ' "s': hood of $4,000" was proposed by George Cody repre- Getting ______ . . survey of sentative of Frank C. Brown, business surveyors of I -. Jol) clissificiituiii cotility ernl)lOyCes which would cost in ' . - comprehensive " ________ '!'• . .' commission certification , . , liv . . . , •. , •.• - S I a ted ____ _____ -, to set 8 _________ . - _7: __•7_ — - il. " ., " 1 '.*, * ,/ .. . .i 1,;-.1 "..... 11 . -. .., . 1. I._ "I II e . -. - 'U - --_ - .• Longwood Jail Study Herald Index - .............................. T. - . • _ S- ;•. .. -. - - *** - ' ,i__ . '~ . - of constructing it - COUNTIt'i SQUIRE WAGON _____ a ..z - I'"- -- I'rk'e 5 ('ents Views -- .. up DOOR HARDTOP with new iv , iuuic Table Action On Nurses Salaries S 5 Wit zv Landau 3 new LTD'S. Afl three LTD models2-door hardtop, 4-door hardtop, and 4-door sedan-offer conveniences like a transmission that shifts both manually a n d automatically (standard), and a fullwidth front scat that divides to adjust individually for driver and Pngcr. 2 new XL'S. Both the XL 2-door hardsop and convertible offer, as standard, bucket seats and console, plus spirited There's a move on to split Discussion of pa y increases 165 days it year," he noted, estimated hospital cost, will of professional personnel. the Circuit Judge's district liesserer said he would like rise from 10 to 30 per cent In Social Security, which hanwith Orange, Seminole and Os- for hospital employes and nurBrcv. ses, scheduled for 'l'uesduy's to have the pay raises ceols in one district and become the next year. lie reportedtinut. dies medkiu-u payments is HOW effective by the first of $103,001) In arrears to Seminole MeinJanuaid, St. Lucie, Indian River, meeting of the Seminole urial Hospital board of trustury, 1967, if possible, suimie hospitals in New York Me'mnioriul hospital, me'nrhe'nn of Martin and Okeechobee. i-es, to that the City and Texas are maid was postponed until a laBesserer also noted have tine board of trustees k'am tied That would meat: Seminole ter date because two members eekiy bulletin fromsi the Amimer- closed apparently because of Tuesday. would have two circuit judges of the five-man board, Andrew it'urr Hospital Associutlon hints the t'tist squeeze itud sIrirtugo It was also noted that Mintin 1968. Now who will High Carraway and William Bradit-are dove not im' 100 per cent appoint? ford, were not present. * • • the bill, but only WI per '*' In addition, John Schi:urd, I cent, with the rest to lie at)Patrons of the board macin her said he would sorb front other sources. Office Post are again complain- f like to have time to study the lit addition, $112,000 worth of wg about salary h detail" and chedule bills for welfare patients ituo parking facilities especially, perhaps vIsL other hospitals A c-lice-k of in sulurjcs maid rt'giet.cred nurses ill eui-ruuudiiig from the State of Florida have "poor eunditlou" of tl* 'rkshows the following figures: bun, "until 1iiubIily will ing lot" there. What they ap. the (eiits-a1 Fbi-ida area "to West Vulusia hIopltiel (Delund) *3H2 not be" forthueomimrg. $92 a week pareutiy do not know is that the 'ilmcre their operatiwne send "During ts's lust session of "parking lot" actually is pri- fii.d out what they arc- paying." niomith:ly. out tbt mwc Wi::te Jspit tile legislature, th ey did not up. luul ----$400 monthly. vute property on which u Peal $ lie 1)1 451 Wis:tt'r Push Hospital - - $37C now, going to $4011 Jun. 1, 1967. proprhstc: enough money to take resident. pays both county and i thu,5 GO pt's- cent of boplLuI Ilulifux (hlaytommu Beach) - $401) monthly. city taxes. 'J'hc only area pro- fsicoim:e i (Jt.'s Into salaries and of tine indigent hospital Orange Memorial (Orlando) -ided for parking is space' for llobpital workers ran,rot he rc':niai:t)nly. Nurses linen' lulls. In 110O addition, tiste of stir, three or four cur-s at a ti u OH i'Ia'-,ed U)' 51 iItOIiiMU (I, an, in mint- just gut raised It, this ustroumni. Iii tine litispil al, fornnit'i'ly 30 :iy isidust,'j We- l,vt to have$t- innoic !eIe',snias-iul hospital megiatert-,h wirrous, foitovily tinys, wus cut to only 12 days," the atreet. M CViUpcLi'Iit, ,tilt(' en t a.labor t:iri kirig , 130 is:onthnly, recently gut an itc,-oas-tIre-ioiuid raise A. IL Peterson, Si'., board I WI duty Die-is ent.ia buzure asaino hi-rja a day, Lu $365, chairman explulm.'ei. - 2R9-cu. in. V-8. A 7-Litre power Option includes a 428-cu in. V-li, power disc trout brakes, and sports eerin wheel. 13 new Galaxies, Ca*oma, wagom Convertibles, wagons, hardtops, sedans all offer basic Ford strength and quiet, plusa wide range of conveniences and optiorz. Wagons provide a two-way Magic Doorgate that swings out for people and down for cargo. Better Me*s from Ford. SeleciShift C.rui-0-Matic transmission shifts automaticaliy... or lets you shift manmtlly without a clutch for things like climbing hills, downshifting io save brakes, pulllog trailers, getting extra traction in mud and snow, or just for fun. it's available on every '67 Ford. And all '67s come with Ford Motor Company Lifeguard. Design Safety Featwea. * ut i - * * of Salary Schedule counties You're ahead ma nut, - - (iat- de,i FORD Strickland - __ cut- ce I Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. - ____ ____ . á '°" ) County Estimated of c04t4 the complex, to he located north of the nresernt jail, is in exees of . I Signing the behalf of the county cornIssiofl was Joh A lex;under, commission chairman. . million. -- . in n II.' In Brief + - +. S i t, murder retrial out of Cleveland. • S REt) AGG1tESSOKS 1111' UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Nationalist China (It'(AP) dared today that ;ie'zuee will not be restored inn Viet Nain "until the Communist aggressors are t'titi-iticuil that they cannot will by force'." - • A BOOST FOR FLORIDA'. JACKSON VILLE (UP!) — A UtTax Refon-nit ('otlimiuissiofl committee that looked into New llaml)shire's state sweepstakes has estimated that a similar venture in Florida would net about $25 million it year. Sen. Hen lull Griffin of Frost proof i4L1d a bout t'1&c thtet amount would he brought Ili, but $25 million would be used for l)neymnit'rnt of prizes and operation of the I)roirranu. Henry Simpson Elected Prexy Of State Assn. Henry Simpson, of Geneva, chit I rmun of the Seminole County Housing AutiI'ity has been elected president of the Florida Association of housing u'ieI Redevelopment officials at umunual mmweting In Fort I.niuderelicit'. (knitioni hIt-aiiley, executive di. rector of tine Samiforel housing Authority, was named score- (amy-treasurer. Bradley served us president of the Florida usniociation III 1958-51). School Board Meets Thursday St,'mlnnolu County S c Ii ii o I will nuneet at. 1 mm'. Thursday. relaixi itunmie on tine ugemnila will be uiiemiliig of bids ii report tin a inrecuting In .'tl mmmi ttnlesy with ai-ohnitteet designing t tntt tuucistet' euminpus Mail (tim Senmilnolte Junior (lol. kge, attended by adinninnistrus$Iunn officials. hic,ictei . -. . + J}fN .