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e t o c Board Seeks Fire OK Reported In By I.AHUY VERSHKL Help! There'i a boa con- (trictor loo*e In the city. Po­ Some Sections lice reported that a baby con­ Fire Walls Also A revere cold front rip­ strictor eicaped from John ped into Sanford and Sem­ Angel’* yard over at ISIS Pal- inole County Montiny oma. The constrictor was a H l t f e nitfht nnd ea rly thia pet of the Angel family. V/'. ?* In Safety Plans ntorninjr bringing temper­ ever happened to old fa­ atures to new record low» W EATHER: Fair, cold and windy through Wednesday. High today in the GOV. L o w tonight, 20-30 nnd freezing. for tha year and a threat to wned peta like dogs and cats. * i>.y School Board briefly the recent mishap at the county’s multi-million dol­ • • • .utiiuriicd Supt. of the school whrre plaster fell VO L. 53 United I’ renn Leased W ire Established 1908 TU B S ., M A IU 'Il 6. 1962 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A NO . 402 lar citrus industry. Nobody asked rue bnt, school* It. T. Mllwrcc to re­ and two youngsters were Temperature* early thia wouldn't it be a good idea If submit plans to tlie State slightly injured. morning ranged from Iowa of the hospital board of trustees for metal fire escapes and However, Milwe* said that 26 to 32 In certain areas and named the new wing after fire walls for Sanford Junior the school building would be Increasing "severe eold” it Hands!) Chase. Chase, former High School. in "llvn b l!” condition for a expected tonight and Wednes­ board chairman, was a leader Plans for the wells and number of years and that re­ Fires Sweep it County day. in keeping the old hospital on escapes, which would be me­ pairs would be made to the County Agent Cecil Tucker Oak Avc. in operation. tal. had been submitted two facility this summer. reported that heavy winde • • • years ago, but were turned He slso elaborated that saved many of the citrus Aomeone called the office down by stale officials. other schools had problems Cost of the fire protection Three Areas Monday but warned citrus- at six this morning wanting to with had roofs, singling out men that a calm followed by put the following in the class equipment is expected to oe Sou to side, Sanford Grammar Bulletin more cold would bring "earl- ified ad section: " I will no approximately $2,000. and Ilookertown. Douglas Randolph Voor- ; out consequences to the In­ longer be responsible for any The board also discussed In otner business the board hrrs of Miami Shores this Swept; Some dustry nnd especially young, debts Incurred by John F. or looked over plans for port­ afternoon qualified to run tender fruit.” Itobert Kennedy.” able buildings, wood and against George Smalhers • • • J U 2 J L V A . . . aluminum, submitted by arch­ for the Senate. Voorheci Is Tucker also urged all home- owners lo cover tender Heart Sunday funds still itect Jim Chapman and a re­ a Democrat. Homes Periled shrubbery. trickling in. l-atcst figures presentative of the National bring the total over the $5,2tw BRIEFS Panel Corp. of St. Petersturg. Mora than 400' acre* of mark . . . Beat ever. Wood portable buildings Seminole County lands were ★ ★ ★ • • • Cape Delays Shot were estimated at a cost of CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Campbell Gets burned in three separate fires A temporary building per­ $1,300 per unit while alumi­ | — An attempt to orbit a "solar Monday, Florida Forest Ran­ mit hat been issued to Eastern num would cost over $5,000. Seventh Storm observatory” satellite was gers reported todar. Shopping Center. Inc., for a The board agreed to study Up To 19 Years postponed for one day today the plans. Th. biggest tract, some 350 S217.000 building at Lie shop­ because of technical difficul­ School Hoard architect John acres southwest o f Geneva, Of Winter ping center at SK 436 and ties in a three-stage rocket. Burton spoke to the board burned from noon on Monday Hwjr. 17-92. • • • on cost of permanent class- In Slaying until 5 a. in. today and was set More Troops Sent -ooma but no action was in three plarts, according to Work on renovating the ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) — James Howard Campbell, Chills Nation taken. Ranger Jerry Laws, eourthouse will get under way — France moved 4,000 troops .‘8-year old painter from North The board also heard Bear "The fire earns very close ny United Pres* International by April 1. Price jumped now into tbs northeast Algerian Carolina, was sentenced Mon­ Lake resident N. M. Israel- to binning two houses and Winter's seventh great to $53,000 because of air con­ city nf Constantine today in an day afternoon to an indeter­ storm—the season's worst In son urge the need for the would have if it hadn't been ditioning in the courtroom. effort to separate warring minate prison term of six many area*—dropped up to 20 • • • • county to support Orange for tlie quiek rrspon*a and European and Moslem terror­ months to 19 years for man­ inches of wet, sticky anow County Junior College. work of the Oviedo Volun­ Say. attendance was really ists., slaughter. along the East Coast and The board agreed to turn teer Dept.,” Laws said. good at the county officials After Circuit Judge Volie the matter over to the Cham­ Practically all of Seminole sucked sub-freezing tempera­ survival course Monday night. $750,000 Fire William* pronounced sen­ ture* into the Gulf stales. ber of Commerce's long County's Ranger equipment Noticed a few county commis­ INDIANAPOLIS. Did. (UPI) tence, Campbell quietly said, range planning committee on Heavy rain, driven by 80- — A $750,000 fire swept a “ I'm sorry it all happened,” plus a tractor and crew fruin sioners, courtlwtisc depart­ schools. mite winds, slung the Cali­ night club and damaged a and wa* ted away, Orange County and one from ment heads and law enforce­ Board member, John fornia coast. An arctic air bowling alley and four stores Campbell was indicted by Lake County assisted In ment officers. Brumley, who agreed on the mai* plunged temperaturea • • • today, killing night watchman the fall grand jury for second bringing under control this need for a Junior college below zero in tha northern Oscar Benson, 66, and injuring degree murder for the Aug. 2 file and another one during Grady Scot! called It to our program, said that "our first WINDSWEPT FLAMES, caujthl an they sourcil io tlu> tree top* ut one plains for the second succes­ at least eight firemen. fatal (tabbing of hi* wife. the afternoon Involving some attention that we were wrong need however, wai grades fire by Humlil I'hotogruiihcr David Ilrown Monday afternoon, destroyed sive day. However, later tha court ac­ 50 acres on Lake Harney. when we listed 709 W. Ninth gov through 12.” more than 400 acres of Seminole County timber and pa.Utnv land in tlueu The snowfall at Richmond, Stalin Blamed Fire Chief Harold SlayO of as one of the buildings on the cepted a plaa of guilty to the separate fires. Covering ut least 350 acres,the biggest firo southwest of Va., waa (he greatest in a 24- MOSCOW (U j’I) — Soviet leaser count. « the Goldvnrod Volunteer Dept, condemnation lis t Oops, sor­ Geneva burned from Monday noon until 5 n. in. today before Koiest Ran­ hour period slnea Jan. 84, 1940. provincial leaders*today blam­ Tna butehbr knife nabbing also reported that a two acre ry, Grady. gers could safely leave the scene. Six inches of new anow Mon­ • • • ed tha country's farm failures Reds CK Talks, occurred at t’ ia home of Wal­ fire just south of Lake Howell on everything from poor agii- day pushed the total for the Commissioner James P. ler Krarydwa in Sunlaml Es­ on Kit 436, endangered one , cultural tnaiingrnu-nt to the season at Sioux Falls, S. D., Avery was called out of town tate* whrre tlie Campbells resident's home and burned j "personality cult” of lot trier lo CO 8 inches, greatest in his­ by the death of his father in But Wilh Threat had been invited as dinner off Ills hack yaid. However it I rentier Joseph Stalin. tory. A fl inch anow at Colum­ guests after an all-day outing. was brought under control North Carolina. MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet bus, Ohio, was heaviest March • • • Campbell fled from Hie quickly. Premier Nikita Khrushchev snowfall In tha city's modem Didn’t Heed Self home after the slabbing but The Luke Mary Volunteer* This really happened: On NEW YORK (UPI) — One lias ogired to open disarma­ history. was caught near DeLaud a answered a call on (be Upsala Hie night of Feb. 5 a man night last week a nationwide ment talks in Geneva at tlie Highway travel waa hazard­ few hour* lite r by- the Flor­ ltd. Just north of Tee ’N drove up with a swoosh to the television audience watched foreign ministers' level, but ous from the Mississippi River ida Highway Patrol and dep­ Green Estates where 50 acres main entrance of the Jni-Alal and listened while Alphonse threatened to "take measures'' eastward and at far south aa uties. They are the parent* of wrtr burned. According to fronton, breathlessly put down Rusriano, a SO-year-old youth if the United Slates resumes North Carolina. a six ycar-ukl daughter. Laws, a group of men burn- $10 on the daily double, got from Brooklyn warned them atmospheric nuclear testa, the Snowflakes swirled aa far ; ing brush were responsible Ills receipt, ran hack to his of the dangers of drug addic­ Tasx news agency said today. In other court action, John south as Montgomery, Ala. At for this near disaster which car and drove off. tion. Ten huurs later lie was " I f the U. S. and its allies Day was put on four y car pro­ Richmond, Va., the hravy Tlie gentleman hit the $too dead, the mysterious victim of add another series o f testa to bation (or aggravated assault tlirrntrned a large two-story snow waa accompanied by a the tests they have already flame house In tha area. daily double. a lethal dose of narcotics. and Arthur Mertin on five rare winter thunderstorm. held," Khrushchev said, ‘The “ Car 54 — Where are you?" year probation for auto theit. Laws again warned of ex­ Gale warnings were up • • • Soviet Union will face the need Red Wall In U. S. treme dry conditions, height­ along the Atlantic Coast aa far to hold such tests nf new types Tlie lliddv basketball team NEW YORK (UPI) — Tlie ened now by high March north as Portland, Mains. Soviet Union is building a wait o f its nuclear weapons as from here Out won tha state wind*. Puxilrd by the fact Hravy anow warning* were up behind its new United Nations might b« required in the ub- championship not only achiev­ Lyman School (lint so many of tlu fires are for part* of Virginia, Mary­ mission headquarters in an al­ twining circumstances to ed that distinction, which is inrrndlary, he said “ anylmily land, New Jeraey, Pennsyl­ getting plaudits all around the most secret atmosphere. The strengthen its security and who would set a fire now Is preserve rold war peace.” vania, New York and Connec­ town, but represented our city cinderblock wall is t>eiug arret­ cither a pyrnmaniac or juvt Khrushchev said that, while Official Hurt ticut. In a way that brought credit to ed by American workmen and plain stupid." is visible from surrounding he would prefer a Geneva sum­ The worst of th* storm bit us, the coaches and league of­ Mrs. Ixiulit Stackpole, DE "I'd like to aik everybody luxury apartmrnts and the mit meeting, hs had "no objec­ Virginia, where Culpepper re­ ficials as well as to them­ coordinator at t.yinan School, not to even light a cignret un- street. tion” to the Soviet, American ported 18 inches on the ground selves for their fine behavior, was taken to tha Winter Park less they just have to have and British foreign ministers and more falling early today, we’re told. it," he said. American Slashed meeting for three-power talks Memorial Hospital early Mon­ Charlottesville, Va., had 13 • • • day evening after her auto­ ALGIERS, Algeria (U P!)— la-fora tha disarmament ses­ inches and Front Royal 14 Speaking of sports, keep a mobile was hit by an SAL Two men believed to be mem- sions start March 14. inches. Richmond had more lookout for the announcements .unbound train at the Lake- l>era o f the outlawed Secret Forest City Votes than 10 Inches, from Jim Jrrnigan of tlie City district Army Organisation slashed an Village To Meet mont Ava. crossing in Win­ Three Killed As the storm moved toward Recreation Dept, about the ter Park. American newt photographer Tha March meeting of the The Forest City Civic Assn., Scott. Since Forest Lake Acad­ niuncnt icprcscutalive is nam­ Atlantic City. N. J., today U Little League and the liabe here Monday night with a North Orlando Village Council Mra. Htackpol. le Hated as emy expressed the dcslle to be ed. waa expected to bring high Ruth League plans and try­ meeting Monday night, voted rator and warned him to leave will be held at 8 p. m. today in having a possible broken jaw, (('presented on the board, the The now fire boavd, to meet in Jet Crash tldea and some flooding la outs. to petition for tlie formation of Algeria. The injured photog­ tha Village Hall. Council meet­ teeth missing and abrasions principal of the school war ap­ within tlie next two weeks, at coastal areas. Fifty • mils • • • a Fire District in the ana to be rapher was not Identified. He ing* are open to all interested on both leg*. She fares pos pointed to serve In this rapac­ the licit association inciting, FORT WORTH, Tex., wind* were forecast. With Dan Wright and John known ns tlie Precinct 12 Fire (U P I) — A U58 Hustler tup- was not seriously injured. residents of the community. slide plastic surgery. ity until such time ns a per- will appoint oflirers of the file The nation's capital pre­ Evans both on the stump for Diets ict of Kcminole County. rraonic Jel bomber crashrd According to Winter Park and rescue department. pared for a snow emergency School Hoard jobs, it looks Tha group also agicrd to or­ and exploded in an attempt­ police, no chargee have been Dougins Mcristrom, long and police threatened arrest tike the orange Juice business ganize a volunteer fire depart­ ed takroff from Carswell Air made pending further invcstl ii.ni >• planning and develop­ of any auto operated without ought to pick up. Rotti these ment which, along with fire Force Base Monday night. Dr. Epps Enters Race gation. They report that Mrs. Oviedo Tire !!a!l ment committee chairman for chains or snow- tires. stalwarts are citrus tnen in protection, will also offer res­ ‘Die three crewmen were Stackpole, driving a I960 . ciniitolu County nnd prugrum Dozen* of minor accidents big ways, and more Juice to cue service. This oi gnnixution kll'ed, Ford Falcon traveling south speaker for the in evtin g , wrre reported in and around school kids not oply would will ba known as the "Forest A spokesman said the 1138 on Lakemont at about 7 p. m., Conlracl Signed -tie id tlie tiemendnus pop­ Pillihurgh, Pa., where half a help these consumers, but the City Volunteer Kir* and Res- was on a routine training For School Board Seat ran Into the train which car­ ulation glow III that is expect- foot of snow fell Monday night. ritrns business, too. cu« Service.” Contract for the construc­ minion. None of the crew ried the car 72 feet down the td in Central Florida and par­ West Virginia had up to • • • • Appointed to the beard of tion of the Oviedo Fire Hall t> was involved In Monday'* Dr. A. W. Epp* Jr., San­ track after th* impart. ticularly in the Suutli Seminole inches of snow. Supt. of Schools R. T. Mil- directors for the new organiz­ cost $13,025 was awarded to record Irani - Continental ford dentist, today announc­ nicu. A 3-inch snowfall in western wee reported today be will Mr*. Stackpole laid that she ation weiu Adolph Juhl, also Allen Trovlllion, Inc., of Win- llights by a Carswell-based ed that hr will run for the lie urged the citizens to North Carolina Monday closed tour all 23 schools with City neither hrard nor saw the temporary president of the de­ ler Park Monday night at the 113$. District I school board scat "wake up und begin to paepute school* in five counties. Building Inspector Fools Ycl- train as she approached Uie partment, Neel Buell, J. K. monthly nti-cling of the Town for the dciuunds of this growth Tlie dead were: being vacated by incumbent Kenton. Ohio, reported a vington In the nesr future crossing, police said. Connor, Raymond Maxwell, Council. now,” pointing out tluit the Capt. Hubert Eugene Hart­ John Brumley, who will not foot of anow and more falling. Said he would take me along Clarcme Atrhiry nnd Hubert DHIcial* of the company county will rhungu from Its er, 31. the pilot of Stats Col­ are re-election. lege, Pa. Sections of Tennessee had an loo. were in Oviedo today for ll c agricultural status to one of Eppa, 39, ha* lived in San­ inch of snow. Indiana gut up • • • Bryant Refuses signing of tlie papers. Mayor ut hull and industila! nnd tliut Capt. Jack D. V. Jones, 29, ford all hi* life and makes to 4 inches Monday. Wisconsin New police building on Sem­ Cuba Still Held Lee Gary laid that work tin! n-sidcnti must be u-uiiy tlie navigator, son of $lr'. his home at 123 N. Summer­ measured up to 6 Inches of Reinstatement fur the change. Carmine C. Marino, Jackson­ inole Blvd. will be ready for lin Ave. with his wife and would would start right away Sugar Mart Key ville Reach, Fla. new snow klonday and winds occupancy by June. four children. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - un tlie building. • • • Firat Lt. Jamei T. McKen­ whipped up 6-foot drifts near “ Pm offering my services Guv. Farris Bryant said Mon­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Herald Index zie, 28, the defensive systems Glcnwood City. South Caro­ Chamber manager John Kri- for duty in this field,” Epp* day suspended Palm Beach The chairman of the House operator, son o f Mr. and Mr*. lina bad light snow. der named to the state cham­ County Sheriff Martin Kellrn- Agriculture Committee said said, "knowing that we are Bridge ...... Page 2 In Connecticut the U. S. today that Cuba still Is the 28 More Days Hugh It. McKenzie, Pine- ber'! water resources com­ going to be faced with a berger was incompetent to (Unified Page H 6c 0 hunt, N. C „ whoze wife live* Weather Bureau called tha mittee. tremendous job in the next •erve in that office, and re­ key to tha world sugor mar­ Every day there it one less Comics Page 7 • • • at Fort Worth, storm "dangerous” and pre­ few jeara." fused to reinstate him. ket. day to register. Don't let »hr Dear Abby _ . Page 2 Tlie 1138, listened to the dicted tides aa much aa 4 THOUGHT FOB TIIF. D AY: Dr. Epp* is a member of Br)ant suspended Kellrn- Rep. Harold Cooley, (D- time run out on you. The Editorial .... Page 4 Strategic Air Command's feet above normal. Tup primary project SK 43G, tlie Seminole Chamber of berger last August and re­ N. C.,) recommended caution Registration office in the C. Entertainment Page 2 43rd Bomb Wing, was near­ Th* Indiana snowfall came top secondary project SR 427 Commerce and the Elks placed him with Peter A. B. in amending the basic United of C. Building la open from Legal* _ ...... Page 7 k It ing the end of a 6,(Key-foot while 20 of tha atate'a high­ . . . and what about SK 46? Lodge. He and his family Widensr after Keilenbcrgcr States Sugar Act to upset the 9 a. m. to 6 p. in. and from . Puzzle . ------Page 8 takeoff run whea It veered ways remained blocked by . . . The powers that be should are members of All Souli was indicted on charge* of commodity’s precarious stabil­ DR. A. W. EPPS 9 a. m. to noon on Hatuidnys. Society . Page 3 sharply right from the run­ high water from last week's check the IralUc count. Catholic Church. perjury. ity. JitcgiiU alioii closes April 7. I Sport* ____ Page U way. floods. * W it finftrl lirtlf P arc 2— T u m . Mnr. 6, '62 Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. 7:S0 it) Lar.iull I • •> m ;j -i s * » ■ • 4) Taurt Far a Sing O b siC L tl & b b i j .l By Abigail Van Buren (Si Marshall l-lllmt | Milt c:> Jack Pssr II;. > if) Ktwa t?:44 IK First Imurtt.ioi) I *s ((> CMnns! I Kan (room (It Rut* (tunny (I) Channel t Thsstar (SI ABO n.oort 1:04 (ft Password lh l - (I) HotlywuoO JlBvl# WEDNESDAY 1*. M. DEAR A HUY: .My 13-year-old DEAR DISGUSTED: Call her (I) Kswscftp. (S) Bachelor Katbar Cal- «cs<). tl:?4 (2) Truti. or Consa- daughter went to her flrai. school “ Audrey” ami make her happy. 