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ception to be held at the ( club by the Azalea Park I Mr*. J. N. Ancrum of Bear Lily.” Its name comes from reach the blooming stage and ij; Easter Lily Laka filled In for Miss Helen the Greek word "amorosso" ultimate success for a grow Bear Lake Community Club Nursery. The next meeting will be Cockley, who was unable to which signify* ‘ ‘sparkle.” er is the schicvent of a pure on May 11. held at the home of Mrs. I attend as program speaker The speaker brought with white bloom. Mrs. Malone won the door Allen L. Wentworth. LsVe • I lor the Beer Lake Garden her many species and var Mrs. Ancrum also discuss prize gift certificate which Asher Circle, Bear Lake ^ Ball Slated Ctrcl* meeting held last ieties of the plant and dis ed pollination and explained Wednesday at the home of played a bulb in the growing various method* for treat is given each month to the Manor. Mra. Robert Kowalski of stage. She advised that some ment of diseased bulbs. She Shirley D r, in Bear Laka amaryllis blooms run as has grown amaryllis for some Lyman P-TA To Hear Mize Saturday Manor. lsrgt as 11 Inches tn dia years and now ha* more than By Jane Casselberry Juvenile Delinquency with Mrs. Ancrum gave a moat meter and bear three to five 2,000 varieties. The Fourth Annual Easter Judge Vernon Mize aa guest enthusiastic and interesting blooms on a single stalk. In business of the club The Lyman School P-TA will Lily Ball, la scheduled (or speaker. talk on the culture and care She warned that the bulbs a nominating committee of meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Saturday at the Mayfair Ball Following the meeting, par of the Dutch amaryllis, ex should not be planted too Mrs. Richard Scott, Mrs. Jay Room by the Society for Crip school auditorium. ents will have opportunity to plaining that the amaryllis deeply and that send, peat W. Malone and Mrs. Vern Principal John Angel of the visit teachers in class rooms pled Children and Adults of as wa know tt today had its and loam should bt kept on Herrington was s ap and refreshments will b* Seminole County. beginning in 1606 when It was damp and not w e t The ama pointed snd plans were mad* Longwood Elementary School served in the cafeteria. Mrs. Laymon Goodman, known a* "the American ryllis takes two years to for a fashion show and re will present a program on president of tha organization, announced today that Freddie Caatro’a orehettra will play tor dancing and there will be WHEN SOMERSET 601, and A3D of VAH-6, launched on March 4th with door prizes and entertainment. a mixed crew on one of the last flight* of Forreatal’a Gltmo deployment, Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. It waa manned by the most experienced crew in the squadron. L. to r., D ren for the ball is option J. A. Gankins, Aviation Electrician's Mato First Clnss, Third Crewman, with al, Mrs. Goodman said, and SUNNYLAND’S CARDINAL BRAND BREAKFAST 1,849 A3D flight hours, 226 A3D carrier landings, and 171,4 yeara In aar- aU proceeds go toward tha vlco; Cdr. R. E. Farmer, Plane Commander, with 1,220 A3D flight hours, work of the organization in 274 A3D carrier lendings, and 19>4 years service; J. A. Greenwood, Avia- . t . aiding crippled children and tion Electrician’s Mate First Class, Rombardier/Nnvigator, with 1,278 A3D adults of Semlnola County. hours, 239 A3D carrier landings, nnd 11 years in the Navy; and D. C. Mul Tickets ara on sale from all members of the organization lins, Aviation Machinist’s Mate (jet) Second Class, with 613 A3D hours, 110 A3D arrested bindings, and 8 years of Naval service. including Mra. Goodman, Ken neth McIntosh, Mra. James Taylor, Dr. Vann Parker, and ctl'crj, - ...... - Two Sanford Bankers To Attend Meet • r ■" I have always bettered In t i « the Inspiration o f the Holy JACKSO NVILLE- A regls- the Florida Rankers Associa clude FBA President George Scriptures, whereby they hare (ration of more than 1,000 tion opens here next Thurs II. Brannrn; Major General become the expression to man bankers from all tertloni of day, March 22. The big an Leighton I. Davla, Com o f tha Word and W ill o f God.— Florida la expected when the mander Air Force Missile nual meeting will continue Warren G. Harding. 68th Annual Convention of Test Center, Patrick Air through Friday and Saturday Fore* Base; and State Bank with a full schedule of meet ing Commissioner, Ray S. ing* of committees, divisions, Green of Tallahassee. Hospital Notes snd two genersl business ses Expected to attend from sions. George H. Brsnnen, Florida State Bank, Sanford MARCH 14 MARCH IT President Bank of Inverness, —T. E. Tucker; Sanford At Admissions Admission* I Inverness, Is President o( lantic National Bank, San Mary Norton, Laka Mary; Jesse B. Carmichael, DeLand; the Association, ami Waller ford—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elizabeth Griffith, Lake Mon Bessie McCarley, Lake Mary; 11. Freeman, Executive Vice H. liodges. roe; Bruce H. IJatta, Titus* Marchetta Dorminey, DeBra President Firat National villa, Toy Wittle, Ft. Mytra; Karraker, Margaret Lassen, Beach Bank, Jacksonville Dorothy A. Button, Maitland; Marsha L. White and Wayne Besch, is General Chairman Sarah Craig, Genava; Batty Kampf, Sanford Free Chest of the Convention. / VVI SAVI IOU MOM V Drummond, Annla Douglas, Diicharge* The annual affalj will open X-Rays Made m) ONr°uB*ooo huh MAYFAIR NEW & IMPROVED Doris Burton and Emily Pad Christian B. Wlchern, De- with a reception, dinner and ''/ nrd - Ml GIVI Bary; Ruby Hogsett, Orlando; gett of Sanford entertainment on Thursday In Lake Mary f MERCHANTS Births Toy Witte, Ft. M yeri; Pearl eight followed on Friday C0TTABE CHEESE 25« 49< Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sloan Malloy, Altamonte Spgs.; morning by the first busi By France* Wester Grern STAMPS o f DeLnnd, a boy Rote Levy, Geneva; Lois ness session. At this session, A number of eitlreni took O FRESH FROZEN Mr. and Mra. Jack McMalna Colvenbach, Lake Mary; Jeaie presided over by FBA Presi advantage of the Free Chest HOURHt J WITH | VlVT »’UW( HAM Mon, Tuee, Wed. of Sanford, a girl Carmichael, Kathryn Rung*, dent Brsnnen, featured speak X-Ray mobile unit visit to tMOOU »*('*> M(I|| IMS '(PHI 8:30 to 7:00 QU4|H( Dismissals Nora Long, Lucilla McCor ers will inrlude Governor Lake Mary last Wednesday. TnURS, FU!. PERCH Fill STS 3 5 « 9*11 Mrs. Lewis Hughey and baby, mick, Bradle Louisiana Lawla, Fsrrls Bryant; Dsvld M. Mol. fiscal hostesses, represent 8:30 to 9:60 FREE GIFTS General Emil Weber, Ovlado; Connie Royer, Mrs. Jack Me- Ihrdp, Executive Vie* Pres ing the community'* tour SAT. SJ9 to 7:06 Mary Lana, Chuluota; Parry Malm and baby; Berta Har ident of Ihe Committee on churches, assisting the techni Cameron, Genava; Charles riett, John Carver, IJnton Stsln Sovereignty, Inc., of cian were Mrs. W. T. Wans- Knowlei and Claude Shoe Washington, D. C.; and Sam ley, Baptist; Mrs. L. C. Til- Swaggcrty, Jr., Chuluota; TW IN PET NUTRITIOUS
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47 Candidates Qualify For County Offices Deadline Finds \ e iO < * By LAR R Y VER8IIEL Troops Guard Argentina The question of putting up ■ 2 Republicans plaque on the old county jail waa brought up at a short meeting between Police Chief Military Set Roy Williams, Architect Jim Chapman and Pete Knowles Monday. Pete vetoed the idea. To Put Down Seeking Office One more item on the ja il © I t ? aufnrii lim ttft A total ot 47 candidate* for Five persona have qualified . . . The price (including archi county offices has Med with for Vernon Dunn's District 4 tert's fee) won't exceed $12, W EATHER: Mostly sunny today. High today. 75-80. Low tonight, 50-55 the clerk of the Circuit Court County Commission post. 000 "even if we have to leave;'Any Violence at the courthouse as deadline Dunn is not seeking re-eiee* a hole in the roof," said Mr BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — VOL. 63 United Press Leused Wire Established 1903 TUES.. MARCH 20 1902 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 412 Knowles today. for qualifying dosed at noon tion because of ill health. 1 Troops took up positions to- today . Running for that eeat are 1 dsy, reedy to dssl with any SCRAMBLED NOTES | violence that might result Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds Lee Gary, Robert Cameron. FROM AN UNSCRAMBLED Public Letter France Warned from government takeover of i George Holder Runs qualified to run against Dr. Walt Bonder, I'ltt Vaniea and REPORTER: & of the 11 provinces that Roard of Realtor* Monday A- WL * ™ L l° r. " ' f nU!T‘Cl George Holder, wtnt Peronist In Sunday's t school board post. Mrs. , . . , . . night backrd up the F1IA and election. Reynolds plunked out her $30 0n« o( ‘ h* ' ehoo‘ bo* ,d VA on their temporary ban on All military leaves were can Knowles Clarifies Dras,ic just as the dock struck noon, j races will he uneonteeted. speculative buildings. . . , 01 For County Board celed and other teeurlty m eal-1 She also qualified for ' John Evans is unopposed in Realtors say they want to pro- urea war# ordered on a pra-1 Transformation IlnlUfr of Moblty't Democratic eommitteewoman I ( i * District 4 race. Another ' l* il pit,p„. ty v-uitScS.-. v . I i f cautionary basis. Apart /null a 1-MTfr- *t. tbt junction of Sit. J 1?™ precinct !• they watch those unemploy .conte.«ie.d. tsce. i« in District few protest bombinge, how Funds Statement PARIS (UPI) — President 434 and Hwy. 17-92 haa an- For the first lime Hepuhil ment figures. 3 where Clarence Clause and ever, there waa no Immediate Charles de Gaul!* told Par non need his candidacy for the c,n* \Ml*on end Thelma The llergld today is publishing a letter by liament today that the cease- ] Joyce, have entered the com 1 J. Dan Wright are squared The realtors mad. public for | ' o f , County Commission race in 1 Civilian administrators were City .Manager W. E. Knowles in the hopes of rnittee races. off. the flret time the recently fire pact with Algerian na- 1 District 4 in the Democratic appointed for Bueno* Aires, clarifying the position of members of the in Qualifying Air the County Democrats and Republican* completed eurvey on vacant tionalists will bring such s primary. Rio Negro, Santiago del Ke- dustrial hoard in regard to the handling of Commission District 2 post Is homes in Seminole County . . . "sweeping snd profound Holder, ot ycais old hat liv -1 who have qualified are: tero, Tucuman end Chaco—the public funds appropriated to the board. incumbent Ted Williams and survey shows that north of transformation" he must ask ed in Seminole County for the I Precinct 1— William D. five provinces taken over by peel 17 years, coming here political newcomer John Alex Five Points there are 272 va Last Saturday, Knowles at the City Commis the French people to sanc Hardin and Mrs. William D. the government— but for the ander. cant homes and 712 In South sion meeting, questioned the hundling of these tion it by referendum. from Tennessee. He works in Hardin. moment the military was in Seminole. funds and asked to be relieved of all financial De Gaulle made the state- ■ the mutuel department of the Precinct 2— Mrs. Claude • • • effective control. responsibility in regard to the funds. ment in a three-minute met. Hanford-Orlando Kennel Club.) Hittell, Lake Monroe, J. Carl No immediate takeover was Figures revealed also that Following is Mr. Knowles' letter: sage read for him at ex "1 believe I can represent Mute, Lake Mary, Hat H. | ordered in the other six I’eron- ft&WA... aince 1959 there were close to "Regarding the atory of the handling of traordinary torsions of the District 4 as a commissioner Harris*, Sanford and Mr*. | ist provinces — Chubut, La 6.000 new homes b u ilt. . . ac funds for the Industrial Park, I wish to make two houses. better than it has been in the Hal Harris*, Sanford. ! Pampa, Misionei, Neuquen, cording to the realtors . . . it clear that at no time was any member of the Deputies and senators stood past,” Holder isid today. Precinct 3— Mrs)- Kathleen Salta and Snn Juan—or in BRIEFS 1.000 vacant , . . which mesne Industrial Park Committee in question nor were in silence to hear the mess “ I believe ill a full timt Hied- j Reynolds, Sanford. V F 1 ’• Jujuy, where the Christian that 4,000 new homes are now the thoughts or proposals of said board. age except for three inde. ical officer for th* County Precinct 4— Mr*. Zetta Democrats won with Peronist Health Dept., in open meeting* Tariffs Raised being occupied. pendent "French Algeria" de Morrison, Altamonte Springe. support. i did question the administrative procedure WASHINGTON (UPI) - • • • puties who remained seated to the public and pteas, safety Precinct 5— Paul Mikler, Leaders of the strongly Per followed when setting up the *1,000 appropriated President Kennedy Monday One builder laid o ff 24 men In protest. There was no ap fur th* schools, improvement; Oviedo and Mrs. John Doda, onist CGT Union Federation by the City Commission for the use of the Com of all county roada and traffic ordered tariff increases to last week. plause at the end. UEOKCK HOLDER Oviedo. meet today to diicuse possible mittee. This concerned solely the accounting lights for all dangerous inter- Protect the U. S. textile end • • • De Gaulle said the country Precinct 6— Mr*. J. W. reaction to tha government management of the funds. sections,” he added. sheet glass industries. Realtor President Bryan | would lie called upon under Yarborough, Geneva and move. Observers said the un hi discussing this item, it was pointed out "I believe the county buard A-,i , , , Kimball reported that 448 of Article II of (lie Constitution James V. Slowell Jr., Geneva. ion leader* might call a na that Section 27(d) of the City Charter holds the j ren work with the Winter I d l R l ’J^eS those vacant home* are above to endorse a hill which wxiuld: Dl'0])))etl Precinct 7— R*r Fore, tionwide general strike. City Malinger responsible for the financial con Reds Offered Perk Telephone Co. and the ARLINGTON, W. Vs. (U P I) the $12,000 price range. Approve a communique Oviedo and Mrs. E. T. Hamit, Monday's crackdown w e t dition and reporting to the City Commission. In .Southern Bell Co. for direct —John H. Glenn Jr. and his issued by the Frenc't cabinet Oviedo, the most drastic antl-Peronist nddit'on, it was pointed out that the City Com dialing from South Seminole minister have decided not to The eurvey only include! Monday night announcing ap Precinct 8— Mrs. Jane Ad- action any Argentina govern mission hod designated the Manager to sign Test Gains If County to Sanford. I believe press charges now against •ingle family homes. pointment of diplomat Christ ration, Goldenrod. ment had taken ainc* 1965, all city vouchers concerning the expenditure of the county should require end four youths who scuffled with ian Fouchet as French high Precincts 9, 10 and I f — no when ex-President Juan D. city furds. furnish physical examination! the astronaut last week, Here'* a breakdown on va commissioner in Algeria and candidates. l'eron was kicked out by th* Saturday it wns brought to light that 81.000 They Sign Pact each ysar for school bus drlv- cant home* on an area baals: other measures that will set Precinct 12— Cecil J. array. hnd been drawn on city funds and set up in a era for aafaty of all our chil May Feeij Cubans Chuluota, 67 ,u t o f 800 tii« territory on the road lo Ralls, Jr., Altamonte Springs, It followed the first election special i.ank account without tho City Manager’s GENEVA (U P I) — Britain dren," Holder said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — home* arc vacant . . . Tangle- independence. Mr*. W. A. Forward, Mail* | aince Peron's overthrow in said today Die Soviet Union Tbe new candidate reside* A White House aide indicated wood area, 40 , . . Heftier knowledge or signature. This is the incorrect ad land and W. A. Forward, which hie supporters had been Authorise De Gaulle to ar could have the military ad with hie wife and hat two today the government might Homes and Casselberry, I7j ministrative procedure under discussion. There Maitland. free In most c*M « to nominate range a referendum vole in vantages gained in its nu tons, Georg* Jr. with the Flor- he willing to donate surplus . . . Weatherefleld, 87; . . . aWMfitely fi* question of the whereabouts of Algeria and to set up an in Precinct 13— Daniel J. their own candidate*. clear testa last autumn If U Ida Highway Dept, and Rich food to relieve hunger in Sanlando Estate*, 9; . . . Bear any of the funds. Screeney, Longwood. Intervention, a fairly wide dependent state there in co will sign a test ban treaty ard, a student at Fluiiita Cuba despite U. S. opposition Lake Hills, 67; . . . Oakland I believe it would be wall to clarify this mat Precinct 14— C. A. Wales, spread Latin American cue- operation with France it that witli adequate international Southern College. to the Castro regime. Hills, 28; . . . Gulfview across, ter for the benefit of the Industrial Park Com is what Algerians want. Fern Park, Mrs. Anita from Mobile Manor . . . 22 i ,um> *n*b,*» t»»a federal gov- inspections. ernment to take over any mitted,” Knowles said. Since tlie nine million Mos Bridge, Sanford, Paul Bates, homes . . . all hut two vacant. Tlie Earl of Home, Brit In The Pink province which it regards as lems of Algeria will be able ain's foreign secretary, warn JAIPUR, India (U P I) - Casselberry and Mrs. Doro thy Grlmwood, Casselberry. "maladininlitered." to smother the l.J million ed the 17-nation disarmament Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy paid AND SOME MOKE: residents o( European extrac U. S. To Feed Precinct IS— Hamilton J. Lake Harriet Ealatei, 60; conference "the dreary dan a post-midnight visit to Jai tion at the polls, it is gen Uitbce Sr., Sanford. . . . English Estates, 42; . . . gerous round of competition pur's plnk-wtllcd city palace Israelis, Syrians erally conceded Algeria will Precinct 16— Mrs. Audrey Longwood, 28; . . . North Or- 6 Tots Die In would begin sgaln" unless early today and later flew become Independent. Indian Cattle Lyle. Apopka, Nell G. Lyle, there It an iron-clad policing to New Delhi, ending her six- Undo, 68; . . . Altamonte, ^ri- Apopka, E. b Hubbard, Lock enta and Del-Ray, 66: . . • of nuclear tests. BRIGHTON ( U P I ) — Uncle day excursion into India's hart. Oviedo, (hold your hats) 1. He said verification lies at Sam will tend surplus feed, hinterland. Bradenton Fire Exchange Gunfire Precinct IT— Leonard Cas • • # the heart of Die disarmament grain to keep Seminole Indian selberry, Casselberry; Mr*. AND SOME MORE BRADENTON (UPI) - Fire Castro’s Food and nuclear test* problems. cattle from starving In Death Probed TEI. AVIV, Israel (U P!)— , Tiberias, in recent days. Lest Anna Kcrce, Casselberry; Mr* Pinecrest (all three addi •truck Monday at a house In the opening speech of the drought • withered pastures, PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti Israeli and Syrian troops ex week an estimated 30 per Hope Bennett, Casselberry, where six N ejro children morning session, Home urged (U P I)— Medical authorities tions) . . . 