\ LEXANDER - - r ___ C 1 I Prices Slump 1 NEW YORK (UPI)—Light volume and a trickle of selling i PrUrn' forced stock prices back slightly in the first hour today. .1. JOHN BURTON Health Clinic S upported B Herald Men tal ItI) ct'ritn'mbutiion (rein The aaferd •'it.i to the .upport A a& announced tilt- new S-m irmok Comi ty M ental Health C!I u today by Iterahl l'uhlisirt'r Waiter Gielow. "We believe' this new psychiatric cl:nk has been tong needed here, and establishment of a place where people with mental and emotional problems can get the help they so tiesperat&.ly need, even one day it week, is a grv.tt step in the right direction," Gielow said. The herald has supported the clinic editorially. Stanley Pierce, presilt'nt of the Seminole County Mental Health A$sociation has announced that $130 has been received fi-omu other sources to help support the clinic. A goal of $5,000 ):as been set for the first year. Operation of the clinic is through the cooperation of Dr. Burton Pudnos, Orange County psychiatrist who spend.i each Monday at the Seminole County Health Department. I)..... ,... ...... t; ..,t... .411 _I , the support of the clinic are asked to nrull donations to Mental Health ('link, P. 0. Box 1651, Sanford. of :.' 4 &1bt -, , ..... I'tI 1L 1 I4tIt'St&I'II. IJ w tI&I IT'S EASY LOWER COST New car , financing 41/2c7 $430 p., $lQO Pit VMW 16 --- I CALL 322.1611 or 647.4293 Pro-Arrange Your Loan by Calling NOW. ASK FOR: RALPH PEZOLD JIM DOUCETTE or THERE IS NO OBLIGATION /ZOR/DA STATE BAN/f / MEMUkR Vulc "Serving You Is Our Pleasure" ( , I N + S SIIEI'l'Alti) RULING uu CLEVELAND, Ohio (Ali) — After an 11-minute hearing, Judge Francis .1. Talty said to'lay he would rule at 11 a-M. Friday on a defense motion to move Samuel H. Sheppard's . - 4. r' - 0 house and jail complex for Semi- court -h"'il"d d to Plans utre com pleted in 6.4 months no -cording to thearchitects. Burton unit Rogers will rimiss space needa with county DE'FE'NSE BILL OKAYEI) I offh-inis and rep'rt hack to the WASHINGTON (AP ) — Con- I (-ouintissjon within $1 days. Following review and detera:gross has passed a $58-billion defense appropriation bill COfl' irintion of spare allocation and layout by the commission, it is taming authority for the Pros- I estimated plans will he cornident to call up nearly 2 million I pleted and ready to put out reservists without declaring a I for bid by June 1, 19+37 and construction completed within 18 national emergency. * . months to two years. The hoard over the past six GIANT STRIKE FOR GE months has been investigating WASHINGTON (Al)) — The the current and future need. mammoth General Electric Co. of each office in the court Appeared headed today toward the biggest strike in its history house to provide the increased In a showdown climaxing years servi ces needed by the fast growing area. of strained labor relations, Alexander noted "the current The giant firm, with more titan $6-biilkn o~ :1 year s:eles of a one-half mill of taxation levied multitude of pr-odut't.s from light for capital improvement wiP, ' % bulbs to jet aircraft engines, sufficient to construct the fa. faces a walkout by some 125,000 cility and no new tax will be workers at. 12:01 n.m. Monday. required for the project." made .. new mil- of a ity. Miami -- - contract. on ______ ": - World t officers Quieter because they're stronger. Stronger because th ey're better built. For '67, the best-buil t Fords in history. - . . -- .......- with the signing Tunesday afternoon of contracts with John fnirton IV and JamP4 (;-nhIe Rogers as rero-iat+r' architects t (Ieign the new facil- nole Sem n a r beautiful - Space Needs Report Due In 45 Days ti-storied Zip Code 82771 Police S ---.------ Punts are underway for the -(in+trl1ct iOn OC'I'. 12, 196(1 — SAN I"( )ItI). Fl 0111l)1\ NO. 38 — AP Leased Wire — Established 1908 — WEI)NESI) AY,_____ Cost Estimated 0 . iMnwrt1.d --- ____________ 0,00 + I rds lamous, quiet ride _______ f'tirther, it, k antlriro,ferl a 1 1111(l will he built. from lfihway 17-92 through 1,sk" Mary ri 1. of Itfil ath -. of conducting such a survey IL the final tax roll submitted with county employees completto the county :ing information forms which Cowboy? for Mary ni•e reviewed by supervisors l. I. ' Fattore do monete. . iI i Earle Walker, tax assessor and then evaluated. ' I ow Chris I'm mt ' J •'. Information included on -the I uesday. gduna tell you again. : . forms would be job description The estimated taxable tax cuiii' w'ii4ii.is and nature, responsibility anti roll submitted by Mrs. Walker The County pays two physi-.:s . (lLItil'S of the positions. to the commission in June and cians Dr. Wade Garner and The positions would be ovaluI) upon which the county cornDr. Orville Barks $3,600 per i' ated with comparable positions ( year each to act as County mission and the school board in private business to deter. doctors. One takes care of sunbased its budgets was $224,urine fair and adequate pay for gical and the indigent while 700,00t) with total taxes of eat-h job. CHIEF SIIINN th e other handles sick personi "Seniority and merit would nel at the jail. The new and accurate tax set the raises In salary in a six ' roll as submitted by Mrs. Walk' recommended City Physician Dr. T. F. Mcen Tuesday however Is more part plan to be m following completion of tilee suDaniel gets $3,000 per year. than $3.5 million higher at VC Cody said. * * 5 $228,359,976 wi th taxes of $4,Two four hour senninrs for ______ Ile pointed out Pliuls set up Did von know it. costs the 749.887.49. by his company are being used Ut recity $1,500 a year to feed the law enforcemen The additional income in line five K9 dogs attached the cent Supreme Court decisions u ith the millae will go to the by :ie cities in the state us instruction $51,- well as b' many counties, Inpolice department. is for Oct. 19 and Oct. 20 bo;:rd of public 5 Ilos- eluding Orange' and 11 re'vn rd at the Municipal Court build- ,2.,, M; Seminole Memorial county Counties, Frat.er tamquani et conijiater . pital $5,599.76 and for ing in Sanford, l'olire Chi e f All the officials J)1e5('nIt at carrissinie: purposes under the board of $19,. the meeting agreed that such Arnold Williams reported to- county commissioners So long Chris. ' a plan us suggested by Cody is • day. 397.87. Sunday will he the final day Sortie question exists accord- needed. He was instructed by An FBI special agent J . F. for the Ritz Theater that's Santoiania Jr. of Tampa will in to local officials as to wire- John Alexander, county coinEUGENE JAQUi chairman, to submit a after 41 years. Truck will conic ther or not the additional inlead the sessions. next Tuesday and take all come can be spent since it is "firm proposal" to the board. Chief Williams is host. for not budgeted. equipment out of the conces. —___________________________ the sessions. Special emphasis sion stand. . is expected on the Miranda vs. Arriverderci. . Arizona decision which dras- Area deaths 2 Now cut that out! Longwood Police Chief If. ft Shinn, And Councilmen Paul tically curt.ailed police rights Bridge ...................................