1:1* (4) Atlantia Weather l;lv (St Alfred lUtehoock WEDNESDAY A. M. quanett • • • • ::s <«) Xtllsston* of the • at liable -tint. f:U (?) Sign On it; Saarcb for Tomorrow UHI1C« Inst nigilt and when she came Ceatury (!) N*w flrrsd f:?t (4) Sign On (4) Maka That Fa«a home she said, “ it wasn’t much fun DEAR ABBY: My boy friend :14 (I) Ssa Hunt 4;»4 (?l Dick Powslt M.iow 4:14 (Jl Cant. ClssrreOtn 12:41 (4) Osldlnx Light lS> t-lons.r* (4) Rod Mkalton U til (!) NDC h’awi Raport for the girls who didn’t have nerve guve me an ankle brac elet for Valen­ (4) Cot)*** ef tkt Air (!) N.wsrope 4:14 (4> Irhabod and Me 7:44 (?) Today l:->4 (?) Fooua enough to ash the boys to dunce. The tine's Day. I knew where lie bought l.l< (?) MBC N*r • (41 Vniirs for A ^oag TCI (?) Cirn. Msrk.t ft*port (4) r Marrtod Joan (SI B»lk‘« Moons MIlOW ll>;04 (21 Cain's llundr'-i 7:14 (4) Wak- Cp Movln (S> Day In Court boys Just aat there and waited for it, so when I discovered it wouldn't (41 Carry Moors Hhow T:*S (II Tallahssso# 7.004 (3) Todar l:la (4) AO Tho World Turns the girls to ask them.” go around my ankle I took it buck (St Ripcord (*» Alcoa prsmlor 7:(I (41 Countdown JCSW* ()) orbit Abby, is this proper nowadays? and tried to get a larger sire. They (SI Sportsman's club ll:*e (4) Nawacop. (4) Stats News It W .s- !:*4 (1) J.n Murray Shaw Till (4) Doug rewards (41 Channel 4 N*w»room thsr (4) Psarword Do you think gins should ask boy* told me ankle bracelets come in only l:tt (ft Captain Hangars* (I) Jan# Wyman Shaw r1* to dance? Or am 1 old-fashioned? one sire. I can’t wear it and I feel (4) UtcUry Cvan* Show 2:11 (!! l^rrtts Toung •:IS (I) Waslbar »Md Xawi (4) Art Lloklallar OLD-FASHIONED terrible. I don't want to tell my boy (4) Csrtoomvlll* (t) fl.von Kay* ) ■ friend my ankle is too big for the Hospital Notes 1:14 (II Todty litt ID Toung Dr. Malan* 4:44 (11 Jack T.lUna Show (4) Th* Mllllaaalra .1. DEAR OLD: It is no more proper bracelet. I am 16 and weigh 155 (D Quran for a Day MARCH : Mr. and Mra. John Damlney (4) Cpanlfh nonpar today for a girl to Ask a boy to dance pounds, so maybe that’* why. What 14) Kartoan Kapar. 1:10 (1) Our 1 Dsughtara of Sanford, t boy (I) Thr Vardkt li (except for ladles' choice) than it do you suggest ? TOO FAT Admissions 4:14 (?) Hoblnhoad Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turn­ 4:41 (4) N i*> and tntarvlawa Toora was year* ago. This is where "pushy” Lewis Williams, Lake Mon­ (4) Willy (?) Who Do Tou Truls er Jr. of Sanford, a boy 1:11 (4) Colllngwood Xiw i girt* get their start. Tell your daugh­ DEAR TOO FAT: If the ankle roe; Roy Collins, OMeen; 14:44 (?) day Whan Illacharies (4) Calendar 4:44 (1) Maka Raam For ter to let the boy take the lend; and bracelet flta your wrist, wear It an a James Hull, Walter Herman 14C1 (») Troubla with Father Daddy Rachel Hopper. DeBary: (I) lirlgStar Day I hope mothers of sons read this and bracelet. And ask your mother to Fore, Bello Tolbert and Bet­ Steven Berneberg, Sarah 10:1# (3t Play Tour Itunck (4) t I-uys U i:) (D Aratrlcan RandstanS encourage their boys to ASK girls to ankle you over to a doctor for a good ty Turner of Sanford. Smith, Clifford Wynn, 1-aura 14:11 (I) M.gsslna 1 4:11 il) Sacral Storm 4114 (1) Haro's Holly waa* dance. diet. Births Prieater,. Roger Butcher, 11(44 (4) Th. Taitn • • • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ktp- il) Prtca la night (4) Xdga al Right John A. Retd, Phebe Vanille, (I) Vidro Vltlaga lilt (?) S O'eloek Movla DEAR ABBV: Last week one of C O N F ID E N T IA L TO M. L .: A leun hart of Apopka, a girl Donna Miller and Huchel 11:14 (1) Coric.atratlon (I) tJnda Walt (1) Fopty* Ptayheua* the girls in our office walked in and compromise Is better than a fat law­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riden Smith of Sanford. (4) Surprlat Packax# announced that ahe had changed her suit. of Sanford, a girl MARCH 4 name from Annie to Audrey. Wo took • • * Mr. and Mrs. John Spirts Admissions SuccetiB-provcd com pact of Sanford, a boy it aa a Joke, but she was ve ry serious. Still worrying about the same old Marjorie Smith, Evs Mims Discharges ’62 M ercury For 6 years this girl hss been “ An­ problem? Write to Abby for a per­ and Philip Wcstiste of San­ Mrs. Albert Clark and baby, nie” to all of us, and It Is not easy to sonal reply. Enclose a stamped, self- ford. Osteen; Gertrude Frsmpton, Births atart calling her "Audrey” nil of a addressed envelope. Dellary; Delore* Hovious sudden. If wc call her "Annie,” she e • * Mr. and Mr?. James Davis Monroe Anderson. Charles of Sanford, a boy COMET Witt not answer. Do you think she is For Abby'* booklet. "How To Quinn, Thomas R. Norris, Discharges all there? What should wc do? We Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 Mrs. Kenneth Coskey and Lois Schulti, Casselberry; are— cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverlv baby, Florence Muse, Clin­ Mrs. Chsrtes Trinowski and THOROUGHLY DISGUSTED Hills, Calif. AMONG NEW OFFICERS of the DeBary Cham­ ton MacDonald, Kathleen ber of Commerce who recently were Installed and baby, DeBary; Kathleen Tamney, James Moore, Jae- Smith, DeBary; Mrs. Joe •re Instigating a number of new and helpful ser­ quellne Llngard, Willis Wynn Akerman and baby of Lake vices for residents of the community are Thomas and Martha Law of Sanford. Mary; Walter Herman Tore. Armao, president at left with Samuel Grelrson, jacaby On (Bhidqz By Oswald Jacoby MARCH 1 Betty Wilkins, Mrs. David publicity chairman. (Cox Photo) Admissions Galloway and baby and A l­ HIGHEST RESALE VALUE OF ANT COMPACT. StneotE- Hargett Lamport, Lake ton Burke. eet-riding • M|gs*t luggsge-fpsce • only ctmpwet with toe- MA> far as I'm aonatrnad, no am i West cashed two hearts end Mary; Barbara Freeman, back-la bids a n far Uis birds,” a i m gave his partner a ruff. Eaet Longwood; Annii Dominey, muttered South. "Other play­ Bala* Barvta# v io t a ted the queen o f spades and High Court Rules On Low Flying Lucy Wilson, Cynlbis Diane Dellrered I* 8iRfor< er* maka then aa nothing and T V R E N T A L Wast ruffed South’* king. Jones, Julia D tvlt and Vir­ $2177 whitewalls setra A q total eomt out an tap whlls I makt W ASHINGTON (U P I )—Tha but the Pennsylvania Supreme WEST CAST (D) Than W'set led a club to hi* ginia Brown of Sanford. ana with 11 points and wind up Supreme Court ruled Monday Seminole TV d ll* 4AQJ9T partner’* act whereupon East Court set it aside by a 4 to X Births In tha soup.” that a property owner can col­ Zenith Color TV Bala* P AQII1 PM cashed tha Jack o f spadsa and vole. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Free­ Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. South eartalnly wound up tn ♦ Q 1 0 M gift rontlnuad with tha nine. lect from a city airport on 1400 Sanford Ave. P A 1-4919 Monday tha Suprama Court man of Longwood, a girl IH No. Pslmatte Ave. Bsafoed, Fla tha aoup, but It wasn't because 4KJ* * ATI grounds that tha nulsaneo of South discarded his last club reversed th e Pennsylvania ha mads a beck-ln bid. All SOUTH low-flying plans* haa taken and East continued with the court by a 6 to t vote. Justice gauth did was to maka a de- a x ii seven of epades. South had to soma o f hla property value P K J t William O. Douglas said that Japed bid at a time whtn tha from him. ♦ A K B S 1 ruff and W ait overruffed. In designing tha airport, Alle­ appananta wars on their way * 1 1 By thia time the dafans* had Thomai N. Griggs filed suit gheny County had to acquire te a lay down gams. Both vulnerable nine tricks but thsy waran't agalnit Allegheny County, Pa., eom* private property, West had tnUndad to bid las) Koalb Wart Nee Us through. West lad a hear, ind which owns and operates the Pais P a « "Our conclusion Is that by two er thro# no-trump, but 1 4 a? East ruffed with the Jack of D 3 4 Doubt* Paw Greater Pittsburgh Airport. constitutional atondarda It did whan gauth put his hoad on 3 ♦ Pam Past diamonds. South ovarriffed Griggs said tha value o f his not acquire enough," he said. tha chapping block West wac Opening lead—A It with tha ace, but thla estab­ property had bean reduced and delighted to cut it o ff (or him. lished another trump trick for aometlmes he couldn't eleep Ta add to South's wo**, the dummy. Host took the see of Wait, and South waa down tlx oven with aar plug*. The enow line of the Rocky defence was J u t about double ■pedes snri shifted te s heart. for a loss of 1700 point*. A county court upheld an Mountains Is about two this is the award of f 11,000 to Griggs, miles above ssa level. W o J h o WomenBvRuthMiiiet AREA DIRECTORY Did you aea tha cartoon ef along with hla talk o f adven- riiga ahe will not only begin %> tha to Ida and groom driving turs— but after marriage her to notice hla faults but will away from tha ehunh with tha big dream will auddenlp bo re- •tart celling attention to them, AIR CONDITIONER FURNITURE groom aaying in plalntlra as- vealsd at a epllt-leval house In both in private end in public. tenlahmsnt; "U p to a half- the suburbs. LORIDA'S hour ago I waa a thrilling Before marriage she will Before marriage aha will say H. B. Pope Co., Inc. “ You daclda” and "whatever I NIST driver. New, already I’m reek- listen wide-eyed to all of his For The Flneet Year Around URNITURI leas.” 7 oplniona, and not until after you want to do ia ell right with Weather Conditioner FEDDER8 That's Just ene e f the marriag# will he have to itart ms" whan thay are making l>lans, but after marriage aha Salee — Service Badcock Furniture change* a man can aspect listening to her*. 900 S. Park Ave. Sanford marriage te make in hta wlfe’e fi afore mintage ih# will tall will begin to aay " I think auch- . FA 2-4934 Associate Store attitudes. him and averyona also how and-such" and hava har argu­ £> < L. C. EVERS. O n * Before marriage aha will go wonderful h* Is, but after mar- ment* all lined up In caaa ha APPLIANCES doesn't agree. 90d Magnolia Avs. Sanford Before marriage aha will NELSON & CO. talk as though money is u MOWERS • SCOOTERS vary, vary unimportant mat­ WHITS dtiqhliqhJtA A m iiM U ter, but after marriage aha will ■ -»- jfc, ■--- Y n -n n Lawn Mowers seen day Id* that while money Y a Z O O | I( d *. I7 .li TV Time Previews may net buy happiness, it buys Shakesprare Fishing Gear W ..n . Motor BosoUrs an awful let of other things Palnta - Hardware • Johnson Yespa ll0 Du, mol mo. Outboards TilO-lilO p. m. NBC. Lava- crime bosa against ex-crime ■he thinks aro Important. Oviedo PO 63281 Lewis Sales & mi*. "Tha Dynamiters.” (Col- boss In this one. Mae Thana, Before marriage aha will f ) K stick close to tha telephone *r) capturing two outlaws who a prohibition era underworld AUTO SERVICE Service whenever she expect* him to blow up * stagecoach from kingpin, gets out o f prlton Authorised Vespa Dealer call, but after marriage If ha under him it no problem for and the current hots, Magnus HARRY ADAIR’S 1617 Country Club Rd. wants to catch har at home F A 9-7936 Joss (Bob Fuller), as ht kills Repp, fears the former head GULF SERVICE during the day ha may find Tire* - Batteries - Accessories ana and catches up with the man will try Ui take over. It is ‘ quite a problem. Road A A A Service MOVER •thar (Bussell Johnson). 10-11 p. m. CBS. The Garry Before marriage she talks of Guaranteed Drake * Muffler •A ilO p. ni. ABC. Bachelor Moore Show. Tonight'* spe­ a "Uttl* house'1 or "tiny apart­ Service Father. "W ill Success Spoil cial gurata are singer Barbara French * let. Thomas Moving & ment” aa though there were FA 2-UV2I FA 2-9U22 Jasper!” I f the aerie* had McNair and comedian Alan something appealingly tome ti­ Storage origlnatad with ploie aa "cuts” King. A ■ hae been tb* case tle about its vary amallncaa. Fairway Texaco Packing - Crating - Storage as this, It's doubtful that R so often this year, the lady After marriage ahe will use Local and Long Distance would hava achieved the sue- singer guest (in this case ''smsllntss” as the reasun why Service Moving cesa It has. Jaspar tha pooch Mies McNair) comes o ff sec­ they simply hava to took for Harry M. Knilfln. Jr. Msr. Agta. United Van Line, Inc. "Moving With Car* is tho focal point o f tho atory. ond best In tha presence of another place to live. TEXACO UAH ANO OILS Every* here” •ilO -l p. m. CBS. Poble a n ­ the formidable Caro] Burnatl. 1 -w Marfak Lubrication • us. After an abaonca o f ovar Firestone T. II. A. 101 N. Laurel Sanford 10-11 p. m. ABC. Alcoa Pr*. Gauge for tnaui Ruth Mil- Washing A Polishing F A 9-1991 ■ yoar, Tuesday W «ld ra- miere. "O f Thla Time, O f That lett'a booklet, "Happier Wives Pick Up (k Delivery • Hoad turns to this series In har (hints for husbands)." Just Service riace,” starring Jason Evers, PLUMBING Thalia Mannlngtr role, but Buit lliinckeihi.fi,, Henry ■end 26 cents to lluth Milletl 15lh It French Ave. Sanford not a* a student. 8h« is a Header Service, c/o The San- FA 9-.-K474 Jones, Nancy Hadley and Paul R L. HARVEY traveling saleslady, but aha Carr. Tonight's play ia one fold Herald, P, O. Dux 4BI', CONCRETE PIIODUCTS PLUMBING is still manay-mad as aha al­ of the better dramas in this DepL A, Radio City Station, ♦ most convinces Do bis (Dwayne New York IP, N. Y. CompleU Installations • series, which has pretented Chapman Concrete Repair* Hickman) to quit school in fa- u good deal ■>( the butter Products Bathroom and Kitchen var o f tha rtady cash har bus!- dramas on TV this season. STARTS SUN. Fixture* nass affars. BLOCKS "POCKKTFUt. Stepping Stones • I'atio Block* Water Pumpa Fra* Estimate* OK MIKACLKS'' ■ :»0-9 p. ru. NBC. Alfred The Alrlcan ostrich is the Car Stone . Sills - Lintels 204 S. .Sanford FA 2-3381 Hitchcock Traeinta. "Tha Big largest living bird. "Everything In The Block Score.” I f the Hitchcock sorlea Line” HOOFING . SHEET METAL 10(1 N. Elm Sanford ia ta ha langthenad ta an hour OPEN 13:43 FAB-«4M next season, tha matter e f PIIONV. I'A 96th St. A I'srk Dr. Sanfortl STEINMEYER •uspenca had batter shake up FA 2-0810 I) NOW THRU WED. Rooting A Sheet Metal, Inc. his writers a bit. Tonight'* Built-up and Shingle v'SJtw Plalngulibcd Adult Entertainment ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR atory could hava been told In U I Installation and Repairs a quarter-hour ahow. itiui -in m i a mi Gutter* • Waterproofing • ART ELECTRIC Sheet Metal Work P-10 p. m. NBC. Dick Po End* 'ton,.- • 7sou A 11:13 wall Show. "Tho Hook.” It ’a For The Rest In W iling Free Estimates • First Class “ Wild In The Country” Ht-'idwitisl • Industrial • Work KlvR Presley • Color Commercial NOW IN 9 LOCATIONS — Plus At 9:33 Only F Fin# Foods c; Art Daugherty, Jr. 218 Oak Ave. FA 1-4711 U Honing a Adult* A "Hume From a lie m il” P. O. Dux 1UI, Lake Mury H. Sanford Ave. FA 3-6319 R » Mite* 113.10 L Robert Mltrhuiu • Color Plume Sanford FA 2-2427 sanford herald L SHOES I FEEDS WHO. A THUItS. *04 wast first it Sanford Flour and There's Always Savlaga On CARLOAD PANS NITK t » 2-2411 | » 1-5031 At 1 rIO - 4:16 - 7:00 - 9:30 Feed Store FOOTWEAR “ Gunflght At Dodge CUy’ STARTS TIIURS. Dog Food - Coru Meal For Tb* Entire Family At A Joel MrCre* • Color T " J O U R N E Y Coffees — Plus — Jim Dandy Freds Sanford I “Lu I'arUlcitne” T O T H E O Jim Dandy Dog Feed 60 Lbs. Hrlgitte Rardot • Color S E V E N T H 13.76 N FRBX DKLIVKRY ] Shoe Center l 'L A N E T * 320 Sanford Avr. Sanford • M EALS m W HEELS FA 2-0'J00 207 W. 1st St. Sanford \

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T tif frxwTnrB VrrmTB T u m . M a r ^ . J g - P a g o 8 _ [ j u J y Y o d e n Frances Inez Cartledge Mrs. Ted Brooklyn Miss Haley, Lt Jack Salisbury Honored At Honored With Pig Roast To Marry F. P. Cawley Stork Shower Mr*. Judy Yoden of Cari­ By Frances IVester Wed At Naval Air Station. Chapelbou, Mainr. dsughlcr of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Cart­ A real surprise stork show­ Hemic* Senkbeil, Lskr Mary, ledge, Sanford, announce the er party was given for Mrs. The marriage of Mist Jar-1 was best nun and serving as j Mallek. Ushers were Lt. Jim . Rill Derryberry. Groomsmen was gurst or honor at a pig engagement and approaching Ted Brooklyn at the home of groomsmen were Lt. Merle i Pirottc, Lt. Dale Purdy, Lt. and ushers served as sword roast held recently at Ihe Mrs. Robert Rugonstein in qucline Haley and U . Jack marriage of their daughter, Steffee Salisbury was *olcmn-l (lusted and Lt. (jg ) George | John Touchton and Lt. (jg ) | bearers for the traditional de home of Mr. and Mr*. Joe Lake Mary with Mrs. Don Frances Inez, to Francis Pat­ ized Feb. 14 at the Sanford Smathrrs on Lake Emma. Smith, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins parture from the chapel. rick Cawley, son of Mr. and Naval Air Station Chaprl with and Mrs. Joe Smathcrs serv­ Following the ceremony, the Guests attending were Mr. Mrs. Michael Cawley of Pitta- ing with Mrs. Rugenstein as Rev. Robert L. Deal officiat­ bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr*. "Hoppy" Hopkins burg, Pa. ing. J. H. Haley, honored the and son. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne hostesses for the occasion. Miss Cartledge was born in The bride wa* given in mar­ bridal couple and 100 ret*, Thompson, Mr. and Mr*. R- Columbus, Ga., attended Unusually clover invitations riage by her father, J. H. Ha­ lives and friends at a recep­ E. Beebe, Bill Smalher*. Mr. made of paper amt little plas­ schools In Cottomlale ami San­ ley, of Friendship, Tenn. .She tion in the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Horace Cochr*n, ford, including Seminole High tic pieces to rrscmhle n haby wore a gown of pure lilk taf­ Mrs. .Sam Lawson on Slone Capt. and Mrs. Einar Turn­ School. toy, using the traditional pink feta featuring a fitted bodice Island. The apacious living and blue colors, were sent out ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zim­ Mr, Cawley is a graduate with appliques of re-embroid­ room of the Lawson home was merman, Mr. and Mrs. Oil* of the Fifth Avenue High to invite the guests. ered -Alcncon lace which artistically decorated with ar­ Sjoblom and son, Otis. School In Pittsburgh and is The rooms were decorated formed a portrait neckline and rangements of white carna­ Mrs. Ryby Sjoblom, Mr. and presently serving in the U. S, with pink flower arrange­ three-quarter length aleeve*. tions ami greenery. Mrs. P. D. ’Andsrson, Mr. and Navy amt stationed at the San­ ments in blue bowls. The taldo The same lace motifa were Out of town guests included Mrs. Pat Riley and girls, Mr. ford Naval Air Station. was set with crystal appoint­ repeated on the skirt designed Mrs. J. B. Salisbury, mother and Mrs. Olio Bon«l*ky. Sam The wedding will be nn ments on a blue cloth and with with inverted pleats and full of the groom, from Halstead, Cochran and father. Mr. and event of March to in Sanford. pink flowers. Jean was pre­ chaprl train. A crown ol Kan.; Mrs. George Mande- Mrs. Tom Moon and family, sented with * beautiful cor* aurora borealis crystals held villr, sister of the groom and Mr. and Mr*. Bud Lmn, Mr. sage of rose buds, baby rat­ her veil of English silk illus­ Miss Georgianna Manderille and Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs. Mrs. Livingston tles. cup and spoon. ion. She carried a crescent of Dodge City, Kan.; Miaa Bob Cress, a visitor from Refreshments of fruit am­ shaped bouquet of white roses Margaret Haley, York Haley, Virginia. Honored With brosia. pound cake, mints and surrounding a large white or­ Mr. and Mrs. John H. York, nut* were served by the hos­ chid. J H. York. Mrs, Alton Smith. Linen Shower tesses. Her sister. Miss Margaret Mike York and Mrs. A. A. Guests attending included Mrs. Tulley A mail away bridal shower Haley, of Friendship, Tenn., Lipford. all of Friendship; the honorce and her mother, was held recently by members maid of honor, wore a dress of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. York. Fort Mr*. Ed Zimmerman, who of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha scarlet chiffon taffeta with Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Has High Score brought Jean with her on n Sorority, in honor of Felteita* scoop neckline and brief Baecash of Melbourne. supposedly other mission, Livingston, bride of Lewis sleeve*. The modified bell Lt. and Mrs. Salisbury are Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. James At VAH -3 Bridge Livingston, who is now sta­ shaped akirt featured a draped res'ding on Stone Island, Thompson. Mr*. Ruby Sjo- tioned in Berlin, Germany. front with obi bow in the back. Officers w ife* of VAH-I met hlom, Mrs. Fannie Lcfflcr, After the many beautiful She wore a matching crown in the BOQ Dining Room for MISS FRANCES INEZ CARTLEDGE Mr*, tarn Noguera, Mrs. Ber­ linen* were admired by the with circular illusion veil and Mrs. Brown (Photo by Jameson) nice Senkboil, Mrs. Judy Yo­ the monthly bridge eeselon. group and wrapped ready for carried a crescent shaped den, Mrs. John Pilley, Mrs. A delightful array of spice mailing, refreshment* of cake, bouquet of white carnations. Hostess To Richard Keogh, Mrs. John cookies, molasses square* and nuis, mints and colfee were The bridesmaids. Miss Anne Reaves, Mr*. Roland Goble, served by hostesses, Mrs. Samuels of Jonesboro. Ark., DeBary Club pineapple cake wsa served Mrs. Ida Kcogli, Mrs, Mildred John Dickey and Mrs, Ed Mc­ and Miss Ruth Angelo of Phil­ The Civic and International with coffee and cold drinks by Busy Schedule Donaldson, Mrs. Marian Lee, Call Jr. adelphia. Pa., were dressed Department of the DeBary Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. hostesses, Mrs, John Carlton, Others attending were Mrs. identically to the maid of hon­ Women'* Club met Tuesday Richard Beebe. Mr*. Charles LT. AND MitS. JACK S. SALISBURY Mrs. Clifton Dowell and Mr*. Kirby Fite Jr., Mrs. James or. afternoon at the home of Mr*. Sassinan, and Mr*. Margaret (House of Rnhija Photo) William Bolt*. DcBrine, Mrs. Joe Pickens, Lt. Cdr. Don L. Oliphant Laura Platt Brown. Mrs. For VAH-11 Wives Ulmer. Mrs. T. V. Metis Jr., Miss Henry Ixihof wa* the speaker A St. Patrick's Day theme A busy spring schedule fur the contribution of this group Nellie Pickens, Mis* Patty and presented a resume of was tied In decorations. The