37; Country Club, changed gunfire across the j sons were killed in a border but the Indians were worried were alone. All died in the Die Soviet Union to agree begin an examination today Democrats, and Don Wilson 86; Dreamwold, 9. . . . border at the Sea of Galilee clash. Claim Baseless today about when Die grain • • • blare. right away to a treaty with on Die remains of Lucille and Thelma E. Joyce, both today, an Israeli spokesman The military spokesman will arrive. A woman who w ai Uie mo- MIAMI (U l'l) — U S. Cui- e-ffeciixe international con- Rogers von Linde, 52-ycar-old of Casselberry, Republicans. ONE MORE WORD: Th* reported. said Syrian troops opened Virgil Harrington, superin FHA should have limited its ' ther of two of them wet gone toms Commissioner Philip ,roU. New York socialite who died Precinct 18— Hoy L. It was the second outbreak fire with machineguns. recoil- tendent of Die Seminole Indian ban to low roet, dollar down1 when the tire broke out in Nichols said Monday the Unit President Kennedy has an-1 Wednesday while honeymoon Howell, Lake Mary. of shooting around the sea, I rifles, anti-tank guns and C(j states is not to blame for Agency, said hit of(jc* lias home* end leave the capable | the little frame houie. She nounerd plans to hold Amer-1 ing in Cap llaiticn. Precinct* 19, 2U and 2 1 - which also is known as Lake I mortars at an Israeli patrol not received official confirma builders working on the $14,- tried to get in the house to the food shortage which has lean nuclear test* in the ) no candidates. boat this morning, and Israeli tion of President Kennedy's precinct 22— Robert S. 000, $25,000 class alone. save some of them, but a led to rationing in Cuba. atmosphere unless Moscow < troops returned the fire. Friday signing of an order de Jobless Pay Drops • • • man pulled her bsck after Premier Fidel Castro blam agrees to a test ban treaty j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Rillhimer, Sanford and Mrs. He said two Israeli police claring this a distressed area Don't forget homestead ex-1 the fire burned her feet snd ed the U. S. embargo for the with international controls The State Industrial Commis Hoy TiUis, Sanford. Oran Violence men were wounded by the eligible for surplus grains. emption time it running out arms. shortage of (nod, but Nichols by mid-April. Kennedy de- j sion, in another tip-olf to Precinct 23— no candidates. Syrian shots. "We will have to wait for Deadline ii March 31. i The youngest » ( the child- pointed out the embargo does elded on Die tests after stud- | the success of Florida’s boom Robert S. Blllhiroer and Baghdad radio, broadcast auHioriiaiion from Washington • • * ren, a girl to months old, not prohibit food and medical let shownl Russia gained I ing winter tourist season, re Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds also a repurl from Damascus, before w* can order Die feed,” County Engineer Carltonj was apparently the only one Supports OAS shipments to tlssj island. military advantages (ruin the ports unemployment coni pen qualified to run for Die Slat* , capital of Syria, saying Sy- Harrington said Monday. Hr Mis* and Attorney Harold who had any chance of get- "Tbe U. S. government has tests it conducted last autumn. saliun payments for Feb- Democratic Executive Coin- A M ilh ltS , Algeria (U P I)— rian artillery slielled Israeli said the grain would have to J Johnson hard at work on tha ting out. A witness saw the done nothing to prevent this Don Wilson and Violence erupted todsy in *Ke patrol boils "which repeated Homo said Russia always ruary dropped $668,576 below nitile# and (food) trade," said Nichols, j come from the Evanston. 111., Mrs. Thelma F. Joyce quali county's new right o( way pol- infant crawling toward a win- port city of Oran after thou- U|flr „ ltm pl t0 penetrate bat been reluctant lo allow Die total for January. her* on an inspection tour. 'Agricultural Stabilisa fied to run for the Slate He- icy which will be presented to dow, but tbe blare engulfed sends of European, staged a | 0, lhe others to see what goes on in "Castro apparently just tion Commodity Service. the County Commission Fri- the child before the witness defiant demonstration in sup its territory, but he added: Pension Bill j publican Executive Commit- tarued xones." doesn't has# the dollars to The feed will go to about day. could reach in and puli tier port of th* extremist Secret "Now that there are no WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Israeli government said i .200 head of cattle owned by • • * out. Army Organisation (OAS). | buy." mitdary advantages to be President Kennedy today “ — .... Die shooting followed viola 60 Indian cstDemen. Congressman Syd Htrlong'e The other fit* children, the i gamed by war, what are the signed Into law a bill giving n . , Shooting broke out on at tion of Israeli territory by office relied today reporting oldest four yasrs, were found least two separate occasions profit* of secrecy?" th# Labor Department broad U T y Q n I s 3 l V C S U p that the regional post o ffic e , burned to death ia another Syrian Soviet . made MIG17 according to rrpurti from the jet fighters this morning. SRB To Take new power, to oversee ^ p o r t r a i i s has granted city mail dslivery 1 room. city, which is an OAS atroiig- Home Building management of pension and i to Fern Park although the ------hold. Up Suspensions welfare plans covering up to ! TALLAHASSEE (UIM) - post office series only 1,379 T r j n |c Th* isporta gav* no details TALLAHASSEE (UPI I - 16 Days Left Off 11 Percent 90 million workers and llicir Gov. Farris llryant gave up patron*. Th* postal offic* d # - , ^ 0 0 0 1 1 1 n a l 5 af tha circumstance* of th* Herald Index Tbe question of whether to WASHINGTON (UPI) - families. portraits of George Washing partinsnl has waived th* re -1 Set For 1.100 shooting or whether there continue (he suspension of Time's gelling shorter for Home building, on* of the na ton and several former Flor Bridge ...... — P*ge 2 quirsmsntauulrements aettlng up m.,1 da-1 „ A V A N A c'ub> ( u m _ were casualties. three Fort Lauderdale con those wliti want to register and tion's biggest industries, and Debris Recovered ida governors Monday, but Classified .....--- Page 7 livery only for a population o First reports said th* slmot- tractors banned from state vote in Die county primaries. a key economic indicator, CLARK A Fit, Philippines not his (wo favorites; Him Th# Sliniatry of Armed Force* Comics ... Page 6 2.600. today announced that trials of | logs took plara in two srpa- bidding on charges of price- Only 16 more day* remain and tluwed down in February for (U P I)—A search ship has re self and Andrew Jackson. • • • Dear Aliby .... Page 2 tha more than 1,100 men cap rate district* in tha downtown rigging is slated (or discus- they can slip by before you its fourth setback In at many covered additional debris, in- i Tit* portraits of Washinj- Christmas seals contributions Editorial ______Pag# 4 tured in the abortive Bay of art* of th* city in western • ion at the Road Board's know it, so go on down to Die months. eluding a piece of aluminum ton and other governors were totaled $9,670.60, Chairman Kntntainment .... Page 2 Plga invasion last year would Algeria— tha lla c* Lss Cura regular monthly meeting I C. of C. Building and sign up. Th* Commerce Department tubing, in the Pacfic area removed from the walls ot Claude Uittcll told us today. and tha Cite PsrrsL The head l.rguls _ Page 6 A 7 Thursday. \ The Registration office it said today that starts on prl- • • • begin on March 29. wile re a freighter sighted a Die Cabinet room in the gov All Havana morning new#- quarter* of the Oran television Puxxle ...... Page 6 The board will meet al the ! open every week day from 9 vately-financed houses and bright Rash Die night a ttoop- ernor's suite of offices by Die Seminole Democrats an papci* carried th# one-paia- senic# are located in Cite Per-1 Society ...... Page 3 Holiday Inn in Cocoa Beach 1 lo $ and on Saturday* Irom 9 apartment buildings dropped j airliner vanished, oflicialt Florida Arts Commission, nounced today that they will graph announcement. rat. | 8porta ...... Pag# 6 at 9 a. m. I lo noon. Hurry! II par rent to a 13-month low. I announced today. with Bryant's permission. sponior political rallies begin ning next week. First on the schedule to be reported in Wednesday's Herald. • • • QUERY FUR THE DAY: Anybody ever hear about our State OKs $16,460 To Fight Indecent Literature getting a new post office. It seems I beard a few years TALLAHASSEE lUPD-The year and pledged $14,700 for from Die deficiency fund, gave funds. day to take on Die program. Commission members said dren in particular—into sexual Another program Die com bit wholehearted support to back we were getting one. Cabinet today provided the next year. Th* money will Tbe money would be used Th* program consists of it might be necessary in some deviation. mission plana la a study of • • • Children's Commission with come from deficiency funds. the program. for a new administrative aa- compiling a l l information rases lo shock parents into A speakers bureau and a homosexual cases already dis Tut down on your calendar $16,460 to finance an ambitious The total amount was $1,000 It also drrw praise from aistant at $7,000. for a total of available indicating th* prev- understanding th* extent of lecture series lor parent- posed of in the courts. Through March 2$ . . . John Krider program to fight indecent lit lets than wai sought by the Gov. Farris Bryant, who said $6,000 in travel expenses, snd ; tlrnre of homosexuality in Die the problem*. teacher and other organisa speaks to the Kiwanis Club erature and homosexuality commission. The budget the Children's Commission for a newt bulletin and two state, using Die material of a Th* commission alto plant tions ia planned. The commis this, tha commission hopes to and John told us this morning among Florida children. agency cut $1,000 out of travel program was operating projectors aud screens. legislative investigating com to draft a report on th* esti sion said it hope* to organise be able to recommend opti that he will have a lew choice The Cabinet Budget Com expenses. smoothly. Tlie commission program mittee to analyx* the meUiods mated number of homosexuals public demand ou th* Leg mum ways of dealing wrath words for "those who hate mission agreed to Immediate Comptroller Ray E. Grten, Th* commission voted Mon waa recommended by a gov of homoaexuali, and to edu in the state, th* nature of lalur* lo approve fund* for such cases. dragged their feel" holding up release of 11.760 for th* re who in the past hat fought day to ask the Cabinet to take ernor's advisory committee. cate parents to the realities their activity and their meth Ipublic health education cours Mrs. C. D. Johnson of Quin Lie Sanford Canaveral Canal. mainder of K.e present fiscal J most attempts to drsw mono the money out of deficiency The commission agreed Mon- o( Die problems. ods of inducing others—chil es in Florida school*. cy is head of the commUilon. r <1
She #anfnr!) ftrralh Tasre 2— Tucs. Mar. 20, ’62 | Make Moon Florida's Television Tonight (bSbO U l By Abigail Van Buren TUESDAY P. M. I.SO (2) Alfrad Hitchcock I I* (t) Cent. Clatersem ( 0 ) l>oble Olllle (!) College *f the Air (9) N tv Breed 1.00 ____ — L i f , „ . . J 1— g - \ f ®br 0rrrfirr?) Xrraf9 Pot Luck Dinner ------w-rwi(Magazine Program Capacity Crowd Attends Pilot Club Honors Bonnie Lee Sandage To W ed Scheduled Dooms Family For Wednesday Benefit Card Party At Civic Center Mr. and Mr*. Robert Doom* Tlie annual Animated Mag*- and family of Jacksonville and Gerald Frank rine program, sponsored by A capacity crowd of card formerly of Sanford, were hon the Fine Art* Department of players were busily engaged Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. I stationed at tiie Air Force the Sanford Woman’ * Club i* in their favorite game* Thura- ored Sunday with a pot-luck A July wedding is being Sandage. Sanford and Bangor. Base in Miami. planned. scheduled for 3 pm . Wednes day when the Pilot Club spon dinner by the Friendship Sun Maine, announce the engage day. sored its annual Benefit Card day School Claas of the First ment and approaching mar Included on the program Parly and Fashion Show at Christian Church in Sanford. riage of their daughter. Bon will be the editorial by Mr* the Civic tenter. The group met at the home nie Lee, to A 1/e Gerald Kerfoot Bryant, a Hawaiian Spring fashions from Vow- of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Frank Ippolitto, son of Mr. song by Philip Boyd and fash ell's were the highlight of thr Rohlfa, 113 East Coleman and Mrs. Andrew A. Ippolitto ion* modeled by several club evening under the direction of Circle, for the celebration. of Newark, N. J. members. Mrs. Elsie Farley with narra The Dooms were member* of Mi-s Sandage i» a member Miss Mary Tatriria Bert tion by Pilot Club president the Friendship Clast, while of the senior class at the Ban ram; will do a Hawaiian dance Mrs. David Gatchel. living in Sanford. gor High School. routine; Robert McGee of De Model* were Mr*. Georg* Couples and their families Mr. Ippolitto graduated nary will sing a prayer song. Slim-, Mrs. A. O. Payne. Mr*. attending included, Mr. and from the Montclair High “ God Bless America.” ac V. C. \le»«enger. Mr*. Morns Mrs. Clyde Walker. Mr. and School in New Jersey with the companied by Mr*. I.udwig Forgo von and Mrs. Shirley Mr*. f-'.\an.-, Mr. and Mr*. class of 1938. He is presently Kupera and the postscript will Scrord. Hair alvles were ivy Russell Scott. Mr. and Mrs. be given by Mrs. H. C. Moore, Dawn's Beauty Shop and Ted Drawn, Rev. and Mr*, p , II D literature rhairman of the make up by Mary Tyre of James N. Barnett, Mr*. Jack r a r e W e l l P a r t y club department and editor in Beauty Counselor. Rullin and family, Mr*. H. K. | chief of the magaiinc. Mrs. John Lambertson was Ring and sons and her mo Given For There is no admission j general rhairman for Iht thcr. Mrs. Cora Neal, of Mt. charge and the program is event, assisted by Miss Janet Pulaski, III., and Dailey Sinitn. open to the public. Smith and Mrs. B. E. Chap About 40 class members and Mrs. Holbrook man. All proceeds of the bene their children were present for fit will go to the Pilot Chiba Friend* and neighbor* of the get-together. 11A 1*1*Y SURPRISE i* m inut'd on tin* face of Mra. Hoy litrnurd, ns slit* milk fund. Mrs. John Holbrook treated i Doebeners receive* the (train! prize at Hie Pilot Club benefit can* party, belli ut the her to a dinner at the Skyline Civic Center. 1n_t.be picture-t-’ onv left a n v - j j E r V - ’hiqinftfflnifialice- No one like* ’‘mystery- in Orlando, recently. It was j " ■chairman; Mrs. John Lambert son. presenting the prize to Mrs. Harnard; Vrsk Family - calls. la-avr your name and Woman-? Club - h iiiirt ofTarewed party ns the Mrs. Elsie Farley, fnahii n show chairman nml Miss Janet Smith, assistant Holbrook family will leave chairman. (Herald Photo) number if the person you’re Hears Program On soon for YVhidby Island, In Casselberry plmning is not at home. Wash., where they will be sta Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dosben- School Laws tioned with VAII123. er. filo Lake Kathryn Circle. t I Mrs. Holbrook (Dorothy) Casselberry, have been enjoy Taking* The Family Out Supt. If. T. Milwee was was presented with a white ing a visit with their son and Girl Scout Diary To Dinner Tonight? guest speaker at the meeting corsage and after the dinner daughter-in-law. Airman 1/r the party visited the Jai-Alai BROHME SCIIL'T TROOP (fii < singing Ihe "Brownie Smile" of the Civic Department of tlie and Mr*. Peter Doebener and . . . Ironi a large selection on nor games. their children, Peter Jr. and Brownie Scout Troop 4U3 song. Mr*. John It. MarFar- menu you'll find: Sanford Woman’s Club. Wed Other members of the party Judy, recently observed us first lane Is leader of tlie troop, • Capri Junior Sirloin Slrak 12.23 nesday. He spoke about the were Mrs. G. Crane. Mrs. R. Airman Doebener i* being birthday. The celebration assisted by Mrs, James It • Vval Smlaplui. Capri Style J2.7R "aehool law*” and stated that back, Mrs. J. Hoolehan, Mrs. transferred from duty with marks ihe anniversary of the Conrey. • Baked Item with Fruit Salad 81.9k there are 13.000 children in Lambert, Mrs. R. Hilliard. the IT. S. Air Force in Alaska troop s formation and the in Tioop members are Kath Seminole County school* now Mrs. J. Allyn, Mrs. R. Fee- to New Mexico and Ihcy slop All Entree* unhide- all you want from and the number i* expected to J. Gaskins and Mr*. R. Tlnlin. ped over in Casselberry for a vesliture of Hie girl* as leen Conroy, Jaiuie Crowder. our Salad and Itrliah Bar . . . PLUS be twice that by 1970. .MISS HON NIK I,KK SANDAOK vlait. llrowni* Seoul* Cecilia Ehy. lauira Fillion, rluiirr of llakrd Potato with Sauer Cream ond Clilvra, or Frrnrli Fries; A covered dish luncheon Osteen Other guests joining tilt- They meet on Tuesday alter- Patricia Germain, Teresa was served at noon by hos- group were Mrs. Doebcnrr’s noons. On this particular day MarFarlanr, Drboiah Mi Holla, Coffee or 'lea. lease*. Mr*. C. R. Dawson. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred they opened the party with the chels, Cynthia Miller, Mary Special Menu Mrs. W. M. Brinson, Mr*. B. I. Hodge and her sister and Monroe. Kam i Sasser. Katliir renewal of the Brownie prom- for I hr YouiiKNlom C. Moore and Mr*. J. W. Hall. Personals Members Honored husband, Mr. and Mrs. George iso. while tlie girl* gathered Sasser. Eileen Seaman. Eliz Kecaot gueat* of Ur. and Mr*. James E. Hall of Gran Gnla. all of Portland, Conn. around the birthday cake. abeth Smith and t.mda Trem FA 2-1251 ite City. III., wa* welcomed Mr*. John Bradin were their blay . The special rake wat dec a* a guest. son, Richard, and Ilia wife ami daughter, Chriatvna, of Sc By Eastern Star orated in tlie bruon and yel Louis, Mo. Jaycce Wives low color scheme with a tre you tiro invited to Ihe Casselberry Mr*. Robert Williams spent Thirty-eight members and | Mareh 27. .Substitute officers foil design on top.' Tlie large the weekend-with her sister. guests participated tn a pro- for the evening were Mrs. Hear Program birthday randle was finally | gram, honoring Past Matrons John Shepard and Harvey blown oul. by Hie joint effort Mrs. Norma Lee .Smith, in "4th. Annual Easter Lily Ball" Plant City, While there tiie and Past Patrons of .Seminole Dnnn, On Antiques of the entire troop. sister* visited another ai»lrr, Chapter No. 2, Order of East Mr*. T W. Thomas of Tem Following refreshment time, Personals mcmlxirsliip a I a r a were Mat fair Hull Room Sanford, Florida By Js m Cas**lberry Mrs. Basale Johns of Dover. ern Star, recently. ple Chapter SOU, Utica, N. Y., The monthly meeting of ihe awarded to the girls who have Mist Diane Wharton of Mra. Frank Gsorge and tier Appropriate verses of appre was a first lime visitor. She Jaycee Wive* was held at the completed their first year in, Longwood baa returned home slater and brothtr-in-law, Mr ciation for tlie support of these it past matron and reception home of Mrs. Hammond Polk scouting, and friendship pins after a week’* confinement and Mra. Roy George, visited members were recited by Star ist at tin- Easter Star Home in in Sunland Estates. Saturday Eve., March 24 were given lo the newer, in the Winter Park Hospital another siatar and her hus Point ofiicers and the Worthy New York. She wa* alto past Two prospective member*. member*. 