(A S * Classified ads ........................11 Maloney and Eugene •Jaijut-s have been named to a committee Nobody asked me but how on interrogation. The session on Oct. 20 will Comics ....................................... to make it study of the' l)ui)ility come five school officials from jail and it Crossword puzzle ....................7A jiolice station in the city. on sex crimes. the county have to go down be Chief Williams said the pur- Dear Abby ............................(A to to look at plans for by Council Chairman Percy White Appointment WWJ the permanent Seminole Junior pose of the conferences is to Editorial page ........................4 some of the uncertain- Horoscope ..............................6A with City Attorney Genie It. Stephenson to net Ali nit advisory College? why can't the archi- clear ty in officers minds in the Jetstreamn ....................................8 member to the committee. tect come up here? • wake of the decisions. Society ............................ . ..... 8-ti It is expected that White will also minnie two interested Both sessions will start at. Sports ......................................IA citizens to Funny, during that. discusthe committee'. 'I'V ............................................IA sion on job salaries at the noun. Courthouse yesterday afternoon the lights went out. Is there something symbolic in that? - 1 7r ',".,','. _____ -. e,,trnni'n "The Nile of Ai . N C%10%mes hi 18 n ____________________________-- . STANDARD SANFORD 322.6321 I VOL , 119 I t - For Homemakers , t.....1 I''fl't l..I_. thu EA'111E1l : 'luesday 85-63; fair thru Thursday. The first report on the Sheriff's office blotter went something like this this mornlag: 5:09 a.m. Looked out-side and saw a mule wandering and he I is afraid someone will hit it would like to have a cowboy sent out." This was by Bear Lake Road. . S To Give Program — * * * * 9 11r - Handy Helpers s C Ingordo, avaro superho. . . Now cut that out Chris thpher! HO! Force F104 LOOK! _IL,I IIIUt rath 5 YOUNG D CC) CHEV O Aruint Tcbbenjohanns Tentative plans also were nituk for a sl)uihctt1 supper to tute cam- b ponurt ( in 0% ember BLOOD iIti11I(iJ1Il , Phone :122-2611 or 425-5938 1mw o conic frntornnl lodges are tax-exempt and can rent out their office space? Very corni-non practice here in Sanford. coni;nunity HUll Claims Plane l..I1_ ___________________ _____________________________________ Seminole County 4 *0 Solon Denies "Stag" Fiplm C'darge, — t 9 All of a sudden the city decided to enforce its ancient ordinance on roofs for all house trailers. how come they waited I sponsored by tht. Geneva Hiptorical and Genialognal Socie derrng hic firct ile H ac t from 5 '10 until S p ni, Sat- freed after inning an appeal A trial is scheduled to begin urdnv, Oct. 2, at the Geneva this month. iii it ta iie U tu Ot Li & on tia M ii I Jiltifl coedt opuui IuII1tsrnefl 'rhrci Mu higan Stht us Miss Lul:ens said O'Brien Monday identified state Sen. New 'w-h. 'I'OKYO (UPI )—The CornO'Brien, who was arrested told her the "stag" movies Bernard F. O'Brien us the nuti Pthet Lao Radio who asked th eirs to co-sthr lust .1 tine on morals churges, would hi- shown to "big eecu- munist that its forces with handsome actors in "stag" told newsmen later the ullegu- tives who came in from Eu- claimed today in upper Laos shot down a movies. tions were false. His attorney rope" to view them in New I .5. Air StarO'Brien, 1, and a father of planned to have two sergeants- York. te r jet. "The air pirate was four, sat with his wife in the al-arms from the Capitol testO'Brien told iwvsnicn he met figh il kd" the report said, apcrowded courtroom utid listen- jv jr, '1Jriezi's defense us Miss Lukeits once but only to l: her for a secretarial par entl referring to the pilot ed its the girls testified they character witliesseS today. interview Of the jet. were promised up to K00 it .lohn O'Connell, O'Brien's job. nicnth for appearing in mov- lawyer, declined to iuy whether O'Connell told the Lansing he would call other lawmakers Township Justice Court jury of three housewives and three rufrom the Capitol. O'Brien is accused of np- tired nien that th e charge was prouchmg Murion L. Lukens, "enguteeraig by tilt- insurance 22, of Santa Anna, Calif., on lobby" in the Michigan Legislath e Michigan State campus and ture us a Vendetta against asking her to jwse for nude O'Brien, the chairman of the pictures and to play alongside Senate insurance committee. O'Brien lost his Senate eut movie men in pornographic I3 MRS. H. L. 3OHNSUN films. ii primary election lust Auin Three members of the handy Linda Outcalt, Iii, gust, three mon ths after alof Apil }lclpers 4-H Girls Club will legetily approaching the girls. Arbor, Mid:,, uiid Christine present tilt- program for the Ingham County Prosecutor Luke Monroe Homemakers Club Legabst'y, 20, of Honolulu, Haat the '7:30 p.m. meeting Thurs- waii, testified Monday th at Dunuld ilesig usked the girls day in the Luke Monroe Coni. O'Brien niudi' the saint' propo- if they had been bribed by lobsals to them while he sat in a byists. They said no. in-unity Building. Di' ni oil strati on oil good grournmg and mariners will be' ? given by hiUtUI)i Chesser; lionnic liuhiols will talk on recreaSEMINOLE COUNTY INNERSPRING MATTIESS tion, and Myrtie Burns will give RENOVATION SPECIAL LL buds dt'ueonstrution on honey BLOOD BANK 4 ° INCLUDING NEW COVER and will be hostess for the roui piaw a awvaav BRANCH OF CENTRAL freshneent period. FLORIDA BLOOD BANK There lsu will he a report Magnolia 1302 L SECOND ST. on safety. SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. JoAnna DuBois, president, urges all iieembers of th e PH. 322.0122 club to be present its there aint HOURS FOR DONORS: several itimis of impurtuat'i' to NEW MATTRESSES OX SPRINGS. t1ON. . TUES. - THURS. HOLLYWOOD BEDS-ALSO ODD hi - dJscLIbs:-d at thi ni,eiet lag. 3:30 10 6 .00 P.M. U.LLU$COUICT SIZE IUNCI SIZE MADE TO ORDER $D 821V40 LAU LU. AT FACTORY PRICES WED. & FRI. VOWUA C*INTU$ The game of jiulu origuu&ted 9:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. in Iran. it.... tIP " Lake Mary Rnle'iarrI, in It "sfraibt. shoot." It. 1- 1, The fake Mary interehane -"ill j"e t'rninr,I ('''iri f;,-.'sses to 1. $---aP. Altnmnnte prins, at 1,n-'oo'1 and twa nt Flo nnfnrrl. I' viIl wivr. a cent'-r Art- ot ,ot in the nine.rnila sPr't'-h ha ','1'en the (. l- I .1 It md SF- fl (First Sreet t interchanges. Contract Si ned For New Courthouse Complex How come the County Cammission has changed its districts twice since 1959 and th e school board has not? 8 1 LAMSING, __? (i 1 i Mia). 