VAH-11 Officer* Wives was re­ to Ihe dispensary project was Walkrr, Miss Jeanette Kintaw Don't keep interrupting an the work done by tha National original use of St. Patrick's vealed when they met Thurs­ and Mr*. James Livingston, 5 a k d s m Federation of Women's Clubs. very much appreciated. The nthsr'a reading bjr quotlni Varied Program coaster*, as name tags, drew day fur coffer at the I'mcrrest sponsor of the group. She told of her recent Latin contribution was s crib, do­ from what YOU are reading many comments. The tame home of Mr*. M. C. ITemu. American tour under the span- nated ami renovated by Lt. decorative theme was earriod Main topic uf discus .inn was sorstilp of the federation. Q i h x J s A out with the tallaya. the All Wive* evening social (jg ) and Mr*. Dale Varner, Given By League Mrs. Ishof, a winter visitor, event lo be held in May for with a mattress purchased Many interesting hands of is from Montana and a past which VAH-11 wives will be from the wives' treasury. Planning a party? bridge rezn* up during the Circle* of the Sanford Gar­ Under the direction of Mrs. lion a patriotic itory, "Sol. president of her local elub. hostesaes. Mra. II. K. Manship, who Harry Watt and Mra. S. J. Nix Refreshments were served afternoon. Mrs. Joe Tulley den Club have scheduled diers of the Revolution." Kt-v. Mrs. Jerry Palteraon, All conducted the meeting, re­ big or ntmill - - - a rich and varied program Bolick sang, "Old Man River," from a buffet table overlaid look high score award; Mrs. March meetings this week as Wive* representative, will j* ported that Mrs. Harry Hu- wa* given recently at Ihe and led in group singing of with a white lace cloth, cen­ R. S. Davidson was a close ■ brunch or lunch follows: in charge of Lite affair as­ dome will he the model repre­ Episcopal Parish Housr by the patriotic songs. tered with a crystal punch second and Mr*. C. E. Tliomn- sisted hy tlip members of her senting VAH-11 for the All (with a fashion show If you prefor) THURSDAY *nn won the ronsolation award Sanford Story League and sev­ Due to the ahsenre of the bowl, flanked by two (liver group. Those who will serve Wive* fashion show which will AZALEA Circle meets with for Ihe dsy. eral guest artist*. president, Mr*. Clarence Sny­ vases of azaleas and garden­ as commilce chairmen are be held this month at the Or­ a elub dinner or wedding parly - - Mrs. J. D. Callahan at S p.m. Others alonding were Mmes. "The Storyteller’* Creed,' der, the short business meet­ ias. Tiered cookie dishes, nuts Mr*. Wayne Robinson, enter lando Air Force Base, whatever you choose, A white elephant sale will be wa* read by Mra. Watt and ing wa* presided over by Mrs. and candy mint* completed W. B. Collin*, John Bailey. R. tatnmenl; Mr*. I-orcn Gar­ Mrs. I* re mo urui tier co-lios- held. v Seacat, D. F. Munday, Hugh we'll do nil w# ran to make nev. Ernest Bolick opened Hie Nix, first vice-president. Mr*. the table. Sarah Copeland as­ rett, lickcta; Mr*. Craig tcs*. Mrs. Robinson, served CAMELLIA members will Wilson, Si Johnson. Elmer it a memorable ocenalon I 4 meeting with prayer. Sandra E. C. William* gave a report sisted ihe hostess in serving. Moore, hand; Mrs. William roffee, Danish pastries, meet at the Pinecreat Baptist Tallman, R. I. Davidson. J. R. for you! PdfttwtoAr 1 end Sarah Jackson, talented on the recent work shop, stat­ Yelinek, decorations, and Mis. brownie* and red wine. Olliers Church for a workshop on Conrey, Earl Arhord, C. young musicians, sang several ing that librarians and leach- DeBary John .Shattuck, food and pub present were Mines. SI. t’lair “ Artistic Design*.'' conducted vocal (elections which includ­ era attended from la-i-sburg. Mcisrher, V. Monroe. A. liclty. Smith, Charles Bone, William by Mrs. Fred Ganai, starting Brno and (I. H. Waters. ed "Take Tim * to be Holy," St. Cloud ami several other In making her report frum Ross1, John Barlow, Alec call FA 2-1251 at 7:30 p.m. M IL L "America the Beautiful," and citic*. Personals the NAS Centre] Committee, Blundrn and * guest, Mary for reservation* CENTRAL Circle meete with "Brahm’a Lullaby." They Hostesses were Mrs. Robb, Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Mrs. Moore announced that Chapman. Mr*. A. F. Colluin at 0:43 a m. were accompanied by Miss Mr*. R. F. Moule, Mrs. Har­ Curry.of Sunset Dr. have re­ North Orlando Mrs. FTank Evan* will con­ Martha Kotkl ami Mrs. Bolick old Fauver, Mr*. David Fau- turned from an extended visit duct a workshop on corsage at the piano. Miss Leila Hobby ver and Mrs. L*. C. Howard. with her daughter 'end her miking. and Miss Koikl played several Refreshments of punch, cook­ family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. HEMEROCALUS Circle selections on the piano. ies, null and randy were Park, of Washington, and Mrs. Personals member* will meet at the Mrs. Jack Gibbons told an served from a table overlaid E. M. Kagy of Cleveland, By Clear Sklslat home of Mrs. Ben Wiggins at inspiring story of Brazilian with lace and holding an ar­ Ohio. They also spent a week Recent guests of Mr. and 7:30 p.m. mission life and displayed rangement of pink azalia*. in New York before returning Mrs. George Summer at their IV Y Circle meet* with Mr*. many handmade article* from Forty member* and guests at­ home by plane. 70 N. Second St. home, were William F. Mann at 7:43 p.m. Brazil, including an inlaid tended. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster Mr. and Mr*. William Cowell 'udillao ojj'crs thirteen modelst twenty-three Mrs. J. M. Fahey will pre­ tray of native wood, a doll of Carmen Lane have as their and Mr. and Mra. Georg* sent the program on miniature collection, a butterfly plate, guest. Mra. A. if. Donnelly of Schmidt of Wheatland, Pa. tree*. and va A * made from Brazil Saunderstown, R. I. Tha two couple* plan lo visit colors and one hundred thirty-nine inferior combinations. MAGNOLIA membere meet Local Events nuts. Dianne and Roger Accardi Interesting and historic places at the home of Mrs. G. If. Mr*. Joyce Crutchfield read WEDNESDAY surprised Patty Blondi with in Florida for the next two Sykes at 10:30 a m. Mr*. H. "That Old Sweetheart of Sanford Woman's Club a party, Feb. 33, on her 13th months, before returning K. Ring will give the program Mine." The poem wa* pan­ meets for annual election of birthday. The event was held north. on "care of house plants.*' tomimed hy Rvv, and Mrs. officers and special program at Ihe home of Mr. end Mrs. PALM Circle meet* at 1 p. Bolick, after which they aang honoring all new members. Myron Accardi on Park Lane. WEAR SHOES THAT FIT m. with Mr*. Helen DeWit a duet. "L et Me Call You Covered dish luncheon served Mrs, W, E. Johnson of Ak­ Badly filled shoes can make for a business session, follow­ Sweetheart." They were ac­ at noon by Mrs. Hoy Till!* and ron, Ohio, i* visiting hrr sis­ your face look tense and un­ ed by ■ visit lo the Besl-Maltie companied by Mr*. C. C. her committer. Please cat) ter and her husband, Mr. and happy and can alto give you Shell Museum in Winter Park. Welsh at the piano. reservation chairman no later Mrs. If. E. Green, el their bad posture that ran result in WOODROSE Circle meeU Min Margaret Davis dis­ than tonight. Bonita Drive home. a backache. with Mrs. Vernon Lllaka at played much talent In telling 9 a.m. for a program on or­ the Bible story of "David and chids by Mr*. R. L. Andrew*. Jonathan," and Mrs. Grctchcn FRIDAY Lewis Crowell illustrated DRIVE DIRT GARDENER mem­ beautifully a story told by ber! will meet with Mrs, II. Mra. W. L. Ruche entitled, OUT F. Cushing at 10 a.m. lor a "The Blue Valentine" Mr*. R A V E N N A p a r k program on permanent flower Fred Robb used a* her selec- arrangements. '""""“"Ur Bum wm, ** TODAY! HIBISCUS Circle members Pride’ will meet at tha home of Mr*. Charles Morrison at 11:30 p.m. go In a group to the home of If it’s Quality Construction you’re Mra. L. E. Spencer for bual- PRESTIGE GENERAL nese session, then mtke a tour . - looking' for... You need to of Anderaon’s Orchid Garden ;j consult Shoemaker Const. Co. ELECTRIC in Winter Park. THIS EMBLEM • IXORA Circle meals with Mrs, Richard De**, at »:M am . Mr*. J. M. Fahey will, :j & 4 Bedrooms, 1-1 Va & 2 Bathe give Ihe program on miniature P R IC K S S T A R T A T 111,900 tree*. JACARANDA member* will LOW DOWN PAYMENT KITCHENS meet with Mra. M. J. Sorokow- aky, at 7:30 p.m. for a uro- identifies your P.M. A., F.H.A.-IN-SRMVICE, tram on arrangements by CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Mrs. F. L. Woodruff 3rd. WELCOME WAGON MIMOSA numbers will meet at the home of Mrs. IHm SPONSORS... 3-Bed room 1-Bxth Smith at 10 a.m. for a pro­ F H A . IN - S E R V IC E gram and talent sale. firm, of preetit* in the BOSE Circle member* will bvesneee and civic Id. of FINANCING meet with Mrs. Arthur Watt, your community. at 6:43 a.m. Few! ShtiBjm akfLti DRIFTWOOD Circle will 50 meet March 13 at •:*> Virginia I'rlnuAy CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 3S1-6333 vi»U your local authorised dealer with Mr*. John Callahan for Custom Building n Specialty *66 Fee Me- nox in i a workshop on making grapes. 211 W. 25th St. Include* Everything (irt. Offso. FA 3-3161 Sales Office FA 3-T4M

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Peter Edson Loud And Clear Tourists From Algeria One of the steadiest sounds in the of Africa, tho Near Enat and Europe. world for 20 years has been the Voice In 1963, a $14 million fa cility is Political Notebook of America — and it’a going to be expected to start broadcasting in ist movements that are now or not given. He has from 15,- c louder than ever in the years just Liberia. WASHINGTON—(NEA) — raising Cain all across the 000 to 20,000 subscribers and ahead. With its 730 hours a week of di­ The most comprehensive right a country. claims triple that numlter o f The business of propaganda wns rect international broadcasting, the wing platform put forward so The result at first glance readers. He ha* two secretar­ totally new to this country when the Voice surpasses British effort, near­ far comes from a Washington ies in hia office and two other looks imposing. Rut when you Voice started broadcasting In 1042 ly matches Red China’s 734 hours, organisation called The Lib­ dig into it, there is revealed lobbyists work with him on soon after our entry into World War but still trails Russia’s 1,067 hours. erty Lobby. It has a 32-point more shadow than substance. Capitol Hill. He has no plana II. It was perhaps Inevitable that we On top of this, however, Voice to take an active part in 19C2 “ Program for America" which Liberty Lobby is run from a should make a lot of mistakes in materials going to non-U.S. stations congressional elections, n o t combines tho ideas o f a 23- one-room office in Washington learning how to tell tho world the nbroad accounted In 1960 fo r 5,462 wishing to overextend his ac­ by a young San Franciscan true and meaningful story of tho broadcast hours weekly. U. 8. offi­ member Board of Policy that tivities. named Willis A. Carlo. United States. cials any 45 million people heard includes many of tho blue chip Hi* big-name Board o f Pol­ He aays he was In sales work Many congressional storms swirl- these programs, besides the estimat­ rnmet of ultraconservatlsm. icy has never met as a group, out there. About five years ed 20 million who catch our direct Among them: though the names of all ap­ od about the Voice, and tho U. S. In­ ago he got interested In poll- Curtiss B. Dali of Philadel­ pear on the Liberty Lobby let­ formation Agency of which it beenmo broadcasts. tics without having taken any phia^ Constitution Party, terhead and other literature. It a part. The necessarily fragmentary evi­ active part In IL He felt that Farm and Fireside publisher is the individual views of the We can all be grateful, however, dence supporting these estimates is the pressure groups which he Tom Anderson of Nashville, board members which are in­ that this important broadcasting en­ taken ns powerful encouragement to says run the country weren’t income-tax-fighter “ Hacksaw" corporated in the Lobby Pro­ terprise was not only maintained but push on. More than 170,000 letters ■peaking out for the national Mary Cain of Summit, Miss., gram for America. enlarged, and that we yielded the from listeners poured in during 1961. and personal liberties and In­ novelist Taylor Caldwell of The mushrooming of politi­ field neither to our World War II Diplomats, agents, refugees and terests for which the country Buffalo, the Jlev. Dr. Billy cal fringe and splinter move­ many others testify. was founded. So he organised enemies nor to our present Commu­ Jamca Hargis o f Tulsa's Chris­ ments in the last five years it the Liberty Lobby to try to do nist adversaries. The $20 million we expect to tian Crusade, Merwln K. Hart' one o f the most interesting He- something about it.* Today the Voice of America is so spend on VOA activities this year is of New York, Carter Pittman velopment* in U. 8. history. He came to Washington and feared by Moscow that Russia spends about the same amount the govern­ of the Georgia States Rights The case history given here is set up shop early in 1961. He an estimated $150 million a year to ment plans to spend keeping our na­ Council, Ex-Gov. J. Bracken Intended merely to show how lists himself only as a member try to blot out our broadcasts with tional parks in shape in fiscal 1963. Lee o f Utah and others o f sim­ one qf them got started, grew, o f the Liberty Lobby Board of thousands of powerful jamming It seems n genuine bargain, espe­ ilar inclinations. how it's run and what It stands Policy. The Lobby which he transmitters. United States special­ cially when set beside what the There Isn't room here to for, who's behind It. founded and of which he Is the ists figure that with all this Red ef­ name them all-nor to give In Kremlin spends Just trying to drown active heed has no members. full tha ptogrfcnl .hey hav* pul fort, more than half the Voice’s pro­ out the Voice. It haa only subscribers who together. But a quick summary gram material is nevertheless heard But the Voice of America’s value pay $1 a year for a series of of what they are for and what in target areas. for us and others, at any price, can Liberty Lettera— five by nine- they are against shows this: Income Tax By tho end of this year. VOA will only be sustained so its original 1942 inch duplicated single sheets, What they are for; The be operating a new $23 million group pledge to tell the truth whether good typed on both sides— which he Bricker amendment. Connally Howard L. Whelchel of transmitters at Greenville, N. C., or bnd. Th at gives us an edge Mos- mails out from time to time on reservation on U. S. adherence which will givo us a stronger “sig­ sow could not rub out in 3,000 broad­ current issues and voting rec­ 410 Elliott Avt. to the World Court. Free en­ nal” In Latin America and portions ords, along with appropriate cast hours a week. terprise. Free gold market. In­ FA 2-2010 reprints. Phil Newsom Says . . . dependence for Puerto Rico. He says he took in $45,000 Leas government spending. Office nours: 1 -6 last year, his average contri­ I,css farm control. Lower tax­ Dr. Crane’s bution being $2.89 and his Evenings By Appointment es. The McCarran-Walter Im­ largest g ift $600, name of don­ Ulbricht’s Future Clouded migration bill. More individual responsibility. Pro - American ^oSflCd65Wooooofiflooflooioooooeoooo»oeeio*cl4fle4 lotielb W orry Clinic (U P l)— I f any tnan In the plaint servant of the Kremlin I there have been characterized foreign policy. Pure food and Communist zone con be sold who at home seeks without by* the same practice* that drug laws. Realignment o f U. s to block dlrrct contact be­ S. political parties into liberal I)ont’ Hesitate to Prof. Jay ia typical of "You employ methods that logy Applied," I thus includ­ popular support to cultivate were part and parcel uf Sta­ tween East and West Ger- nml conservative. Repeal of ASK THESE QUESTIONS! many ‘‘ivory tower" psy­ the conservative publishers ed Ch. I I In that text under an Ulbrlcht cult. lin’* rule: Intolerance, dog­ many, that man would he the 10th (income tax) amend­ Certain basic farts are always made chology professors who haven't used and you vio­ the heading ‘ Taychology Goes known to the purchaser o f a property: East German Communlit boss A publication of the West matism, collective terror, ar­ ment. Separation of church strain to appear scientific late the traditions that have to Church." how many rooms, site o f lot, asking German press'and Information bitrary court practice*, depor­ and state. Tho sound dollar. bat ignore vital topics such been held sacred In publicis­ Walter Ulbrlcht. price, mortgage data, etc. And therein I described Stales rights. Withdrawal of Rut there are many otJier things you as Advertising, (talesman- W rst Germans do not even office called The Bulletin re­ tation, enforced labor, mutual ing college textbooks. the consummate psychology tho United States from the should also know, llow old Is the ship, Personnel Admlnls- consider him to bn German, cently decided to devote near­ spying and constraint o f con­ "D o you think we profess­ that Jesus employed. United Nations. house? What kind o f heat? What are trstloo, avea Christ's sup. ors are In the same class as since through most of the ly two full pages to a discus­ science." the taxes? How close are schools, If you wish to read fur- What they arc against: Fed­ erb "Public Platform Pay- salesmen for automobiles or Nasi era he lived in Moscow sion o f Herr Ulbrlcht under His pursuit of the person­ shopping, transportation, churches? Is liter on these points, go to eral aid to education. Foreign the neighborhood "righ t" fo -y o u ? cbologjr." Scrapbook this life insurance?" and took out Soviet citizen­ tho provocative title; "Can ality cult tins becomo ludic­ your public library and get aid. G ATT and tariff revision. The time to find out ia BEFORE case and scad for the book­ About 23 years ago some ship. Moscow Afford Herr Ul- rous, says the publication. His my textbook so you can see Government in business. Mo­ you buy. Afterwards, it 1* too late! let below. r i the typical "stuffed shirt" So thinoughly Is he disliked brlcht?" activities range from filial de­ Ask all the questions you like at this for yourselvei what students nopoly in business or labor. CASE L-438: professor Jay professors and clergymen al­ in West Germany that It Is When Moscow down-graded cisions over party, economic office. We'll see that you get the in over 1,000 colleges are Recognition o f Red Chinn. So- answers . . . because, in arranging Is head of the psycotogy de- so objected to my suggesting nnd defense matters, to field learning. unlikely that, regardless of Stalin, says the Bulletin, it called civil rights laws. Social­ your home purchase, we won’t rest partment In a cloistered Lib­ that they could profit by circumstances, any high level naturally wns expected that trips which “ he slaps work­ ised medicine. Subversives in until YOU are completely satisfied. For example, Jeius picked eral Arts college. studying the superb sales among the first to fall would men on tho hack, inspires government. Status of Forces 70 disciples and paired them conversations between the two HELMLY REALTY " I resent your advertising techniques of life insurance Germanys could take place so he Ulbrlcht. women to do more work," and agreement permitting foreign off, two by two. Then he sent 2163 8. Park Ave. of Dr. Crane'a college text­ firms. court trial o f U. S. soldiers ov­ them ahead of him to recruit long as he remains in power. This was boenuse: finally to "historic” inter- FA 2 3221 Evenings • FA 2-237$ book," he recently wrote to They seemed to think it erseas. Tux-supported housing. crowds prior to his arrival. Publicly, in the West, Ul- "E ver since the beginning views nnd the writing of the Advertising Manager of was sacrilegious to mention Tax-supported electric power. aQ0OPOO»m»O»»800mfii0»»0MO»OOO09QOO» It Jesus were alive today, bricht generally Is contemp­ •f tha Ulbrlcht dictatorship in “ fundamental" books. the publishing firm. advertising or salesmanship World government. Porno- he would doubtless use sim­ tuously dismissed aa a com­ central Germany, the times In its indictment, the Bul­ with reference to teaching or grnphy, narcotics and aubver- ilar excellent publicity meth­ letin says: preaching. aion of youth. ods and employ press agents, “That Herr Ulbrlcht hns Yet Jesus employed superb Hera you have In about as plus paid ada Jn the newt* Dick West Says failed In the sphere o f human How to tell So They Say advertising and publicity de­ concise a statement as it is papers listing his speaking leadership is already histori­ vices, as well as polls of pub- possibio to compile the pet dates and even hla sermon There are those who be- lie opinion. cally documented by the fact hate* of hundreds o f rxtrem- titles. that some threo million per­ llevo the President shoutd "Dr. Crane, surely you Christ likewise originated Name Dropping sons havo fled the Soviet propose a recipe for instant must be Joking," some good how much souls have protested In shock­ live polls oi public opinion sone . . . Utopia, and that Congress ed surprise. ( sco Page C22 in my text­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - some of Its finer points. 