9 ’ til ------mimic Hy — Freddie Caalro for treatment of a very ser band. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Matron. A *ulo of apprecia Grand Representative oi Mrs. Wendell Agee and Mrs. ious strep throat. Iiobarts, in Miami for several tion, to thr tune of "For Tbt- Grand Chapter of Illinois. dur E. Coleman, were welcomed The Troup scrapbook wav *5 per couple Drew* optional Mr. and Mrs. Clare Baim«r days. They came up Ihe Gulf Bcauty of The Earth” wa* ing 1938 by Ihe group displayed and tlie • Brownies of S. Triplet Dr., Caaselberry Coast on the return trip and presented by Mra. H. V. Elton Hcnuett. a member During tlie business ses>ion voted to use thr prufit earned j TWIST CONTEST • PRIZES • ENTERTAINMENT recently enjoyed a two day visited several friends and Thompson. of the loc-iil chapter, who ir- it was voted to sponsor a re from their recent aale of Girl | .Sponsored In— Society for Crippled Children k Adultn of Suminolr County visit from their friends, Mr. former school mate* in var Members honored were Mr*. cenlly retired Ironi tiie Navy, tarded ehild at tiie SimUnd Scout cookies lor a cook-out. was welcomed home. March M and Mr*. Donald Pahs of ious cities. They also viailed Lc* lie Sheppard, Mrs. Joe Training C'tnler hi Gainesville. Fz\ 2-2207 FA 2-2,271 Hartley Creek, Pa. the Bush Gardona in Tampa. U'inliarl, Mrs. Tommy Me- Worthy Matron, Mrs. It E. The member* art now busy Games wrie enjoyed and llu- call or for reservations Lam, Mrs. S. J. Nix. Mrs. J. Peurifoy, wu* honored on her selling randy to raise lunds party ended with the group, E. Courier. Mrs. II. F. Iren | birthday with a courtesy by for their variou* project*. shavv. Mrs. J. O. Huff. Mrs. J. ! her officer*. Each Star Point Guest speaker for Ihe even "C jc U id s M r ja is i II. Anderson, Mrs. Louise Officer held a gliltrred star ing wat Mrs. Harold Howe, Bill*. Tommy McLain. Harvey behind a lighted randle and who spoke on antique* Mrs Magnolia Cirri* will shed the dead brown and Dunn and It. E. Peurifoy. ! recited appropriate verses, Howe, who lives in Vermont Mr*. T. J. Taylor soon the lawn will be lovely Mrs. J. II. Anderson Jr., j and the Conductress, Mr*, and u spending the winter in 2. A more desirable product for March ia the harbinger of and green. who was out of town when new I Mary Elizabeth Thompson, DeBary, hat had •xtrnsivr W i\ k alirr week uiriinlU ’ rcaalr •pring and all gardeners who All garden lover* and work- I " ‘ beers were installed, wa* presented her with a candy training in Ihe field of an tal'iiluliul /igurrv /ui/i/iv/i, (/ So if used Chevrolet trucks con jar in her pattern of milk hav* been aitting around with er* should start a compost installed as chaplain by Mrs. tique* and at present i* writ sistently In ing higher (nice* at auctions glass, from Ihe officers. ing lor a magazine about in'Automotive Mmkel He/itu/v'* itching finger* ran get out heap and March is a line Leslie Sheppard. Installing all over thr ruuntry, it means that lit* pruning eh«*rs, sharpen time as our majestic oaks 1 niarahall. Itcfrc*hmcnl r o m in i t • thorn. v/i»m- ihni Chevrolet inu k\ me their quality features pay ufl for you them up and begin priming. will begin lo drop their Four officer* will serve at j tee, Mias Versa Woodcock, us'iih iiii’ii’ in te-iili’ i iilnr. The lovely tropical thru ha leaves. It always hurls to the Friendship Night session Mr. and Mr*. It. F. Cole, Mra. not only as long as you own tlsciii and plant* which Jack Froat see leave* piled up lo be of the Daytona Beach Chapter, Ruth Hamilton. Mrs. Walter lint also w lien you are ready to tradp scalded and melted wMI come hauled away. To start your • Raines, Mr*. It. il. Beckham Personals them—double-wall cabs, doors and again and in our wonderful and Mrs. C. -I. Wilkinson, side panels, toof insulation, select compost pile, dig a hole I A )11g\Y O O (l Friend* of John Carver will If vim ivur a piolrssioiul used liink climate be more symmetrical three feet square and threeIt Vases ” served coffee, nuts, and rake tie glad lo know that hr re liuyri, why vv i hi Id y mi p.i) more lor wood lloori, reliable ami eeonotniral and robust than ever. feet deep; sprinkle a layer o f . in St. 1'alrick'a Day colors. turned lo tin home, 1901 Lake vine iii.iky ili.ui iiiiolhcr.' engines, real rugged tailgates, a sus Florida landscape plants ! leaves in the tide wilh ferti- Decoration* consisted of a Ave., .Sunday altar being hos pension system that lirlps ptolong grow rapidly and sometime* - llrer and water down. Repeat tall basket of white chrysan I lin e may lie sevrial reason*, lull pitalised for several day* Hr iiurk lifr are very leggy. Wise prun-1 until the bole ia full. To this Personals themums and ligustrum in tlie uniting thrill would hr: By BrttJr Smith ia a lowly improving. ing keep* them the right | add all grass clippings and chapter room and Ihe Worthy I A greater demand lor die Src your Chevrolet dealer fur a height and develop* bu«by small pruned branches, Little Sandra Kcigani, Matron's emblem, Ihe Holy pi ikIuci yuii/ity '62 Clicv rule! Jobmaster true k. and healthy plants. Start All garden magatines eer- daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bible, in styrofoam with gold Make a easy for someone Bennie Keigans, I’asadrna St., - ‘Sulomotiv* k 'u M Ftpem” is * «Mk*r us- Jour pruning at the end and ry suggestions and of course letter* and red ribbon marker you haven't seen in some Uionlal,,r • M m . * (v lta ii'M »>„c* ispovta ISu slowly cut back until you 1 a fenced bin or a walled pit Longwood, is hospitalized in flanked by holders with green time. Monlioa your name at •i*iif* piius pi i for u-.rJ tvucka tod u't Sf reach live wood. Watch foe is better. At Ihe end of Ihe the Winter Park Hospital with tapers and an arrangement of once, to keep him from foun SiftttUKiflSl U,rm *l ami.on a* scat At U.l buds as lots of plant* (hat rainy season, turn rotn|i»*t pneumonia. She has been very fern and white snapdragons. daring for identification. were injured are already over with a pitch fork and ill, but her Iricnds will be glad •ending out new growth. Af the following spring you have I t0 know that she ia now real- ter pruning, apply plenty of this wonderful organic aoil lo ’nK comfortably. fertilizer and water. Any cut put on your garden. Organic ( ------limb over two inches in dia mailer acts much like a ,f > «" cannot get your gift meter should be treated with sponge, absorbing and holding lo the bride before the cere wound dressing. mony, address it to tbe bride 1 (Thank* many Umta Us weight in wa I.auns browned by freeae ter. This mulch lower* soil AND groom. should be fertilized and gen temperature* in summer and erously watered. New growth conserve* heat in winter. I would like la eapreoa my thanks la yea, my FRANCHISE customers, for your patronage. It has been a NEW SIZE TO pleasure to serve you. fu r economize DRESS SHOP ItAVES OAS. NELO* MOUtINE SERVICE ONLY TWICC A VCA*I Available in Sanford ’62 MERCURY Laundry-All Delux Thl* ia a gland n|ip»rl«eily lo own joa r own business. MU \V. First Slrrot He nill train )«■ end meteor and supply you with the Istest fashions on consign In the future Laundry-Ail Delua nill ha ander ment. You par only aw you well. 13,600 investment In the msasgrmrnt of Mr. Hilliam (B ill) Locke. I4fel3» jggfe» £ g t filtures and equipment nill put you in buainena with I am sure he will continue in give you Ihe same ~^ ww tour own Ureas Shop. If • , ■k» car cerforvancl. cow sact car re ic t you are a good saleslady prompt and courlruue service you have received _ _ Set your Chevrolet dealer for inn kt llitil fttfp working and working and working and working f and maka Uea than 16.000 m Ihe past. o n l y n J U O 9 0 to 18.000 a year and want *2 3 8 8 ' to invest in your own busi D*U cared in Sanford; whitewalls extra ness, you should write for an appointment to: K. M. Black, 1206 Tulip l«aur, i HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. C ocoa, Fla. Mrs. Fullerton Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Coe. 2nd A Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-W11 m Me. Pstesee** >— Seabird. Fla. - IJP fjL—- i Peter Edson Appointed — Elected > • A Sanford resident recently queri ing the school superintendent is di Political Notebook ed us on the possibility of making the viding the responsibility. Under the county superintendent of schools ap system now being used by three WASHINGTON— (NEA) — Achievement of these goals million illiterates and some pointive rather than elective. Wo Florida counties and being requested Congressional approval o f a will solve only one part of the solution for craft union dis crimination. (These are major chocLed with sources in the state by others, the board members still are compromise (435 million, i larger, total unemployment elected by the voters but the super handicaps to increased em capita! and with local officials to de- three-year program to retain problems, however. termino how Seminole might make intendent is appointed by the board. ployment opportunities.) The key to the appointive system, workers displaced by machines Th* big picture includes, in — Trade, tax and other eco the change. addition to the 1.8 million naturally, is a strong and efficient it the first step in the attack nomic incentives to increase The procedure is as follows: technically unemployed each school board. Under the present ar on unemployment. the 3.5 per cent average an The county school hoard first year: the 1.2 million new nual growth rate and creato rangement the Itoard and tho super Beat estimates are that this must ask a member of the county's workers cntvring the labor more jobs. intendent are separate entitles, each will provide retraining for legislative trio (two representatives force each year, the 4.5 mil This is the program now be r,80,000 workers; 180,000 the and one senatur) to seek legislative selected by the people but neither lion now unemployed and the fore Congress. If it isn’t the first year, 250,000 in each of approval of a constitutional amend responsible to the other. I f the super 2.0 million working only part ; best solution fur the unent- tli* two succeeding years. ment that would allow the county to intendent were appointed, then policy | time. ployment problem, the chal Coats may average (30 to (50 t making would be centered with the For the solutiun or reduc- lenge to tile Republicans, in operate under the nppolntive system. a week for from 20 to 52 school bonrd rather than with both | (ion of this whole employment their desire to create n more Tho amendment is voted upon during weeks per worker, depending the board and the superintendent. | problem, admittedly the big positive image in this election the general election by nil Florida on skill required. voters. Appointment of the superinten gest and most important in year, is to come up with a bet dent by the board, we believe, would This program will supple ternal issue today, the Ken Other counties seeking the ap ment that o f another 0,000 ter one. create a more closely knit operation nedy administration offers n pointive system would be included on workers already being retrain and eliminate the possibility of policy comprehensive package. It is 1 the samo amendment. Records show ed in 62 area redevelopment conflicts. admittedly- far more controv that individual county requests nor project* authorised by Con If the board felt the superinten ersial than the retraining pro BARBS mally are approved by state vo‘.c;\\ gress last year. More of their gram just approved. It in dent was not carrying out tho board’s projects wilt be started at an Once the county, th ate policies, it could take immediate ac cludes: By Hal Cochran voter upprovnl, bccom c to accelerated rate before and — A grant o f authority to tion to remedy the situation. An A diplomat it a man who ran adopt the appointive tho after tho new program gets the President for temporary elected superintendent must face the under way. convince his wife she'll look school board then must request tho people only every four years, and reduction o f low-brackct in But th* two programs com come taxes in time o f reces fat in a fur cost. county commission to place the issue many of his decisions — both good bined won't begin to aolve the sion. A woman upon reaching 104 before county voters us a referen and questionable— can easily be for whole unemployment problem dum. If It is approved by a simple ma — Authority to launch public advised friends never to hurry, gotten between elections. as its dimensions era now works programs prepared In jority, the system is put into effect. V-own.______— • ■‘rhav'r * r short recipe for a ----Jr Die—ftvent- -’politic*", entered 'advance' and kept on the shelf The first four counties to receive long life. into the situation and the voters be Labor Secretary Arthur till needed lo make jobs. state approval to appoint school Goldberg estimates that at the It's fine for parents to stay lieved the school board was taking r ;-7 — Adult education for seven superintendents nre Duval, Dade, advantage of its right to appoint, average 3 per cent annual up to kiss the kids goodnight Sarasota and Pinellas. All buL Duval the voters could realign the board at growth rate, about 1.8 million but think of the sleep they now nre operating under the ap- next election. Under the appointive worker* are now displaced by lose. pofntivc system. system the voters would in no way automation every year. Thoughts Glasses improve some peo A t present 13 more counties have I f thla is to, it means that ple's gam f, says a golf pro. He lose control over the school system. God it the one great em requested a state referendum no they We believe that the county would Dick West Says 33,000 workers are losing their means the kind you wear. can be eligible to use this system. It profit by adopting the appointive Jobe to machine* every month. ployer, thinker, planner, su This ia the aixe o f th* problem. is expected that the nnmes of these system. It should create a greater pervisor. — Henry Ward It lo obvious that th* technol counties will be placed before state efficiency in school operation by al Beecher. ogically unemployed ar* not voters in November. lowing the hoard to work with a mnn being retrained thia fasL But Income Tax It seems to us that the present of its own choosing snd It lessens the I’m For Glenn Monument And again, when he brings It lo alio apparent that not all system of electing the county school possibility of Rn unqualified person o f the displaced worker* stay tho first-born into the world Howard L. Whelchcl board members and separately elect securing the post. that the monument would re WASHINGTON (UN) - memorial* in New Concord, unemployed. If they did, total he says, Let all God's angels 460 E llio tt A t*. Some of the good folks in Ohio, where the proposed semble a "celestial aphera" unemployment would be in worship him.— Hebrews 1:0. Lt. Col. John Glenn's old Glenn monument would be or a "globular jungle gym." creasing instead o f declining. F A 2-2010 Dr. Crane's home town have started a located. Therefore, I would So great was the outcry, Some workers automated out What greater calamity can campaign to build a monu like to do my bit to help the the memorial commission fin of job* ar* retrained by pri fall upon a nation than the Office nours: 1 • • ment to commemorate his project along. ally abandoned tho design vate industry for new skills. loss o f worship. — Thomas Evenings By Appointment and replaced it with a more space flight. The new concordant* hope Others have the wit and re Carlyle. W orry Clinic Pursuant lo this cause, to finance the memorial conventional plan featuring a sources to retrain themselves Rep. Tom V. Moorehead, who through public contribution*, statue of Roosevelt on the or go find other Jobs. counts the townsmen among and I'm afraid 1 can't be of verge of shouting "b u lly!" But these measures don't Beware o f echoolglrl kiss like two nawlyweds. Thair Ject on whom to expend their his constituents, held a new* much assistance In that field. It teems to mo that this solve the whole problem. P ri crush** which develop In the bahsvlor Is so sentimental and affection. conference Tuesday to an I.do, however, have a sug turn of events presents a vate Industry can't be expect teena, for much un-happl- mushy aa to be nauseating. This love object la normally nounce plans for the project. gestion to offer which could splendid opportunity to the ed to retrain every displaced neaa In later llfo la rooted In "The other girl la tha more supposed to be a man. If elre- I stopped by Moorchcad'a cut tlsc cost of the monu villagers in New Concord. worker for somebody else to auch affalra Hoys, aa wall aa masculine of the two. Leila la cumalancea, or prudish ma office to attend the briefing ment insofar as the expense What they should do is latch hire. This is th* justification glrla, develop homoaciual the feminine type. Whenever ternal dominance, or Isolation because 1 am heartily In of designing lt is concerned. on lo the discarded Roose offared for government aid in attachmenta at thin atase. KEEP US IN MIND ehe cornea back homa for a In a girl's school, prevant tha favor of any monument that My economizing idea stems velt design and use it for retraining workers for new CASE L-408: Leila 8., aged visit or for Hunday dinner, her girl's having access to a hoy Isn't located In the National from a controversy that a- the Glenn memorial. Jobs. 26, la a legal atenographer. WE’RE EASY TO FIND roommate telephones repeat frltnd, than aha may find her- Capital. rose here some time ago over A "globular Jungle gym" Removing th* cause for "Dr. Crane, I am very much edly to check up on her where self becoming abnormally at Monument building in the design submitted for a might not be very symbolic technological unemployment by worried about Leila," her abouts and to maka sure she tached to a member o f her Washington has about reach proposed memorial to Presi of Roosevelt's charge up San curbing automation for in father Informed ma during our Isn't out with aomebody alas. own aex. ed the saturation point, so dent Theodore Roosevelt. Juan Hill, but I can't think creased productivity Is not tho conferance. Sha la more Jealous than a She will hug end Idas and that any one, regardless