4 former Plans for the event were muck at a meeting Sunday of the Society's executive board at the dust'uni. There will be hot dogs, humhurers, and cold drinks on suit, and amusement. f'eu. t:re will include a fish pond, horse ric1 es, a country store, 11 sPooi: huse, and many other all age attractions for l:ing and queen will he chosen ill II Ct)$tUfliV contest which will ) suigeci under anpervu!uI: O Rupert Jenkins, J)rlYJCillLtI of the Geneva Ele. nienthry School. in other business of the exe- l'Itt' S 5 4 all pure invention, " The couple as married after tile% struck up a friendship by pondence while Sheppard . -_____________________ minute. COLIJMBUS—hnrini do dicis the next Standard siqn. pard in Duesseldorf, Germany 4 Tlursday. "We have just bought i it new house, which we certainly Geneva Socie would not have done if we were thinking about anything like a divorce." Mrs. Sheppard. the Ic in "to tak and • - - - ..... 1'cchle's saul nil land wn don.. at i'd In the county. Put-pose of the moot ing was to s gn the flOt'e!lSltt)' deeds in the jwosonce of iuewspnptn' pho. togi'nphers. - He can't make itto Rumor :::cm. I -is in trouble. "That's I' I so long? said German -born Ariane Shep. - ` ~~ .- Denies, ,, aL.. III will tend nil anti off 1-1 at t)jq I'rlilgr' (in the h'iules'artl, rr'rrntIv c'v,uin,,la ('r'n,nfv paved lake Mary flwk'inrrI from lake Mary to the hrItie anti plans In pave from the l,rltie to J,nwnrpvI-Markhnm Itond when the ramps ore built. 1144 atid h'tt.Itiir the rnflttnrt, In I )ei'embi'r, with net tini con aft nit bit to ab at I Iii Iota .Ini,- Peebles confirmed tnrin' $n The II I-1.11111 a report 1111111 1011,11 Inst. week (tent William lii'n"- - knovJ 1, Mrs. Sam 1' I%I) WO pay supervisory personnel at. the school office? COI1UMRUS Mi pars ehe I avon decto hegni chessia frnor t.amquam eornpnter tergo, REI'ORTER Nov wait. a with Young-Ho spirit When hes drrven h'i'mself too far? melt, meteorological Instruments and fire and crash , 1% 1% pen to rend about. how much Howdoes a man hf ordnance, sul-vival equip. & ,, ,,• - (COlUmbUs ri• 1960 REPORTER — What do voll thinkof Seminole County? COLV'tUUJS—Par die fuor do quoste. REPORTER—Eh? COltlRt-tonte et ex certa scienta ii ant iehi eavalor romanj dnvann fed a quest.i an nut-il. REPORTER—Did you hap- - , I - ADONi ' State Road 1)epnrtniont, to ''ciilelu'a to" t lie neqnibdt ion of ,,it necessary tight a-of-way for A '''elehrat ion" meet ing in surninnnt lug the final hurille pr.'pni'it ory to 'en't motion of -. i no i.nie Mnry intei'nnnge ofl interstate 4 Was to he held this nfterTtflOn at the County ('ennui ission chambers. ('nuii Issmnr'rs were to meet, with Wilkurti Peebles, of \V111wont!, district member of the ______ I ++ - . -. - + + + + I -- - -Ip'ø_... -.-- �____ __ _ ________ ______ ___ -. _______________________________ - ..,. Record itrus rop oblem Poses Big C C r r LAKEI3ANfl (AP)-The forIda Citrus Mutual has an urgent problem: How w market a ret Mhr . rnertinp -.-. The problem's urgency cme to light Tuesday when the L. S Department of Agriculture pre. dicted the state's citrus crop would be the most bountiful in .- boxes. " '" UU,WV.UW . .. . ' . ...' •.' --. . larger than last year and 17 per cent above the previous record at . . 1'1_•, The! state's total orange yield was placed at about 139.400.000 last years and 23 per cent above 1. this year :(.If ,.. I , % 1. Pepre,m,xitatives of the San . ,. ~ . lem was a USDA forecast that S50 CHECK donated by Lake Altiry Chamber of the state'sgrapefruit crop would top 39500,0(X) boxes up 13 per cent from last year, and the largest crop since the 42000000 million boxes 01 1953-54. Florida's tangerines, not to be outdone, will 1111 4,800,000 boxes., up one-third from last year but still 6 per cent below the record high of 1954-55. the USDA Pi-t' Commerce to Lake ?Iar Volunteer Fire r)epa-t-mciii towards completion of new addition to fire hail i' presented b Don .1ztck'oii (right), ç oi ç president, to Fire Chief Iilph Abt'll 1 ford-Semlnok Jftver and wive-s, the .lnvceetzes. met with Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson to. d and received an official nod their : . their plans in stage a Jaygee w Kiddie Carnival l'thv at Fort Mellon Park from 4 to S p.m. Oe. 22. . th e nyMayor Wilson said cees "are to be commended for their interest in the area's .A youth and for undertaking siic4 a complex proiect. Mayor Wilson told the Jay. cees the event has the full sup. or: of the city lath and that HO%\ TO he l p prevent firt wa the uiJect o i skit by Pine CreM School Sanford needs such an event as tuclents during Fire Prevention Week. From left are J anie Holcomb, many traditional school carni. Stacey 011iff, ,lnhri Tucker. Ginger Hodges and ci Putnam. valj have been discontinued. Be ULkIflf2 part Wfl5 DOnILId lacon. (Herald Photo) Invited all area youngsters and131 __________________________________________________________________________________ parents to participate and fUll. Wendell Agee, project atr ___________________________ man. outlined the event as be•I . in "I ch i ldrenI U - ,, For Help To U F Rides of all kinds will be SeaR% 3111"S. H. L. JOTINSNON " th(. , United Fund pernnifie- in- ( hI C t a .. Theme Contest Open ' . will be of interest to thf? young, - 71~ - 1\.I Casselberry - por ted . 'ci ts or ,V inter Pa-I D-ivt United r unici organized II t'tnit pool- strct'1 lighting ant 1Y7 i'. thvickc into seven ,irt.-i Ut r.tch & .indalisrn then and eic- ;'trt' informed lights have been this year anti serves It, saliction - nrcicrcd fm the area; des. :cl qualified and : - member," he said yesterday. bond from tile jayc,L.es and the -estion," tilt- chairman urued ft -Y Newsome. ]Le- ~ able prices. • I Construction of a 1 million telephone switching center at Goldenrod to serve portions of South Seminole and North Orange Counties was announced by .1. K. Galloway, president of the Winter rark Telephone Company, today. The new office with th e prefix "171" -- will be located at the corner of Citrus Avenue and Oak 11111 Road. Initial November on the 12,000 squareconstruction will start in early foot building. When the building is completed in February. 1067, technicians will start installing sonic $S00.000 in telephone switching equipment. Gnllow- said the new central office is scheduled for effective with distrihutinn of service on Dc'enibc'r l, 1967, the 1967 telephone directory. At the cutover date, some ,tW() subscribers will he ehangi'd from the present "64" Mldway'i central office to the new switching center sit Goldenrod. The transfer is being mmdc to pr('vith' for future growth in the area bordering the new Florida Tech University and ti' intike available additional facilities in downtown Winter Park. 'Five years sign we served 1.40 f a milies In the area en'.'ert'd hi- the new office." Galloway pointed out. "Now we 1.ve 2.850 subscribers in this r'a, an increase of over 95 per eenL" "With the many growth fat'tors we have been going for us in Central Florida, we cxpert to he serving 10h000 subscrihiers from this new office by 1072," Galloway added. _ ,._,. __ ,- Rowe Jaycee president Be added that the Jaycees hope to n-iakt the ea'nial an annual event and invited all area families with children to filIflIV I - .., 1. ,. ___________-- WingSta Deaths _______________ ' \-Vorkshop et f irralb Page Wt RESEM THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OU&9iTtTl(S PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY OCT. 16 Store Hours: I(P4111 011 111-0011111jr rivo, rrrif.ismt. st't-'.'iri','' hit' slut cii. rn"1na4 whhi'h lit' ehnse,I off bofore nct lfvin lbp polk.'