1 "In tha agricultural sector, Thoughts should then be challenged to book). To open their eyes, as well The art of name-slropping thought of calling It "H ow to hi* experiments have trans­ He also realized the "g im ­ And harken thou (o the sup­ cook It. as the minds of thousands of formed what wns once the m e" reaction to free Wel­ can perhaps best be defined Win at Name.Dropplng." plication of thy servant and -S en . Mike Mansfield, D- college students all over larder of Germany into a dis­ fare Services for when he aa "gilt by association." Although still incomplete, of thy people Israel, when to invest Mont. America who are using my tress area . . . they pray toward this place; college textbook "Paycho- healed lo lepers, only ONE It is based on the sinipte my preliminary research in­ This trend bodes 111 for our "In tha cultural field, Herr yea, hear Uiou in heaven thy even said "Thank you." theory that if you handy dicates that the expert play­ in stocks and bonds much vsunlad freedom of Jcsui used the narrative or Ulbrlcht has transformed dwelling place; and when thou speech and press. about the names of the great ers have a repertoire of central Germany Into a veri­ hcarcst, forgive. — I Kings } , n ’. "Parable Formula" for his The first problem for many new Inventors ia to decide how ' —Pep. Emanuel CeUer, D-N. sermons, which Is the most and the near-great, some of gambits, or ploys, which are table desert.1* 8:30. much they should Inveet. If thla la your problem, writing Y. on tho dying of newspap­ used to drag famous names effective speech formula ever their luster will ruh off on down answers to three questions will help you decide, e r! across tho country. dtvlsed. That's why I urge By Hal Cochran you. into conversations. quickly and easily:* The challenges of space it upon you frequently in Name-dropping la practiced Some of Ihcso may be cata- What is your monthly Income, after deductions? What stand unparalleled in men's It'a customary to call all of this column. in varying degrees all over logued as follows: are your total monthly tiring costa? (Don’t forget yearly history. the golf cluba by number or by As a lawyer, Christ would llie world, but In Washington The interlocking nickname expenses, such aa taxes.) What should you aat Slide for - D r . Hugh Odlshaw of the namea we don’t dare to print. likewise have been superb, It comes close to being a ploy—here the player Implie* emergencies? (Be realistic.) National Aeadomy o f for he could sidestep danger­ fetish. an Intimate acquaintance When you determine how much money you have avail­ Sciences. Thtrt'd probably ba ]eaa ous 2-horned dilemmas like with governmental celebri­ Any social or business able for investing, consider the following queetiona: We locked up our lest Juvaollt crima If more par- "Master, is It lawful to pay ties by referring to them by gathering hers wilt produce What to boy? Thla depends on your personal invest­ horse thief three yeara ago. enta kntw hew to loaa their tribute to Caeaar?" nicknames. at least ona name-dropptr. ment goals. There ere different kind* of eecuritiae, end We ceugbt him in his auto­ patience. Instead of stepping Into the "Speaking of young people, Oftentimes, two or more certain ones are normally bettor suited to certain pur­ mobile. traps of the 3th columnists hasn't Sargc been doing a poses. For example, common stocks of some companies will attend the same func­ —Rsmon House, marshal of Whan a woman buys real who were constantly trying wonderful Job?" have a good history of paying dividends, and you will tion, and that's when the fun Dodga City. Kan., appearing thin alocklnga to wear wbllt to ensnara him, Jesus evaded "Sarge who?" want to consider them if your goal is extra income during really stani. a i guests in TV'a "Gun- doing housework It'a sheer both horns of their dilemmas "Sargent Shiver. You know, the year. You may think stocks of other companies offer Thi Inevitable outcome Is amoks." nonienae. and then threw a super dup- the Peace Corps director." a bettor possibility for growth In value of your investment er 2-horned dilemma right a name-dropping contest over tho years. Bonds usually offer greater sUbllity of which continues until one of OUT OUR WAY back at them (See Merit, Income and safety of principal. Chapter It). the participants has captured What are the risks? Prices don’ t always go up; they lesua alto employed stage a plurality of ;h* reflected p i B "35“ also go down. And a company may not continua to pay glory. materials and "audience par­ tor dividends or Interest You’ll I eaten the risks, however, by ticipation" methods, at when The loser* then sullenly HEART acting on facto and advice from a broker—not on tips and ha asked for a coin and held retire to a neutral corner and RESEARCH rumors from friends, relatives, or strangers. It aloft. And when be took a brood for the rest of the Where to Invest? Consider choosing a broker with a child upon hit lap to use the evening, or make their ex­ Arrrplrd Member Firm of the New York Stock Exchange. 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I She &anfnrfi Errata Tues. Mar. 6 ’02— Page 5 Aggressive, Increased 1,000 Attend Loks Mary Membership Stressed Horizon Homes Civilians May Be Astronaut Church Plans WASHINGTON (U PI)—The The new- group may oven in­ two-man spacecraft in 19il3-fll. .< t. next crop o f U. S. astronauts After Gemini will come the Clill Nelson, newly elected president of the clude a middle-aged scientist program for launching three- Grand Opening probably will reienthlv the cur­ or two, a spokesman for the Film Series Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, at the Mnrch 1 rent »even pretty closely, ex­ man Apollo spacecraft Into National Aeronautics and By Frances W riter meeting of the organization expressed his willingness fly (tinny Sklalak cept that they may include ever longer flights culminat­ Willi tho beginning of Lent Space Administration (N A H A ) to be of service to the community as well as to his I f enthusiasm and attend­ civilian as well as military- ing licforn 19*0 in a trip to the on Ash Wednesday, a religious test pilots. said today. moon and back. country. ance have a deciding vote. Bill film will be shown each Wed­ Specifications for the oncom­ Nelc->n, n naval o ffic e r attached to V A H -3 at Deutsch, the only builder in nesday evening on the Life o f ing group o f space trainees Christ, at the Community Pres­ SXAS, makes hi* home < this area displaying the mer­ have not been definitely set­ Church Women byterian Church in Lake Mury. William* J!,I. in Lake Mury. chandising teal o f Life Mags- Bear Lake Area tled. But, nn official said to­ Each service will start at In opening remurk*, Nelson xino, and hit asaoelate, Dryden day, there is no indication that 7:30 p. m. r.nd close at 8:15 •lated that "with the advent Bulletin Gives Jones o f Cincinnati, Ohio, the the U. S. manned space flight Give Breakfast p. til. It is felt that by limiting o f Kamty Field becoming a program is about to become builders o f Iloriion Romes in Presbyterians this service to only forty-fiv* permanent base and with the coeducational. minutes, boys and girls will b« North Orlando, will win an­ exported Xova impact, Lake Farmer Tips This is not because N A SA In lake Mary nblo to attend. Mary will have to grow along other Merchandising Award Meet Each Week dislikes or doubts the ability of By I'ranrrs Wester Thcso films on the Life o f v illi Hanford, Orlando and all this year. women. But the tentative A come-as-you-are break­ Christ will give to each person surrounding areas. On Tax Returns Drawing a crowd of more ny Shirley Wentworth specifications for lunar astro­ fast and morning coffee sa- attending a better insight a* "Lake Mary can change Person* who arc interested nauts are such that, at this cial was given for a group to what it means to wear th* The District Internal Rev­ than 1,000 persona in spite of with no voice or plan in which in establishing a Presbyterian Juncture in the evolution o f of Lake Mary women, at the nurne o f Christ. the dreary weather, Sunday's direction It will go or it can enue Office recently released Church in the Bear Lake area civilization, only males happen home of Mrs. Joe Smathcrs The first film la entitled opening af Horizon ilvaixi »aa an informative bulletin con­ have been meeting weekly at to he qualiiied. on Like Emma, recently "Ck&lleng* of Faith" This meet the growth in orderly termed a "huge succese” liy taining sever*! facta helpful to HORIZON HOMES, North Orlaiulo’a newest re­ 8 p.m. on Wednesdays in the These original seven Mercury The hostess served deli- film depicts tho challenge development,” he taid. the developers. Visitor! toured those who file their Income sidential urea, was opened to the public for the homes of various members of astronauts ate expected to cur­ clous hot sweet rolls, da- Christ presented to the first He reported that plana for the models from 10 a. m. un­ Tax Returns on farm earnings. first time Sunday. On hand to mark tit-' grand the group, according to an ry tho space program through nuts, coffee anil orange juice. disciples, the visit to friends o f the C o f C call for more In­ til 9 p. rn. and favorable com­ According to the bulletin, if opening were, left, Bill Deutsch, developer, and announcement from L. C. the next several orbital flights Those attending were Mrs. John the Baptist, tho calling teresting meetings, activation ments were heard on all aides. gross income from agricultural Dryden Jones, associate, who flew from Cin­ Tinsley, chairman. and into the Gemini 1’rojcct Damon Scott, Mrs. Lillian of Matthew, and the healing of of the hoard of directors, a Ranging in price from $12,- self-employment ii not more cinnati, Ohio, to be present for tho occasion. calling for the launching o f Cordon, Mrs. Charles Sass- u paralytic. membership drive, strict ad­ 500 to $14,500, each home has This week's meeting will be than $1,800, either the actual man, Mrs. Margaret Ulmer, Lent is the forty-six day pe­ herence to the bylaws and (Herald Photo) ita own individual design and held at the home of Mr. and net or two-thirds o f the gross Mrs. Harvey I’ ugh, Mrs. riod lo Easter. The season o f active rommittrea. charm. FH A financing is Mrs. John Kirk of final Lin- income may be counted. I f the U n a Kith. Mrs. L. E. Bo- Lent in the Church Year is * "W e need increased mem­ available and VA financing is nral Beach Dr. in Bear Lake gross is more than $l,B00 und Fire Warning berts, Mr*, nalph Williams, time when Christians draw at­ bership with aggiessive and expected in the near future, ac­ with Itcv. E. W. Miller offi­ the net less than g 1,200, either Mrs. Cecil J. Mixon, Mrs. tention to tho sacrifice o f progressive people . . . . cording to Les Adams, public­ ciating, Tinsley said. the actual net or the $1,200 Presbyterial President Guest Gladys Stewart, Mrs. Geor­ Christ, meditate upon their not just people and names for ity and advertising agent for Ho reports that the group figure may be used. is Issued gia Rocdcn, Mrs. Fannie own spiritual development and membership," ho emphasised. Horizon Home*. ha* a membership of 30 per­ By using the correct optional Lcfilcr, Mrs. Richard Riley, the offering o f themselves as Chet Novak, sales manager sons and hopes to attract Nelson illustrated his talk method mentioned in the a!>ove Mra. Lou Xogucra, Mrs. a living sacrifice in obedience and Hamilton Lowe, assistant, more in the area. At present with various pictorial dia­ paragraph, self • employed Of Lake Mary Church Women Mickey Mooney, Mrs. Mabel to His command. who will be at the models from it is purchasing an organ and In Chuluola grams and concluded with o farmers with gross Income as Urow-n, Mr*. Itay Cress, Mr*. Pastor John Pilley recom­ By Frances Wesler Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. R. E. 9 a. m. until 7 p. m. each day, conducting a nursery for chil­ cartoon depicting the Lake low as fOOO can obtain social By Carol Jrpson W. C. Hopkins. mends a renewed study o f th* True, Mrs. Fannie Lcffler, Invite your inspection. dren. Mary community getting "the security credit for 1001. Farm Mrs. Bernard Y. Spare As a result of two out-of­ Mr*. Curtis Green, Mrs. Gospels during this Season o f Mrs. Joe Smathrrs, Mrs. It has a five-arre tract on squeese" from rapid expan­ owners who receive cash-rent from Daytona Beach, Presi­ control firea which occurred Frank Griffin. Mrs. Laura U n t. Every member is urged Richard Beebe, Mrs. Ray H. Bear Lake lid. and is awaiting sion and growth o f Sanford or crop shares from tenants dent of North Florida Pres- recently in Chuluota, Forest Mae Cox, Mrs. Dan Smith, to choose one o f four Gospel* Cress, Mra. John Reaves, a decision on sponsorship and Orlando in the "not too ran get social security credit Fire Auxiliary Hangers Ralph Harrison and Mrs. Robert Rugenstein, to bo lead daily in the home. byterial, was guest speaker Mrs. H. M. Cochran, Mrs. from the St. Johns Home distant future.” for that incomo if they mate­ Dick Orris have issued a Mrs. Judy Yoden, Mrs. Ber­ at the meeting of the UPW John Pilley, Mrs. Tod Brook­ Mission Committee which in­ He concluded with a re­ rially participate In the pro­ Gives Second warning to nil residents that nice Senkbeil, Mrs. Richard lyn, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, cludes five counties. minder that "all people in the duction or management o f pro­ Association of the Community this area is on "F ire Danger Beebe, Mrs, James Thomp­ Fifth Graders 31rs. Robert Rugenstein. Mrs. Card Party A Vacation Bible School for Lake Mary area are needed at duction o f farm crops raised Presbyterian Church of Lake Alert” because of extremely son, Mrs. Vcriie Crocker, on their land. W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. P. D. The second card party of a children of the locality be­ Of Enterprise these metings. Your fullest Mary, held at the home of dry weather eonditions anti Mrs. Mildred Donaldson, Mrs. Further information regard­ Anderson, Mrs. A. K. Freese, series being sponsored by* the tween the ages of four years support o f your C o f C, of Mra. Ruby M. Linden. high wind*. They state that it Doris Omoy, Mrs. John Pil­ ing taxes due and tax return and Mrs. Evelyn Rice. Auxiliary to the Lake Mary and 12 years is in the plan­ Plan Trip your Volunteer Kiro Dept, and Mrs. Spare talked inform­ is better not do any burning ley Mr*. Ruby Sjoblom, forms may l>e obtained at the Voluntcer Fire Dept. *■ a form ning stages. lly Helen Snodgran o f your churches and schools ally* about the importance of If close to wooded areas and Mrs. Mary DcSmit, Mrs. district office, 2520 X. Orange of planned community enter­ Any resident of tho area who Mrs. Ruth Ryons fifth is needed to plan In which women’s work and stressed when burning trash in ycur Frank Evans, and Mrs. John Avc., Room 120, in Orlando. Adventists tainment was held at the Fire is interested in joining the grado class at the Enter­ direction we go. having a "fellow-feeling” yard, stand by with a hose, Evans, from llnxford, Mas*., Information regarding old- Hall last Wednesday night. group is asked to contact Tins­ prise School, which la saving "To quote the president . . . more than a "fellow-ship” . Name Topics until fire is completely out. and fourteen children. age, survivors or disability in­ Tho door prlxe for last ley at his home, 3077 t’ccctia money for a trip to SI. 'not what tho nation can do Site answered questions and week's event was won by Elsie One of the fires on Highway surance also is available at the Dr., Bear Lake. Augustine before the term for me but what 1 ran do for helped the group with their For Meetings Spirts and table prizes went to 419 resulted from inadequate ends, sponsored a plastic office. ny Shlrlejr Wentworth Our Ladys the nation , . .’is the attitude local problems. Yola Werfelinan and Grace firctinc.s around tho arcu ware* parly Friday night at Seventh-day Adventists of we need here," he remarked. During a short business Lindahl. Other prises were Wekiwa Lodge where brush was being burn­ Circle To Meet the All Saints Parish House. Forest City have announced The next meeting of the Sanford Man session, Use members voted won by Vera Cook, Lola Tugh ed. This fire required the com­ By Glnny Hkltlak Residents who were un­ the sermon topics to be used Leke Mary Chamber o f Com­ to hold their annual Baxsar and Juna Meiach. Ladies To Meet bined efforts of rangers from The North Orlando Our able to attend and who would this year on Oct. 20. The fol­ by Evangelist Fordycc W. merce w ill be held on April S. At Great Lakes Refreehnient* o f cake and The Ladles Auxiliary of We- the Oviedo Fire Tower, the Ladys Circle of the Church like to purchase any of the lowing circle meeting dates Dctamorc of the World Wide GREAT LAKES. 111. coffee were served during the kiwa Lodge 879 will meet at Oviedo Fire Department, and of the Nativity will meet at nationally known producli Bible Lecture Team for the (FHTNC)—William E. Weber, were announced: Circle One evening. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the residents from the community 8 p. m. Wednesday at the may contact Mrs. Ryon 7:30 p. ni. dally tent service* son o f Mr. and Mrs. Edmond will meet with Mrs. Ed Zim­ Those attending included Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia lo extinguish the blaze which home of Mrs. George Som­ cither at home or at school Ebenezer Plans merman on March 13. Circle at Forest Lake Academy- L. Weber of 2f.33 S. Laurel Vola Werfelman, Grace Lin­ Ave. destroyed 10 acres of land. mers, 70 X. Second St. to place orders. Two will meet with Mr*. through Thursday. Ave., Sanford began recruit dahl, Hilda Gaidntr, Elsie Following t h c business Hanger Harrison stressed Invitation to attend is ex­ The class, through winn­ Lenten Suppers Frank Evans on March 20. Today's subject will be en­ training Feb. 0, at the Naval Spires, Lena and Joe Kith, meeting, refreshments will be that anyone burning property tended by the Circle and ing P-TC altondance award! The congregation of the Quilt blocks were passed titled "Rusaia in Bible Pro­ Training Center, Great Lakes, Clifford and Lillian Corden, served anil a door prize will other than their own is liable Mrs. Sommers to all inter­ and selling bottles, bat ,$13 out which are to tie used to phecy.” Wednesday- he will Diane Karraker, I.o|» Pugh, Ebcnexer Methodist Church 111. be awarded. for suit by the owners. ested persons. towards the trip. will meet at 0:30 p. m. Wed­ The nine-week training con­ make a quilt for the organ­ speak on "P ra yer That i» Vera and Dick Cook, June and nesday for the first of seven sists o f classroom instruction izations sewing assignment. Sure to be Answered” and on Edna Meiach, Maltel Brown, weekly covered dish suppers in Naval topics, including mili­ The group will also assem­ Thursdty, tho subject will l>c Mildred Gear, Stella Linden, designed to stimulate the tary etiquette, drill, physical ble a complete layette to be "The Only Church I Could Ruby Linden, Bernice Senkbeil, United Christian Witness fitness, iwimming and aur- sent to South Carolina. Belong To.” Judy Yoder, Marian and Ralph Campaign as the Lenten Sca­ vival, first aid, shipboard safe­ After the program, refresh­ According to Robert Col­ Hchwelckert and Libby Smith- rifies) Dedication. ty precaution* and security- ments of assorted cookies, lar, campaign manager for Dev. Hugh Booth, pastor duty. In addition, planned rec­ nuts, coffee and fruit Juices, tho 22-locluro crusailc now Price, spice and everything nice! outside. Stilt another: tough but gentle one-pieca of the church, has urged reation periods are included. were served by the hostess, i- ita second week, the lent Mono-Plato rear springs Hint outdo many a bigger cor "every family to attend and Throughout the training, re­ assisted by her guest, Mra. lias been filled nearly to cap­ Women To Meet Who ever thought a car that saves liko this could have for quiet comfort. Any wonder Chevy II won Car Ufo‘ by their prayers and witness cruit* receive speeialited coun­ Stella Linden, from near acity each night. He re­ The March Business Meet­ so much elzzle? Chevrolet cnginccnt, that’s whol magazine's 19G2 Engineering Excellence award hands seling which assists them in Baltimore, Md. mind! that (he meetings are ing of the Women's Club of at school, work and in the Liveliness and luxury for n low, low prico were exactly down? (Tito wonder would lx> if you settled for any* ■electing a rating in which to Other members attending open to the public and that Caiselbcrry will be held at 8 community, bring about a what they had in mind (o begin with. And they began tiling less—onco you get your hands "M iracle of Progress,” per- work from more than (15 avail­ were Mrs. James 31. Thomp­ no admission charges are p.tn. Wednesday at the club- from scratch with a whole carload of ingenious new able job specialties. son, association president, made. home on Overbrook Dr. on ono at your Chevrolet dealer's!) aonal and as a church, by ideas designed to give you more for your money. June 1. T lia t spunky C with gas-sipping stinginess is just ono example. Another: a new unitized Body by Fisher DeBary C Of C that’s fit for a full-size family inside, easy lo park BhevuU Nava Revamps Cards By .Mrs. Adam Muller TAKE IT Harry M. Johnqucat, acting for the DeBary Clumber of Commerce has redesigned the blue file cards used in record­ ing information on new resi­ FROM ME dents to the community. On the face o f the card there When you subscribe to now la a apace for listing in­ terests end hobbies ami on the The Sanford Herald you’re IT*i “V . . > back, apace for name, address getting A L L the County A I » and phone number of the per­ A son to be notified in an emer­ New s while it IS news. gency has been Included. 