of As originally conceived, the of anything more appropriate solution, though it is one an "Sha la too fond o f a girl husband. fondla her girl friend, and how worthy, creates apecc center piece of the TR monu for commemorating the con swer offered by some labor friend, with whom aha aharea "Dr. Crane, what do you show all tha evidences o f lova problems of the nonastron- ment would have been an quest of apace. union leaders. a email apartment on the think of the situation!" and romance which normally autical type. oval shaped work of abstract Considering the circum Others: maintenance of north aide. Tide girl waa her should bs developed only be Eventually, I suppose, we sculpture from the far-out stances, 1 imagine the celes- featherbedding or make-work roommata at college. The two flew art af "Cruahea" Leila and her /oommata il tween a boy and a girl. school of art. trial sphere blueprints could rules, reduction o f the work had a cruah on one another, will be able to hitch monu Because moat people view However, its ultra-modern be obtained for a song, say week, payment of longer term which during their campue lustrate what I hava pointed ments to rockets and boost out in thta column previously. such a situation In tha aama lines offended many congress a couple of choruses of " I unemployment insuranc* or daya 1 Uiought waa Innocent them into orbit. But that la They hava not developed emo light a* leprosy, they ran men and kinsmen of the late don't know what it Is, but larger eeveranc* pay on dis enough. a long-range solution. hardly bring themselves to President. They protested 1 like it." missal, earlier retirement and "Now they are aa devoted aa tionally In the normal fashion, Fortunately, there are few name the dreaded word, adult guaranteed pensions. These man and wife. They hug and but hava stopped at tha gang or homosexual leva). Such homosexuality. ar* *oma of th* demands in "cruahea" are haxardous. One o f my coed students, In Phil Newsom Says . . . current labor contract negoti Indiun Summer That may seem innocent describing her roommate, beet ations, and thsy are being America's Indian Summer enough fur glrla of 10 to lj!, aiuund tha buah for half an fought. corresponds lo St. Luke's but they are a dangerous sign hour and finally exclaimed, Th* President'* labor-man Summer; or to St. Martin's of emotional retardation "Oh, I)r. Crane, you know Oder-Neisse Gains Support agement advisory subcommit Ik Tttuz % Iftontql Summer, In England. Else among older men and women. what I mean. Hhe'a one of tee on automation disagreed It le perfectly normal for ua those things!" on most o f these issues. But where on tbs European conti (U 1T)—Since World War II It haa remained a primary Tho argument is that most to prefer our own sex during Curing Homosexuality they did agree unanimously on nent It Is known hy a variety Wsst Germany haa suffered source o f friction between Pol German expellees no longer tha later years In grammar Tha beat way to traat homo three central principles: of names. from a split personality. It and snd West Germany ever have any real desire to return school. aexuallty Is to prevent it by 1. Automation is essential manifests Itself on the on* since. to the lost territories and that But normal emotional dsvet- letting boys and girls attend for increased productivity and hand in demands for reunifi Now some Germans ar* tak to recognise the Polish claim Assisted Galileo ment demands that wa shall school and eoclal affalra to th* general welfare. cation and return o f lost ter ing the view* that the loss o f would be to knock the props First record of measure transfer our Intaraata to the gether. Encourage young peo 2. This progress must be ritories, and on the other In a the "eastern territories" from under the argument ment of atmospheric pressure oppoalto aex after we entar ple to look to the opposite sex achieved without oacrific* o f mental depression based on should be recognised as an ac which th* Soviets have used with a barometer was given puberty and experience sexual for sweethearts. human values. war guilt. complished fact and relations to encourage rollah fears of a in 1013 by Evangelista Torri maturity. A fter wa enrounlar a fully 3. Technological develop- Reunification o f Germany with Poland brought to some revenge-seeking Germany, celli, who had been an assist How Homosexuality Starts devalopad cast of homosexual ment with adequate safe- was a basic platform of the thing resembling normal. A reverie o f th* situation h n . & n n U . i L ant of (lallleo. When girls have "cruahea" ity in glrla like Leila, we hare gutrda against economic In s s o je i a t i o ' w Potsdam agiaement to which could lead to establishment o f on each other, It simply means difficulty changing the eltua Th* German Free Democrats, jury to individuals I* th* joint the Soviet Union was a signa diplomatic relation* and go Whiskey and driving won't that their new eexual develop tlon. When a girl la ardently who now- are member* of responsibility of private in tory. far toward winning oTtr the mix—with the exception of In ment le compelling them to In lova with a boy friend, it la Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's dustry and government. Th# sains agreement provid Poles who say traditionally look for an adequate love ob a difficult task trying to in government, campaigned on a a wreck. ed that Poland waa lo taka teraat her In another man. platform which included nor that “ the West begin* In Pol over a 30,000-aquart-mile slice Ho it la with homosexuals. malisation of relations with and." of former Hitler Germany be OUR BOARDING HOUSE They are Just aa much In lova Poland. yond the Oder-Neisse river* with each other and usually Recently eight prominent and adminlstar It until final World's finest mule* can AH,LAD,T WILL ODD X DIDN'T i don't want lo change. But they members o f West Germany's boundaries were fixed under a be found in Spain and the REWARD VOU FIN D TT, M A D . '| are Indulging In Juvenile be powerful Evangelical Church THIS SPRING I FOUND YDU« LOST CfXlAH four-power peace treaty with United Slates, with Portugal OWN BUTTON, MR. BtXJTWgv/tT _ WITH A SHILL X W A O 1 havior and would ba far hap circulated a memorandum y o u r ING/1‘*& WORM •FRCNCH and Italy also priding them OF WAW IK) A CORNER ON i pier If they would grow up all Germany. HOME LS iS iO kJ, A T J among the political parties OWN A TK HAIL CARP T / Y O V THAT c o l l a r b u t t o n ] Th* Poles and th* Russians selves on fine specimens. 6 FOR 32 YEARS AND « SID1-AB-HA8IL,emotionally. promoting much th* same 6A 1O SO G M A © IT S O long sine* have declared th* k Homosexual* CAN change, lONA.t thought rr ftWB WADAD BAD LUCKLUC TUB COLONEL Idea. W it h o u t tr— l a s t IW a c S t T A. A a S s H sD n 1 Oder-Neist* lln* "final." PARK WAS OONNA Be GOLD, however, If they will resolute Among Germany'* allies, N w h t x l o s t b -? | / PBARL FROM ly te-train themstlrts to data East Germany, under Mos Wit h a d ia m o n d i n PLAYlNO CARDS AT/ rA R iN * AND l notably Britain and France, 'h i RAVEN N A IT, BUT I T * o n l y / cow prodding, also rsluetantly W R h P r W e " Y O U R FOUND IT— desirable member* o f the op- there also it a belief that the I BRASS/• recognized In 19(0 th* Oder- ,H ..A emmum* Bum U N C LE'S j IN ALLTHAT i posit* sax, for nobody Is bom Nalssa line aa a "peace fron Oder-Neisse issue should have with a specific leva for any been settled long ago by Ger tier." body. man recognition. Specific lovai develop aa West Germany never has 3 & 4 BEDROOMS habits, Ilka fandnaaa for recognised it. nor have th* 3-Bedroom 1-Ilath Western Allies. wheatiaa va oatmeal. Wa ar* FHA . IN - SERVICE bom with hunger, but habit Th* decision originally was 1. lVi & 2 BATHS designed to compensate Pol BIG-CAR determines whether wall aa ROOM AND RIDE '62 MERCURY FINANCING lact wheatiaa or oatmeal. So and for th* loss of an equally It la with lova for our own sax large are* in th* east which or the opposite sex. waa taken by th# Soviet Un 50 (Always write to Dr. ion. Some five million Toles from th# eaot woro moved on MONTEREY Crane la car* o f this news PRICES START AT $11,900 * Per Me. I v l 'B c l l i o s e - mats# into th# territory from *66 paper. enclosing a long 4 ■THB COLLAR LOW DOWN PAYMENT cent stamped, addressed en which about nine million Ger Includes Everything |\U- BUTTON AND man* wete expelled. F.II.A., F.H.A.-ln-Servlre. Conventional Financing HIS SHIRT AT velope and lo cants t* cover |\\YTHeOWL'S CLUB*’ typing and printing coal* ELECTRIC when you send for one o f his Memorial booklets.) 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Fla. \ Mir Stnfcrh ^rrtlJ ,Mar. >’62—Pape 5 Strikes Biddy Basketball lourney Slated Friday Spares p|ay "Tifl'WS IIt John A. SpoUkl I ski replaced by the women in Tonight's Yanks, Reds Head In Other W ay Last year the team that won the All Star League!) | Leading the men was Don the National Team Handicap United Tress International Tbe Yankees hate gone un - almost blew a 15-0 lead in ald Brumfield who had a 203/ O PAA Tournament received Opens The New York Yankees and beaten in their first nine ex | scrambling to a 15-12 victory 558 duo. Jai-Alai ! over the Chicago White Sox. $7,500! the Cincinnati Reds, list hibitions while the Beds have In the Jet Lar.es Kegler'a , The Senators gained their big I believe that aome of our year's World Series rivals, won only three of 10 tuncups, League, Drlvin' Dan Ititzie i lead with the help of homers own boys are lookin' up yon banged home a 22, hi for the A t 6 :3 0 are headed la opposite direc lending some support to those by I'cte Daley, Dale Long and der for some o f those Gcorgo Entries nite ns Chuck Toumoux aver tions on the spring training experts who claim Manager Chuck Hinton before the White Washington's, too! trail. Fred Hutchinson's crew will aged better than a 100, with a The Biddy Basketball Lea First Game: Rtlbao-Egana, Sox erupted for tlx runt In the For the benefit of those of 573 series. gue will wind up its season have plenty of trouble defend eighth and another half-dozen you not knowing the facts and Ibarreta . Mala. Filipino- In the Kingswood Rldrs./ ing the National League cham in the ninth. tltis Friday and Saturday, i’ radcra, Bias . Abasolo, figures of this event, it only Sunland I.g, it was a tough pionship this year. with the Tournament. coats $3 per man or $15.00 per fight for the high game Estrada - Davalos, Tejcro- Redmen, Bradley At this stage of their train team to enter and this includes awards between Dot Johnson's Robson's Sporting Goods Jtianchu. Subs: Furquct-Ma- ing last spring, the Yankees Ware Paces your bowling. In return you 208 and llurbnra Roberts 101. won the regular League gurc. had won only one of nine stand a good chance of pos Barbara rolled hi aeries for Championship when Day and Second Game: Furqurt-Ma- Favored In NIT games and Manager Ralph Golf Play sibly getting your way paid to the AM with a 478 total. gure, Isaac - Abasolo, Estra Houk was worried. Now Houk The qualifying round for tho nationals in Virginia in Nile Grill lost to First Fed NF.W YORK (UPI) — st. Atlantic Coast Line's Wes da - Juanchu, Bilbao-Zabala, it smiling and the rest of Ihe golf club championship, spon June. eral Saturday March 19. John’* and Bradley, two seed Hensley bowled one of his best Llaia. Subs: Bias - Pradera. American League managers sored by the Sanford Atlantic So far, I've seen applications The tournament will get ed teams, are favored to win league series last Tuesday nite Lilata. Subs: Bias.Pradera. arc worried, for the champs National Bank, resulted in the filled in for Pine Crest Inn, tonight and advenes into the in tha Businessmen’s I.g with underway Friday evening at Third Game: Tejero, Aba are winning most of their ex low medal being won by Sadie Gcno's Seminole Cleaners and semifinal o f the National In gamea o f 212, 212/600. Rolls a 6:30 with Day and Nite Grill solo, Filipino, Estrada, Isaac, hibitions with "frin ge" play- Ware. Jet Lanes. Remember, you may vitation Baaketbaii Tourna real consistent ball! Carl Von playing Strickisnd-Morriion; Egana, Bias. Sub: Bilbao. era. A three way tie for low net enter ns often as you like and ment at Madison Square Gar Hcrbulis (Owens Gulf) led the 7:30 First Federal vs San Fourth Game: Pradera. Bob Turley, Gary Blaylock, between Jane McKibbin, Ida make up your own teams. den. gas-men to four points over ford Atlantic Bank; 8:30 Rob- Olarre. Manuel. Elorrt, 7.sr^ C. -y'il.vs ^Rd-yracfle-Rela- Say now, will you lookee ' K C John V i e Oie’” Ji*avy ■ Hal Slowc -vid-l'PMk-farplr tha- -Dark- - A . cj.-uer Piis.'iiiavy' ta ct's ttr Sanford r.k'cVric and ra.'" Crii,Anacahe. Sub: shared the pitching Monday hart will necessitate a play 'here; The ‘women out-bowled thole* over Holy Cross while fivesoine with a high game of closing out the first round Agustin. off at a later date. A play-off the men in the Thursday Nite aa the Yankees blasted the I 217. Carl didn’t miss that 600 Standard Oil will meet WTRR Fifth Game: Badiola-Man- Bradley it a slight favorite Mixed League. Milwaukee Braves, 10-4, at for low putta between Min mark by too many pins as he at 9:30. uel, Arrona - Zubi, Gaiti- over Duquean* in quarter Hi game and scries for the Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Of the Keenan. Vivian Pierce and pared with a 581 series. Play will continue Satur Echanir, Areitio - Agustin, final gamai. The winners then ladies was that o f Margie four hurlert, only Turley pro Illanche Nicely, will bt nee* One o f the highest games day morning with one game Astiga - Iriarte. Alda: - Sa will meat Thursday night af Woods who had a 219/545 set. bably will be with the club on etaary for the prize presented rolled this past week .was that at 9:30 and another at 10:30. gas. Subs: Onste-Zarra. ter Dayton play* Loyola of Marge bowls for Pryor's State opening day. for this feature by Jeanne | of the Navy League's Stankic- The Championship game will Sixth Game: Olarre - Zubi, Chicago on tire same program. Farm Insurance. Not too far The big right-hander, ham Foulk, the defending champ wica (Hatwing One) 230. Once be played at t p. m. Satur Anacabc - Kiorri, Onale- Tha Redman, rated No. 1 in behind was Dot Powell (Pow pered most of last season by ion. again league president Frank day evening. Immediately Manuel, Alda: - Echaniz, the East, have won the N IT ell's Office Supply) with a a tore arm. worked the first Match play foliowi, with Bcrncbcrg put his three games following the Championship L'ria - Agustin, Arrona - Zar- championship thro# timet 207/542. (Man, 1 can see that two Innings against the two matches scheduled for together to take hi series with game there will be trophy ra. Subs: Badiola • Iriarte. while the Brave* from Peoria, handwriting on the wall! Spol- Braves, giving up a pair of each week and tha finali to a 587. Seventh Game: Furquet- presentations to the winner. 111., have captured two titlei. scratch hits but no runt. be played on or before Wed Three men tied for the high Egans, Isaac • Pradera, Both team* drew first round Roger Maria' double and triple nesday. March 21. at the May* single In the City I.g on Wed L'ria • Magure, Onate . Juan- PROUD FISHERMEN, Harold Mnrtin and Rob byes in tha current tourney. and Bobby Richardson's three fair Country Club. nesday nite. Ed Klrchhoff I chu, Olarre . Elorri. Ana- Sanford Nine Tanner of Chuluota, display impressive catch of St. John'* will be out to singles paced New York's 14- (Sanford Mfg.), Dave Dear- | eabc • Zabila, Subs: Filipino- Retained Seeks larKC-'nouth bass recently caught in local Lake stop Holy Croat’ high-scor hit attack. olph and Harry Pentecost, ' Mata. Mills. These whoppers weighed in at 1 0 7«g, ing Jack (Tha Shot) folly. The Beds, meanwhile, drop, both o f Lake Monroe Inn all j Eighth Game: Ooalc, Bad- who scored 34 point* in the ped a 5-4 decision to the St. Plays Leesburg rolled a 224. Big Phil Roche, and SVj lbs. iola. Astiga, Iriarte, Gaiti, Crusader's 72-71 opening Louis Cardinals at Tampa. flJestemHnto one of the most improved Main Event Win Areitio, Sagas. Sub: Zubi. round victory over Colorado The Card* scored their first bowlera in the area, continued Orville Moses, owner of Ninth Game: Rsdiola-Agus. State. two runt without the benefit Team On Road to roll well as he combined the winningest kennel at the tin, Areitio . Zarrs, Gaiti- Coach Jot Lapchiek o f St. of a hit off Jim Maloney, who ASSOCIATE STOUT games o f 213, 209 and 192 to Sanford-Orlsndo Kennel Club, Zubi, Arrona - Sagas, Aldaz- Dy Ronnie Broadway Seminoles Split Golf John's aaye, "Maybe 1 should doled out seven walks in the taka series total with a G14. is sending Retained to the Iriarte, Astiga-Echsniz. Subs: Herald Sports Editor tell my five guya to cover the first threa innings. Curt (Ahem, he rolls on Jet Lanesl) post in tonight’s featured Urls - Elorri Coach Jim McCoy takes his othtr four guya on Holy Croat Flood's double and a tingle by- Ahem, ahem, ahem . . . this ninth race In quest of an Tenth Game: Filipino . Ma Seminole High School base and 1st Jack Foley roam. A f Ken Boyer accounted for the sama team lost three to Bud other main event victory. gure, Bilbao - Davalos, Te ball team Into its first Orange Play Over Weekend ter all, he'a going to score 30 Cards' winning run in Ihe dy's Auto on thle same nite? The Moses greyhounds have jero • Abasolo, Ibarreta- Belt Conference action this to 80 point* anyway no mat- sixth. Frank Hohinaon hit a Currently leading this lea been hot as firecrackers this Zabala. Bias - Pradera. Fur- afternoon when Ihe team trav By Bonnie Broadway ler of Florida Central defeat tar what we do." two-run homer for the Red*. gue is the Sanford Manufac season and through Saturday quet • Mata. Subs: Estrada- els to Leesburg to take on a Herald Sports Editor ed Ed Hamilton of Sanford, turing keglers. From here it night they hail presented Juanchu. Foley averaged n.or* than The New York Meta, like rough, tough Leesburg Yellow Seminole High School's tbe Reds, also can't win for looks like it's going to be a their owner with a grand 2'i-ti, Russ Pearson of .San Eleventh Game: Astigs- 33 points a game a* runnerup rrven.m Jacket trait club. golf team split a weekend real tough nut to crack in try total of 99 firsts. ford and Johnson of Florida Manuel, Uria - Echaniz, Ar to the nation's top scorer, Bill losing. Tho new National Lea The starting lineup remains slate this past weekend, drop ing to overtake them prior to Retained accounted for five Central split their match rona • Elorri, Badiola • Zubi, McGill of Utah, this season. gue entry suffered it* fifth the same for the Scmlnolcs, ping a match Friday to Flor Wizard the end of the echedule. of these victories, having won 1)9-119. Tho best ball of (lie Aids: • Zarrs, Onate-Agustln, straight defeat, 1-0, to the with Roicoe "A m os" Bowen ida Central by the score of Thermostat Was pleasantly surprised to in Grades C. B and three match alio split,, 119-119 Areitio-Iriarte, liastl • Sagas. Baltimore Orioles. Brooks at the third base hot spot, 1719-9)9. Sanford defeated hear Mary Leighty'a name an times in Grada A. The second foursomo saw Subs: Oiarre-Zsbala. Hot Nichols Hobinion, who had tripled to Chuck Ogden handling aetond nounced over-th e-P A system Leesburg Saturday by the open the fifth inning, scored Other top bracket speed Sanford's Ray Bradford down ST. PETERSBURG, Fla— New pellet type. Standard base duties, co-captain Mike for the Sandspurs Lg hi game scura of 12-6. sters In tonight's ninth are Green, 219-19 and Moran of (U P I)—Bobby Nlchol* shot a tha only run when shortstop or high temperature. Sara]- - In Friday's match, Hueb- Caolo will handle the left field honors with a 209. Jane Ad Henry Hoyt, Erma Eastman, Florida Central beat Sanford's near record 64 Monday and Kilo Chacon made a hurried, cock'* 494 was tops in the ser Leaders Split position, with ro-caplain Steve Deputy Dawy. Cedar Cadet, Jeff Williams, 2)9-19. Florida collected 12.800 hit first wide throw (o the plate after ies department. Both o f theee 214 E. First St. Barnes covering the hole at Gay L., Blue Glitter and Rex Central won the best ball 3-0. tournament victory on the fielding Andy Etchebarren'a keglcr-ettes bowl for Aiix of ahort-atop and batting In the Tray. In the third foursome, PGA tour since turning pro difficult bouncer. SANFORD Sanford, Johnson Rolls clean up position. Gary David- Aside from Retimed, Mul Weinstein of Florida Central Kegler Wins in 1960. The Washington Senators aon follows, playing first base, I'm eorry 1 don't have the berry Kennel's Deputy Dswg defeated Sanford's Leo Wat Artion In the Jet loin**’ with Butch Riser in center yellow sheets for the A ll Star will also be seeking a sixth High Game son, 2)9-19, while Ricky Glee- Keglers League this week League's action but I do know field. Jack Caolo, who has win. Four-time winners in Ihe High gams of the Sunland- son of Ihe Seminole squad that there must have been at found the first and second proven to be one of the men octet are Cedar Cadet, Gay Kingswood League was Dot downed Cohen o f Florida Cen DIFFERENT? leaat twenty game* o f 200 or place team*, Kwito Whit# and to watch for in the Seminole L., and Rex Tray. tral, 219-19. Florida Central higher announced to the public Johnson's 208, o f the Jolly American Legion, splitting line-up, will hit next and han Fred Whitehead's Rex Tray once again won the* best ball, It gee a all tha way up to aa they w en bowling. One o f Girls team, her first 200 two points each. different dle the catching chores. Don rates as a 3 to 1 favorite on 3-0. Florida Central won Ihe What's tha reef. Only Rambler the highlights was Jerry game. High aerie* wax liar- Other results; O. K. Tire Haney will play left field and the morning line. Ho has match. 