. f,ntnr ha found (Ii.' clogs had rc'tiirriocl It, finish the grtata off anti warn c-hawing on th,m. One of (ha clogs, not wearin Ilroiwti, enme to ehrrk fm tits, n 11renan, WR4 1111M., Ftntl the noiwnis, ho found thi'rn wouinti - cit her taken to tb.' pound. 11111M 0. EACN VALUE IVORY SOAP 94 PERSONAL SIZE 100 DOUBLE SHEETS LIMIT 2 17c VALUE REG. Sc EACH h.- Hwy. 17.92 Next To Winn-Dixie atfArMnsf Si I oll__sI! k 2438 French Ave. I'll I-Y flin 1t41 e1 1. 1IEewe''Iye CANDY GUM & SANFORD MINTS YOUR CHOICE 'I TOILET TISSUE 3 FOR LIMIT 3 LIMIT 2 ROLLS PHONE 322-8270 I 1. 4 - Y PER ROLL - - - W. 11 __ - ' 60c SIZE, JOHNSON'S SHAMPOO 49c 3½0L 7c 5 26 We SIZE, 14 OZ. 67 ., f .1 .. JOHNSON'S ,,~-,;~~ .... , "I:. .:.,. . I BABY POWDER - ____ ~,:`~ - It II . " ' 1. , - •' -.. ' : 39c SIZE, 50', ST., JOSEPH 'I Children's Aspirin 1.00 SIZE , ~'~ 74c BABY MAGIC .-.' MENNEN 9 OZ. - • - 1 COME SEE HOW MUCH YOU 'L L SAVE! MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. 'lii 9:30 P.M. SUN. 10 A.M.-7 P.M. , '. 1 q4 FACIAL TISSUES '. Elsewhere The 1 $1.4)."t'I'llon. ChAllIzelt In CAMP-4 flexible C1,111111111fli'litIMIM M.Vt(lint an I seiving' the amen will alil an- (uumi, (bthlnwuuv cnm;hnsiii'.I. A annoy g.'nt anti kid snvntre1 itinticileil to donth by two ilogs Monday as they gin?'nsarlhc'rry 14c'wngn "I nt (tic' i Ti 'cit inca I. I'lnih S%')ien the owner, I)nitris I W"t' - - 1. - f D eather Iiiies. - . 14 . P N ittliet $21111,I1I)I1 to (lie cost 'W' foci ennit t-iii'tImi of this ''Wit Ii (iii' I I'.'fll,'Il,iWis pot I'IJ - flu'.'.- nffI.-e Is evlii.',i.-c' of our hal (lint i''. (t ii in ('s-itt vol 110- in liii in ('c'itt i-nt VinrIiIii's i-lila, it'it idog is more vii ni to Hre. Whim r,n yent-q ''I solt litirl. oar gr.n'.'Ih tuna a moth-i-n, i'iiii' ln'iiitiil US We liit"n'l to nit limit e of 20,II00 lines cnn b building nihtil Inst ollosi with I ion. Total cost of tin' mail, buildjug- and snitehing eqmtlpniont- Is 160 VALUE 1 BYDemo Women e are un n Hospital telephone 10,00 imh!zvribers -. tile ennimunit! ," SPring1field ol tilt. plarining board for , ,:30 United Prest, International and smitb in charge of food and condOflOT. )ointing OW SLateti, which rcsidvnhs other hutiness and trade jour- , cessions. inThursday p di ign'itt tilt, Individual irt mi ruil rnnga7me' and newspapers t' II) attend A rtllkkc ptishluit I ''n '-nilinit in-nil able to all its snleu'i-ihers. The to1,1enr'tl switching- emitlet- ,will be a one-story huil.I ing with an initial enpncity of company In the Southeast to building is s1es61ziicl so I tions will help sell thus crop J the mcrrhan1s di vision of tin 'heeprnp Chictnii' Through Uutlegc said the inustl) (rcntcr Sanford Board of Cunc- Christ,'' ''l'ar;nie of Chrzstma rea aei'y to whit-ti then contritcu---_..-will he touriug Seminole Counbeen unprepared lotwould have ta)i oes' TIILITSIIILY at tins invitotion liream,' "Christmas 1' antas" Puetat 11cc iriceUW... a record crop several year.'. Spcciai ChristuI the Florida Th've'Iopment "Old.l-ashioued Entries mus: be ticlivered to and ff ago. "But this i.c not the case the conducted by Mrs. Betty Luet'Commission. Building on irencli ma." ,layct' ________________________________ now, he said. her, president, were Mr.. Purpose of th e tour is to Rutledge also predicted mart' MRS. GERTIt1T])L iLLlAMS ma .lone'. disiric ( presitienti c mrai . I iters er on ,lrlcj the writ educeA wo'-I- sho on ui itica people wi ll buy citrus product!, Mrs. Geriruth ltoundtree WP- uid Mrs. Mildred .\loycr. cl LO k e Won roe Florida's itidutrinl develop- hod i' scheduled for the meet. this year than ever before. linnu- died Oct. . in l'hilatlel- trict ; stcrctar -Utili.urc: niimt lila! potential. dig of tIic' Democratic Women's .loiie &.pre%sidi .ij)prt plinc. Pa. Mr WIII hF:IdflhLh4flTtrt all Attutri T}tc' tour' will rover rojects Topic Of Club of Seminole County to take '-ur ivw L art (lilt Wi lii'- ciation it, tnt flit n)t)Lrs In (itt i (Ill( Ii i uuit'tlniteci nyc tWO I lnrctht h chartered bus TIic p1cc e a' t p in today at the otes nard \' iliiaiiis o' PnilahlLlpiu.c , lie ip ii ccnU1fl her to lii( to this ear i Conihnitd I tieral group of 5(i writers will uiu: Fleiitt-t ('entit qoo South French %l I five I rotbers, W ill ii Washin g- I ona coVii1 Ion n \ suing- I .cnipa,gn Till , cini i t' Pei' Or uiig 7 ( ount'. 'I ii U r s ci a o u r. A'.'emic W and ,tflhl()U!iLU .1 ton intl Taylor Round rt ( all jon I) t huv lunLh i , hit ci 1w th nitti iiixi go of thu \\ lii,. fl. Also phinot ci is report from Mit ioui onkrenu for thi... central arc4 ltoundtrci of 01 ."iiniord Lt I i Plaza Hotel and titeit , Cherry ' ..iiltir (i'i'.e rimu' Brow:, I iic huit the tick geite to the Democratic l c topaic nt irc'unc2 1 il I Perrin ilk s 1 arid Le'.'. i Sunda, it; \\ ifltc II Refl iu'- PTitn con erntiurl on a tour of Seniniok F czidiii \i on 2 C 1 -- t_ • lnfl-0( ill ht t1i '. flub a! Florida con(I h'. c omen Hunk I C (iflhlhIthIt Otg \l' Itoundtrc i of 'ouitkc 1h,vc'' N. ii n 'i' I iflfl4I'.'-flhI I ( oUfl \ aIit titi C apt hcnvd' '. t titian held in Orlando last '-n lt I'. C ol i ii I l.ir L. 1. ruin \hii' Jr.. pr sic-lent so';, rhai! hh1J1 11.1w introduced .c;tetMr.. Pat Jthil it arc'u. fly TI!! ASSOCIA'i'ID i'tu-:ss ) t,ui , ,1 oept uc-- (Pill iuff '.'- I Tw cut -, wo dciegatc i iurp'i. .1 - I lit- S''intiitili- ('cuint' ('tiImtw1 .1. let u ' ht'I Phl,tIlt7U1i,1 11111 411 I V. I ,it IIII liii '*I11)' I IIi,,tt 1 iat l'i V ihli I i r( Ill I oti, curit' iiiiittu1 tu 1'.11.4j,. it' C ninrut In ¶1 m tilt icc ,iJ tutu iv addition tilt ja 1. 1 IN unit Ilu i 1 Lt iUflI lii '-!.Ihl 1,11 •'i t)1 1ci it Siti' .iui sJban' nd JIlL! • ,ti rii.t - t niinult Count". vii. u the t'esideiit T'i'' Inuit StI zlI Sheila ' C ti,iflhf)f ()' fl)fl( fl( C I . ¶ nil ' 1 I'l!V!')I1'. 111 Ct iaiiciu., III Scott. U'liI and ,iucl \\ .hit' 44 Albuqut rqu ek lflhis.-( 11w orll4, Sanford: m 1. loist Lht rith c- hr s acew ide Iober4 a n-ac' tIn,_ c heduk ci for • '' ,li 3 hOSt V. iiIfl, it P'i rLid 1)11t I out rdci and Itti I it- rJllI,_c 7 4 Atlanta cloud'. 'Inie hit i nip nienihers of tit (, industrial event. 7 UI ,tlmus • II crld Iluru 1 (1110 C Ii Oct, 11 in the Phintatuni ShohilL con tac t lI( ' Sill- ad inents un umk' 61 dirt ctioi of of ha Senunok flisniarel cIttt 1uipoahhit committee tO goat 1 In ifliti,c Lr' iiiii 1' id1 ird Lahi Bonn of tin l)c li1ir Bcst,cui \Vllnii Eichclderger Mortuary. Rouse, ralti Count ., Chamber of Commerce. drive. Mary. ito: 6 l3ocW1i. cInuci hn.tdISanford. '1 wo WillL hchUacdlule- iiatv( lirl,lt.et, included in I hrhargt's 4.1 .12 .01 Buffalo. cloudy Gifford Fordi.., (iiivh Rich- cisc's'. '.'