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United Press International wild pitch Sunday, ahook off catcher'* berth with the Hou­ The San Francisco Giants the Injury and was back in ston Colt* . . . Manager Mickey Vernon of the Sen­ are ready to offer Orlando a Red Sox uniform . , Cool and windy weather cancelled ators. disturbed over the Cepeda about 548,000—which the Phillies' first squad game poor hitting of his regulars 4 amount* to 51,000 for each . . . Merritt ttanew, who hit in squad game, claim*. " I homer the powerful first .347 for Louiavjlie last year, think we need *n the bat­ Bi John A. SpoUkl ettea Lg, Jo Ann McDonald's baseman hit iaat year, making a strong hid for a ting practice we can get." Now that all of tha competl 443 waa hi as waa Margl* Far­ Cepeda, though, Is holding lion of tha Hen's Annual City ris' 183. Lota and lota of new out for 580.000— perhaps be­ Tournament I* concluded, tha names being In the spotlight ■i only thing remaining la the for hi game/serlea honor* this cause he believes he will hit Swam M e e t presentation of tha trophle* week. That’s what w i like to homer* thin year. and the dlatribution of tha aee. This reasoning isn 't, loo By Ronnie Broadway Swimming team will see their many prizes. Tha Tall Endtra had Ed far-fetched. Some baseball Herald Sports Editor Thla happy event will take Gonzales leading 'ejn with a first action of the year thi* The Seminole High School plaee thla coming Saturday at 236/GI2 in the Pougtaa Lg. expert* maintain that if Ro­ Friday, when they travel lo 6 I'M at Jet Lance. And thla week, It really 1* ger Mari* was able lo sur­ Kustis lo meet the Eustia Tata dropped o ff a not* for Kose Mary Laubcrt with the pass Babe Ruth'* record 60 High School swimmer* at 4 me to uae In thla column re top aerlea of 492. Last week we in 162 games last year, Ce­ Jimmy Getting p. m. yarding the Thureday evening Inadvertantly rreditrd Rose- peda might be able to ac­ Swimming instructor John Douglas Sky Warrior* League. Mary for hi game when honors complish the same feat now Colbert has plenty of exper­ Hazel Calatza had her flrat should have gone to Veaa Mc­ that the National league has Special Treats? ienced switnm.ra back thi* 200 plua at'ore, a 202. Hu*band Millan with her 188. (Must expanded to 10 teams . . and year and these, combined 162 games. Henry I* looking forward to have been at lenal 300 people POMPANO BEACH. Fla with a few new faces should another long dlatance phone from this league draw this er­ Th* Giant* signed pitcher (U P I)—Eil Doherty, general make a fine team. Colbert bill after Uaael tell* all of her ror to my attention. What the Jack Sanford Monday for a feels that his youngster* wiU manager of the Washington * relativea In Loa Angelr* about heck, I have to check to ace If reported alight increase to "do alright" thi* year. thla accomplishment. Atta you're reading the column 525,000. That left Cepeda as Senators, today denied that The meet will be divided girl, Hazel. Don’t forget to get somehow, don't IT ) the club'* lone holdout. The Jimmy Piersall is getting into two categoric*, tha boy Don Brumfield (Ulggi Sun­ your 200 Arm Patch. National League home run "alar treatment anil special swimmers and the girl swim­ Curly Barrantine (Park Ave­ oco) blasted hla name back In­ king rejected the Giants’ lat­ privileges." mers. The girl* awim In com­ nue Pharmacy) found t h e to the column with a nifty 227, est contract offer by tele­ petition first, then the boy* "Piersall has been a model rang* In the Tuee. Bualneaa- hi for the Jet Lanes Kegler's phone from hi* homo in follow. Lg. In the meantime, Richard men'a Lg and Juat couldn't be Puerto Rico. ballplayer," Doherty insisted. Colbert has about seven re- Batnea (X u ilo White) had an­ TFRRV topped. Curley bad gamta of Chub Feeney, club vice I told him we have one rule returning lettermon from laat w other one of his better night's 230, 235/059 which helped to DKCHINOZ*, president, *atd Cepeda has for everybody and he has year's squad, and they wiU I* booat hla average conaldcrably with a 222/68B. Purdue reduced his demand* slight­ knuckled down and hasn't provide a strong basis for in thla league. A couple of Jerry Wisdom (Glenn's Phil­ ly and that the Giants in­ caused a bit of trouble. He's the team. More gt. Is have other notable achievement* In lips 66) shot a 205 na did Rob­ creased their offer. Rut, ho worked as hard as anybody in ahown interest in the aport v.tills group law Kay Braden ert May (American Legion) added, the two partiea Hill camp this spring." thi* year and should win (Sanford, Electric) elart out with a 208, to hit the high- Buckeyes Cage arc quite far apart. Gene Woodllng, the Sena­ their share of the meet*. Tit* with seven atrlkea In a row water mark o f 200 or higher. Gasti Paces Fronton Action Pedro Ramos, the Minne­ tor*’ player rcprcsenlativc, gtrla could win only one meet and wind up with a 335 game. Continuing with the "stars" sota Twins' veteran pitcher, revealed Monday that he was last year, because of lack Other* In the Charmed Clr* John Downs (O. K. Tiro Store) In the all-stir eighth g«m « This ws* Gasli'i first all- show, Aatiga'* wins total 30 Lead Sliced finally came to term* for a investigating charges that of interest, but the boya man­ i cl* Included Dan Hit*!* (Town 212) Gordon Honeycutt (Hur­ at Die Orlando Seminole star win In two weeks. Ilia to­ NEW YORK (D P I)—Ohio and his fierce determination slight cut in pay, thus pav­ Piersall was being pampered aged to finish the season with . c. Pump) 200; San Faron (LeRoy ley's Sinclair) 213. tal wins in this game is now State remained college bas­ Fronton Monday night Gaitl is a constant reminder to the ing thr way for a possible by the club's executives. a 7-0 record. Colbert feels Ben ton's) 205; S.Terrll (Auto- Chuck Ogden waa really top- aeven for the season. The win ketball's No. 1 team for the surprised the crowd and the trade. Club President Calvin Woodling said it had been that they ran do much bet­ netlca No. 2) 205; Carl Von plln' the ten pins in the Satur­ paid 527.50, Sarmi came in leader* to keep on their toes. 14th straight week today, al­ Griffith admitted earlier he brought to his attention thai ter this year. v/.JUrtmll* (Owen’* Gulf) 202 k day AM Junior Bowling Lea­ players by taking 8 straight second to fill the qulnela that Tonight Aatiga will meet Gas­ though It* margin over Cin­ would consider Ramos' de- Ihe controversial outfielder 202; Smith's Amoco-men Don gue as he unleashed a 199/616. points to win. paid 563.80. A win for Sarmi cinnati was narrowed after ti again in the all-star singles sire to pitch for another team had demanded a single room Dorman 202 k Herb Karle'a In the Bantam Division, Ricky would have tied him with the Buckeyes suffered their KNTRlF.fi match that will be In honor of hut not until he signed. 201; F. Stan* (Davia Bldra.) Gorton's 170/473 was the heat as well a* meal money for Named Coach first losa of the season. First Game; Fillpino-Diva- Iriarte who leads the pack at Seminole County, Astlga baa The rookies, meanwhile, 200 and F. Schauteet (Semin* for these youngsters all under citing out at the Senators' NORTH FIELD, Vt. (UPI) The Buckeyes, the unani­ loa, Ibirreta-Abaaolo, Kstri- the Fronton with 46 victories. won three trophies this sea­ arc still attracting most of ole Sptg. Goode) 206/689. 13 years of age. training camp. —Bob Brannum, a former di-Zabalt, Bias Pradera, Te- Aatiga, always a favorite with son and at game time tonight the attention In the major Virgil Anderaon (V A H -I Sp. In tha "T league,'* June mous cholco of the United " I had a meeting with man­ member of the Boalon Cel­ Jcro-LlaU, Furquet-Juanchu. th* crowd, cam* in third in he'll be ready to fight for an­ league training campi. Tm g. A ) k Lund (VA1I-7) Gasiman (Wlrboldl'a broke in­ Preaa International board of ager Mickey Vernon and Ed tics, has been named head Subs: Ullbao-Egani. th* eighth and paid 53.00 to other so watch him go. Four young pitcher* turn­ tied for tha hi gam* in th* to the winner's column with a coachea as the lop (com the Doherty and the whole thing basketball coach and assist­ Second Game; Tejcro-Davi- ed in two scoreless inning* e\ Navy Intramural Lg, a 222. 100/400 effort. tail two weeks, had their waa straightened out,", said ant football roach at Norwich loa, Iiaac-Llata, Ealrada-Aba- each in the Milwaukee Mac McGulro'a 683 waa top Top honori for the week, as lead cut to 34 polnli with Woodling. *'I didn't realize University. Brannum, who soio, Bilhao-Kgana, Ibarrela- Brave* first squid game , _ series und helped hla VAlI-3 a matter of fact, THE BOWL­ one more week to go before such a fust would be created.'' played four yean with tha the national rhampton will Zabala. Subs: Blas-Pradera. Cold Gives Seminole Race Monday. They were south­ Celtics starting m 1931, wiU ' Adm. team take thr** poinU. ER OF THE WEEK would paws Wade Rlasingame and 1 don't know whether you’ve have to be Gerald Murphy at be selected, Th* Bucks garn­ Third Game: Bilbao, Fur- assume his new duttoe in the Denver Lemaster and right­ *"'• taken notice of It, but the** he turned the "70 Series" trick ered 32 first place vote*. quel, Bias, Isaac, Filipino, fall. handers Dennis Rilxant and Navy kegler* have been pound­ with games o f 220, 243, 266/ Cincinnati, with a 24-2 rec­ Egana, Pradera. Sub.: Tcjcro. 'Last Year/ ord, received the three first Trotters 'Extra Pep' Larry Maxie. ing th* pins with more 200- 718. Murphy was howlin’ thla Fourth Game: Olarre, Elor- Manager Boh Schrffing of ** plu* game* than any other pnat Monday nlle in th* Sin­ place votes Ohio .Stale fail­ rl, Zarra, Manuel, Anacabe, By Jane Casselberry "Bobcl Slar" • J. Dimnlgan Ihe Detroit Tigers hailed Bill • *- league bowling at tha lanu. gles Clsaalc Lg and thereby ed to get.. Ramil, Echanlz. Sub.; Agustin. The cold hreeres made race Frrchan aa "a great pros­ Says Musial Incidentally, there'll be new became the second bowler to Utah and Wake Forest Fifth Game; Aldat-Kchanli, Jr.; second "Lucky Freight" pect," and laid th* $t00,- '*f,‘ j '.na for everyone to ahoot at roll a sanctioned 700 series at made the biggest Jumps In Radlola-Agustin, Aatlga-Zubl, fani shiver hut they evidently • 11. Gerard; third "Blythe- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 000 bonus baby will share l.i th* neat two week* or ao. Jel Lanes. Garry Fox had a the ratings. Utah advanced Arictio-Mnnuel. (iastl-Iriart«, gave Uio trotters and pacers wood Ann" - J. Manzl. Filth (U P I)—Thla la it for Stan (The from 15lh a week ago to the catching duties with Dick Oh man, will you hear the 704 set, about a yenr ago . Arruna-Sagaf. Subs.; Ans- plenty of extra pep aa the Man) Musial and ha has made ASSOCIATE STOM. Bare, Classified Trot, Time Brown In Saturday's opening i . rjmplalnte then about tha plna Murphy previously rolled an­ 7th while Weal Koreat moved cabe Sarinl. up hla mind to go out In style. record lime made by harness 2:11 2/5: lin t "Harlan's exhibition game against the . iiyt falling! other 700 surie* hack In 1967 from Iflth to the No. 8 spot. Sixth Game: Olarre-Echanlz, Th* St. Louts Cardinals are H a n o i State, Kentucky horses training anywhere In Joyce” . L. Kills; aecond Braves. \ In tha BUI Hemphill Motor* In 1967 In Lo* Angeles. Con­ Amina - Magurc, Anicabe • reluctant lo concede that Mua- The New York Yankees, at gratulation, Gerald, I believe amt Mississippi held on to Agustin, Uria .Sarmi, Aldaz- the atato thus far Hits season "Quarum" - B. Benner; third ial, who la going on 42, will the 3rd, 4lh and 5th positions usual, are loaded with prom­ that each and everyone o f u* Zarra, Hadlola-Zubl. Subs.: was set Sunday afternoon at “ Shadydale Rhyme" • W. hang up hia spikes after the while Bradley advaneed one ising ktda, Including Frank who ever picks up the bowling Aatiga-Elorri. Seminole park Raceway in Hudson. current season. S.rong SOKC hall would dream of rolling a notch to Bth place. Carpin, a southpaw pitcher. Seventh Game: Isaac-Man- Casselberry during the Lions Sixth Race, Classified Pace, "He won't quit if he ha* a Loyola of Chicago ranked Says Manager Ralph liouk: 700 aeriea plus the perfect uel, Uria-Msgurr, Furquet- Club Benefit Matinee. Time 2:08 4/5: first "Coaat good year," n y s Manager ninth and Bowling Green "Carpin hai shown a great game. Only a very, very few Klurrl, OlarreEgana, Ana- Kunnymed* Bells driven by Patrol" - II. Mclnloah; goc- Johnny Keana hopefully. "He even got close. completed the lop 10. Two deal of improvement . . and Field Tonight cabe-I*rndrra, Ullbao-Zarra. J. Mauri went the mile In 2:09 ond "Bake’s Boy" • E. Tay­ loves it too much." members of the top to last he'll get a thorough trial in Talking about now names in Nuba.; Fillplmi-Zahala. in the third race, a classified For th* aecond night In a lor; third "Kathleen Wayne" Ihe Grapefruit League Musial, however, leaves th* column, remind* me that week—Duke and Colorado- trot, and Coastal Patrol driv­ W iia rd row th* track's two top ken- Eighth Game; Urta, Aitlga, • B. Benner. .Seventh Race, games." virtually no doubt about his Frank Huhn (Harry's Liquors) dropped out. en by H, McIntosh went Therm oelat - ncl owners will be trying Radlola, Gasti, Sagas, Areillo, lima 2:10: Brit "Clark Dem­ At oilier camps: Intention. falls into this category, also. 2:08 4/5 In the sixth race, a for a main event quinlel*. In Irlarle Sub.; Zubi. on" - T. Meiey; second Chuck Eatrada, in mid-sea­ "Thla 1* my last year," he Frank was hack In hi* old classified pace. tonight'! featured ninth race Ninth Game; Arrona-Agui- "Darek Print" - J. Jayson; son form, baffled the Balti­ said, puffing placidly on the New pellet typo. Standard form on Wednesday nite as he Tlie seven event* went off Carl Tracy, leader in the Kwite Whites, tln, Gasll-Zuhl, Urli-Ragas, third "A rd li Hanover" • G. more Orioles' regular hitlers stub of a cigar in the club­ or high temperature, ftavel shot a 234 and In the meantime like clockwork with no delays, 4ir victory chase over the week­ Arritlo Sarnil, Aldaz-Irlarte, Sxtkial. In batting practice with his house. "I'll bo 42 after the llig Phil Rorho (Jet Lanea) thank* to tha fast, even start* end with • winners, will be Aitiga-Echanti. Subs.; Uadi- The Lions Club of Cassel­ fait balls and finally drew aeaton is over, I've played 214 E. First 84. led all league members with a provided by starting Judge, represented by Guaale Lee 212/226/G3G series. Phil con­ Sunocos Split ola-Manucl. berry will sponsor another a warning from Manager Bil­ over 20 years and 1 don't want Tenth Game; Isaac Davalos, Marry Pyle, and hla starting to become tlia oldest man in and Driving Dude. Orville tinues to throw a hut hall. The first place KwiU White Matinee next Sunday at 2 p.m. ly Hitchcock to alow down SANFORD Tcjero - Juanchu, Ibarreta * gale. Moiss, who trail* Tracy by Aa a matter of fact, accma team split two and two iiolnls , . , Bookies Ken McMullen the majors." I.lata, Blia-Abaaoln, Eitrada- The three top winner* and Juil one point, is tending like lota and luta of bowltrs with the fourth place Riggs and Bart Shirley each drove driver* In each race were as Fathom and ReiUtant lo the are starting lo hit their better Sunoco team In the Jet I .ants Pradrra, Filipino • Zabala. Cancel ABL Game in (wo runs in a Dodgers' follows: First Race, • classi­ pett. form. Here's hoping that It Kegler* league last week. Sub*.: Furquet Egana. COM MACK, N. Y. (U P I)— camp game , . . Lindy Mc­ fied pace, Time 2:13: first, Jll t Cuaile Lea, who will be continue* right into the men's The second plsre American Eleventh Game: Anacabe- Tonight’* American Basket­ Daniel and Larry Jackson "H i Billy" - J. Faraldo; aec- tv* years old In April, fi state tournament in Miami l-egion team tost three point* Sarml, Olarrc-Aguatm, Arte- ball League game between named as the Cardinals' ond, "Bcile-Menel" • Julius Tracy'a veteran trophy col- end that the spotlight will to tha O. K. Tire Store. Third llo-Magure, Gastt-Elorri, Ar- Kansaa City and New York starting pitchers in this Kohergyl; third, "Crcdamua" factor. She still run a like a shine on Hanford aa a result place Wheeler Fertilizer took rona-Manucl. Aldai-Zbhl, Ra­ hai been cancelled to allow weekend's firat exhibition ' champ and fan registered of their arhlevemunts. three points from eighth place diol* • Irlarte, Ailiga • Sagas. - J. Manzl. each team In the league to games against the New York six firsts In her IT starts Hop ficotchln' the league Glenn's Phillips "SO" and tha Subs.: Una-Echanli. Second Race, Classified finish with the tame number Meta , . . this itaaon, moat of them in Lenders: seventh plaee Barley's Hlnrialr Pece, Time 2:11 2/5: first. of games. Gary Geiger, struck by a Grade A eventa. Foodmart/Country Club; J. team took thre« points from "Pcniacola" - T. Metey; aec­ ASSOCIATE STORK Moses' Fathom acquired Adam* 202 k I-ouise Caden- Craig's Cara. Call Off Racing ond “Doc’s Brother" * L. El­ an A-t national rating at head 488. High scorer wai Don Drum- Lincoln Downs ha* called lis; third, "Modest Scott" - A. 23 Racing Days Left Taunton last autumn, the Kingawood Bldra. / Huniand: field who had a 227-689 series. off Its racing program until Yarborough. Third Race, . highest of any greyhound In Vela Grndnun A Elaine Koa- Other high game* were rolled Wednesday because of unsafe Classified Trot, Tim* 2:09: this contest. tivel 178; Marty Klnnard 604. by Richard Its rues, 208-223, track condition!. The races flrat, "Runnymvde Bells" - J. OUR LOWEST PRICE ** Bounding out the feature Jet Bowler • ettea: Ilonnle Gordon Honeycutt, 212; John were run Monday but two Mansi; second "Star Queen" DOG NIGHTLY field will be Mike Scholar, Boone (Toy Corral) 17G) Kay Downs, 212; Robert May, 208, horaca fell In th* second • L. Ellia; third "Brave Rod­ Mlkt Secretary, Rea Tray Bowman (Harriett's Beauty and Jerry Wisdom, 206. race, eauaing minor injuries ney" - H. McIntosh. DAVIS WEARWILL Math with T««flh RACING POST TIM E and Brandon Bell. Nook) 477. A few of tha more difficult to Jockeys Henry Wajda and 'Fourth Race, Classified • SAVE! Brand New! T y res* Roym Card In Urn featured ninth race Hi-Nooners: Margie Kipp splits were rolled by Doug Dick llamon. Pace, r.m* 2:18 1/5: first, • SAVE I Not a Recap! d* ' last night Moiea' Retained (Rtonslrom) 210/650. Smith, John Bridges and Juhn • SAVE! N ot a Retread! was the victor but hla Don't All Stars: Bobby Borsdorf Piano, all of whom had a 5-7) *Tfr«> f* t ■* failed to team up for tha (Handy Food Rtore) 203/871. Richard II a r t n o y , 8-8-7; WORLD'S FASTEST SPORT Trft4«*ia’lt #1 Trrta, h i. 4.70x18 quintal*. The two Tracy That'll do It for this week. Georg* Swann, 4-6-7; Don TeheTyi . greyhounds, alio trying for Remember to patronise your Dorman, 5-7, and Jamei Ritel- DAVIS T in t . . . Cfcoiaa Ovtr • qulntela, finished third and aponeor*. mann, 6-7. cO — 34.0C0,000 Tlmtil fifth. NEW 8IZE TO

Club 211 Still MATINEES 2 P.M. economize “BUT (•a v u oas, Nccoa routine a ie v ic t only twice a veaej WEIL, Fill., SAT. Leading League ’62 MERCURY NOW . . . THRU APRIL 13* f»# * In the Hollar Molora/Navy 7:45 p . m . NIGHTLY • HEATED GRANDSTANDS Wivsa League Club No. 211 le meteor (EXCEPT SUNDAY) • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE still In flrat place and VAH-T Ladira Free Every Mon. k Thura. Night • VALET PARKING ■till In aecond. • LADIES NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY High game and aerlaa were M ATW njrM ONDAY A M ) SATURDAY bowled by Elaanor CWmmena, 1«J0 * ■ . - AM S w h 5 0 c____ , SSKaawyw. tWM^I 171-418; LU Ogden, 186-484) JARl'MUTUIli BETTING NIGHTLY . DAILY BOKHYl NO MINOKHt Martha Klnnard, 184-488, and POUILO- QUINIILAS IVIXY QAMI . HIAT- Mary Jan* Gorton, 182-460. ID IM WlNTIt . COOLID IN SUMMU. EIO-CAE PtRFOW SANCC. COMPACT CAR PRICE ,«, u ,^ * * ^ - * ^ * hi m m The 3-10 and 5-8 splits war* OIN. ADM ISSION SO* RES. J1AT1 FROM 78* FOG B U U V A T IO N S PH. 1114111 mad* by Ball* Summers and ONLY ^'1 'JO D 9 0 SOEEY NO MINORS Margaret Butte. Mary Jan* Gorton mad* tha S*7 split and *2388 Delivered in Sanford; whitewalls sites ORLANDO-SEMINOLE Martha Klnnanl mad* the 5-7 * KVMUVIKINNEL MUMeLUN and 4*5 aplita. Eleanor Clem- 214 East First St. mans made the 7-2-5, Lll Og­ FRONTON m\ \ i , — *• den the 6-iO and Jean McGuire Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. MIOWAT IITW 1IN ORLANDO ft SANfOBD ON HWY. 17-02 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD ft ORLANDO Sanford tha 2-7 aplita. 1M Na Palmetto A la Hanford* Fla.