171»-9t9. hat Deep-Dip rustproof. Riley's stringing ou t the bara Roohrer o f the Trailer- Store took four points from big Bobby Johnson, the ace of drawn the one hole and does In Saturday's action, lees- about Rambler's Ing-entira body Immersed strikes until ! thought that's ettee with a 191/478. Other Wheeler Fertilizer and Riggs the Seminole pitching staff, well from an inside box. burg’s Wrinkle defeetrd Ed In primer paint right up to all hs could roll . . . strikes! good games were Shirley Con- Sunoon took four points will do tha hurling for San There are just 11 more days Hamilton, 219-19, hut Russ roof-plua 8 other body He finished one game with key 181, Kitty Purdy 179, Mar from Craig Cary, while rustproofing? ford. of racing with remaining Pearson came back to down ruatprootlng Heps. five, started the next with six ty Kinnard 178, Elaine Koeti- Glen’s Phillip* “ 06" took three This marks the beginning of events highlighted by the Herlong of Leesburg. 3-0. and then on his 12th put it val 176, Yvette Hunter 173, to one from Harley's Sinclair. ihe OBC action for Sanford, Derby eliminations Monday Leesburg won the best ball, right into the pocket to get Dora Meehan 169, Betty Allen High team single and striae and they hope to get oft to a and the running of the 27th 2 '9-*9. tapped with a nine count, leav 105, Peggy Dooley 160, Elaine went to American Legion good start. Berry Johnson and annual Derby on Friday, In the second foursome, They atop whan olhar ing the 10 pin. Polkowtki 156, Dotti* Dyer 907/2842, while high game Billy Higgins, rookies for the March 30. Senford really racked up as brakaa can't, Double- Highlights of the leagues 157, Doris Nelson IBS, Belie Scmlnolcs, are expected to Ray Bradford dumped lloyd, goes to Dan Rlllta 222 and What's different Safety Brak* System haa and leaders; Summers 155, A lt* Moors 1(5. high series to Charles Tour- Undam master cylinder*. help the Seminole game, and Midgst Foodmart / Country 3-0, and Jeff Williams of the Split* picked up were the noux 573. If front brakaa fall, rear they will probably sea plenty Club: Marty Kinnard 165 & Wins Lift Title Seminoles defested Crain of about Ram bler'^# 3-1 by Dora Median, Marty Leesburg by the same score. Other 200 or better gsmes brakaa aUl work and vico of action In today’s contest. Joan Adams 425. MOSCOW (U P I) — Leonid Elmore, Alice Hunter, Kathy were ioiled by John Bridges, veraa. Self-adjusting Both these hoys have been T League: Marjorie Kipp Zhabottnaki of Russia wen Sanford won the best hall in brakes? Gray. Tha 5-7 by Pat Leonard, Charles Toumoux, 202; Rich brakaa standard, too. ehowing up good in practice 182/512. the heavyweight title in the this match, 2-1. The (inal Shirley Webster. The 6-10 by ard Barnes 210, and Georg* and ahould boost the Seminole Jet Bowlsr-sttes Kay Bow Moscow weightlifting tourna tally aaw Sanford in front, Wilma Rogers, 3-6-7 .by Hursnti, 214. line-up considerably. Barnes, man (Harriet's Beauty Salon) ment with a total lift of 490 12- 6 . Yvette Hunter, the 2-7 by Mike Caolo, and Bobby John 200/853. kilograms (1.078 pounds). Dick Zirk of Caldwell Twp. N. 1L, Evelyn Uhr, the 5-6-10 by son are tbe veterans for the Ill - Noqnere: Rose Mary It'sgraaUrthanenyothor wai fifth with a lift of 447.5 Mary Smith, tha 4-8-7 by Alta Semlnoles and will be the big Laubert (Lovely Lady) 214/ different American car's. Rambler kilograms (98419 pounds). Moore. What's guni In the line up. 558. Only 11 Days Left! Clastic Sand Ambassador Sanford'a game with Oviedo, Bill Hemphill Motor-sttes: about Rambler's V-8 beat all other makes originally acheduled for last Elaine Kostival 189/48. IHGOODYEARHIGOODYEAKHl In front-seat headroom Friday, had to be postponed Singles Classic: Jerty Riity (*,en Can iliac!)-can seat because of tha bid wcatltcr 235/893. This week’s BIG D O G ^ 3 * | RACING headroom? six 6-footera easily. and a bad playing surface, due Douglas Sky Warriors: Rost to the raini which prevailed Mary Laubert 192/491; Frank last week. McMillan 328, Jerry Riley 618. ^^S a fe ty Buy at your NIGHTLY 8:10 What's different They wan't mat aut. 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MIDWAY IITW IIN ORLANDO t SANFORD ON HWY. 17-H E A S Y TERM S Midway between Sanford A Orlando i n p»g«g-Tne«.Mar.2o(>CT Legal Notice | Legal Notice j Legal Notice fE fO ! f i M T \ . i lf nin TlircTill-. tI ullli n I i ITit rotro i ItTh t l\in la (ho Cenrt a. nf 9 the Caaalym M I m . f Inww «kA tha Canrl a of# tha F* Csnnty — I Fits Of Fitness im i rn u n e m in o i.e ro i Jadse. aaaalaala Cawaty, Flat. Jndga, Seminal* Cwnnty, Stale Tt. F l o r id a . n u M i . i i T 14a. la rrahate. af Ftsrtdn. In Prabat*. WASHINGTON (U P !)- One Stratum ha* a point thcr«. no . IIRA* la rei Batata af In re the Eatat* afi of the more intriguing ix u «» It doesn't take much to start f ir s t f e d e r a l m v i .v b i MARTHA HANK PHILIP W. CRANE AND I/1AN ASSOCIATION OK Decaaaed Deceased. to occupy the mindi of our tongue* wagging in a close- ORLANDO, » corporation. Ta Alt Credllara aad Peraaaa Plaintiff FINAL NOTICE statesmen this yeir i« whe Italian Claliaa ar tleaaaada Nolle* la hereby given that knit community like tht V». tsalaet Raid Kefafei ther the Navy ihouid judge JACK BOYLES. at *1, th* undersigned wilt, on tha Navy. Ind day of April. A D. 1X1 an officer1! ••fitness** by the DafrndaMt. You and each of you ora hereby notified and required praaeni to th* Honorable c l e r k 1* n o t ic e n r m i k locisl grxcei of hi* wife. All of tbit started me to to present any claims and de County Judge of Seminal* Nolle* I* hereby «lv#n the! mand* which you, or althar The Navy'* deci*ion to wondering just what ion of under * Deere# of foracloaqr# County, Florida, hi* final re of you, may have asalnat turn, account and vouchers, ilart including marital a* and salt entered hr tha Judge tht ostata of MARTHA MANK thing an old seadog would of Ih# Circuit Court of th# as Administrator of th* Eatat* daceaaad, lata of said County, of PHILIP W. CRANE, da- well a* martial matter* in write when he *tarted to fill Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and to tha County JudRa of Semi for Semlml# Countr. riorlda, retard, and at aald tlm*. than It* officer fitnex raling* ha* nal* County. Florida, at hi* and there, make application lo out the social section of a on tho ttth day of Mtrrh, office In tha court houa* of arouted more Ihtn one con- 111}, In n crrtoln nut# be Ih* aald Judge for a final eald County at Sanford, Flor settlement of hla administra grexman. By my count, it junior officer* fitness re tween Flrrt Federal Barings ida, within all calendar and loin Aiaoelatlon of Or tion of aald eatat*. and for port. monthe from tha tlsio of tha an order dlarharging him hat arouted two congressmen. lando. a corporation, plaintiff, flrat publication of thla no aa auch Administrator. My guess is that it would and Jack Boylaa. at a!., da- Rep. Leslie C. Arends of lle*. Each claim or demand Datad thla th* Xrd day of fandanta. being Chancery No, Illinois mounted the burning turn out something like this: lllll, I will tall at pulitlr ahall be In wrltlnir. and ahall February. A D. 1HL atat* tha place of roaidene* deck lo aisert that a Navy “ To; Bureau of Personnel. auction to the highlit -nd /«/ Howard E. Belcher brat bidder for caati, at tha and poet office addraie of the Aa Administrator of th* wife's looks, charm, manners “ From: Capt. I.ungbusler. claimant, and ahall ho aworn front door of tha Courthouaa Eatat* of and wit—or lack of same — “ Subject: Fitness of Lt. In Sanford, Samlnolo Countr. to by the claimant, hla asent. PHILIP W, CRANE or attorney, and any auch Florida, at tha hour of 11:44 Daceaaad were beside the point. (jgi Frixbee. elalnt or demand sot eo filed Stane'-om, Darla A McIntosh A. M. on Tuaadar, tha trd ahall ha void. “ The value of a Navy of “ Friibee and wife make dar of April, 1X1, tho follow* Attornaya for Administrator Ins draerlhad property tnwlt: /a/ Teenier Braden P. O. Drawer til ficer is his ability lo com attractive couple, only draw Lot II. nioek A. J.ITTLE Aa ' Admlnlatratrli of tha Sanford. Florida mand a ship and not hi* back is that she is taller than Estate of WBKIWA BBT A TBS wife's ability to engage in he. She should wear Hat- NUMBER ONE. accordlnf MARTHA MANK. IN THE Cint.l IT COI BT. to tha plat tharaof aa ra- deceased NINTH JUDICIAL CIHCI IT. sparkling conversation at a heeled shoes. Look* belter •ordad In Dat Book I. Htenetrom, Davla A McIntosh IN AND FOB SEMINOLE reception or a tea,” he said. than him wearing high heel*. pas* II. of tha Public Attornaya far Administrates COU NTT. FLORIDA. Raorda of Samlnola Coun P. O. Drawer lit IN (TIANCKMT NO. IISM It was, however, Rep. Sam “ Waltied with Mr*. Frit- ty. Florida. Sanford, Florida ALBERT WALTER. *• Eaecu- uel 8. Stratton of New York, bee at rtuh dancys. Sleeri (SEA Lt Publlah Mar. *, 11. 1*. IT, 1X1 tnr of the luist Will and hlmaelf a naval rexrve offi Arthur II. Baekwllh, Jr., Tenement of HENUT W. okay on straightaway but has Clark In lb# Court mt tho Connly JOHNSON, Decaaaed, cer, who contributed the most tendency to list to port on Ry Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Judne, Seminole Caaaly, Stale Plaintiff. eyebrow-raising comment. turns. Wince* when foot step David tV. Iladrlck, of tha firm or Florid*. In Probate, -ve- TTwwv d o e s HE ‘-v of Gll»*. Iladrlck A Rublnaon In re the Relate oil SUMAN O. CROHUY. KT AIJI, Ho questioned whether “ a ped on but doesn’t stop in rALWAYS HAVE TO ) IIS M-mtli Court Straat JAMES W. HARRY Dafendanl*. superior officer is. or ever middle of floor and holler Orlando, Florida Decaaaed. NOTICK OF BLIT . SPOIL MY FUN “V ^ should be, in any position to 'ouch!' Sign of good man- Attornaya for Plaintiff. • FINALE NOTICK STATE OF FLOHIDA T^l Publlah March IS. 1X2. Nolle* la hereby ulven that Oliva lllatrhford. whoa# laat comment utefullv and intelli ner»______... . * kunwii— n tt< rw —aiiu' ovl- IS ■’flllff' tilt CL'IT COURT, Tiudar Jliituu ~<**ilf, "on* gently on the qualification* “ Drew Mrs. Friabee aa tha loth day of April, A. D. draea ta Hampton, Now NINTH JL'DtCI LL CIRCUIT. Ham pah Ire and attributes of the wive* partner in club bridge tour IN AND r « H nitWINOt.K 1111, praaant to lha Honorable County Judse of Samlnola Jeealr Shaw. whoa* 1**1 of the officers under bis ney. Bid* weak no-tnimp. COU NT V. FLORIDA known roaldanca and ad in c h a n c e r y n o . it no* County, Florid*, bar final re turn, account and vouchers aa dress la Hampton. New command.” Signals with kick* ondtr CLYDE C. KERCH and Hampshire ANN E. KERCH, hla wlfa, Ktacutrli of the Eatat* of table. Shouldn't wear pointed JAMES W. I1ARRT, dacaaaad. Lillian Thurlow, whoa# laat Plaintiffs known raeldanco and ad- shoes. vs. and nt said time, than and tilers, make application to tha draee la Hampton Kalla, Legal Notice “ Attended cocktail party at FRED HODGES and New Hampshire NF.I.LA HODOKB, at ll said Judse for a final attllt- Jama* II. Thurlow, whoa# laat I* COUNTY JUDGE'* COI l«T, Friibee home, Martinis stand Dafandanta. mant of bar administration of eald estate, and for an orda'r known raaldance and ad- se m i n o l i: cni v r i , Fl o r ard 3-to-l formula. Sign ot n o t ic e o r nriT draaa I* Hampton F'alla, TOi FRED IIODGEK and NEE- discharging her aa auch. id a stability but indicatea lack New Hampshire KST 41K OF . LA IIODOES. whoa# raald'itr* Dated this tha loth day of Harriett Havaga, whoaa laat of imagination. la unknown If llrlns and If March. A. D. 1X1. DOUGLAS JOHN SCOTT known raaldtnc# and ad- Deceased dtad, hla or liar unknown * Nina M. Oraenln* addraea la Plymouth, Maaan- “ Overall Impression ia that hairs, devlerei. legataas, gran- Aa Eaecutrli of ih* Ealata NOTICK TO CHKIIITon* ohUsatta TO AL1. PKItllDI HAVING Mr*. Friibee an asset social tats, asalnnaea, Manors, claim of JAMES W. IIAKItY Charles Frank Ravage, whoa# ants or othar paraona and par- Deceased CLAIMS OR D E M AND* ly Recommend rrlib c « for last known residence and AGAINST M ID KBTATF.t tlaa clalmlns Inlaraat by. rubllah Mar. X, If A Apr. t, address la Plymouth, Maaae- promotion.'* Ihrouth, undtr nr analnat any 10, 1X1. You and aach ef you are rhueatta hereby notified and required of tha abova known nr un tlarbara Havaga, whoa# laat known parlloa and of parsons to fit* any claims and de NOTICK OF SALE knowu raaldanca and ad- mands which you, *r either of havlns or clalmlns any Inter TO WHOM IT MAT CON- drata la Hampton. Now est In tha said mortsasa you, may hava acalnat said Signals CKRNj Hampehlro eatal# In Ih* ofHra uf lion. which la tho nature of thla SUHAN A). CRGSHT, OLIVE DETROIT (UPI) — Ambar Suit, and to any and all othar NOTICE I* HEREBY OIV- C. Vernon Mia*. Jr., County KN that tha underelaned will U LATCH F O R D . JEBS1K Judge of Hemlnot* Countr, at colored front turn aignala will parllea clalmlns any rlsht. HI! AW. LII.IJAN THURLOW, till*, and/or Inttraal In and offer for a*l* and aril to tha hla offlca In tha Court H»uae appear on American ear* in Michael and beat bidder for HARRIETT RAVAGE. CHAR- In Sanford, riorlda. within to tha followlns described LEU FRANK RAVAGE HAIl- the 10(8 modal year. property, to-wli: cash nt public outcry tli* fol six calender months from th* lowlns described real and 1IA ItA RAVAGE, and each of time of Ihe flrat publication The change hta bean recom I-ot I. Block A. SPORTS them. If alive, and their re MAN'S PARADISE. Semi personal proparly located of thla nolle*. Kaeh claim lor mended by tha Automobile and alluat* In Hatnlnolo spective unknown spuuaee. If demand muat bt la writing nole County. Florida, arc- married, and. If dead, thalr Manufoctur e r a Aaaoclation. ordtns to tho plat there County. Florida, to-wltt and contain th* place of resi and auch respective apoua**' dence and pnat offlc* addraea The AM A also ie studying a of aa recorded In Plat Tha East I.U fool of I-ot hairs, devisees, legate**, gran Hook t, past II, Public X and lot IT. laaa tli* of lha claimant and rmiat ha tees. aaslgnaaa, llanora. cre sworn lo by th* claimant, hla dual-intoniily system whirh Haoorde of Samlnola East I feel thereof. Block ditor*. trust#**, and any and County, Florida. 