.'ilb In- (hr nr". Lola rlcn' Claucic • T J'etrow COiit1tct: ;-d tilt 100 IJer cent niurh, Chicago, cit-ar 1\AIl-i I with ii pci cCflt, arcison anu bans- boy, Micrilva roc- Parl; tin' Sanford Idarini, nielnugc'I In: the Pvrliiicg mis n Motorists are invited to bring : 4 the first Ily .1,%,N1-*, C,%.4,4V,1,lIl'1lI1IV - • uc- parade, which the Jaycees spon- il Christmat. Stor\," "Chri.stilia" size sor yearly in monjuction v:itJ 1 T Ii 1- 0 g L Children's Lycs," titility N 1 ill* ion Goldenrod Exchanuel. M* - ' .- ..- ' ---- . ., I attend the initial fun fair. i'. COfli))Os( d 01 "a flhlnOit Court- which re ported Uc addition to li that the Industry IUIa prod- honor of riding in thi parade," Las '.ear'c winner s a'. cii Mrs Robert Murrit. is pro ucta of higher quality, more a spokesman said. ty ciUzen who givi - o the!! routine matters that fines and. Reporters from the \\ all u'cl.cnordinuting chairman for titled "Christmas Tnougnts." iO1E.i i '"L-'I.t Street Journal tiflit and pm iiotfliflt.. iii TCtUI71 to ft hurt money for adver tising and pro Fortunt 'Iitga- tile Jaycee Wives organization Bruce Baudci lout (sent'' IFormer themes which ma' to the month thiu it hit I(d1n motion, more knowledge of tin and Robert MurrK ha v e been I not ht used again include:'M' ____________________________________ e tC' l3C, wiLti Sidney Vthlen a publicity W t'eh Zinc Business September v.t rt S.. ()0(i and uoing pooci tar they arc hieart marketing process. and in- named co-chairmen of the 196(' CT ii r i s I in a Associated Prts. chai'man and Harold HibDream," "Tin' ____________________________ innount:e-c: a putilic fll('etiflc CBS, ABC, creas Galloway sni.1 the n e w "671" I central office would be cornpletely equipped for Tel-Tone pushbutton calling- sot-i-ice. He noted that time Winter Park $1 James Reporters News, TA Phone Plans ' 1r #anfnrb Oct. 12. 1966 '.. ' - ? to get 0th and push for 11115 perrnittc'd to usc ttic- city's jail freshments were served by Mrs." An all-out cifurt is being put drive. Tni county i sureessfu tacilitit. E. K. Baxter, Mrs. Carl Culher for th liv the Jaycees to stage CiUt' hi c4cu' group-'. cuih C'nun-'d ig t ad to discusL (lit and Ms Luci l le lirell a A fur at outst1indin family event ii 'Ft volunteered ii help I .' igau i t. I cnu.r period was enjoyed and prlzt'. w ith eniptiasi' on ho1csomc. to hem c in '' illingnec t othe buinis'. hit hoard were awarded. 11a1loeen fun for the youth \'_-- ,,- p.m. Dec.1-the first parade I to ha held at night urt to inchith your '13 name, api. addres'.. cits. teli'phone number anti theme sup - An old-fashioned Spook House si~ hospitals. "LoLs of workers are lief-ded age of Nnrth Orlando that it hu bN .. ,ALrs. Ren Ipt ~ at 480,000 boxes, 16 per cent above last year. Contest to choose a theme for Avcnue or nnaileci t(' Christmas Robert W Rutledge executivethe annual Clrictma' paric1t Parade Tlicmc' Contest p C) 'iec president of the mutual 8(1 open' today with deadlint for Rb' 142 Sanford hefart noon fj initted the estimates caught the submitting, entrie cc' lo Oct I Oct prise ficials announced toda He said the Industr would not 'Children in grades Ofl( challenge the USDA's figures un through cu.. art mited to par UI It had more Information. ticipate in the contest with tim i "The Important thing to re vinner receiving a $ savings Ue aii - ~.~. ." g1vt , he- S1 for ptirrha of articles I dc Count.' U ri; ewhn thr Rehabilitation chairman Mrs while a dunking machine, built wan from Ruth Smith reported she i b the 1ncces will he of in Auxiliary r can t,..ionI hVnii \ leres to th e adult's I) . 'VI 0C Clid '!dn1or Larrycrshc1, Sanford Jim: ' s Sp. iiigfield, ccUi1ilrnlflI1 O hit' pillows. eight piIIowcase, 10 aId editor, hu consented to ride Seminole CountyInitc'c: lap robes, and 11 pairs f white I the dunking machine to help Campaign for 19tt. socks to vtterans hospitals. the .laycees provide fun for Speaking beiore tht organiv'Welcomed as new members adults of the area. 1 hon at Its Otohcr nw'trng, were Mrs. Thelma Sikes and A concession stand wil l 1e C. sc-lhwrr CI. council has Mrs. Ev Roberts. Sprincdeldl c'ornrncnclec. niemset up and complete chicken h cr - for their help it] tilt. flr!vt tabled tht. reques" of tll(' Vill Dvvolioii mul prayer wery led i dinners will ike sold a-, reason. By Para de I 1 I hris m___ s rictrnc ! tured and fnir-typ,r. game booths I mort niaganne5 havr been giv- I it) go into nylon net haps she is ' en to rcminolm 3iemoria1 Hns- making for the state tuhercule- ~ t,) ronRider pla,L.: for n political 1 depenclence of pmpl(. in -Swniin- pital and it was voted to • 4 enagers--and parents." differ - Orlando in Far' tentativtl decided to it W Wvit legilntive It tder to nfll4 rOiit1tUtiofln1 liOTi(iII 17( amendments. ives By JCs,W : -_____ Scheduled Oct. 22 .1 ".. - I 4 i. ,I __ I.. ,•. In ntht,- businesF at S Dogs Mangle, Kill Goats WP : monthly board nwrtin called dicted. Florida's lime crop was placed 'Kiddie Carn.ival - I Adding to the mutual's prob- , - . ~i.`..: : Ill 1 11, tl. '•'i r were any __ ',~, L _____,, funrtions. I wniild he disappoint' boxes, 39 per cent larger than ,*.,_~L_ _______I tintit ,n• flmnrratir pnrt mmpuigii activity in flrevard Counan address to Demo.y . cratir orgnnizntions there dirtS." cnyntanv 'Mrs. Petree will her husband on hi current I speaking tour. Thcv 'will cellbrate their eig'hth weddlnr nirsarv today but Mrs. PetrN remarled, "Oii our Inst three .iniimr.q ni-ic.& 'we ,in v - a COt!niitmentF f o r Democratic Party ... ,.,_L;.~_1.sL . -_ . __.. -- I-., "." - -,IZ_ . . i: , ., ..., . I., , ~I, i The Convent ion Cnrpnrntinr. will manure the ?uttionai cot.rntiot of liCflTh. ,- rats in flnl1wood in 19. Petree stated he The department forecast a record 89,600.000 boxes of early. nildseason and navel oranges, with 73,400.000 boxes coming from Florida. The state's previntis high. last year. was 51.500,000 boxes. The department said Florida's Valencia orange crop would be I ___________ r•13i, ' ___ 1. ., ... T I , ,e I~l X 1 'I O I .., : I . -~_. ij . " IOP 1 1U:iJi 1. .". ' I I '_1 ..,, ..' I hrrutr, crrntnnk to2T' tv member of the qtate 1) cratir etuti'.e en'n,mlttr' 1fl4t rresident-elprt 1)emnernt1 n Florida, Wfl o P:trf 2 rrath &UU!ITrh ! . .1 , $" Of YD Confab r ________ 0 4,1 ,0 I ord citrus crop without cutting It ___ - r :."7 "', I ~..".% -,*, .1 S 4 _ 1 'Robert Petree ., 1, _____ _ - - - Rotary speaker Pub I I 36 Cleveland. Clear IJczi-ei LII 4! :': , Nvith 120 Ile!, rent. 1 their cam to tire Jaycee building - ilt, program o! tilt- Martin Cont- , and EVA11-7 crhlil B 1rosiue, Abet Wil - Ai Station, and proposed ca UPI Tin human Catholic' PIiY Ill (irlaruici, will cpe ak to An additional five locic squad- at the cancer of French Avenue hauL lit i thu '1 n'.'Ior L'. 