/ i TUE PHANTOM i MAKTHA WAYNE i ALLEY aftf IJiratti Panfctrft us Ma. . 6—r 7 e p ra '62— 8. ar. M Tues. V uas I de ora Ufa* souraa due In utaisd I a dahrt* i a aueh aa him dlacharttn* dar f ad aatata. and a aaldJmlnletretlon hi* af *f tlamaat aarm Dva Mctnlaaah A ■ tapatram, Davla Eieeuter, any ue *f Bamlaol* f * Jude* raunty OR atIOB COUNTY, attNINOLB COPRT m w TOi YAI.LET LEE CLAYTON, CLAYTON, LEE YAI.LET TOi Probata la State riarte*. C-aatr, of Seminole JaSii, n taa mk application t* mak* tsara,and than tlma. said at eeaatd, and Worth Florida Sanford, 111 Bax OftteaPoet Eieeuter far Attarnays ra- ttnhl hi* Florida,County, Sf eAS O noaiDA D i a o n OF eTATSS TStf) at, Batata lk« ra la aray . , till. D, A. Fabruary h al Jda a * fnl eat- final * far Judsa aald iht a eatr f h Ett of Eatat* tha rtuehira vviLeoK af and Eeaauter aa aaaeant Hnaarahla turn, th* ta Iiraaant the an wilt, underalrnad the 8 er, osse of 11$ f o consisted lamps. years, 18 which Installation, The bia." t* t l f C n rt at sa* C n a tr tr a n C jt io sa* iu w at rt n C f l t t* Lights Columbia’s tion of Thorn** Edison'* in* lea in* mad* Edison'* was lamp candescent Thorn** of tion 'blh aray l I, T * IT Id, tl. Fabruary I'ubllah ISIS. D. A. March, at *ar tlth aaaa brt wti forty within tbaratadafaoaaa OL n RANDALL. OF inE W BWTATB LD aO nBi IN TUB IN LAN LAN DU, T * u m . U "Colum­ steamship 1880 the en r aray A D 1ML D. A. Fabruary, or FLOBIUA. ' oti* aaf Sol you Should haraaf. roatli.* O' uls Fb t, T Mr t. Mar. A IT tl, Fab. Publish aatatacadant'a aay Foia ti If day Itfh this Florida, Caaaty, Seminole at Court aald ofaaal a ere . esn mg fcl. mtg. Nelson, E. George va Juanita Brown, Sanford Sanford Brown, Juanita do t. c - [J - etux, fcL Jr., mtg. Dawson F. Melville ie t al Cut praying Caurt aald to filed ) L A U ( lltaln n h aaa da- ahava thamlnlatratlon an end Sanford, Pringle, David n Mrh Lu tn, Orlan­ Stone, Lou Martha and al hrl. ere il be will decree tharal*. 'ail publication tha flratdaya after written your file tu required vs John H. Sw ain, etal, n ig . . ig n etal, fcl. ain, Sw H. John vs , s r.„*tu frl. 5 mtg. Demala J. Jamaa Fant Jan* Grace . Shadoan Estrella V. v> Shadoan N. Leslie Effla Nortlirup, DeLand DeLand Nortlirup, Effla FI etux,' HU1, Joseph vs Inc., Orlando, Garrisa, C. Kenneth a laac a Llaa t Ad- at Laltara laaaanc# af far uln, $17,800SunlanJ, 500 M-19-30, $ Refinery, end Oil Edward F, Christlanecn, etux, etux, Christlanecn, F, Edward ue' Mro, $8,300 Mirror, etux, Queen'a DeRausha, C. Lawrence Thomas B. Bom, etux, Fair- Fair- etux, Bom, B. Thomas $13,800 Kit., lane 01 $10,3002011, omny ak $8,100 Park, Normandy $15,800 Kit., iana 4- otux, Jr., Reeves B. mcnt Kenneth L. Oyler, etux, Fair- Fair- etux, Oyler, L. Kenneth Nicholas J. Grano, etnx, etnx, Grano, J. $13,800 Nicholas $8,300 Drlta, ery Myrtla L. Hickman, etvlr, etvlr, Hickman, L. Myrtla $12,000Manor, C. Bcnkelman, etux, 27.jl.Ji, 27.jl.Ji, $ etux, Bcnkelman, C. Louie A. Dartunek, etux, N. N. $11,000 etux, lights., Dartunek, Chuluota A. Louie Cel­ etux. Surginer, W, John rad, $5,000 Orlando, ward J. Hanlon Jr., etnx, N. N. etnx, Jr., Hanlon J. ward $9,300 Weklva, Little to James N . Palmer, etux. etux. Palmer, . N James to etux, Sr., Allen F. William to Forest Lucas, etux. Goldie Goldie etux. Lucas, Forest Lakewood Shorea, IlS.ooo IlS.ooo Shorea, Lakewood aa en cog Queen** $9,800 DcLong, Mirror. Jean bara 6,000 al* a eay l« that alv«a heraby la Kalla* ae tt ta «h a af day 1«lh tha thta Dated is cmeca iit ll**1 ini ta commercial First General Guaranty Mtg, Cb.,' Cb.,' Mtg, Guaranty General .lNni y ad a tha ead hand my v. lTNEn.i NOTt- HEREBY ARE YOU va Bank Savings Dock Dry Brooklyn Saving! Bank va va Bank Saving! Brooklyn a Obr, rad, and Orlando, Omberg, ial A Klngesrood Bldn., Inc., to to Inc., Bldn., Klngesrood Williamsburg Savings Bank Bank Savings Williamsburg Bank Saving* Williamsburg i v Jr. Fant Wallace Henry Arma Steven* to Humble Humble to Steven* Arma l l i t Albert M. Greene, etux, to to etux, Greene, M. Albert Lake Shore Home*. Ine., to to Ine., Home*. Shore Lake Barry Homes, Ine., to W. W. to Ine., Homes, Barry Joseph F. Schmitt, etux, to to etux, Schmitt, F. Joseph I.ske Shorn Homes, Tnc., to to Tnc., Homes, Shorn I.ske Bryon L. Kimball, etux, to to etux, Kimball, L. Bryon Clo- to etux, Risner, J. L. d k Land and Lakes, Inc., to A. A. to Inc., Lakes, and Land Frederick F. Smith, etnx, to to etnx, Smith, F. Frederick to etux, Jr,, Nicks Charles ela M Hlo t Ed­ to Hilton M. Perlean First Fed. S. and L. Atan. Atan. L. and S. Fed. First etal, Jr., Clayton W. Charlea ere uh eu t Bur* to etux Pugh, George Legal Notice Legal operated ■ucreiefully for for ■ucreiefully operated el aae nacin , Tnnaaction* Fatale Real t ISN ALEXANDER WILSON at Daaaaatd Mrlnloah W. Kannath /a/ Decree* Divorce Final a irtr f h Ratata tha nf Eierutor Aa y Lt* Fa Clark Lath* By: Jude* County * C Vro Wt, Jr. Witt, V*r*o* C./*/ arae AppllcatiesM Marriage IL ORELAND, VIOLA atroo Suh Caro­ Sauth Waittrboro, ie and Cere- line death Waltsrbara, lina: petition. ht patttlanbat* ha* a that Courthouse l a n i f , I I, y n a p m o c n you and Records at FUed Salta A CfTATION A r o t HI. r e d n a x e l

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t% t ii r r m t i iT r o i h t o r SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith i> t h e i i it( i i t rot irr or t iiv : m m i n mmii cm. THE NINTH JV IIICfAl. I IK- m r o r i m i rim « h m i- Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Cl IT. IN A Nil r o ll flKMI* \oi.i# lorvrv. ii.iiiiiii n o l k r n iA T V , r i . 011111%* >o. m m CHAN CEIt V NO I f Til UNITED IMPROVEMENT A INVESTING ro n r. EAHT RIVER HAVINGfl HASK 3. Notice* - PenwRaU G. For Rent Plaintiff, a N#w York banking corpor­ TIZZY By Kate Osann *«* ation. RENT A BEI) ALTON n OUK svi'l ItOSA- Plaintiff Rollaway, Hoipital A Baby LIE A* ODE. hit wlf# ii, FA 1-2111 Consolidate All I*# fen itt nil* WILLI A At It nollIXf'ON. JR Beds a o t ic e n r *1 it i % and LKXOItE nOMNIION, hla By Lay Week, or Month Mdirrieif.i: rriHKi.boo nr* wlf*. and TIIE COMMKftCIAL Office 204 W. First ■roi ALTON It. (IUK sml HANK AT WINTER PARK. Your Bills CARROLL'S FURNITURE ROS A LIE A. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ed-in Front Porch. FA 2-1727. By Dick Turner furil II.r.M. M A II TII A MASK CARNIVAL IVITNKXS iny haml and of- Arthur If. Ilerkwlth. Jr. I),..lied filial etui of of fit * .1 Heinl- clerk of Circuit Court Tn til reed llara and l-rraane 2 Bedroom, (timitihed house. “I hop* th* rest of that young m in’s car work* aa well 3 Bedroom. Unfurnished llyt Martha T. Vlhlau nol* Count). Klorl'l*. this tllh llavlnn rlalm. nr Demand* Call FA 2-3031, a* th* horn do**!" house. t.r>03 Douglas, Call day of February, 1743. Deputy Clark Al.latt hold Karat.l Gregory and Etllaoa {UK AM Too and ttrh of you tr» FA 2-0413. Attorneys for Plaintiff her.br nnllfled tnd r.gulr.d Arthur II. U.ckwIUi, Jr, 6, F o r R en t G. For Rent 1'l.ik of Clri'iilt Coil r l :i ft. W, 40th Avenue lo prevent any rltlme trad .).- Legal Notice 3 Rooms A Bath, nicely Mr: M.rllia T. Vlhl-n Fort La udrrdale, Florida mind, wblrh you, or allh.r Jly. Robert W, Ellison (um. $43.00. 407*3 W. 1st. li.putr Cl.tk of ynu. mty htv. anwlmt In rtd Crewrl af Ike County Unfurn, 2 Bt'droom home. FurnUhcd 3 Bedroom. Ma- Publlah Fob. 30, 37 * >l*r. I, Publish February IS. SO, If III. ..111. nr MARTHA HANK Jud if. teiolaole rauaty, mate Fenced yard, florage. $75. aonarj- home. I block WeM It. in ;. March 0. 1912. dec.t.td, 1*1* of *tld Connlr. of Florida. In Probate, I SLEEPING Room. FA 2-8741. S 6 M T 0 P € W C T to Iht County Jud*. of Aeml- la ra Ike F.eratr afi FA 2-3219 Evening*. of l|wy 17-92. on Longwood nnlt County. Flurldt, it hi* PHIDIP IV. CRANE Rd. then 1 block South. 3 BEDROOM furnished house, fo u n ts T o w offlr. In lha Marl tannin of Unfurnished 2 Bedroom OUR BOARDING HOUSE Deceaaed. $95 Month. FA 2-1010. Lgctvm? SS£/ES atld County at Hanford, Flor­ FI A 41. AOTIt K house, Fla. R m , Car­ ida. within all i-tl.ndtr Notlre tv hereby ulven (hat Furn. Apartment, Cloir-in. port®, in Lake Mary. Avail- &RLET Ifl63. FRIEhlOsCJ month* from tha llmt of lha the underalgned will, on th* FA 2-M00. CLEAN, first floor Apart­ flrtl puhlleallon of Ihla no­ L HAK-KAFF— UM-M— X Ittd day of April, A D. 19(2 Mar. 15th, Call TE $-9190 ment. Private entrance. 1004 AMD NOvf, LADIES A.JD, lle. )5»rh cltlm or demand preaent tn th* Honorable Reafl ET -D AMN00MC6 THAT Carl’* Gw. Longwood, Fla. Nicely Furn. Garage Apt. Palmetto. aeNTte/ACM.ASTHB thall bo In wrltlnn. and ahill County Judr* n* Srtnltn.le 'MR.WAOEBHASPEHJ.SR, - ■ tat* Ih* pltc* of r.tldtnr* County. Florid*, hla final re­ 1912 Sanford Ave., Phone CWAWD FlMAlt.X tnd poat afrtc. addrt*. of Ih* IM, called -M i e W m im o O i turn, aroount and vuurhert. FA 1-5608. NICE Sleeping room, eall PRtMWT WA30R AMOS L TO HELPTRAIhlTHe * eltlmant. and *h»11 bt twnrn ** Admlntatralor of (h* Eatate 9. HDOPIB OF OW C M ti In by Iht eltlmanl, hi* an*nl. Legal Notice FA 139M after 3 P M. IAstronauts / fortunately, of rilll.ll* IV. CRANK, de- FAIR c rr//K t vtit-u or .llorn.y, and any nuch ceaaed. and at raid time, then X HAVE PRBRARSD Aj i\ TiiK nun it ro i h t . IMTRODOCSTU& claim or demand not to filed and thera, make application to FURN. APT. 2300 MeHonvilk. BRIEF TALK ON M V MSTII Jllilrhl. CIIICIIT, Legal Notice ^Celebrated Ttem- thall b. void. th* aald JolKe for a final INCREDIBLE BATTLES) /a/ Tatmar flraden settlement of ht* admlntatra- l> % Ml unit NKMIMIU; 2 BEDROOM, furn. Apt. Con­ ROPE WALKER, n i l A T L ULOHIIIA. With tub south s e a s / throw At Administrated or th* lion of aald eatate, and for MR.% LIP r.%#M \U. I14IT IN TIIK CIHrtllT € OI HT. tact 2312 Palmeto. HEAD HUNTERS V f THE WWD Ktlal. of an order dlarharslnn him NINTH J l l l i r m , CIH41I IT. AGCE.O KKUKBAT* .VATIOXAL MOIIT- MARTHA MANX, ■ • aurh t dm f nlet ra t or. IN 4ND EOH SKWINOI.K Lsag.oit' OAOR ASSOCIATION. # ror- dtretaed Dated this the 5*rd day ot rill NT1, EDO till) 4, t* 40K Unfurn. 1 Large Bedroom porfttlon ornanlted under «r» ai.n.trom. Davit A Mrlnlmh Fabruary, A. D. 1»4:. NO. 11413 Apt - Kitchen Equipped. X)* Ael of Conir#M #nd #«l#1lnir Attornaya for Admlnl.tralrl* /*/ Howard K. neither KEDEHAD NATIONAI, ilOtlT- purau«nt to th# K#J#r#1 .Na­ W. 18th St. P. O. Dr. war 131 At Admlnlatrator ol th* (3 AtJE ABSOt.T ATION. a ror- Hanford. Florid. Eital* of tional *\fortK*K# Aa*ocl#tlon pnratlna organts.il nntlrr an Charter Act, ruhlljjl Mar. A II. 3*. »T, 1 >43 PHIDIP IV. CRANK Act ot Cangresa an* ealatlng Furn. 2 Bedroom house.Adulti. Derailed riaintirr. natick T#. pnrauant la th* Etiltrol Na- F A 2-7664. *4 nr a err fltanatrom. Daria A Molntoah tlnntl Mnrtgaga Aaenclation IN TIIK N AMR OF TIIK Attornaya for Admlnlatrator OTTO A. TURLKT. #t tit . Charier Aft, FTATK OF FI.OKIUA TOi n#r#ndanta Desirable 2 Room Fum. P. O. Drawer 111 Plaintiff. IIKNJAMIN F. NTONK and NOTtrn n r Hanford, Florida v*. Apartment, 6 ntllei from PAT1.INK M. IITONK. hit nu t»:ri.o#i itu MI.K KICIIARD C. BENNETT, at base. 1st Floor, Water A wlf*. lh m i ) (H ic v i t c o u r t o f Nolle# la h#r#by *lv#n that TOU AUK HKUKRT HOTI- TIIK NINTH J im t la l. CIK- nn th# 22nd day of March. Washing Machine furnish­ 19S2. at Ih# hour of 1*Q© Defendant*. l FIKD lhal FBDKIIAL NA­ Cl’IT. IN AND FOR IK N I. NOTICE OK TIONAL, 3IOHTOAOK AJMO- o'clock P- M., I will a#U lo ed. $45 Mo. Ph. FA 2-3771. NOCK roUNTY. FI.OItmA. IN ron Et l.iani IIK g 41,R CfATlOM, * cprporatlen nr« CMANCKRT NO. HMD th# hlnhaal and brat bidder (tnlaa.l under an Ant of Con- for ranh* itt th# front dour of Nolle* ta liorsby given that SANDRA F. DITTDE. nn th* :tnd day of March, 9. F or Sale o r Kent fr*«* and ait.tlnr purtu.nt to Plalntllf, th# M*mlnn1# Count y Court thWf* Senttor, th# audience Is mixing this progranr Mil tha Fedtral National Mort- Iloua#* In th# Plly of H.inford, tot:, si th* hour of t:0* •ra. o'clock P, 31., I will atll tn .1' SLIGHT NOTE OF I nan* Atvorlallon Charier Art, 0# ml nol# county. Flu rid#, |iur* CUSTOM BUILT Home ot) up with your ‘Food lor the World’ program !’r DOHHT O. DITTDE. the hlgtlrat and hart Wilder d isah prcnA l -- hivlnc filed In thin Court Hi Dalaodant ■in# til lu lhal Ctrl# I it Final Lake. Rent or Sate. Rea­ m s ■ ■mn Hill of Complaint, th* Dttrta of ForailtiMiir# mad# for oaah, St Ilia front door nt NOTICK TO DKFluND th* Bamlnol* County Court sonable. Call evening!. Ph. ntlur. and purpoe. of which TOi BORRT O. DITTDK and #nt#r#d In th# ahuv# jt to fnr.elot. that e.rlnln atylrd emu##, on lha 111 It day Him**, tn lh* City ot Han­ FA 2-1597. Dot 4111* w ,q ford, Bamlnol* County, Plor- morifaae **.cut*d by Dllly of February, 1912. th# pro* Raldavlll*. linn ala Ida. pursuant to that certain c.rl I’yl. a/b/n B. C. PyU Toil ARE 11EKKUV NOTI- party Involved located 2 Bedrm., Bath, Corner Lot, and Ju Ann Pyl*. hit wlf., to In H#mltio1# rouuty. Florida, Klnal Darr** uf Korecloauro FI ED that a complaint for iiiada and anterad In lh* Awnings, Patio, Blind*. Inttltullon.l Morlfin* Com­ dlrorra haa been fllad agalnat and d#acrllii)il at fullowa, to* pany on Ilia 11th day at May trll! at,ova atylad rail**, on tho $300. Down, take over Pay­ you, and you ara required to 34 th day of rat,ruary, IMS, llto, that aald Complaint Lot IS. mock K. COU.V* terra a eopy of your anewer the property Involved being ments $62. Mo. 106 Coun­ prayt for an tcrounltna to h. of pleading to tha complaint TUT CLUII MINOR. Unit taken under th. direction of No. S. accord I rift lo th# located In ftarnliiole County, try Club Circle. on tht Plaint If Fa attorney, Ktorlda, and deacrlbed at fol- tho Court for wh.t I* due Ualaa 4. Watathouan, 13 Eaat plat th#r«of «« r#cord#d Ilia Plaintiff for principal and In PUl Hook IS, |MK#a lows, to-wlt: Washington Htrert, Orlando, t.ot 11 tn Block C of DIT­ 1U. Wanted lo Kent Interval un t.ld m ortftf. and Florida, and III* lha original 76 and 71. Public lltc* mortal** not. tnd for th. orda of Htmlnol# County, TOS 1VEKIW A EHT A T EB aoawar of pleading tn Ih* of- No. I, according to tha 2 or 3 Bedroom home, furn­ oottt. c tiara** and aiptna.t Ilea af th* Clark of th* Cir­ Fin rid# 5; and Includlnar Ineludlnf attorney', fit* and apcclfkally hut not by 1*1 at tharaof record ad in cuit Court on or befnr. th. Plat Book t, page IS, af ished, FA 2-4980 after 4:30. aba tract fee* and that tn d*- Itnd day of March, 1*41. way of 11 ini tat ton th# fol­ fault of aueh payment, tttla, lowing f lit uraat th* I’ubtla Hacorda of If you fall to do to, a de­ ttrmlnolc County, Florida. ini.real, .atate. cltlm, dt- cree pro cnnfaBao will ha tu­ Ilratrr; Hunlin Ml. k\ D. 12. Ileal Estate For Sale mtnd tnd m)uly of rtdtmp- Hnr, No, $102; and V#n#« DATED till* 31th day of tored agalnal you for th* re­ February, 174?. 1 lot tf tht D.fandtntt tnd 11*4 ii fillnda; all prrman* 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, low down lief demanded In lha com­ (HEAD) til partont clalminf by, plaint. #ntly Inatallrd, payment A assume monthly through, uudar or tftlnat DATUD thla 21th day of Arthur If Ba.kwlth. Jr.. DONK and ORDERED at Clark of th' Circuit Court them or any of tht. ht than, Sanford. Stmlnol* County, Fabruary, 1962. payments of $81.00 Including lutaly barred ant foraeloaad; (•BALI Ninth Judicial Circuit, In 1 Florida, thla llth day of Feb­ and for Bamlnol* County, taxes, FHA financing. Ph. ■■Id tult btlnf filed In tht ruary. 1113. Arthur If R#<'kwlth. Jr. SUfiS, TH ERrs Clrrult Court of tht Ninth tMrrk of tht Circuit Court Florida FA 2-8192 (■BAD) By: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. SOMETHING WRONG Judicial Clrc.lt, In and for Ninth Judicial Circuit, In Arthur II. Barkwllh, Jr, Publlah Mar. 4. 1»4J. WITH ONE OF MT TWCIS l Mamlnolt County. Florida. I. Clerk of lh* Circuit Court Mild fur Mniiiiiol# County, Cham try. anlltl.J FKDKItAll WHAT WILLVOU Uy: M.rtha T, Vlhlen Florid# n a t i o n a i , m o k t h a o b a b b o - IN TIIK Mlll l'IT t til HT, SL Johns Realty Co. CHARGE TO Deputy Clerk My Mart ha T. Vlhlen, O-C. NINTH Jt D in 41. M in t IT. CIATION, ■ corporation orftn- PubJUh Mar* «. 1962. THE TIME TESTED FIRM t COME OUTAWP Dlnton H. Waterhuue* IN INI) Foil nr.MINOl.i: lied under an Aet of Confr.ee AHornay at 1-*-* UG N. Park Ave FA 2-6I21 CHKK u r and eiltllnf purautnt to Iht 16 Till? CIRCUIT m i HT n r COl'NTl. FI.OHttl 4, l'4*K Ii Kaal Washington NO. 11444 K.d.rat National Mortftnt Orlando, Florida TIIK M M II JIIIICIAL f’lll- Aeaorlatl.a Charter Art, Plain- tip IT OF AMI FOR IIKtfll- KEDEHAI, NATIONAI. MuRT- Fubltah Fob. 3*. IT A March rtAUE AfWOCIATtON. a cor­ tier. v.raiia HKNJAMIN F. I, It, 1(43. 6 0I.K COUNTS*# FI.(Hllll %, Legal Notice ■TON): and PAItUNr. M. C|IA>CKH% NO. 11112 poration uncanlard under an Act of Cungreae and ealatlng HTONK. Ilia wlf*, D.f.nd.nt., IN TIIK CIHCFIT rot HT. UNITKU I SI PRO V KOI KNT A in t ii h rinci'iT ror n t o f pursuant to tb* Federal Na­ b.lnf Cbann.ry Cat. No. NINTH JtlllUAI, tlMCIIT INVKHTING CO HI*. TIIE NINTH Jl lilt'141. Cilia 111(4, pr.ylnr for a f.ro- Plaintiff, tional Mortgaga Aaaoalatlon Cl IT OF 4 N It FOR BKWIa OF FI.OHIDA IN AND FOR Charter Act. rtoaura or aald mortgaga an annihoLM c o u n t y . • ##• NDI.F. COUNTY, FI.nit 111 4 Plaintiff, tha following daaerlbad land, IK IIIANCKHY NO. II4IT JOHN JUNKS. JR., a n d ------<:ll4NC7:Hr n o . iis m 4 a. tying and balng In atmlnolt CITATION TO APPR4H JOXKft. hla wit#, If h# ba THE BORTOV FIVE TENTH WIM.lAM TIHIRT DADTON, County, Florida, to* wit: a n d allow ctriK tnnrrli cl MAYI.N'iiM BANK, l„it S3. Illurk 1. NORTH TOi W 11,1,1 E nOBKKTHON liAfandanta. at ua , Plaintiff, OKI,ANDO HKI'ONP AU­ Whnao a.ldreee la un­ NOTI CSC OF RI1T l\ Dafendanta. VI n o t ic e o r DITION, according t. plat known and Htaldenr* un­ HOIITOtliK FORMCLOMI IIK JOHN T IVtt.HON and VERA KOHKM.oat h e an.K A n i w t f to Frttlau* Puul. Ihorouf rarord.d la Plat known TOi JOIIK JUNKS, J11. and M. XV11-HON. hit wife. Hook II, pagaa 31, 31. and A Mworn Complaint having ■------JONKfl. hla wlfa NOTICE I* hereby given Defendants Travel Talk that on the 3Xml day of Senator's Successor II. Publlr R.rorda af been filed In (lie Circuit Court lte*ldi*!ir#— Unknown NnTicr or arir in Remlnola County, Florida. In and for Bamlnol* County. You ar# h#r#by notified March. 174?, at lha hour of MORTliXliK KORKI COM BE 1:00 o'clock I*. M, 1 will tall ACSOU 4 Whrr. ACROSS « Malayaian Un Tou, and aach uf you, ara Florida. In Chancery, entitled tlmt # Complaint to f»r#clnaa •rill JOHN f. XVIDHON an I Mr,<1on ll harthy retiulrad In ftla p.r- In tha highest and heat bid­ 1 Frcm h roort 1 New U.3. rein "MATHIK IUH1KHTHO.N. Plain­ a ••rlalu niortgaa# ancumher- X-EflA M. WIDHOM, bit M.parl I I'ulUh linrert • Mill onnally nr by attorn*)'. In tho tiff. -v*. W11,1,1 K IIOHKIIT- Ing tli# following tUaorlbad der for eaeh. at the front n If* • VuciMud atnalor, Maurice door of lb* Hnnlnot* Count) • M,ml «r of lh. J ------Jr. 10 War boala nttlco of tho Clork of oold HON. Defendant ", praying for r#al pruprrty, to-wlti 3,13 llully Klrvet UN Kb.) 7 MMl*ni lit). 