1. NORTH ORLANDO agent or attorney, or Ml* would inrreasa daytime bright all paraona claiming by. asm* shall ba volA TOU ARE IIKREDT NOTI TOWN81TK FOURTH AD- through, utidar or asalnat ness of signals two to four FIED that tha Plaintiff. DITION. accord Ins tn lha Mary I. Scott them or any of them: JAMER Aa Ksacutrlm uf aald time# over that of praaant sig CLTDE C. KKItCK and ANN plat tharaof as recorded H. THUItLDW, If alive. In- E. KERCH, hla wlfa. ha* la- Ih Plat Hook II, Pas* X. oatal* nals. dtvldually and a* Executor of John A. Heed. Jr. etltulad aull asnlntl you In Public Racorda of Samt- th* Eatat# of Uharle* H. tha Circuit Court of the Ninth nola County, Florida; Ruah. Rt*d and Marshall Crosby, daceaaed. and hit un Attorney* at l e t Judicial Circuit. In and for Includlns epacIflcaHi, but known spoil a a. If married, and. Samlnola County, Florida, tha not by way of limitation, P. O. Boa 11(4 If dead, hla unknown heir*, Orlando, Florida Legal Notice naturt of the suit la to placo tha following datura: davlaera. legatees, grantee*, tho amounle duo tho Defend llaater. permanently In- Flrat publication oa March It. aaslgnaaa, llanora. creditors, IXT. IN THE CIRCUIT (OtivTo? ant!, on account of tlio mort alallad. trualae*. and any and all par- TIIE NINTH JUDICIAL CHI- sasa slven by tho rialntlffa Togatbar with all alrucluraa anna claiming by, through, In (b* (wnrf nf lha Uonaty ( I IT, IN AND FOB SEMI- to Ilia Dafandanta aa record- and Improvements now and under or again*! th# aald Jndga, ftamtaal# County, Flor NOI.K G il (TV, FLORIDA. od In Mortsasa Hook 1«4. haraafter on aald land, ami Da- JAMER 11. THURLOW, Indivi ida. In Probate. CHANCERY NO. HOTS Past IIS, Public Records of (uras attached thereto, and all dually and aa Exarutor of th* In roi Estate ml MARGERY K. WINKLER, Samlnola County, Florida, Into ranie, latuaa, proceeds, and Eatal* of Charlaa II. Croabr, DOROTHY BURGER ruintiti tho llesiatry of the Clark of protlta accruing and lo accrue decaaaed. Defendant; and to vs. tha Circuit Court, Seinlnolt Dacaaaod. from said premia**, all of CHARLES M. CROHIIT, da- Tn All uredllora nnd Parson* FRANKLIN D. WINKT.HR. County, Florida, and to have which ar* Included within tha ceaaad. and all paraona and llarlan Claim, or ll.aranda Defendant the Clark of Ihe Circuit Court foregoing description and th* partis, claiming any Inter n o t ic k o r b u it of Seminole County. Florida, Against Said Ratal*! habandum tharaof; also all ests by, through, under or You and aach of you era T«i FRANKLIN D. WINKLER aftar ho liaa received auch g*a. ateam. electric, water, and against any of th# known or haraby notified and required Residence Unknown funda, to aatlafr tha above olhar hasting, cooking, ra- unknown paraona, A N D lo praaant any clalmi and de You ar* haraby notified that mortsasa of Record, with re frlgaratlng. lighting, plumb a o a in h t a l l pkrhonh mands which you, or althar a ault ha* bean flltd again*! ference to tho above daarrlbed ing. ventilating, Irrigating, HAVING on Cl,AIMING TO of you, may have against th* you In th* abova aaptlonad property, said property bains and power avatame, inarhlnaa, HAVE ANY ESTATE RIGHT. aatat* of DOROTHY UUKUKR. Court. Th* nature of auch situated and loratad In Semi- appliance*, datura*, and ap- TITLE Oil INTEREST IN OR deceased, lata of aald County, ault la lo obtain a dlvorc*. note County. Florida. Tnu and purttnanraa. which now ar* LIEN UPON th# following to th* County Judge of Bemt- Yon are haraby raqulrad tn each of you are hereb}- re or may hereafter pertain lo, described land*, lying and be nola County, Florida, at hla fll* your wrtttan dafana-a with quired to file your Answer or b* used with, In, or on ing In Remind# County, Flor office In Ih* court hour# of th* Clark of aald Court, and with tha Clark of tha Circuit aald premia*-, even though ida. to-wlt: aald County at Hanford, Flor aarve a ropy (hereof npoa Court. In and for Samlnola they ha dataehad or detach Lot* 11 and 3* In Utoek ida. wilhln ala calendar Plalatlffa Attorney oa or ba County. Florida, and aarvo a 14 of CRYSTAL LAKE fora th* »th day of April copy tharaof upon W. E. able. month* frum th* tlm* of th# at tho front door of tho Semi WINTER HOMES HUII- flrat publication of this notice. 1XI. »r a Derr** Pro Confer** WINDHHWKKDLK. of tha DIV1RIGN, SEMINOLE firm of Wlnderwsedle, llalnes. nole County Courthouaa at Each claim or demand shall will b* entered against you Sanford, Florida, on th# Ird COUNTY. FIrOUIDA. acc bt In writing, and ahall statu YVItnoae my hand and otal Hunter A Ward. X I Park day of April. A II. tXl, at ording to Plat thereof th* ptara of resident* and a* Clark of th* Clrsnlt Court Avenue, South, Winter Park. th* hour of ll:oo A. M. under recorded In Plat Book T. post offlc* addraea of Ih* In ami for Hrmlnole County, Florida. Attornaya for Plain and pursuant to th* final da- Pagea 114 to 114 of th* claimant, and shall bo sworn Thla llh day of Mareh, IXt. tiff In tho above action, on era* of foreclosure entered on Public Records of Semi to by th* claimant, agent, at (HEAL) or htforo tho 14th day of th* 11th day of March A. D. nole County. Florid*. torney, and any auch claim Arthur H. Haekwltk, Jr., April, A. D. IXt. alat a Da- 1X1 In th* Circuit Court of You. end each of you, are or demand not ao filed ahall Cl-rk craa Pro Confeaso will bo the Ninth Judicial Circuit of hereby notified that a aolt In b* void. Uy: Martha T. Vlhlaa ontsrod asalnat you. Florida In and for Samlnola equity he* beau brought FIRST NATIONAL HANK Deputy Clark IT IB ORDERED that thla against you by ALBERT W A L AT WINTER PARK Joaaph M. Muraaka be published In HANFORD County In that certain causa pending before eald Court en TER, aa Kitcutor of th# l-aat By: George O. Burgeton, P. O. Rot III HERALD, a newspaper pub Will and Taatamant of HEN Trust Officer Fern Park, Florida lished In Samlnolo County, titled Fall Rlvtr Having* Hank. Plaintiff, -va- l-a a (toy RY W. JOHNSON, daceaaad. Aa executor of th* Mot Publlah Mar. II, 24. X. A Apia Florida, onro aarh weak for In tha Circuit Court of tho Will and Teatamant of t. 1112. four oonaocutlvo waaka. Wallace and Judy M. Wallace, hi* wlfa. Defendant*. In Ninth Judicial Circuit of Dorothy Burger, dretaaod WITNESS tha hand of tho Florida, In and for Bamlnolo Pablleh Mar. It. 24. IT A Apr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Clark of tha Circuit Court. Chancery No. 11104. Dated at Sanford, Heinluol* County, Florida, and you aro I. 1IU. THE NINTH JU IHl'IAL CHI. Samlnolo County, Ftorlde, thla hereby summoned. nrdtrod Ul/rr OK AND FOR SEMI- the Ith day of March, I D , County. Florida, Ihla IHh day IN THE I'lHt'l IT fOt HT OF of March, A. D. lftl. and required to ftl* your writ- NOI.K COIIATY, FLORIDA. lost. irn anowor or dafanaoa to tho HIP. NINTH JIDItTAL CIR CHANCERY NO. IIMI (SEAL) (HEAL) CUIT OF AND FUR SEMI. Arthur II. Ilackwilh. Jr., Complaint Iliad heroin ogalnal UNITED IMPROVEMENT A Arthur H. Backwlth Jr. you In tho entitled causa. In NOI.K UOI NTV, FLORIDA. INVERTING CORP. Clark of tha Circuit Court Clark of Circuit Court, 4'IIASfCKItV .NO. I toe* Bamlnolo Count), Florida tha offlc* of th# Clark ot Ih# Plaintiff, Wlnderweadle, Haines, Hunter Circuit Court. In and for THE GUARDIAN LIFE IN'- • va- A Ward Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen. D C Braidall, Urldlay and t-ands, Memlnol* County. Florida, on B O U N C E COMPANY OF ALTON R. ODE and KOSALIS X I Park Avenue, South or bafora the lath day of AMERICA, A. GUE, hla wife Winter Park, riorlda Attornaya for Plaintiff, April. A. P 1X3. nnd to servo Plaintiff, Dafandanta. Publlah Mar. II, tt, IT A Apr. •• North Court Straat -va- Orlando, Florida a copy of auch antnar or AMENDED NOTICK OF SITT I. 1X1 defense* upon HTF.NHTKOM, MILLARD L POTT and IN DAVIH * MclNTOBll. Plain LUELLA A. POTT*, hla wlfa. MOHTGAUK PORRCLOtfRM tiff# attorney# herein, whoa# Dafandanta. TOi_ALTON IL OUK and British Laborite address la P. O. Drawer til. NOTICE OF *1 IT IN ROHALIK A. OUR, hi* Banford. Florid*, on or befora HOttTGAUK rilllKCLOailltK wif# lha aald dat* a* required by To* Mll.t.ARD I- liOTY and Itealdaiua Unknown At KONA fl.Sumniira iFr) tha law# of Florida and th# LUELLA A. DUTY, hla You are haraby notified that I British libot.to 7 lxaaa color 1X4 Florida Hulas of Civil » If*. ■ Muikal drama a l.’otuplalnt to foracloa* a leader, tall Procaduras. If you fall lo do Slto N. Linden Road certain luortgag* encumber 9 Tear so. a Deere# Pro Coulaaao will 10 Metheglln CHo, Michigan ing th# * following dreerth- I 7 Ha was a — b*’ entered against you for th* Tnu air hereby nutlflad that prime mluutrr 11 UuMeacbcd real property, tn-wlt: relief demanded la Ih* Com a Complaint to forecluto a •I England 1*ITeaus Lot it . OAKLAND MIL1.B. 19 Repeals plaint. certain muilgage encumber according lo th* plat It Sira The nauis of th* Court In 14 Each 31 Subatil.ee ing (bt following doerrlbad thereof a* Recorded In 11 HowiprBl 3d It at which thla ault ha# bean tnatl- real property, to-wlt: Plat Uook II. Page. 41 angle (naut l 34 Gna whs tut ad Is th* CIRCUIT COURT I-ot I. Block 11. WE4TII- and 44. Public Iteeorda of II Go sway tiitliul OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL EltHFlELD KIRHT ADDI Bemlnol* County, Florida; IT Compaupoint 33 Odd likot) CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN TION, according to Ih* Including all atructuraa IB Willow 36 Paula 43 Frivolous Napoleon's AND f o r hKMINoLE COUN plot thereof aa recorded and Improvements now and 30 HlfMIul IT Pillar 44 Skin afllKtlon •nt sails TY. ru m iD A , and tha abbre In plat Book tt, pages 44 hereafter oa said land and 31 Pronoun 29>ToRar holder 47 Mm Woat and 12 Visit viated till* of this raae la and (*. Public Records of fixture* attached to or 30 Emmets natueaakea 32 Employe 23 Russian r ular ALBERT WALTER, as Exe Ktmlnola County. Florida, need In eonuactloh nit a IIDrega X Present month 33 Consumed 14 Rad cutor of th* least Will and hat been Iliad against you In tha aald pramlaea. 37 Muikal so4a 34 SeU-aateaa* tab ) IT Ran court* Taatamant of HENRY W, tha abuve-atyled suit, and you 30 Ellipsoidal 41 Feriut 34 Hocus data circuit has bean filed agalnel vou la JOHNSON. Deceased. Plaintiff. are raqulrad to serve a copy tha above-styled salt, and you >3 Allowance (or V*. BUB AN O. CHUBBY, ET of yo*r A m .t r or Pleading waata T” 1 1 4 r~ r~ j r~v- w w rr era raqulrad to aarv# a copy A M , Defendant*. to tli* Uumplalnt on Plaintiffs of your Aniaer ar Plaadlng 15 Native natal II la hereby ordered that 31 Coptnhagonar rr rr attornaya, AXDKRBO.N. Ht'HH. to tht Complaint an Plain this Order and Nolle* shall DEAN, LOWXDCH A v/n dan tiff* atlornrya, AXDRIkMoN. 34 Formally ll* published one* a week for 17 Sack IICKG, 132 F.aat Central Ave- RUSH. DEAN. LOWXDKft A iT~ nr four ronascutlv* weeks In th* U lialiia city nut, Orlando. Florida, and van dan HERO, III Eaat Can- 39 Ratio Hanford Herald, s newspaper fll* th* original Answer or tral Avenue, Orlando, Florida, 40 Toward publish*)! la Sanford, Somlnnl* PU.dlng In lha offlc* of th* and fils lha original Answer 41 Protocalaty County, Florida, and havlns Clork of th* Circuit Court on . or Pleading In lha office of 42 Ang*r a general irtculatlon In Sami- or bafor* th* 19th day of th* Clerk of Ih* Ulretilt Court 43 That thing Bole County, riorlda. April, 1M2. If you fall to do on or bafor* th* lytb day of X French friend W1TNKHM my band aa Clark eo, a decree pro confeaao will April, 2941. If you tall to do 49 Pin* saudal* of aald Circuit Court of tb* be taken agalnel you for th* *0, a de.-rae pro confasao will 11 (mall shield Ninth Judicial Circuit of Flor rellof demanded In th* Com b# taken asalnat you for th* 14 North American ida. In and lur Somlaol* Coun plaint. nation rollof demanded la th* Com ty, Florida, and tht N il of This Nolle* ahall b* pub plaint. MTasasdtr aald Court St Sanford, Soinl- MKlogM Pjloa lished one* a week for four Thla Nolle* ahall b* pub nnlo countr. Florida, on th* consecutive weeks In the Han lished one* a week for four 99 Make p~— Ith day of March, A. D. IXt. 10 Compound ford Herald. consonutlv* weak* In tha (SEAL) Yt IT.NKBB my kind and of etl cr (pi A Arthur II Uackwllh. Jr, BANFORD 1IKHOLD. •l Calx divisions ficial teal of • offlr# at Han WITNESS my hand and offi Clork of Ctroult Court ford, Romlaolt Couat>. Flor cial eaal nf offlc* at Pemli.nl* DOWN p. min ole County, Florida id* Hue I l k day *f March 1 Church part County. Florida, thla Id a day H>: Martha T. Vlhlen 1X1 •f March, 1X1. 1 Maari tax Deputy Clark id UAL) OdgM I (BEAL) Publlah Mar. It. X. IT A Apr. Arthur H Borbnlth, Jr, I. 1X1. Arthur H. Haekwltk. Jr. 4 Setter*.! .*]# Clark of Circuit Court Clerk of circuit Court* Sttnstrom, Davla A McIntosh Ity Martha T. Vlhlen Attornaya for Plaintiff Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clprk Deputy Clark P. O. Draw or 111 Publlah Mar. to, It 4 Apr. j Sea lord, Florida rjbllsli Mar. 34. 21 a Apr. > X. 19M 1*. 1X2. J L ^ - e V — Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want Ads To Work For You-Dial FA 2-2611 6. For Rent 1 6. For Rent | •J'lf (Hanford fyralD Tuea. Mar. 20, ’62— Page 7 1 21. Electrical Service* | 20- Automobile Service |3I. Articles For Sale 136. Automobllca • Trucks Furn. 2 Bedroom .House, MELAKA APARTMENTS: ► Kicio.mi: . AUTO GLASS 2 Pc. Foam Rubber Sectional LOOKING FOR AN EXTRA Classified Adult*. FA 2-76*4. Rooms private baths. 114 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Sofa with corner Table. CLEAN USED CART ANY W. First St. n » ^ r ! T u . M i . INSTALLED $75.00. Phone 349-1052. MODEL . . . SOLD WITH 1 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen ! Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric i \\ indshicld Back (tin s* YU. WARRANTY. PH. IlAY equipped, $75, available 9. For Sale or Rent I 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 | Dooi Glass Vent Glass BUY. Trade or Sell Used WLNFREE. DAY FA 2-4884; Phone Apr. 4th. FA 2-4145 Furniture, Appliances. TV's SERVICE AFTER 6 P.M. FA 2 2721. CUSTOM BUILT Home on 25. Plumbing Services Seitknrik Glass ami Paint or what have you. Williams $45 . $125 PER MO. Lake. Rent or Sale. Rea Co. Furniture Mart. Hwy. 17-92, Cars bought k sold 2, 2, aod 4 Bdrm. Housei. FA 2-2611 sonable. Call eveningi. Ph. PLUMBING 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Casselberry, Ha. REEL'S USED CARS ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2-1597. Contracting k Repairs 11th St. St Sanford Ave. Free Estimate* 131. Poultry • Livestock Hog Project, part time job Ph. FA 2-7226 Office 204 W. First Reg. Real Etlate Broker 12. Real Entate For Sale R. L HARVEY for Retired Person. Ami a I FA 2-1301 17-12 at Hiawatha S>4 Sanford Ave FA 2 .1383 I Chihuahua Puppies, AKC Re Horse 8 yrs. old. FA 2-0204 1955 Mercury Monterey sta DEADLINES 4 Commercial Lots, asking gistered. Male A Female. tion wagon good condition, Furn. Apt., 401 Palmetto. ‘34 White, WC-24 Tractor A CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: $2,500 Each. Will take less W. J. KING FA 2-0362. new 6 ply Tires. Only $395. FA 2 02*0 before S or after for quick Sale. FA 2-7171 PLUMBING k SUPPLIES 33 ft. Brown Trailer. Very Toes., thru Fri. • S P. M. day Phone FA 2-6494. or TE 8-3416. * Contracting # Repair Work Labrador Retriever Puppiei, reasonable, 706 W. 1st St. before insertion. Mon. • H it 2534 So. Park Dr, Black. AKC. Ph. NO 8-5UH) Upstairs. anon. Nice, clean apt., clote-in. $55 i 37. Hunts • Motors 2-BEDR002I house; excel Phone 322-0483 Per Mo. includea water & j lent location. FA 2-4145. PAINT— Interior Latex. 2 * STKAHiUT CLASSIFIED: 32. Flowers • Shrubs Elec. FA 2-8644. gal $5,98. Your choice of Gateway To TTve Waterway Tuee.. thro Frt. • I P. M. day eolors. Mary Carter Paints, Your EVINRUDE Dealer ! ROOMS, The Gables, 401 PANSIES k PETUNIAS now 0 Wfore inaertion. Moa. - Sat. Wall 209 W. First St. Robson Sport lu g G oods i Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720... Jim Hunt Realty ready. Dutch Mill Nursery, aeon 304-6-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 New fp a-la ltd. off 20th at. r 2524 Park Dr. Sanlord, Fla. Plumbing & Heating Chest, Fish Tank, Sidewalk RESPONSIBILITY: 1 ROOM furnished Apt., $*0 Office FA 2-2118 A!R CONDITIONING Skates, Occ. Table, Child's 16' Thundcrhlrd, Flberglae, Mo., Close in. I ll E. 8th Said Poinsettia* In bloom 98c Night* FA 2-06I* CONTRACT and REPAIR 75 hp. Johnson tilt Trailer, The Herald will not he re- St., FA 2-578* or FA 2-4285. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Table St Chair*. FA 2-8167. WORK plus extras, Prop, Compass, ■ Possible for more than oae 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 8562 1 G f»P *vNl« Ave. near 20th St. Tenor Saxophone. Excellent. Speedometer, Windshield Incorrect inaertion of yonr ad, Unturn. 1 Large Bedroom r j * T? _$t?.V FA 74K54,...... ^ „a.»d_*T Rev. John Thomat, of lloljr| rltrht here in Sanford there The minltter laid that the| Rev. Thomaa went on to poae By Jan* Casselberry (Morris, secretary; Carl Jack, world's hiatory it not good on 1 question* In a religioua light | treasurer; Frank Rademach- Cross K p i urn p * I Church, are people who tay that God Tb« Lion* Club of Caziel- thla point, on auppoaltiona o f what intel berry elected officer! for the er, tail twister and Darwin epraking to Ilotariana Mon doet not Intend for ut to go “ We tend to treat people dif ligent being! from other plan- 1962-1963 year at last Thurs Shea, Lion tamer. into tpace," he said. day, aald Uiat to believe that ferent from ouraclvet at mon- eta might be. day's meeting, accepting the Clyde Kerce and Miller God la only the God of our “ But God hat Riven ut curl- iten , and tbit It propaguted “ Will they have freedom o f entire slate proposed by the Evans were elected to the amall world and not of the en otlly and intelligence. Wheth and encouraged by weird aci- thought and will? Will they be nominating committee. Board of Directors. tire universe, la to make God er our exploration! led ut to ence-fiction movlca, r o m 1 e free agent*? What will be New1 officers are Frank C. Pat McKinney, guest of loo email. ditcover a new liland here on bookt and atoriei, and cheap their nature? Will they be fal- Morris, president; Victor Morris and James Meyers, “ To believe that there It earth, or a new planet in the Hollywood dramatization!. eii from Grace as wa are, will Viner, first vice president; guest o( Kerce, w'er* intro ahiolutely no possibility of the unlverte. He atkt that we obey "The nature o f man it to de- they be still in perfect inno Curtiz Blow, second vice duced. exiatenra of any other Intelli- Hit moral laws,” Rev. Thomat atroy that which it different, cence?” president; Don Green, third Al Greene, builder of the ipent beings anywhere In the emphatlxed. the Inatinct la to kill. If they "Did our I.ord'e dying for vice president; Raymond “ Lion's Club House," pre universe It too narrow a con “ But God cxpecta of ut that are not like ut, will they auto- the tint of the world occur sented a check for $500 to cept of God, when we contider we make proper ute of our matically be inferior? Are we more than once?” he asked. the club which represented that our earth it only a email dlicoveriet,” he added, "and the ultimate in beauty and | “ Home churches are ready to the amount of profit made on planet out of more than a 100 not taka by forcr anything be grace?" send mlasionarieel” the Rector Laundry Clinic tale of the home. million planeta In thla galaxy, longing to other intelligent be- Rev. Thomat antwored thla said. It was announced that $450 which It only one of mllllont Inga." question with a graphic illua- "Which church should be al ab< ve expenses was realised of galaxies,” Kev. Thomat “ When,” Rev. Thomat atk- tration in a humorout vein, at lowed to tend the first chap To Feature from the two Harness Horse aald. ed, repeating and emphasising he auggeated that hia liatenert lain could be a very sticky Matinees held at Seminole there still axltta In the word “ when/*— •'When we take a trip to the beach, or queation on our voyage to the Park Raceway. The club vot a eoelety which In- meet other Intelligent belngt, Juat aland In front of a full moon or to other planeta,” ed to give $10 to the Cassel- Rev. Thoinns pointed out. Drying, Ironing will b* our reaction?" length mirror. berry Volunteer Fire Dept, THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. BARTOW HINSON JR.. 205 Margaret Mis* Myrtle Wilton, Reml- for standing by at the track ^ . I Is ^ ■ Rond, was chosen for the Garden of thc^ month award by tho Sanford note County Home Demon during tha two event! and to ^ Garden Club. Judges were Mrs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. Boyd Gaines, of stration Agent, reminded give $50 to the Raceway. the Jacaranda Circle. The garden was chosen for the overall neatness and homemakers who were unable landscape design. Mr. and Mr*. Hinson and their three sons. Tommy, to attend today's session of Ronnie and Kenny do all tho gardening work. (Herald Photo) Names Officers the clinic, “ Eaiy Laundry ‘Lucky 13’ Thru Know-How,” that a re -By. SblMr* . We«*.wpTlh .. lume of the day's events will Enjoy Games Members of the St. Mary w glren frout~':Jlrp.nn-s.iii}- In Lake Mtfcy 9 p.m. Magdalen Catholic Women's Our Relationship With God A “ lucky 13” brave persons Wednesday’s program will Guild of Altamont* Springs ignored the inclement wea be devoted to drying, iron ther la ft Wednesday and met met 1**1 Tuesday at the So ing and power and general Records for sn evening of party cial Hall to elect new offic Most Important Thing To Us safety festurel of modern games at the Lake Mary Fire er*. Reel Estste Transactions equipment. Hall sponsored by the Volun Executive Board officer! Thurman E. Barrow, etux to (Thla is the fourth In a ser God, if we will really put it to The clinic, a pioneer in Its teer Fire Dept. Auxiliary. who will be Installed In May First Fed. S. and I.. Assn., ies o f articles by luyrnen on the test and be sincere in our field Is being held at the 25th are Mrs. Frank Oliver, presi- Lake Harriett Estates, f 10,- "What My Religion Mean* To effort* to show the peoples of St. Home Demonstration Attending were Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Schweickert and dent; Mrs. Frank Ley, first 000. Me.” the world th*t we are truly Center. The Wednesday sche president; Mrs. Lawrence their houscgucsta, Mr. and John Danlsl Mitchell, etux to By Orville W. Touehton concerned about them. dule is from 10 a. m. until Hannett, second vice presi Mrs. Frank Noland from E. Glen A. Waddell, etux, Sun- When atkod this question, I In these days men have de 3 p. m. Working with Miss Aurora. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. dent; Mrs. James Cannelon- land Kst., 113,900. wondered where do I start to veloped the (tower to deitroy Wilson to present the educa go, recording secretary; Mrs. answer such a question. Im Clifford Cordon, Mr. and Daniel E. I.aw Sr., etux to thenm'lvci and many peoples' tional program are Miss John J. Boruch, treasurer; mediately the thought ramc Mrs. Joe Eith, Mrs. Lois FHA, Altamonte Kpgs.. $0,900. hearts fail them because of Catherine Knarr. Extension Mrs. Michael Mlshko, histor that 1 must begin with Christ. fear of what tomorrow will Service specialist; Miss Pat Pugh, Mrs. Viola Warfelman, Roger F. Moury, etux to Mrs. Virginia Mercer, Mrs. ian; Mrs. William G. Bergan, I must alto begin with my fav bring. As a Christian I have ricia Collier, regional home Donald G. Tlse, etux, Falrlan* parliamentarian and Mr*. H. orite scripture: John 3:16 the assurance o f God that economist; Miss Lucy Nowlin, Hilda Gardner and Mrs. Estates, $14,900. K. Sar-Louia, publicity chair "For God »o loved tho world whatever happens, I am His 1 home service representative Elsie Spires. Door prise winner was man. Barry Homes, Inc. to Henry that He gave Hit only begot child and in Hia protective 'o f Ftorida Power and Light Chairmen of various other Fshse, stux, Goldie Manor, ten Son that whosoever believ- custody. ! Co and Davis L. Spell, Cul- Mrs. Noland and other win $14,000. ners were Mr*. Pugh, first, committees will be selected eth in Him should not perish A t I rontinus to live, I havs i ligan representative. Mrs. Mercer and Mrs. Eith at the April meeting. Bramur Development Co. to [ bul have eternal life." Accept tho opportunity to serve Him | Ten local dealers are dis i tied for second and Mrs. Ward Hlcke, fne., Eastbrook ance of this brings me into the each day. When it is time to playing equipment and have Spires, low. Suhdvn., $23,000. right relationship with God depart this life, lie it aoon or | cooperated in bringing the Refreshments of cookies W. F. White, etux to An and in a world like we live in, late, I havs his assurance that free educational program to Mrs. Norton, and coffee were served at the toine Kiendtau, etux, 19-21-29, the right relationship with he hat a place prepared for Sanford, Miss Wilson advised. $29,000. God it tht most important me. close of the gam* period. thing in a person's life. P. Zeull and Rons, Ine. to A religious experience which Lake Mary, Dies We live in day* that try men Thomas Mills, etux, Ran Rem gives us this kind of assurance in every way. Ae we look Infant Dies Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nor Knolls, $9,300. from God should also send us Sanford Marine around ut, we see our country ton, 71. of Lake Mary, died Henrietta Cross to Gerald E. out to tell others. It should tngaged in a struggle with On Lexington Monday In Seminole Memorial Ifetilsr, etux, Citrue lights., make ui concerned that other CAPT. V. P. d* Poix, U. S. N*vy, commanding officer of U88 Enterprise, Russia for the peoples of tbs WESTERN PACIFIC (FHT- (CVAN-8B) receive* a model of the supersonic A3J “ Vligilante” from Ed Hospital. $8,800. people would com* to know AtHospital , I,MN Enterprises, Ine. to world who are not committed N O - Marine 1st Sgt. Albie She came to Lake Mary In our Raviour, to they will alio Gellner, N A A representative, while Commander Louie “ B " Hoop Jr., com to either philosophy, as well The infant son of Mr. and L. Osborne, ton of Mr. and Robert B. Kurvln, etux, Long- have this assurance for Ilf*. manding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven look; on. Hntron Seven, 1933 trom Maple Shade, N. J., at a struggle for those who M ri. William Crabtree of 2549 Mrs. Edga: Osborne of 401 dale, $9,300. "I,ove thy neighbor as thy “ the peacemakers of the fleet’* are operating the “ Vigilantes” the Navy’s and was a member ot the are already committed to one Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Orange Ave., Sanford, 1* Ridgewood -Wood Product* self” is the admonition o f latest carrier based supersonic jet bomber. Unlveriallat Church. aid* or the other. Sunday at birth at Seminole serving with Marine Fighter Co., ine. to Orlan W. Coquil- Jesus. For most of us this it a Survivors are her husband. In thla fight our moat Im Memorial Hospital. lete, etux, Weathersfleld, $8r difficult task, because for Squadron 323 aboard the at Jay Norton, of Lake Mary; portant weapon Is our faith in Graveside services were 600. most of us the most Important tack aircraft carrier USS three sons, Jay N. Norton of conducted today at 10:30 a.m. First Fed. 8. and L. Assn, of person in the w-orld Is me. Lexington, operating ai a unit Safe Boat Morristown, N. J.; Marlton E. at Oaklawn Memorial Park Urlando to Harold J. White, Christianity In its true form of the Seventh Fleet in tho Funeral Director Is Speaker Norton of Maple Shade, and Teen Club with Rev. W. P. Brook* Jr. Handling Course etux. Lake Harriett Est., $11,- changes it to others, as the Western Pacific. William R. Norton, USAF, officiating. 700. old hymn taye, “ Let me live During, tho six-month Santiago, Chile; on* daugh Makes Donation Set For Area Michael Lee Terry, etux to in such a self-forgetful way, Survivor*, other than the cruise, squadron personnel ter; brothers, S. D. Norton of The tf. 8. Coast Guard Aug. FH A, N. Orlando, $11,000. that even when I kneel to parents, are sister*, Lynn. are scheduled to visit parts For Oviedo HD Club Members Nutley, N. J., and Whitney To Church Fund illary Flotilla 411 announcea Hi-Lo Corp., Ine. to Semin By Carol Jepvon prny, my prayer will be for Nancy, Kathy and Karen, and In Hawaii, Japan, tho Philip Norton of Hlghtown, N. J. ole County lid. of Public Inst., brother, Michael. pine Islands and Hong Kong. that tha Winter Park Recrea By Jean Lyle* were urged to participate. At a recent meeting, the others." Funeral servicea will be 20-21-80, $9,000. Gramkow Funeral Home The Lexington is expected tion Department la sponsoring Members of tht Oviedo Members alto were asked to Chuluota Teen Club voted to How do 1 go about this busi held at Gramkow Funeral Orlando Fsd. S. and L. Assn, was in charge of arrange to return to San Diego, Calif., Home Demonstration Club, save old rags which will be donate $3 to the Community ness of serving others In a )ta Eight Lesson Course In Home on Onora Rd. at 3 p.m. to Mortgags Guaranty Insur Church Building Fund. Pre complex society such as we ment*. in May. Italic Haamunshlp and 8afe meeting last Friday at 0:30 fold to a chemical company Wednesday with Rev. John W. ance Corp., Tanglewood, $13,- sentation was made Sunday live in today? What is my mo a. m. at tht Women’s Club, and the proceeds turned over Pilley officiating. Burial will Boat Handling. Weakly clasaea 800, by Ronnie Murphy and Mob tive for serving others? If 1 be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Beulah Cruthis, etux to Carl will be hald each Thursday at heard Bill Gramkow of Gram- to the County Council. Pcntz. follow God's guidance, I H. Moyer, etux, New Upsela, S p. m. beginning April 6th at kow Funeral Horn* apeak on The Oviedo group will fur Club member* recently col should have no trouble with $(1,200. tha Winter Perk Recreation "Family CHtet.” nish the USO Birthday Cake lected $83.35 for the Cere the answer to these questions. Church Organist Robert Allen Cottrell to Center. Gramkow emphasized that bral Palsy Fund in a door to In serving othcis the Golden next Tuesday with Mr*. Rich Henry J. Connell, etux, The eouree will be taught by nil members of n family should To Study door drive throughout the Rule should be the guide for a staff of six experienced In- ter baking the cake and Mrs. (jueen'e Mirror, $10,800. know who It to take rare of community. Thinks are ex rnrh decision. I am afraid that etructure of the Coast Guard Ituth Miller and Mrs W.lllam Kingswood Bldrs., Inc. to details in the event o f a death For Ministry tended to everyone for their all too often we paraphrase Ausillery. It la designed for Raymond Edgar Betancourt, and advised that a doctor, Dietrich to provide cupcakes By Jane Casselberry cooperation with this project. the Golden Rule this way “ Do the average boater, or boater- etux, Sunland, $11,700. minister and the funeral di for tha occasion. David Pratt, organist at the Planned for March 31, Is a unto others at they do unto to-be, both men and women, M. B. Langston, etux to Jo rector should he the first per Memlwra joined in singing Casselberry Community picnic-awim party at Bock you and do them first.” A t a and the young and old alike. seph D. Addison, etux, Wetson Christian I ran not follow this sons notified when (tenth oc "Happy Birthday” to Mrs. Church, left Wednesday for Springs, Members will meet Also, many experienced boat Suhdvn., $11,800. thinking and acting, for if I curs. Carter who celebrated the an Athens, Tcnn., to enter Ten at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ers take tha course as a re niversary on Friday. James W. Davis, etux to do 1 deny all that God has Ha pointed out that all facts nessee Wesleyan College W. Fox on Second St. for de fresher. The club was unable to make Bartley R. Davis, atax, Walk- dona for ms and make my o f Information given in con where he will study for the parture at 10 a. m. sharp. log planters as scheduled elnee er'a Add., $14,000. claims for Christianity mean nection with a death should be ministry. Mrs. Dee Anderson, who was Kenneth G. Etheridge, etux nothing. exact and Uiat It is very Im Rev. Uicar Poole, pastor of to Richard E. Carr, etux, Oak Irish Conics portant that everyone make a to instruct, was unable to at To sum up, my religion 100 From 30 Hit) church, Introduced Pratt land, $7,900. Jumping was one of live will, no matter what the esti- tend because of sickness in her meant I have God on my tide to the congregation during the Oakland Construction Corp. track and field event* of Hie Ebenezer Goal mated value involved. family. and have placed myself on His Sunday morning worship ser to Henry Schmidt, etal, Oak annual Talltcann Games held side. Certainly these ar* two Ebeneisr Metbodlil Church Following a question and vice and commended him for land Hills, $9,300. in Ireland as early at 1829 members ere campaigning to answer period, the business different thing!, for God I* al his many cervical to the John C. Bashaw, etux to B. C., according to the Ency bavo 100 persons from 30 meeting was opened by Mrs. Vets’ Benefits ways on our side, but often w* church. Donald C. Atwood, etux, I.*»k« clopedia Britannic*. families attend Ihii week's Arthur Richter, ptesldent, and Veterans' benefits first took are nut on His tide. Pratt, the son of Mr. and Brantley Isles, $8,800. covered diah dinner at 6:30 prayer was given by Mrs. W. the form of war pensions In Mrs. W. T. Pratt Sr. of Alta Final Ditore* Decrees p. m. on Wtdneaday. The din P. Carter. Europe in the late 16th cen monte Springs, attended Or Patricia Hill vm. WlUiam G. ners ar* being held In ob- Plans ware announced for a tury. The concept of commu lando Junior College.' H11L nervation of the church's dress rsvue to be staged some nity responsibility for those Lonten Spiritual Emphasla time In May aolely as an en who served In wars was PitfkiiihMl Witness Campaign. tertainment feature and all brought to the United States ELECT Rtporti set the attendance membera of tha Oviedo rlub by the Pilgrims. for laat week's dinner at 78 H ard w o o d persons from 13 families. HIGHEST RESALE VALUE Sponsoring committees were VARNES P o n d in g organlaed by tbs Commission Head in the clouds? You, too, can enjoy AS LOW en Stewardship and childrens that high and mighty feeling that comes when group* art directed by Mri. County AR $64°i E. Rankin and Rusaall Ham you have ready cash in Uie bank! ilton with aailitane* from Commissioner H X I SHUT) M YF members. For • GCNUINC HARDWOOD a t Up To S * IT TAKES ONLY A EIW DOLLARS AND A TEW STEPS TO 86% W. P IT T TAR N BA D Utrkl 4 • NATURAL HNtSHIS OR DCC0RAT0R COLORS OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US. COME IN S00NI VARNES’ VIEWS • VINYL PRlFINtSH • EASY TO INSTALL THE SANFORD SMARTLY AHKAD OF For: Full Tim* Health Officer On Aoto TH1 COMPACT CROWD • USS THAN COST IiMurance Smoothest-riding, blggaat 05 Foi: Overall Drainage A Conservation luggage-space, aolf- OF IMITATIONS Agea ]• • M Against: Administrative Aanlatanl ATLANTIC servicing features save you *2 1 77 All Matt Delivered la Sanford, Written money on upkeep. NATIONAL BANK whitewalls extra Against: Mandatory Franchise Directive •Call • C. O. TODD Incorporated 1*37 P A 3-8IM The Best Qualified Mas For Tho Job. for ALL jour Intaraare Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. GATORLUM,EECOMPANY 2462 H. Park • Hanford Pol. Adr. Paid By Campaign Treat. 700 Trench Av*. i*h. FA 2-7121 — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 Nasi To Thriflwaj 10* No. Paisa*4ta i f daafvtd, Fla. 9ATIONWIDE Mitaal Inaaranao O f fir*: Colambua, O. V New Franchise Free Rights Of Way Sought Protested As A proposed right of way pol The policy, drawn up by cluded In the annual county B—county service roads— C— 25-58 feet top width struction of needed Improve- H _ _ — Jet, ^ _ _ — B f icy will be presented Friday to Bliss with an assist from and drainage improvement dead end or ssrving adjacent channel— 75 feet. such right of way. H kW ISB tSIl the County Commission by County Attorney Harold John construction program. properties only—88 feet. 1)— Over 50 feet top width Steps taken to get additional ( County Engineer Carlton The right of way widths for C— eub-division streets—50 channel—ehannel width plus righta o f way will not bs taken A delegation of property personal rights has a delay son, elaborates on minimum Bliss. In it he will ask that no sxisting and proposed county feet. 25 feet each aide. by ths eounty until a petition owners, wlio said they repre-! inK lu*« o t l'v® 7c* rl doea future county roads be built right of way widths; pre projects shall meet the follow Drainage Projects: The policy points out that is received by the engineer. ^ ^ nothing to reduce the Injus- unless the rights of wuy are scribes the manner in which ing criteria: A—O-10 fest top width chan-! the granting of righta of way signed by the present owners .. | ticc, actually help ,the home- By LARKY \CRSUEL donated free to the county by rights of way are obtained and Bond Projects: ncl—25 feet. to the county oe the arquiei- of at least 61 percent of the S° Uth 'Sfm,no!