1101 C hi.iI Clot 'till 'ia'. t iii t' ed ttic top iii'1 and I ourth Street Suturda'. I ci 1aa ti • Cdui v_i ii 1 in i fl IIILJ - iie'au,. Sanford; .Mary liurte: hc'si'-v,iiinus tin tIn nicetitig lien - has a putt ii tot bitsuient Muziva 1k will discuss the' urn aiud will reach i: before the trom 9 ix. in. to noon for free alld baby boy. North Orlando: , Sfioul(l In ill lio hiter than Yri-jwhicb opeir, ininiediatel,k afterlpact ot tit(- Nlartir,. Company oil arivi, elidt, Oct. M. i safetx Sanford-Semi. I v Three Sanford quudroni art- tiok' Joyceet. conducting the .)umet Fntli, Aflhi)I('ub, Calif . servict' every SU!IdiJV morning, bItt econoni of Central Florida this we-el.. deployed fron. the local urea. "f"v cl'ecI will be assisted by -'1 sioy art c-undncting their CF CI tin' Sanford Police Depa rt ment drive utisourci niiij' and will for- and 11cc Seminole County Strnr P. 'Merthu-, Louiqu Scott, 1,atb- I vhasinr out of Sanfor(i Navli~ LENILIV011 TE. Liwian(i 00t1' ' - 8.5 6:! i 1 4.1 .0_ Fort Vot-1h, cloud'.Helena, rain . . -' - 1w .L Jacksonville. cloudy 71 5 41 2. Juneau, clear Kansas City. cloudy 8:1 n ... - . wand - - - ! - '- - - - - ' - - 1 . 'I , - their eollec.,iorw t,c_'foi tilt- urivi' •id. ,. . ., ,!~ " -'--" 16 ~;~ ~_.;f . .. -- - .. r - --•;. - I f -1 Z ._.,._* _ k ~7V t~; .P C~ - ~. --_ . - -. . - .- Pn ll adelphnu. cloudy 68 87 l'tioeni.. c lear 413 clear Pittsburgh. Ptlnd, Mc., cloudy G! Plinti. (ire., rain . . 5(1 Rapid City, clear - - - 61 lttchnicrnd. clear .. '14 St. Louis. cloudy -.. 7. Salt Ut. City. clear - 7 San Diego, clear - , - 72 (14 San Fran.. cloudy Seattle, rain ------55 841 Tampa cloud'. Wuhtngwn clear ,. . I Farm I. ...- - - ' - - r - -- - , - fr - . - , .j .. - - .-. , - - .- - , ' - -- ' if ., 1471 . -1. - I ' (I - -. I ' / - _ ____ i Bureau Douglat, Stenstruni is schedul- i ed to In- tit(- guest 81waker at , I ''. I v.,ait, tom timm Oct !:.-::~ ; - k j through tin- Furtia Bureau office by Oct. 20. 1. T - '--'----- made - LLj - - ,--'I i * banquet bt. !~ servations for tiw the City U1, Stilifurd lor thicovered retizi lube during the dredging lot' the iiiarinu-lliot.e1 cottAJ)lt. I'tiluon wa unu,vailniile fur cunimeat tuuuy. baum A( - - ,.4. ,. (.:_-. Sprealfillk' ffl~SLIIII t, . tilt, Thery ary virtually no ruad~ in Nepal, 'kueti lon and 100 niiIe 500 ifl& wide. Herald 4 Mildred Hou.y 668-5631 D.Itone ) Sophie Names LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING "PICK-UP AND is ft gig W_3rdsl. - 'SERVl' j CASTORIA 98c VALUE, 2 OZ. OINTMENT WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Thurston B. Morton claims the Johnson administration is having poll trouble abroad as well us at home. Morton, chairman of the Senate GO? campaign committee, told the Senate the administrictio!i had cancelled plans for a new world opinion poll because "respect for U.S. foreigui policy has tumbled in the last two )'ears" Morton said that the trend toward "open hostility" became so apparent during 1965 that plans for a fourth world survey "to be cornplcted this year and declassified in the 1968 election year were promptly cancelled." 98c VALUE SHOE LACES means I column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or affective? You're TS*diOg this on.l 3, PAIR Black or FOR' brown dress laces. BOX a COTTON SWABS III J 29c VALUE, I I POLAROID CLAIROXIDE BATH $ " FILM No. 107 $11.95 VALUE INSTAMATIC CAMERA REQ. 25c cWBuBBLE $2.65 VALUE, & W ,./ Clairol's 20 'vol. peroxide. 4 oz. 8 oz. box In 3 fragrances, 104128 190 VALUE REQ. 29c Ct,,. 1.49 VALUE SYLVANIAO A.Gl FLASH BULBS $1.15 VALUE ' 88 KODACOLOR x ANQ PPJD •' ' 1 LL COUNTY SINCE 1929" 111111______________________ tOo EACH VALUE 2- 25 Q TIPS170 AO Plim M. L. RABORM lit.. QWNElt . p1q. 3ZI.1263 77c DESITIN NURSER UNIT, S DEUVERY SERVICE LAUNDRY Coo 59c FLETCHERS EVENFLO A SEMINOLE COUNTY , - oz. 30c VALUE Complete The sea supplies only three minerals in large quantities CUInHIUli bait, inagner I Ulhi and bromine. 66B4402 DeBory 89c VALUE, 5 . SHOWER 6 6) CAP I Elastic , hound, In '.1 choice of cobra. 82 82 C120 C127 C620 SLU VALUE KODACOLOR FILM #126 r ' v.y - . v i - ' I - I, mu the bottom at the city bunt thit morning. The bout had bw.ilu reuted by to 644-4255 S . Seminole :i THIS HOUSEBOAT. owned by Harry Rub.suil, -wati .I FayWsUoc. i95-3, coil- ' l tyl - - - rwd ennoro - :;; ::''°c nole Count), Farm Bum-au at tilt 2.. Bureau officials ask that n Anicri- 1)"111, whiel) ~ : iii . , ntarit, River Claim (lut the annu& banquet of tilt- Semi ,; ap.nm.nt.. ccl damage 1, urn Catiuthi's Gut - . For LBJ Abroad vicut tt)r Alm. Gertrude. Round. J. Lanih.-rtu Lratie. president of toe Rutterduni l)Istrict Court. T'u' Netherlands, was named chairman. Prof. Alwyn Freenrnii of tin,Ioluii, llopltiuis University is theU.S. nie'nibet- and retired .Iudgc Daniel Itwu-iv of tIi.- Court of thtCuna&- I i ppeult othitaruu di a member. along t lt of Lake U utfl$hue I - or p.Th can property-owners- for ullug- - - Lth!tflttt cluiiiiie l'- Sanford , oti iy un4 ar. for the newest shom, tin bw. To Study Claims '-. 50 ' I1 30 44 45 .0.. 311 3fl - 50 s:t 64 1)!; 44 T 70 -j H • ~ . *;?I* , - 11C_ I I t....t., - . a nford 3-Judge Panel -_ '- I. '... .... Poll Trouble Funeral Notice ,, . . TSI'$ if!'?; Department. - , ~ ..I ~",61. . - _. . .. I • . - . . 67 44 . 79 46 Louisville, clenr '4% - : - ' Car inspection s Church .. MONUMENTAL backdrop for Annick Lolsel Is a land. snark of her new domainThe new "Miss Be de France," who will represent the district surround. ing Paris in December's "Miss France" contest, uses the Eiffel Tower as a prop for a campaign photo. - •- t,I&4t1II., '-." - - It. MOIhILS: ) : . ': -.- :--. , ' . 1-0 '-$ - " - ' . #. - -, 'i-i'.-' - I TT-:::: :. �- . . TIT.J .. -- . --- — . --- -----5-- ..•- - ---- --• -- —• '.-'-- - '' p" ' .-'---- ___ 1 I Blue Angels To Perform On Navy Day ----Plans are already underway I The NAS Marines Intend to Pasre 14 — Oct.. 11. 1966 Xhr 6atitarb §Prnlb foe- two day's of festivities on put on a large wenpons dli'hoard Sanford Naval Air 8th- i play as well as show movies on Marines Corps life and corntion in honor of Navy Day. Navy Day is celebrated bat. The day before the Open th?nughnut the nation on Oct. 27, but since the Blue Angels 1, House, PrIday, Oct. 21, the Na. were scheduled to appear on vy is sponsoring a Navy-CivilOct. 22, the station decided to lien golf t.nurnnnwnt at MayREEDY fuie- Country Club. The starting t hl. observe Navy Day then. Open House will be held on time is 10:80 e.m. and It should N on until !p.m. R eptr%enuitive the Saturday from 1 a.m. Civilians interested In joinnoon. The public has been ivited to come and view the beg the tournament may do an Ik by getting in touch with the aircraft and displays. It men's golf association at, the timuted that there will Capable, Consclentlous, Prov•r' I • demonstration put on by the Mayfair Country Club. Nn District o .us.pt and Navy's famous precision flying personnel should get In touch Group I be team, the Blue Angels. The with Special Services. DeadPD. POL SDV. daring "Blues" are scheduled line entry is Oct. to perform at 10 a.m. and the show will last almost an hour. Prior to the Blue Angels' performance, the Wing plans a fly-by. They will put on a diamond formation, a roll-on maneuvar and it high speed, low altitude pass. Many aircraft will he on a static display in the compound area including an RA-5C, TA. UP, and TFO. Also there will he exhibits M ordnance, survival equipmelt, meteorological instrunients and fire and crash vehid es. experience counts.. NEEDY 117S I /t/as be the 'Y ur How does man i withYoungmHo sprit Imow when he's driven himself too far? Mrs. Sam Denies Divorce Rumor part of the "Navy Day" celebration. 