11 French Court, In Iko I'ounlr Court l-it 131. O A K L A N ft Court House. In th* city of Kama* City, Sllatnurl Am e ric an 7II. turceeded certain relief for th* above S'Truil si Ih. ■ North •timmrri llouao I. nonford. Romlnolo named Plaintiff, and agalnal III according tu lha Hanford, Hemlnol* County. Ynu ara hereby notified that nr,tun the late — Anllll.) ‘ Urldyea 12 Painful County, Florldo, on or btfor. Tou *• the Defendant. pUt |h#r#f»f a* r#cord#d In Florida, purauant to that cer­ a Complaint to forertn.e a 13 Alrarun tltj • ttuulan Near tho lira day of Marnh, A. D. tain Final Decree of Fort- m ill UhioU 10 Nigh! Hum 13 Culmlnalion lOConfcderile NOW, THKIIEFOHK, THIB Plai Hook IS, Page* 62 rrrtai n mortgage « nr unbar­ 14 Immediately :eneral 1*33. your app.aranaa, anawor |g TO NOTIFY YOU That If and 61. P ii hi In Recur dn r»f ilnaur* made and entered In ing the fnllowtiiB deeerlbeil 14 ho, 1,1 Ml II To. uJ Ih* nr slhar d.fenalva pleading! (be above atylad causa, on the a id * 15 Vedic hymn 31 £ Ir yuu with tn dtreud agalnal Hr in l n«tle cjuii nty, Florida; real pruperly, to-wlt: ) s r, ih'ti •IwlUrad n liar, file to Ihla oomplalnl tn thl* cauaa ;«th day of February, 17*3, It Aoitr 10 Scab worker and rontaat Ih* above entitled Including all at r ue l or*# !-nl *, llliiek 1, POltNTttT ItUlennr imp* 2.1 (hlota and altu to aorva upon Band- thr muperty Invut *d In ihe IT Hin t nkknim. 20 Daciiny 17 I been rharadcr niton, yuu art required to and l in pm Tt # me tit ■ now CI.CB SIANtllt. L’NIr Nil, 31 Contanwra 31 OhMrvtd 42 Nol loo 11 Shield bearlnf 24 lUiual portion era, MrKwan, tchware A file your inawer or other and hereafter on aald above atylad h u m balng la­ 3 arrordlng tn the plat II Anotnllnf 33 Ftencb fir) 31 Prepoaillsn 47 RuropMn ne ted In Bamlnol* County, JOCntni. 33 Nomad 34 Haiti 43 Beloved 20 Mariner* At tin * atl.raayi for Ib4 Plain- written dof.iia*. If any yo. land and flat urea all ach­ tbareof aa rernrdfd tv friend 37 Fraaaed blackbird Florida, and d**crll,*d aa fol­ II Melnc nwitun* 14 Italian lo o e y 33 Raglan of 44 Nevada dtp direction tiff, 1M Ka.t ronirat Avanua. have, to thla Complaint with ed to or u«#d in nonuac- Plat Hunk IS, PNaea ;s 31 Makea enduring 24 Hollywood 30 Fiber kn.li a Dill t ir Ian do, Florida, a ropy of Unit with tha aald pra- ium. to- will 31 hoouiKlr.l 23 Individual* Central Europe 41 Tear nam. tho Clerk of utd Court and to and 74. Public Record- uf 34 F. 37 Search., 241 an , 30 Coif rouriM 4t Communiat raid pleading., ntberwlt. aald tnlw% lust 41. Janeen'a Hubdlvl- 311'ntriomptnWiI 44 Oak 23 OtberwlM 43 Beflnninf 31 Kar*p4 aarea upon Plaintiff* Attor­ Hemlnule t'ounty, Florida. 3T Viallay 34 Uulfarlan tom 47 Soap-nukiiif 27 Dreia Itlll of Complaint will ba tak­ haa U#»n filed agalnal you In aton, ar-curdlug tu the 24 City in Jt»» 30 River nymph 43 Ctcatrta S3 Number ney. AI.IIKKT N. PITTIf, whoa* Iia* been filed agalnet you In SO 1^*1 Ii Sacred Imar. 40 Qraak tatUr fra* * 31 Violin maker en a* cunfttatd by you tad addreaa la I Maaonlo Build­ tha above-atyled atilt,.and you ptai thereof aa recorded Ilia ahove-atyled ault. and 33 I'rrlilnlnf to 30 Alluwtoc. lor 44 Top M the head 44 CapuchUi in Plat Book ll, pea* 37, 31 MciiitU/ tgund 3DlAwyera lab I 41 Cater 43 Mu.,* wail* 43 Craft* each of you. ing. Hanford. Florida, a ropy ara reunited to aerv# a ropy yuu ar* required Vo eerve a S1IM«I Uie toll palate DONK AND ORDERWP thl* of aald Anawar or othtr writ­ of your Anawar or Pleading »f tb* Ihihllc Recurda of ropy of your Anawar «r 33 l U u l r~ J" 4 r nr 34 Fliten cloth *lh day of Fabruary. A. D. to tha Complaint on Plaintiff'# Hemlnol* County, Florida. r“ r r r- IT 33 Frminln. l T~ 4 r~ 3 T” r~• IT IT rr ten def.ua*. on or b.for. Ih. Fltadliig tu the Complaint on 34 lltnldlc Ltnd ttat. at ganford, femiaola tf th dor .f March, A. D. attornaya, ANtJKIlMON, ItUfUI. Together with lha follow­ I’tainllffa attornaya. ANDEIt. 33 Narrow rat ir appellation County, Florida. UK AN, \A IWNUKA A »an den ing Item* af property ir 30 lllninf rerally nr IT till. •ON, RCH1I. DEAN. DrtWNDES M M'ttl.rn 1BEAI-) IlKIttl, 222 K ill Central Ava­ w tilth are located In and 40 For fear (hat THF NATtlttK of told Com­ A van deu ilKttrt, 1-3 Ei >4 ir fr If" Arthur H. Hockwltn. Jr. plaint la la pray that lha il ue, Orlando, Florida. and permanently Installed at Central Atmur, tirland ., trior* dm I left 41 RullflfliUri W Clerk of lh. Circuit Court I 41 Mineral apt inf abort atylad Court grant th* f ile t Ha in ii mat Atiwn er **r a part of th* Improve­ Ida, and (lie the nrlgtntl An- *3 leral baldlnp Jar of demlnot. County, Flor­ Pleading In (ha wfflra i«C III# ments on aald property: 31 Va« r 44 Not doted r r ii abota named Plaintiff a Di­ ■war nr Pleading In in* , r. ■ 47 RteoiUh ida vorce a vinculo matrimonii Clark of the Circuit Court on t VVeallnghoot* Oven. Die of lb* Clerk of tho Cir­ 40‘ Hiamond IT m 1 Hr: Marika T. Vihttn Model I No. V14431I. Her. Male • lib.) 40 liualrmilit from You: or hofur# tha 32 nd day of cuit f'nurl nn or before the w n Umber ire. Depute Clark PAID NOT TO ANK1VKR Mar-h. 1962. If you fall tu «U No. nDCIT-4 33n lakaa1 By i Jean K. With., llth day of February, 1962. Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn hr India B" 3 B ruth wood day uf February, |S«; (dial.) Deputy Clark liS A L ) and for Btutlaula Counts. 44 rruilI iaril 1 will not te tMpmulMo (•HAD) 4 Rich*ichalorof Albert N. Fltta Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Florida Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr, MOWN <>r for Any d.bin incnrrtM br Attornay for Plaintiff Clark of tha Circuit Court Jly Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. . p g ^ U k ) an) on# otter than my a. If. Clerk nf Circuit Court I IrL.i nim* I Maeoulr Bldg lly: Martha T. Vthlan Ill nun: A Jerulgan tty* Martha T. Vlhlen f Mwtviu ILoan Banford, Florida twputy Clark I*. (I. Boa 434 ~ ~ W. R k k ail ( Aagravt Deputy Claik I 4 IWplianf au,k □ mm U cqUqv Fubltah Fab. It, 14, IT A Fubltah Feb. St, ST A Mara# ll«Dand, Fla. Publish 7 ah. 3u. 37 A March L March 4. 1444. 6. IS. I96S. Publleb Mar. I, 1743. t. II, 17*4 / The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2-2611

12. Heal Entitle For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale &au(urh irraiii Tues. M ar. l>. *62— P a ge 9 27. Special Services 33. Furniture .11. Articles For Sale 3(1. ‘Automobiles - Trucks Nice 3 Br.. 2 Bath home, Attractive new 3 Bedroom, FRKilDAlUi: ROLLAWAY, Hospital and t:.‘ ".u;:t It. to 1 illrr, $:a. i’ h. LOOKING FOR AN EXTRA Fla. Room. FA 2-4408. 20 LOTS Masonary home. FHA, $72 By Nadine Seltzer Sale* it Service Baby Bed* For Rent by FA 2-8809. CLEAN USED CAR? ALV per month including taxes G. H. HIGH Day. Week, or Month. MODEL . . . SOLD WITH 1 1.1. M ori gage Loans Factory ro you A Insurance. Wo pay clon­ 1100 W 1st St. Sanford FURNITURE CENTER YR, W ARRANTY. P1I. R A Y $1,000 CASH ALUMINUM BLINDS ing cost. Stewart Warner. MORTGAGE LOANS Ph FA 2-3583 ItOo French Ave. WINFREE, DAY FA 2 *884; Enclosed head; Sag-proof bot­ Receis wall Furnace. Vinyl FHA and Conventional Pit. FA 2-7953 AFTER 6 P.M. FA 2 2721. 2 LOTS, high & dry, tile throughout. Ceramic Commercial 1- Residential WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, tom rail with plastic end*. 70’ x Z2.T ea., appx. tile Bath. Awning window*, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FREE ESTIMATE Plastic or rayor tape*. Cot­ 19:H COMET. 4 dr. Sedan, like M ane Cabinet*, Land- Stenstrom Realty Atl Types and Sire* Upholstering 4 Mattren ren­ ton or nylon cord*. new. Automatic Drive, Ra­ 2 blks. from city icaped. 1902 W. 4th. You We Repair and Service ovating, Slip Cover* made to Siv.knrik Glass and Paint dio and Heater. Price to limits, $400 each. wilt have to *ee this house til N. Park Ave. F.A 2-2420 STINE order. Ail work guaranteed, Co. sell. No trade-in. FA 3-6471. to apprccato the value. Machinery and Supply Co, New A Used Furniture. Call 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Terms. Let u* *how it to you, Call 1C. Femnle Help Wanted 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at ’37 DODGE. 4 dr. V8, good FA 2-4280 or FA 2-5*81, new location, 709 Celery Btlng Trantlcrred- Must aril condition. Rut needi trana- SUNSHINE REALTY Wanted Jr. or Senior Ope- T. V. repair equipment, ANIMAL HAVEN Ave., FA 2-1117. mitiion repair*, $293. Ph. Amy Anderson rator. Call Mary Brown1* BOARDING KENNEL Tube Caddy, complete set Reg. Real Estate Broker ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, FA 2 7719. Beauty Shop, FA 2-G601. Obedient & Bird Dog training. WE BUY UKd furniture. Ph. of Sam’s, 300 tube*, ipare 2419 So. Trench Are. Realtor Will board female bird dog FA 2-3875. parti. FA 2-6314 afler I 1953 Volkswagen. 1957 En* Day FA 2-74B5 Raymond Lundquilt, As roc. WANTED; -Experienced Beau­ for right, to raise puppies. P. tn. glne a n d Transmission, Night FA 2-4111 FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. tician: guaranteed salary. W. lit St. FA 2-5752, • BIG VALUES Abarthi Muffler, Mlebelln Eva Bess Beauty Shop. • QUICK CREDIT TENOR Sax. Excellent con­ Tire*, Good running condi­ Oscar M, Harrison dition. Call FA 2-0054. Beautician, Cut 'N Curl PIANO TUNING — Electronic • EASY TERMS tion, FA 2-5566, Registered Broker River Front Beauty Shop. FA 2-OS34 or or Scientific, Repairing. WE GIVE TOP VALUE 1111 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-8827 KENMORK Automatic Wash­ FA 2-4013. W. L. HARMON STAMPS Cara bought 4 sold , Ph. FA 2-4223 er $30.00. 17-92 and Lake REEL'S USED CARS j Property 9-ACRE CHICKEN FARM Bookkeeper • Typist, with WILSON - MAIER Kathryn. J. V. Eltch. Ph. 11th St. 4 Sanford Ava. with 2-siory home, 6 other New and Used Furniture Experience, Must have good T E L E P H O N E TE 8 3087. Ph. PA 1-7226 WEKIVA RtVF.R ESTATES sheds and buildings; 8 acres references, not be afraid ANSWERING SERVICE 311 E. Firit St. FA 3-5622 Approximately 2H acre*, with improved pasture; 800' of work. Write enclosing When you don’t Answer, WE I SET of Americana Ency­ ISO ft. on river, H mile off WANTED Reliable Couple to 37. Hontn • M otors trontage on llwy. 46 close Itesume 4 Snapshot. Box DO! 24 HOUR SERVICE clopedia, 1980 Edition and take ever payment! on 3 B* 46 In. - 15 efo Sanford Herald. 7 DAYS EACH WEEK 1 Tape Recorder. FA 2-W92 16' Thunderblrd, Flberglas, Complete Room* of Furni­ $13,100 with term*. • U»e our Facilities in 75 hp. Johnson tilt Trailer, ture. $13.50 Per Month, Call BUY, Trade or Sell U*ed $5,600 JIM HUNT REALTY 18. Help Wanted your Business plus extras, Prop, Compan, collect. TE 8-1511. Furniture, Appliance*. TV ’s 2524 Park Drive Sanford, Fla. + We have a Kate to Suit Speedometer, Windshield Call FA 3-6473 after 6:00 p.m. or what have you. Williams Office FA 22118 Every Need Wiper, 12 4 8 gallon tanks. USED FURNITURE Furnllure Mart, Hwy. IT-82, Nights FA 2-0648 Efficient-Confidential Service Excellent condition, 14k 1 Acre, 27 FL 1953 Palace Casselberry, Fla. FA 2-8627 906 S. Myrtle Ave. SELLOUT! years old. $3000 value, now HouMtraller, City Water, 10 Acres with 3, 2 Bedroom $1500 FA 2-0473 after • “You war* right! 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statistics show that for every William A . Mills, retired grown three times as fast as an objective view of a city and sised, to see what it behind fire protection, tax structure, Interested in getting new In­ a new site eould be discour­ 100 new' jobs, retail sales in­ Chamber ot Commerce execu­ Seminole County. can ace its needs and short­ them, while still keeping their good government, the labor dustry, in productivity, in aged from settling in a com­ comings better than those who situation, productivity, recrea­ tive and member of the Flor­ "Bui you have a golden op­ eyes on the future. boosting the economy, or are munity by the uncooperative crease $360,000. with the re- ida Council of Business and portunity now to catch up, live there," Mills said. Speaking on business cli­ tion. culture, sewage and wa­ they complacent ? " Mills attitude of the general public. suiting economic ripples Industry, told Itotarians Mon­ wilh the tremendous potential Civic leadcra interested in mate, he said (hat this is the ter facilities and the attitude asked. "The entire community spreading and touching every day that In spile of the tre­ of the Nova project coming getting new business Into the sun total of all factors of the of the people of the commun­ walk of life and every field of mendous growth of the atate, your way," he added. community need to use a rear community and mentioned ity. He gave examples to show must be involved." he said. business. other areas in Florida have "An outaide specialist hat view mirror, Mills empha­ school!, streets, police and "A re the people of Sanford how a business firm, seeking Mills also pointed out that Ubr &anfdrb ^rralb PziK-e 10— Tucs, Mnr. 6, ’62 Seminole Blood Bank Donors Listed Sixty men and one woman Hickson gave their 10th each Richard Griffith, Rev. Ernest contributed to the Seminole and Marvin Warfcl his ninth. Bolick Jr., Bernard J. Sny­ Save Up T o County Blood Bank during the The Gallon Club took in der and John Scroggins. 3 f»7 o month of February, according three new members. Ben First timers were James On A uto to a report from auperviaor Hughes Jr., Gordon Bradley Torbit. James Welch, William Insurance Mrs. James Doucette, IlN, re­ and Bobert I.cFils, who all Owens Jr.. Charles Mahonc, Ages 16-60 AH l.inrs ceived today. Donald Vcrigan, Gerry Bal gave their eighth pint. Written The local woman donor was Seven-timers were Albert lard, Richard Sites, Ralph Call • C. O. TODD Miss Mabel Chapman, who Bochmcr, Harry Echelbcrgcr Farnham, Charles Kampf, FA 2 MRS gave her 15th pint of blood. for A LL your Insuranrt and David Rogers and Ver­ Wilbur Tomlinson, Vernon Men included C. C. Hender­ Ressrnt, Alex Trimbur. James 216% S. Park - Sanford non McNeil donated his sixth. ^ 2 * Next To Thriftway son, who gave his 17th, Wil­ A. Sebourn, John Flowers, Fourth time around for liam B. HiChardc, his 15th. Roger Harris, Harry Boston, " VTIONWIDE these men came in February, and William E. Mattair, his Tony Perez, Charles Dunton. Mutual Insurance Walter Balsar, Arnold Hood. 14th. Willis Caldwell and Douglas Co. Robert Carver, Franklin Gore Hem* Office: Columbus, O. John T. Fortier and Joseph Raike Jr. and Charles Jenkins. Three pints each have been Enterprise given by Elbert William!. Ed­ ward Perry, Caretn Gager, Gives $46.60 James Renton. W. E. James, To Heart Fund James Richards. Frank Pirro, Prefinished David Rerricn. Franklin Mont­ Miss Helen Snodgrass, gomery and Vergil Anderson. chairman of the Heart Fund Hardwood Coming in for the second Drive in the Enterprise area, time were (). K. Robinson, today reported that a total Harold Chapman, William Paneling LIFESAVING APPARATUS waa demonstrated of 146 60 was collected for the Soufhside School Plans Fun With Fashions Chandler, Harry Leslie, Don­ by Sun ford Firemen at a recent Chuliiota meet­ drive. ald Farrens, John A. Arm­ 5 5 4 0 1 Friday la the big day (or typical school day wilh the eral door prircs which have ing .sponsored by the Retired Folks Club in co- At the same time. Miss Snod­ strong Jr., Robert It. Ken­ Southsldc students, teachers following leachrrs and stu­ been donated by Mona's operntion with the Greater Chuluota Community grass expressed her apprecia­ nedy Jr., John Woodard, and parents as they get ready dents as models: Flower Shop, Melodee Skat­ Club wnich 1ms purchased such equipment for tion to ail workers who made (4X8 SHEET) for their big evening of fun Act I — Miss Martha I.acey, ing Rink, McCrary's, Hit/ distribution in the community. A t left, L t. G. M. the many house to house calls and fashions to begin at 8 Mist Delores Swilley, Mist Theatre, Toy Cnrral, Capri, Harriet? nnd Fireman 1/C B. L. Gilbert show and to all resident* who so GENUINE HARDWOOD Hen Franklins, netly Anne's how to use the LIFE-GEN emergency oxygen generously contributed to the For Rent p.m. l.lnda Parrott, Susan Baker. NATURAL FINISHES OR Mrs. Howard Welchcl will Frances Williams, Melissa Hair Styling Salon and Chun inhalant with disposable mask. Right photo fund. moderate the fashion show Kcliols, Elaine Owens, Ann King Corporation. allows them using the VENTI-BREAT1IKR or Sale DECORATOR COLORS which will tic given in three moulh-lo-mouth rescue apparatus. lleckcnbach, I.ynn Stanley, North Orlando VINYL PREFINISH acta. Scene* will he ael for a Karen Johnson, Martha Park­ Oviedo Man (Jones Photos) Adding Maehinra, Type­ er, Johnny Darby and Mike Garden Club writers. Same bargain* In EASY TO INSTALL Hardin. At Great Lakes new Victor and It. C. 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W." 'Brpv,:- •»** - VUtiNMPrtnPHMtCMMIf By Larry Vershel and secretary of tha Red Croat, Dot Higginbotham and John McCIoskey, presi­ A routine new* atory should dent, have appealed for cloth­ ing, food, money and house, •ay that five hornet in Rose- hold goods for the disaster- land Tark were destroyed by struck families. fire late Tuesday afternoon Mre. Ivers reported that A. and 36 persona including 14 B. Peterson Jr. disaster chair­ youngatera war# left homeless. man immediately purchased However, a survey by two jackets, shoes and socks for Herald reporters revealed that those who were unable to sal. this was not Just an ordinary vage even these item* of cloth­ news story. ing for protection from ‘ ha Th# fire, aided hy nicked biting cold. Baby diapers, and ravaging winds ripped CIO' medicine were also purchased. through the homes, partially Some families have been hous­ dsstroyed another as fire By LARKY VEKM IBL ed In th# Henry McAlister trucks from Sanford stood hy Mack Cleveland Jr. will motel on Southwest Rd. two blocks away. The children appear about a sain he unopposed for the Deputies from th# Sheriff's average for their ages and in­ Croup 1 legislative race . . . office reported thst Lake clude girls age two, four, six, Mary volunteer crews were qualifications closed at noon eight, 12, 14 and 18 and hoys, called and no one came and Tuesday . . . as one prospec­ six months, nine, 11 and 16 Naval Air Station fire erewa years of age. tive candidate. Al Quinby of turned down th# call because And th# people watched tha Hear Lake. said. “ You Rot to new orders said they could not burning rubble, watched walls be crazy to run against Mark any longer aid in any home collapse, saw a child with di­ . . , His record speaks (or it- fires. apers on clutching a doll aclf.” Amen. So th# homes just burned. ■creaming fur her mother. , . , • # • £ E t i S s « l „ . An old man of 80 wa* seen “ Never saw anything like Race for Group 7 will be vainly trying to extinguish it,” aaid on# resident from between Joe Davis, A1 Lor- one*blase with a gerdsn hot* Sanford who drove out to sc* mann and l‘at McKinney. while anoth«r poured bucket what was going on." "How • • • Record upon bucket on th# hits# from can I sleep tonight knowing ■ 10 gallon eon. SOME LE F T OVER what happened here, . , len t NOTES FROM A FIRE TRA­ A woman screamed, “ My there anything w# can d o ?" baby I# inside help me, help GEDY: 65 GOPs “ There >w nothing," the re­ City Manager W. E. Know­ m#" A neighbor said “ I've got porter* said and walked away th# child.” The woman faint­ les said this morning that four W EATHER: Fair, continued cold through Thursday; high today 60-65; low 33-40; chnnce of front in some spots. to their warm and comfortable years ago the city asked the ed. . . . A woman ran into the homes. county to go along with some Qualify VOL. 63 United Tresa Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., MARCH 7, 1902 SANFORD^ FLORIDA N O ~ 4 0 3 flam**, snatched out what fire protective measures on looked to be a wedding album (and was), . . . Men stood fringe areas. “ They laughed TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — around In th* freealng weath­ in our faces," Knowles said. A record field o f 85 Republi­ JtBJVA... er t • » mm* squatted on the . . , Received seven calls from cans, seeking offices from ground, helpless, asking a re- residents in the ares. “ Why utilitiee commissioner to U, S. Full-Time Health County Highway porter and photographer, should this go on?” they ssid. senator, wete signed up today "'W hat can w# do, what ran . , , “ Do something about it," to challenge the Democratic w# d o !’ they begged . . . What can 1 Bus Line Folds Party's traditional hold in The fire, in the Roseland do but emphasize the need for A L B A N Y , Ga. (U P I)— Thia Florida in this year's elec­ Tark Negro area, ia two hlorks additional fira district!. ■ , ■ Director Urged Program Adopted Southwest Georgia city's bua tions. from th* Sanford City limit* City firemen sat two blocks lina want out o f business to­ The Democrats had quali­ Dr. Leonard Munson, in a of Seminole County urgently The County Commission, in The first five projeeta on between Celery and SR 46. away and watched the homes day because of racial atrifo- fied ;tl2 candidates for stute strongly worded letter to the request that the county em­ less than 10 minutri Tuesday the secondary project re­ City Manager W. E. Knowles destroyed . . . “ Just not city and national offices by dead­ County Commission Tuesday approved its 1982-83 road reported that it was city pol­ policy to cross city lines,” ploy a capable full-time med­ quest* are all leftovers from Village Flooded line time at noon Tuesday, urged the (ward to hire a full­ program which will be pre­ icy that no fir* truck ran go HATTEItAS, N. C. (UPI) said Mr. Knowles . . . Wc ical health officer.” previous bond issues that providing the Intge.-t total of time health director and sented to the Slate Road De­ outald# th# limit* and extin­ — Floodtides churned up by a asked chairman of the County “ We are deeply concerned candidates in modern state stressed that his “ medical partment Thursday, ha\e not been accomplished. guish a fir*. mighty Atlantic atonn inun­ Commission J. C. Hutchison that the rapidly expanding history for an off-year elec­ opinions a n d convictions Tlie program had been Ttiese primary project! Mr*. Alice Iter*, executive dated most of the village of ahont the tragedy and he said, tion. should not lie subverted to population in thii area could drawn iqi al a two-hour clos­ were alio included in the Hattcraa Unlay. “ Tills has heen worrying me State Republican Chairman those lay members of the produce various discs. This ed door session of the com- secondary list and are in the for some time. 1*11 bring it up (!. Harold Alexander of Fort commission anil the threat o( could tie in ihc furtn of epi- m.sston two weeks ago. county'* $300,000 bond !s*ue Moslem Slain to the board soon,” . . . Per­ Myers sounded the challenge loss of employment should not demies in overcrowded Four primary and ll *«- program for purchase of Storm-Shocked ALGIERS, Algeria (U PI)— haps someone cares after ail! schools, contamination of wa to Democrats when he said Ik- influenced by his pro­ condary project requests righta of way. Th* naked body of a Moslem V • • ter supply, smallpox, typhoid, TED WILLIAMS the GOP is not only inter­ fessional attitude." were included in the program Ollier secondary project* hung from a tree with a sign SOME L E F T OVER polio epidemicx resulting from ested in winning more state County Commission Chair­ which will lie presented at request* include paving Area Tries To pinned to Ita chest reading: " I NOTES FROM THE COUNIT and national offices from man J. C. Hutchison asked Inadequate supervision of vac- all-day hcaringl Thursday, S. 427 (mm SR 438 to S 434; killed, th* DAS watches.” COMMISSION MEETING: cinalimu and immunizations.1' Ted Williams Florid it, but local posts as Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to Seminole will preicnl ita pro­ four-lining SR t i l from the Chairman Hutchison urged well. -j i make, copies of Mimsun's let­ “ There are many othar gram at 4:30 p. m. Orange County Line through Pick Up Pieces Add $80 Million the hoard to eliminate closed Alexander said GOP candD ter to a I niemb-rs w Gw duties ''liich can not be enum­ The four primary project* Ovietlo to IR 48; a one mile WASHINGTON (UPI) — door sessions. ” l f wa have HATTKRAS, N. C. (UPD— board. erated bore," Dr. Munson Qualifies For are SK 438 east from Alta­ link b«twe«n SR 111 and SR I'll* House and Meane Com* dates for ban) offices will be­ Tides reported at high at conlidence in the press they In his leller to the commis­ added, "but which are of vital monte Springs to the Orange 48; four lining SR 41 from mittee Tuesday wrola an ar- gin qualifying 'as soon *< eight fret swept ocean water* will have confidence in us." sion, Dr. Munson, Seminole concern to the general health, County Line; SR 48, (tour Sanford to th* Volusia line tra $80 million a year In fed­ county qualifying hooks ate through Dili Outer Rinks vi I - said the general . . . Hoard Count) medical examiner, em­ growth and even industrial lanes with parking from surveys and right* of way for eral cash into a bill to reform open. Re-Election lag# today, flooding streets said okay . . . The commit phasized that the ' physicians expansion of this community." French to Mcllonvilte; New project! on SR 138, 846A, SIS th# welfare program. The Republicans qualified and homes. lion backed up the chamber's Ted Williams. County Com­ Osteen Bridge and SR 4I» and S 427 and construction 15 candidates for Congress in Th* pounding •*•*, whipped long-range road planning com missioner from District 2, east of Sanford city limits to of 03 mil* on B 427 near Final Hound 10 of the state's 12 districts, up by a wintry storm which mittee on surv ey a of SR 438. (lie SI. Johns River. Maitland A v«. E V IAN , France (U P I) — one candidate to oppose U. S. was the first randidate to 48 and SR 428 . . . Now the Dr. Sisk Concurs dumped mow and alert over France and th* Algerian reb­ qualify Tuesday at noon as chamber will back up the Sen. George A. Smatheri, 88 th* Eastern Seaboard, washed els launched a final round of away pl«ra and d a m a g a d county with a “ united front” candidates for the .State House Bart-time Health Director The board took no action on the race for two County peace talk* today and pledged o f Representatives and six for C O f C Submits Audit beach cottages along the up­ there would b« no going back kl DeLitid Thursday. A motor­ Dr W. N. Sisk made hit first Sisk's recommendation, even Commission. three school the State Senate. Tills com­ per North Carolina coast and cade will leave here at 3:3u public appearance Tuesday Ixiant snd Democratic ex­ on a draft cease-fire pact al­ though Sisk said that he would In the Hampton Roads, V*., . . . Only a few citizens show pared with a total of 25 can­ afternoon before the County The Clumber of Commerce Christmas parade; $1,197 for ready agreed on between them, not he able to continue that ecutive committee posts open­ area. •d up for the important meet didates for the Republicans in Commission and right off en­ audit for 1981 wai turned the merchants and slightly ed. Communications were tost ing on roads . . . about nine the 1W>() elect iun. couraged the hoard to employ arrangement after June. over to th# County Commis­ over $14,000 for aalirlei. $270,000 Suit Williams, seeking re-elec­ with tha Outer Banka whera including Tom McDonald, Al Republican primaries will a full lime health director. Commissioner John Fitz­ sion Tuesday showing aotne In other business, th# com­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Mrs. tion will be rounding oul his tha highway patrol reported Lormapn and Doug Strnilrom bo necessary in the 3rd and Dr. Sisk, Orange County patrick told the board that $39,138 was spent during the mission heard a complaint Gladys L, Robinson, former first term on the board. "extensive damage." wife of actor Edward G. Rob­ . . , Ted Williams asked that llth congressional districts. health director, has been stale health officials were year with $9,001 used for from Col. James Dyson's at­ He has been a resident of • • * inson, sued an art gallery the access road into Seminole Only the 8th District around working here on a part-time “ putting the pressure” on the advertising and Industrial torney threatening legs] ac­ county to employ a full-time the county since 1928 and NEW YORK (U P I) — Tuesday for $270,000 claim­ High School he called “ Jim's Gainesville was without a Re­ basis since the commission promotion. tion unless something were lives with hi* wile and five Storm-shocked families, some ing she had been sold a bogua Lane." Hutchison queried why publican candidate. fired Dr. Clyde D. Brothers man and Slak cited a letter The chamber had slightly don* to reduce th# flow of children in Sanford on Plu- of whom wtr* mourning their painting. Jim, and William* said for all The only Incumbent among last fall. from Dr. W. N. Stephens, di­ under $3,000 at th* atari of wster through his property mosa Drive, drad, return to nreanfront tha Jims at the High School. the state's present eight con­ rector of community health 1902 left over from th# pre­ on SR 419 at Howell Creek. Williams, in his announce­ homes today to faca th* s • • gressmen to eseaps with no administration study which vious year. Attorney Rdl Hutchison, said Ask Smoke Curb ment, said that he has con­ wieckag* causes] hy gale- LONDON (UPI) — A nina- County Attorney Harold opposition at all, even from declared that the department Other expenses Included in his letter that water had stantly voted for progress al­ driven floods which pourod man commlttea of the Royal Johnson read that long await­ his own party, was Demo­ Village Calls is “ in the process of putting $3,300 for auto; $l,78o for the damaged tlie property. How­ though he led the battle on over the Eastern Seaboard College of J hytlclan* today ed attorney general's rrport cratic Rep. Charles E. Ben­ a little pressure on the com­ ever, Chairman J. C. Hutch­ the board to “ keep a level from Virginia to Maasarhu- asked the government to on whether the county can nett of the and District around mission to employ a health ison explsined that b# felt mtllage.” satis, throw massive financial and Jacksonville. Special Session officer." the county was not negligent use road and bridge funda for lie said tilwt he haa fought moral support behind a drive Sisk appeared before the Church Sued By end that Dyson was advised Th# storm— th# moxt vio­ financing a water control plan A special meeting of the against hiring an administra­ to curb cigarette smoking. Itoard to point out that a home on th* water control plan lent to strike the East this . , . "A fter two pages of dou­ North Uilando Village Coun­ tive aide because “ I wsi hir­ nuraing service, supported by for llowall Creek, winter — began to subside ble talk” Johnson said hr Crop Damage cil s s i called for 8 p. m. F ri­ ed by th* voters to do the Troops Delayed federal funds, la available to Wife Of Priest Heard a letter from the early today when th* savage would have to apeak to Mack day al tha Village Hall after job.” He also added, that lie BERLIN (U P I) — Russian this county but added that United Brotherhood of Car­ winds swerved nut to sea, tState Hep, Mack Cleveland only two council me in be ra had opposed any pay raise M1NEOLA, N. Y. fUPD-A bonier guard* today delayed a such service should not he penters to employ local help leaving behind death ami des­ Jr.}. Need for mora legisla­ showed up Tuesday night for for llie Ixiant during a straw ll-)ear-old mother, wlw Iden­ U. H. Army convoy for nearly Not Too Bad started until a full-time man on construction Jobs; truction. tion likely. the regularly icheduled meet­ poll last year.” tified herself as the wife of two houra at a Soviet check­ # t • ia employed to direct added Heard a protest from Mr. The gala-forc# wind*, ac­ LAKELAND (UPt) - A ing. Other candidates who quali­ a Roman Catholic prieat, has point on tha hlghwuy from nurses and clerical help. and .Mrs. William Bridge of companied in some areas by The local Moos* Lodge, in the cold dry wind sweeping Coiinciimun Reggi* Webster fied were J, l). Wright and filed a $2,373,000 suit against Uerlin to West Germany be­ Slate officials agreed that Concord Drive protesting th* heavy snow, sent enormous throws o f a massive member­ across Florida Tuesday and announced the special meet­ A. W. Epps Jr. for the the church, Francis Cardlnsl cause of a disagreement over the nursing service could not removal of a “No Truck" Atlantic waves clashing over ship drive, plans an extensive early this morning caused ing in the absence of Mayor school board and James Sto­ Spellman and other indivi­ (he unit's strength. be started without a full-time sign which had been placed seawalls. The floods, sweep­ project of working with coun­ moderately severe damage to Flunk Fasula. wed for the precinct 4 Demo­ duals, charging they kidnaped health officer. on the road two yean ago. ing through rlty streets and ty officials on needed equip­ vegetable crops in north and Webster also advised that cratic executive committee her husband. Reds Belittled Commissioner Vernon Dunn, They said th# signs were highways, forced scores o f ment at the County Home. central Florida and generally only 150 persons had register­ race, The woman, Mr*, Alice WASHINGTON (UPI) — Watch for an announcement who said he favors hiring a removed recently. families to flea Inland, light to moderate damage in ed to vote in the March 20 Qualifications clow March fk-likis Ryan, mother of four A lly. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy full-time man said the board Heard County Engineer Other storms were reported aoon on their project. the Everglades district. election and that at least 250 20. daughter* aged 10 to S years, • aid Tuesday the U. S. Com­ * m • Carlton Bliss report that lit* elsewhere In tha nation and Warren Johnson, head of registrations would he needed should do everything in their said in th* Supreme Court munist party ia a “ windmill" SRD has said tint liter# were tha death toll mounted to at Two dentists have volun­ the Federal - State Frost before the County Commission power to take advantage of suit th* defendants used virtually puwerleas to hurt the no change in road plana ol least 28. including 9 in Wis­ teered to work at the health Warning Service here, said would donate a voting ma­ this nursing service. “ I'll even "force . . . and intoxicating government. H e criticized SR 434 regardless of com­ clinic and the Business and hardest hit were tender crops chine for village use. put that In a motion,” but it beverages” to kidnap tier consin, fi in Delaware, 4 in "hysteria” about the party's Oviedo Taxes plaints in the area and that activltlss. Professional Women's Club such as watermelons, pota­ The office will tie open from died for lack of a second. huhand from hil Long Island New Jersey, two in California hn office had received com­ will work on a program fur toes, tomatoes, squash, 7 p. m. until 9 p. m. Friday for home, and on* **>h in Indiana, Illi­ plaints regarding open dit­ extra equipment, beans, cucumbers and pep­ the convenience o f residents Tlie suit, filed Tuesday, nois, Ohio, Virginia, N#w * • e Due By April 1 ches no Ms ilia nd Ave, pers. who cannot register during Political Talks claimed ah* and her huibind, York and Pennsylvania. Herald Index the day, he said. The Atlantic flood# were Ed Jordan will wind up 27 Hut he said the citrus crop Oviedo city (axes will be Walter A, Ryan, 37, were se­ Books close on March 15. responsible for at least seven Bridge ____ Page 9 years on the school board . , . was not damaged, and m Open To Public delinquent April 1 and pro­ cretly married in 1930 while Power Line Cut; Class if rd .. Page 12 A 13 a thankless job well done. fact, wai probably helped by M n. Hope Bennett, presi­ perly on which taxes have he was assistant pastor of drownings and four other per­ * • • Comics Page 11 the cold spell. He said the dent of the South Seminole not been paid by that date St. Batrick'a Church in Gl*n Grass Flames Up sons arts washed out to sea Page 9 Lenten season starts today cooler air would keep the Geneva R. F. D. Democratic Women's dub, will be put up for public sale, Cove, N. Y. Th# Casselberry Volunteer • nd presumed drowned, al­ Dear Abby —..... Page 11 and tha Herald next week will color in live fruit and harden announced today that Thura- the Town Council has decid­ Tlie suit charged that Ryan Fir# Dept, was eallsd out t# though thalr bodies had not Editorial .... __ start running a scries of arti­ it. Johnson said the recent Meeting Tonight day'a talks by Mayor A. R. ed. was abducted and "forcibly a fire 1st* Tuesday afternoon been recovered. Entertainment Page 9 cles on the meaning of Lent warm weather in the state An open meeting at the Lormann and Attorney Joe The Sown elerk, Mrs. John detained at the home of Kier- which started when power Legal* ...— Page 4 A 12 from laymen of various had softened much of live Geneva Community Hall will Davis, candldatea for the Courier, urge* all property nan Fitzpatrick . . , then re­ linea were felled by a tree Puxzl* ___- . F a c t 12 churches. citrus. be held at 7:30 p. m. today State legislature In Group owner* to pay tlwlr laxei by moved to monasteries." It blown down at tha corner of Society Page 8 • • • 11 More Days Johnson said farmers in to advise the community of 2, will be open to the public. the April l deadline to avoid said th* church and its offi­ Old I.aka Howell Rd. and Sports —— Page 8 the west central area around ] Look for an announrement its ability to have rural free The meeting will be held at th* possible loss of Iheir pro­ cials hid full knowledge of Melody Ln, Every day there is one less Plant City were hardest hit, soon from Seminole County's mall delivery if the residents the Howell Bark Recreation perty. tlie marriage and children. Th# bias#, fanned by ex­ day to register. Don't let the Next Thursday four Golf and Country Clubs mostly by damage caused by want H. Center Civic HaU on SK 436 The scheduled tai sales are Mr*. Ryan's attorney, treme high winds, spread time rua out on you. Th* Palm Circle o f the Sanford concerning a rotating tourna­ blowing sand. He said there C D. Perry, leader of the with the candidates scheduled the first for Oviedo ui many Btillip Flaring, laid h# had rapidly through tha dry grass Registration offica In the C. Garden Club will meet with ment fur next Fall. Play will are many open Reids in the move, hat urged a repres­ to peak at 11 a. m. after ad­ year* and are tentatively set been negotiating with tit# d«- Into fern sheds of Vaughan, of C. Building ia open from Mrs- Helen DeWU, 1301 E. 4Ut involve the Mayfair, Cassel­ area, and in some, plants entative (rum every house­ journment of the club'i for the *#cond Monday in fendante gar two years but Inc., and threatened several 9 a. m. I* 6 p. m. and from St , on March 16 and not to­ berry. Mid-Florida and Roll­ were buried by the blowing hold to be present to dis­ monthly session, Mrs. Ben­ June, Th# definite date will that they proved unsatisfac­ nearby homes befora firemen 9 a. m. to noon on Saturdays. morrow a* published in the ing Hills Clubs sand. cus! the issue. nett said. be announced later. tory. |could get it under contiol. Registialiun (loirs April 7. Garden calendar, Tuesday. \ r n W