<‘ P"»* owner, or materially change outlines a policy to be used in tion o f rights of way dose not property along the length o f tcil,ed the newly revised Ian- [ the public objections to such JUST FOR THE RECORD the property owners or al A —through county muds— B— 10-25 feet top width ready have been donated. designating projects to be in 80 feet wide. channel— 40 feet. assure the immediate con I the project. chlse directive Tuesday call- arbitrary imposition; DEPARTMENT: W« never lng it a "rehash" of the old "The 8 percent assured questioned any member of the plan and "prematurely con- j Pro,il for ,h« com- Induatrial Board. Come to lv^ ., I panics WTittcn into the dir think of it, neither did Pete Russia Ready ective; The delegation, headed by “ Long term large area Knowles. The only thins Zoning Board member George franchise." Know lei queried the board Borbrow and Col. Paul Rissell The delegation wanted It about wai admlniatrativa pro- To Cooperate, was made up of resident* of understood that before any redure and the accounting cFIu> feralh Lake Mary. Fores, Clty> franchise is granted a refer- management of funda . . . _ . t . rnduin to include all pro* W EATH E R : Partly cloudy today and Thursday; high today 78-82; low tonight in 60s. Nikita Says Fern Park. Loldenrod. Ovie- owners in any (ran- Can't help it if tome people do, and the Altamonte-Mait- | chise area be held. They MOSCOW (UPI>— Premier only read the headline! . . . VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. MARCH 21, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 413 land area. { cited that a public hearing Nikita Khrushchev said to By the way, we queried Earl The group made it* protests would not solve anything. Higginbotham, one of the com day Rossis W ready to work to the Herald. ! ------missioners that did not make with the United State* in ex- The delegation said that mandatory connections with- L I Q i l l A Saturday's controversial meet ploring space, but he added In two years was unfair and «• UCM/ a K • • • the "rcaUatlc" condition that ing, and Earl said the board North Orlando Elects Two that the entire program as ______full cooperation must await should never have relieved “ set forth in Hie directive Knowles of the responsibility a disarmament agreement. would lie an additional bur- KUw H m ■ H i D 4 V The Soviet premier, in a of “ Matching our money." den on the taxpayers," ! Stephenson, note to President Kennedy. Borbrow, apparent lea,ter S m o k i n j T B a n ______He's our watchdog," said Mr. »;rat“ a—fin e ~»up of - Jnc - U>. legation: TVporWdT LONDON (U PI) — London - Hljglzifcctlvam,-- — ------Rallies Scheduled could be made with a pact Uiat more research was need- „ ml three other eitles In Bri- • • • for joint rescue operations cd on tlie directive and "it tain today took steps to ban AND ANOTHER THING. for astronaut* forced to make is not an emergency mea- smoking in public places as We got some calls last night an emergency landing on re- *urp'" part of a nationwide campaign wanting to know if that was a In South Seminole turn to earth. A public hearing on the against cigarettes on health correction in Tuesday night's Khrushchev said he envis- directive probably will be an grounds. Win Easily Dana for four political ral Orlando and Oviedo at the paper on the Industrial Park toned American-Soviet enl!a- nounced In 10 days. Zoning lies in South Seminole Coun story. IT WAS NOT. Nobody Robert S. Stephenson, group North Orlando Civic Assn. bration to put a spaceship on Director Robert Brown was No Easing* Seen ty areas were announced to was misquoted and nothing 2, and Woodrow W. Anderson, IH ill on March 30 at 7:30 p in. the moon. Rut he added the ordered by the commission GENEVA fUI’D—Secretary day with the first panel dis taken out of context. We Just The nine candidate* will be joint effort* would be "lim it to make available some 100 of Slut* Dean Rusk has in group 4. were elected to the cussion and question-and-ans- gave Knowles a chance to North Orlando Village Coun ed " without an East-West dis copies for the public. formed America's allies that wer period set for North limited to fiv* minutes each clarify the situation. cil by an overwhelming ma armament agreement. Among the criticism leveled he has been able to detect no • • • with the question and answer jority In Tuesday’s election, Foreign ministers now » l the directive, which was rasing of Russia'* tough de period to follow. Every Wednesday Mr. Know the firat aver held in tha Vill meeting at a disai mament drawn up by W. E. Knowles, mands on Berlin, authoritative les sends an informal "news age. Other rallies lo be announc conference in Geneva have BUi larifler and Bill Krat- sources said today. Civilians In zert is: letter” to the commission on Final tabulations showed 180 ed will be for the Dear Lake- made no significant progress. doings around City Hall for of the 206 registered voters Forest City areas; Like Mary The U. S , British and So ••The public s first basic [Now In Pakistan right is invaded by the the past week. It sure would cast ballots. Stephenson car viet nuclear negotiator* met LAHORE, Pakistan (U P !) Argentina's and Longwood areas and ten regulations imposing manda — Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy ar be interesting to see the one ried the group 2 ticket by a this morning for 80 minutes tative plans are being made tory connection to sewer lines rived here todny by plane from Pete sent this week, 152 majority over opponent but made no apparent pro- • • • I to bold the final mass rally gress in breaking the irn- by property owners, which New* Delhi and received a Henry Ward Jr. while Ander- Cabinet Quit at the Jai Alai Fronton. passe over internitionsl con- ! regulation was in the rescind- rousing welcome from throng* County Commission Chair aon carried the group 4 bal Civic minded citizens and troll on nuclear testing. U. S. *d directive and brought of Pakistanis gathered to man J. C. Hutchison said loting by a 91 majority over BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — groups of each community chief delegate Charles C. sfenuous objections; greet her in this ancient city. Tuesday that 100 copies of the William Wolfe and F. Stewart Civilian members of Prcsi- are participating with mem Stella said "there was no "That this infringement on new controversial franchise Helmly. deni Arturo Fronditi's cab bers of the South Seminole fundamental change." Actor Weds directive will be made up and Accepting congratulations THE FIRST VOTE in North Orlando s firat elec inet resigned under military I Democratic Women's Club to "It ia very desirable,” GENOA, Italy (UPI)—Ac available in Bob Brown's of from Mayor rrank Faaula and tion w ns cant at 7:30 a. m. by the wife of the pressure early today, reliev stage the rallies. Khrushchev said, for the two tor Rex llarrlaon was married fice in the courthouse. It will other realdents present for the firat resident in the village who also was the ing Die crisis touched off by nations to sign a pact pro Running Battle today to actress Rachel Rob take about 10 days to be mim final tally. Stephenson said. youngest candidate running for the office of Sunday's provincial election!. viding for aid in searching erta in a civil ceremony et the- eographed and stenciled. No " I hope I can fulfill my obli councilman. Pictured n« she voted at the Village The military leaders who for and rescuing "spaceship, city registrur'e office. Harri public hearing will be called gation to the residents and re Hall ot. her way to work is Mrs. Barbara Wolfe, compelled the government on 'Cun Gals' Just sputniks and capsules that Rages In Oran son ia 54. Ilia Welsh-born wife until that time. turn the trust and confidence wife of Bill Wolfe who was running for the Monday to nullify sweep,ng • • • descend lo earth due to ac le 34. they have given me in elect Group 4 seut. (Herald Photo) ALGIERS, Algeria (UI’D - Peronist election victories an cident." The County Commission ing ma councilman of UiU Frcnch gendarmes in armor nounced late Tuesday night “Such an agreement aeeml Faces 9 Charges (three members present) met A Snook Hobby ed cars fought a running bat city.’* that Fronditi could continue even more necessary because MIAMI (U PI)—C. R. Peiry, In brief session Tuesday after Anderson said. " I alncerely tle through the street* of as president if he would FOLEY. Ala. (U P I) - The the point n question here v „ , . ... „ , former Houth Miami city man noon (regular meeting post , Oran today with grenade, appreciate the trust and confi form a military-civilian coali training of 23 telephone oper the saving of the lives of _ * . ager was arrested on nin* poned until Friday) and open Cramer Asks Easing ...... a O'rowing European exircm- dence you ha vo shown here tion cabinet. ators Into a uniformed, pro cosmonauts, thoac intrepid charges by Dade County Metro ed bids on electrical and today by electing me to serve A frw hours la'.er, Frondisi ficient machine-gun unit was explorers of universlal ***** I police Tuesday night- 1’elry, plumbing work for the stock first report* said there w#g charged with grand jou on the Village Council. It announced the cabinet resig viewed today as "just a hob spare," Khrushchev said, ac ade out by the County Home. is my desire to serve jou in a nation in terms clearly Indi by" of the girls’ debonair, cording to tli* Tasa news were "severs! can*llirs" In larceny, forgery and uttering As you remember the stock Of Construction Ban the clashes in the big port , forged instrument, manner worthy of tlfls trust. cating that lie had yielded barhelor boss. agency. ade will be turned into an of city which is a stronghold of "We have passed our first to the generals and the ad "Just like you lika golf and fice for our agricultural units. test in the municipality with WASHINGTON (UPI) — aioner Neal Hardy In a letter mirals. He said he would the underground Secret Army Warning: Due U. a. Rep. William C. Cram that thv complete ban “ doesn't I like fishing, he likes fooling Anyway, the bids will be an excellent mark . . . 169 form a "cabinet of national ■ • I ) i Organization (OAS). JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) er. K-Fla., asked the Federal make any arnae." He said it around with firearm s," stid awarded Friday. Apparent voting of 206 reglatered. l-et's union.” JJ 0AS ''rrorii,, —Th* Israel cabinet met in Housing Administration Tues dealt in the inmr way with Mayor Henry Carson of John Leo ion rPost OSl 53 ,l*° Mr* low bidder for rlectrical equip all get behind promotion ol A War Ministry communl- * active In Algiers, One Mos- | emergency session for thre* day to cut back its total halt sound builders amt small In McClure Snook, 42-year-old ■ ment was R. L. Johnson of the welfare of toe community qur emphasized that only the lem was killed and five huurs Tuesday night and was of construction commitments ventories aa It did with over vice president and general Sanford . . . the bid: 11,027. and make U a place of envy cabinet'* civilian members wounded — including four expected to warn th* United in seven Florida counties. manager of the Gulf Tele Low bid for plumbing looks extended buildera and their had resigned—not the career Has Celebration women and a child when a Nations o f what It considered end pride. phone Co. Cramer said the sweeping large invcntorlra. grenade was thrown Into a grave implications o f the Ini like L. A. Harvey of Sanford, "You have the ability, tal officers who head the depart Canipbell-Lossing Post 53 of cutoff would “ further depress I The St. Petersburg Republi Snook surrendered eight 1430. ent and spirit to do it. Now ments of war, navy ami air tiative quarter. There were c*t holder shooting incident • • • the housing market, soften can suggested that the cut-off automatic weapons to fed the American Lrgion cele if we motivate these lorces force. oilier bombing* and shootings with Syria, buyer ucmaud, undermine gen be applied only to individual eral alcohol tax unit agents brated the 43rd anniversary of clscwlu rc. ON THE POLITICAL and channel our energies into The president announced eral confidence in real estate, subdivisions or buildera after Tuesday titer he was cited the founding ot the Legion FRONT: County Commission ona direction, that ol mutual also that he is determined to Th* death toll in th* mor- (J . S . P u y t U l ? and bring unemployment in a survey of Inventories. He for failing to have the gum with an anniversary dinner candidates and school board assistance and respect, we de continue the unpopular "aus lar-ahclllng Tuesday of a Mos- j G R IFFIN , G*. (U P I) — the building and nllied trades."! suid investigation showed that properly registered. He re Monday at the Legion Home. candidates will start squaring finitely can expect a harinnn- terity" program which is re Icm crowd in Algiers was United Nation* Ambassador l.'raiuer told F llA Conunis- more than 60 per cent o f de cently said hi* women employ Highlight of the dinner off in rallies sooo. It might garded as a major factor In mounting steadily, making It ' Adlnl Stevenson disclosed to- ioui growth for our commun meeting was a talk by Juve faults are In eight to 10 sub the peronist voting victories. es were being trained In the the mosl murdrous single in-I day that periodic false report* be interesting to take a fast ity. divisions in each of seven use of weapons as part of his nile Counselor John Angel, ciilcnl yrl attributed lo the aro circulated around t h * look at some of the “ hot" po "Thank you again for your counties, or in shout 15 per plan for “ an armed drmoc principal of Longwood School. European extremist organ- , world that the United States litiral issues. In the County kind expression of faith voiced New Taxes Seen cent o f ths building areas. racy." City, county and Navy of izstion, | it officially lilted aa “ pagan" Commission race looks like here today." Cramer’s home county of Carson described Snook at ficials who were special guests Police sourer* said at least in a directory o f religion* o f the franchise directive, Civil The two men will be sworn New Rules For Pinrllus it one o f the seven a benefactor of this South nl the Legion for the event, 20 inure had died from the nations, Defense appropriations, full Into office at the April Council By Sen. Pearce counties affected by the bun, Alabama town and said "I'm were Commissioner John Fitz wounds sulfercd when six time healtii director and ad meeting. which the F llA instituted certain if there was any vio patrick. Mayor J. II. Crapps, mortar shell* exploded among K i l l e d 1 U X u b l c ministrative aide will be the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — pending a study of a “ soft Slate Teachers lation of the law it was un Commissioner Earl Higgin a group of unsuspecting men, { TA LLA H A S S E E (U P I) — big ones. In the school board State Sen. B. C. Pearce of market" in housing. knowingly." He laid (ha tak botham, Capt. Robert Ware. women and children, for a Tha State Supreme Court to- race (two contested) it will East Palatka predicted Tues TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing of the weapons— " I think Capt. Joseph Tully and flow- total of 21 drad and 59 day ruled piuperty of a Saia- be whether a superintendent Register Now day the 1963 legislature will The other rountiee aie Dude, The Cabinet School Hoard have to approve some new Urowuid, Palm Reach, Hills gave stale education olliciala ‘confiscate’ is too strong a ard Hodges and Walter Gie-1 wounded. aota charitable institution shonld he appointed or elected Time's getting shorter for taxes, perhaps broadening the borough, Orange, and Semin an improved act of teacher wont” —should hava been done low. | European farmers in rural could La taxed by th* city, and revived interest in PTA'a. ] those who want to register and • • • sales lax to cover groceries ole. certification regulations to quietly. A huge “ birthday cake" dec- > areas were stocking up on county or slate. Tiuatera o f vote in tha county primaries. orated in red, while and blue food and arms in (car of r«- , tha May K. Houck Foundation As far as the legislative and medicines. work with Tuesday. Only IS more days remain and was cut and served for the tallatton for OAS attacks os * contended th* agency was * race la concerned, no doubt it Pearce told tha annual Mid- Tha board alio approved a i J they can slip by before you occasion. I Moslems throughout Algeria. I charitable Institution. Year Conference of the State new program for certifying' will be homestead exemption, know it, so go on down to the I you gotta be crazy politically Association of County Com Spring Arrives county school superintendents. , Shrine Meeting *rvu;r.w - C. of C. Building and sign up missioners that the Legisla State School Supt Thoms* to come out against it I reap- Hie Registration Oflice is tive Council's Committee on D. Ilailey said atudiei will \ portionmenl and additional open every week day from 9 state educational aid. Finance and Taxation is now continue on the amount ol Set Next Week lo 5 and on Saturdays from 9 In Angry Mood • • • drawing up figures lo show- classroom work requirrd (or I to noon. Hurry! lly United Press International Illustrious potentate Jack Attention men: A Silver bow much money this sales the superintendent certificate, ■ Hail, raisi, snow, wind and Fogg of Melbourne and the Service counterpart of the tax expansion would bring in hut the certificate will require Pearce said the atate trea dust-storms, flood threats and Bahia Temple* o f Central Pink Ladies of the ho«pit*l Longwood Votes experience in budgets, fi sury will be depleted by next at least nn* tornado marred Florida will be hoat in Or will be formed soon. Anyone nancial and personnel man j car and will be unable to spring's first full day today, j lando next we*k, Tuesday of you retired men interested To Annex Area agement, and knowledge of meet the demands of coun A funnel cloud chewed a through Friday to member* in gardening, mechanics and Mayor Al Lorniann announc the complex minimum founda ties for increased aid. path a block wide and three of 165 temples including stock work, interested in giv ed today that there were 176 tion program. miles long through Hirtdavillr, those m Hawaii, Mexico, ih# ing some free time to a worthy votes for the proposal and Actually, Bailey said, school Ark., 30 miles east of Fayette-1 Canal Zone and Canada, led raust arc asked to eontact four votes against the annex superintendents are not legal Cuba’s Engines ville, Tuesday night. There by Imperial Potentate Mar Bob Besserer at the Hospital. ation o f a two-block area con ly required to have a certifi were no injuries but damage shall Porter of Clavary, A l An organisational meeting is taining tha Longwood Plata cate. But he said a state cer Awarded To U. S. was estimated at 1100,000. berta, Canada. Shopping Center. tificate would make it easier scheduled for next week. Time MIAMI (U P I)—The United A storm which the Little \ The Shrin* Director's Attn, The vote of approval gives for an educator to tie appoint and place will be announced Statei government has 42 Rock, Ark., U. S. Weather of North America la regard the city its first Hwy. 17-92 ed or elected to the office. later. new diesel engines today, Bureau said was a tornado and ed at second in Importance • • • property, although only 180 of compliments of the Cuban the Kansas City, 51o., U. S. j to all Shrin* activities and Longwood's 600 registered The Chamber of Com government and Federal Weather Bureau insisted was I voters turned out to exercise th* Central Florida ghrlner* merce's road committee will Judge David Dyer. a wind storm injured a woman will be hosts to this inter- their voting privilege. Herald Index meet Thursday at 7:45 p.m. The engines. Intended for and destroyed buildings at national group for th* first Bridge ... Page 9 at the Florida Stale Bank use in Cuban buses, were Ponca, Ark., 60 miles east of time. Classified .... Page II lounge. Mrs. McGill Dies seized last June when a Fayetteville. Fifty brand new eonver. • • • Comics .... __ Page 10 * ATLANTA (UPI) - Mr*. freighter carrying them from A house and two hams were ■ tiblea have been loaned to HEADY TO GO to the international Shrine Directors meeting being held Dear Abby ...... Page S QUOTE OF THE WEEK. Ralph McGill, wife of the pub Le Havre, France, to Ha destroyed by the Ponca, Ark., I th* group for b i* during the in Orlendo March 27 - 30 are tht-ne members of the Sanford Shriners, in ona At the basketball banquet lisher of the Atlanta Constitu vana put in here. atorm. Tw o home* were flat Editorial .... Pag* 4 convention by General Mo of 50 automobiles loaned by the Gencrul Motors Corp. for the occasion. From Tuesday night some little tion, died today alter a long Dyer called the cnguiea tened, along with two factory Entertainment . Page 0 tors Corp. and plans ar* be left, standing ure H. C- Whitmire, Joe Corley, Humid Kustner, Earl Higgin youngster shouted during live Illness. Mrs. McGill, a leader "implement* of war" and buildings, io the Hindtville Legal* ...... Pag* • A 10 ing mad* for th* many acltvi- botham, Al Wilson, J. H. Crapp-t. Chief Roy Williams, and Capt, Arnold W il ceremonies: " I lost my bub in Episcopal church affairs, said the shipment violated twister, which temporarily Puzzle Page 10 tiea which will take plat* liams. Kneeling is Shrine Director Staff Fresldent Andy Ramsey, In the blegum.'’ Don't look at me, J died about I a.m. today io "the general embargo of all blocked a highway with up Society .. Pag* > during tiie four-day cunvan- ear Bob Browning, president of the Shrine Club with Robert BiUhlmer a n d fKavaoT got K. J’M daoot U o a p tu l w *r goods to Caaba-f rooted We**. S port* . . - Fag* S Uoa. Jam a# L Smith. .(liaraid Photo) A i 1