4BLTITE ANGELS' of the Navy wifl prfarni again at Sanford Naval Air Station on Oct. 22 as a He can't make it io T)UESSELDORF. Germany (AP ) — The wile of Dr. Sam Sheppard has brushed nfl ru mors that the couple marriage isin trouble. "That 's all pure invention." (Navy Photo) the next Standard sign. said German-born Ariane Shep- pard in Duesseldorf. Germany Thursday. "We have just bought which we certainly would not have done 11 we were thinking about anything like ii divorce." Mrs. Sheppard. the former Arinne Tebbenjohanns, is in YOUNG HOI, Germany "to take care of some personal and financial matGO CHEVRON! tars. By MRS. JOS. E MATIIIEtTX The couple was married after' they struck up a friendship by A Halloween Carnival will be correspondence while Sheppard, sponsored by the Geneva Hit- wasin prison, convicted of murtorical and Genealogical Socie- dering his first wile. He was t tv from h:30 until 5 p.m., Sat- freed after winning an appeal. A '• •S' urdnv, Oct. 29, at the Geneva new trial is scheduled to begin; • p CHEVIO4'l mid CH1VRDP. D!JN this month. Communitv Hall. Plans for the event were madt at a meeting Sunday of the SocietyF executive board at the luseuni. There will be hot dogs, hamburgers, and cold drinks on sale, and unnisernent feau:res will include a fish pond horse rides, a country store, it spook house, and many other ttractiniis for all age groups. J king and qUeen will be chosen in j costume contest \VIUCh will be staged under su. Quieter because they're stronger. Stronger because they're per"isiol: of Itupert Jenkins. principlel of the Geneva Elebetter built.. For '67, the best-built Fords in history. neenthry School. i Iii other business of the executive session, it was planned to have the Museum opened to the genera! public from " until 4 p.m. each Sunday. nevaSocieqhouse, Ge ' f. - --' .. W ill " Iponsor I Carnival . ____ _____ I . '--• , -. ' .:• . 1 - ____ I . . -. . OR ail . -, 2 ST 0 oeem ' 5.. WEEKEND opening of Teenage Night Club in Cusselberry, Rponsored by South Seminole Jaycee, brougat out ioflie 275 buys and girlE. Here Georg ann Wilson and I'eith Ward -Lithe time out to have refreshing cold drinks (Herald Photo) served by Jaycee Janies Cartee. 301011 venies 3tag I 61D cdc S. Oe r-0,*r e Fords famous quiet ride comesm 18 beautiful styles for 1967 ,4 /766 F' rge ilm Cha macit for n spaghetti supper to LANSING, Mich. (VP) — iei- destined to in show tv Lu- car on the Michigan Suite CflTh he sponsored in November. Three Michigan Suite coeds ropeati businessmen visiting pus. I Miss Lukens said O'Brien Claims Plane Monday identified state Sen. New York. O'Brien, who was arrested told her the 'su.eg" movies TOKYO (UPI)—The CornBernard F. O'Brien as the fllith who asked them to co-star I last June on morals charges, i would he shown to "big cxecu- niunist Puthct Lao Radio with handsome actors,in "stag" I told newsmen later the ullega- tiveh who came in from Eu- claimed today that Its forces in upper Laos shot down a movies. tiuns were false. His attorney rope" to view them Air Force F104 StarO'Brien, 81, and a father of planned to have two sergeanu- York. fighter jet. O'Brien told newanien he met fighter jet. "The air pirate was sat with his wife 111 the ut-arms from the Capitol testkilled the report said, apcrowded co courtroomand listen- ify in O'Brien's defense u Miss Lukens once but only to interview her for it secretarial purent1 referring to the pilot ed as the girls testified they character witnesses today. f tile jet. were promised up to $800 a JohnO'Connell, O'Brien's job. month for appearing in UUW- lawyer, declined to say whether O'Connell told the Lansing be would call other lawmakers Township Justice Court jury of three housewives and three rw from the Capitol. Handy Helpers O'Brien it' accused of up- tired men that the charge was pruaching Marion L. Lukens, "engineering by the insurance To Give Program 22, of Sunta Anna, Calif., on lobby" in the Michigan Legislathe' Micingun Suite campus and ture as a Vendetta aguinat her to pose for nude O'Brien, the chairman of the For HomemakersJusking pictures and to play alongside Senate insurance committee. movie neon in pornographic O'Brien lost his Senate seat By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON furies. in a primary election last AuThree members of the Bandy gust, three months after ulLinda iii, of in Outcult, Helpers 4-11 Girls Club will legedly approaching the girls. present the program for the I Arbor, Mick, and Christine lnghuni County Prosecutor I Legusse'y, 20, of Honolulu, HaLuke Monroe Honieniukerb Club waii, that Donald testified Monday Itesig asked the girls at the p.m. meeting Thursthey had U been bribed by lobO'Brien niudc the sauce propduy in the Lake Monroe Corn- I I hyists. They said no. sals to them while- be sat in a inuuelty Building. i)nnstr1ion an LQdI grooming and niunnurs will hi I given by bunthi Chesser; Borenie DuBois will talk on nacrea• tion, and Myrtle Harris will give ii foods demonstration an honey f 7:80 • 1' aew LTD's. All three LTD models—:!89-cu. in. V-S. A 7-Litre power option includes a 425-cit. an V-S. power dikc .-door hardtop, 4-door hardtop, and front brakes, and spuflit steering wheeL 4-door .cdaa—oflcr conveniences like a transmission that shifts both manually 13 ww GM1le, Co, wagam niI automatically (standard), and a lullCirtibies. wagons, hardtops, scdans width from scat that divides to adjust all offer basic Ford strength and quiet, individually for driver and pancupm. a wide range of conveniences and upa two-way Ma* 2 mew XT's. Both the XL 2-door hard- tiuns. Wagons sop and convertible offer, as standard, Doorgate that swings out for people bucket seats and consuic, plus spirited dowse for cargo. provide Bettff ideasa from Ford!. lect Shift Cruisc-O-Matac transmission SWU automaticiully... or lets yus aiit manually without a clutch for things like climbing hills, downshifting so save brakes, pull. *ig trailers, getting extra traction in mud and snow, or just for fun.. it's available on every '67 Ford. And all '67s cxnnc with Ford Motor Conipacay Lifeguard. Deelge Samnty Fcaaaca. 3 0 LI iuiid will be: husteah fur the refreshment period. .5..-. -. - ftk YOUfe ahead in a There also will be at report on safety. resL Mrs. JoAnna fluflonu. presiof the neenebers all dent,urges dent, art there Club to be' pr-esenI us several itenis of iniloortalive tt' hi discushed at this r,,eetiiig. FORD Strickland Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. • IThe game of polo originated V In Iran. 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