MML E IT H E R WiU jhw , MyoiA ItMllCr •I Sin iieU High School, will bo the in structor of aa adult class of conversation- al Spanish to bs or. naind at the school Tussdajr a t 7 p. m. She is a graduata of the WUBlTtrBltjr Tm turn m ..-Ik ■ ■ Of Q rQtrtOmaaA a. Rico. No sot day has Sidney Jones bssn mads for the classes, but the class will decide on the bast Dies Today night for classes, which will bs from 7 to 10 died early this wenlog at bis p. m. Information is barns is G laden ill* after a available from E, S. leas Qlaeae. Douglass, director of He wee bora Kerch S, 1*11 adult sd nation, at tbs la rredeskhsharg, Va. He seh ool administration lived la Aveadels, Md., aad Bar. Lewie D. Balnea, peator building. Washington, D. C., where he T U I SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMAN’S of the Altamonte Springs was employed by the Army First Baptiet Church, Toeeday Judva Voile A. Willie me I t. „ fM] ^ ** unpleasMt* Map Service h r U years he* ASSOCIATION REGULAR MONTHLY wee viadfeeted of chartea Church To Hove fore inovlai Is Sanford U Assort, 1IM. SORTING WILL BE MONDAY NIGHT ifavoring B ^ a group of trustees p j r °°* * ^ takaa the Loyalty Dinner He was a charter member at that time who sought the I ««ort to learn the truth ee It 7:S0 P. M. AT THE COURTHOUSE. reelgnatloa of the minister. actually occurred instead of so By J e s s Ceserihon y In a statement released lm-1 many boalng their optaloue on A loyalty diam r will be mediately following Tuesday** , ubHtM wporto w fct sop- bald at 1:30 p. m. Sunday ONE OF YOU h a a r 1 n r , Tom Southerland,____ _ far ell com muni cants ef the B. Curry, Sanford; hie mo Asccnsioa Lutheran Church ther, Grace V. Demeat, two chairman of the prsaent bowd P^ a church and Ita present CAN PICK UP of trustee., said -the suit b**conf tlon would like to ee* ef Ceeselberry at the sew listers, Mrs. Virginia l i f | i been dismissed by «!».«»» ,„ Uai ta church building Just off Over* of the parties concerned ssdji^^j^j thtree who alih t bare YO U R Joseph A. ltusal, 0 , died Work of the church far the at Seminole Memorial Hos by onler of the court end the the many anonymous previous reetrainlnf onl« haal^ ^ U).pkoM coming year will he die cuss pital today. ed and a film win be shewn SHOTGUN He was born Nov. IS, IMS been revoked. calls to the church parsonage on th* subject ef steward Incomplete. Gramkew Funeral A statement front H. B. rcaldencc of Bev. Halnee fat Coeenxs, Italy aad bed ship. Home Is in charge. 'WAYS AND MEANS of supporting tho Littlo mad* hie homo In Sanford Hamby, chairman of tho d*.-1, ^ m ig U Rod Sehoolhouso for mentally retarded eh 11- for the peat S3 yean. He liv c o m , made on behalf of the fc drun is provided by Mrs. Polly Jones, Ways and ed at 220S Bel Air Bird. Uicir hearts. Means Chairman or Gamma Epsilon of Beta A veteran of WWI, a re School L unch “Ws extend the bend ef 8igma Phi. Mrs. Jones presented Jim Hunt, tired painter and a member J C n O O l u u n e n I Christian feliowthlp to all per- In Quiet Seclusion Of The Country President' of the Seminole Association for Re ef All Souls Catholic Chureh, P r o g r a m T o B e k m wining t> abid# by u i. tarded Children with a check for 9204.20, results Ruitl was the father of 11 ■ , , | •• . . . (decision of tho majority of Just Minutes From Bustling Cities of a recent rummage sals held by the sorority. children. H ig h lig h te d Imembera of tho church and hi- tneraiQ rnow; He Is (arrived by bla wife, . ... . „ u , I vlts sll friends to Join heads * ' !$}£/ v • .• J(P v • Albertina ef Sanford and Th* In r e w g n l^ of National ^ U( |n carrying far* followlne children: School Lunch Week, which )u worJu» Mr*. Sim Santllli, Chic*go; THERE'S ROOM Mils Josephine and MUs Marketina School Slated France* of Ishpermlnf, Mich igan; Anthony of Hollywood; John of Tarpon Spgs; Henry with the USA In Germany 10 LIVE AND BREATHE Here For Monday Nigh! and David, Joseph, Ronald, The Head of th* Depart portent facts concerning the Cacllla and Mrs. Donovan ment of Agricultural Econ producer's position and those Tucker all of Sanford. There omic* of tho University of of tho .marketing firm and are IS grandchildren. Florida, Dr. H. G. Hamilton, consumer in present day Funeral services are sche PARK ROYAL HOMES will lead the lecture and dis marketing. Careful considera duled for 3 p. m. Monday at cussion at th* 8cmlnols Coun tion should be given by grow Briaaon Funeral Home with ty Marketing School next er! si to what the producer Father Richard Lyons of Al Monday night according to can do to meet tbe string Souls Catholic Church offi Cecil Tucker, County Agri ent requirements imposed by ciating. Burial will be In All cultural Agent. this modern day marketing Souls Cemetery, with Bril- SEVERAL This program, third In a system. Dr. Hamilton will ion Funeral Home In charge. STRIKING aerie* of aeven, being held cover many of these and other MODELS each Monday night at the other Important fundamentals GENUINE FORD TO CHOOSE Agricultural Center, will be of good marketing which FROM on "Chain Store Buying and growers* should know and SPARK PLUGS How Chain Stores and Grow use," Tucker said. DON'T DEFROST! ers can Co-operate." The marketing school lee* "Growers need to fully un lures art held In the Con derstand and appreciate mo- ference Room of the Agricul 2, 3 and 4 BEDROOM HOMES darn agricultural marketing. tural Center starting prompt T R A D E . . . i To do so they muit have a ly at 7:30 p. m. oath Mon GENUINE FORD IV, and 2 BATHS proper concept ef th* lm* day night. ALUMINUM From $10,500 to $14,700 and up MUFFLERS Down Payments from $300 with All - Inclusive Easy Monthly Payments PARK ROYAL HOMES FEATURE: • STREET LIGHTS • CENTRAL HEAT 195241 • SIDEWALKS • LARGE LANDSCAPED LOTS AIR-CONDITIONING AND FORDS • SEWERAGE AND w * t * o WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING (Optional)
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WEATHER: (kncrally fair through Tuesday. High today, 88*92. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 83 J United Preaa Leased Wire Established 1908 MON* OCTOBER 15, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 561
MIAMI (UPI) — a slow-moving squall area Release Of 1 near the Bahamas which threatened to become the year's fifth tropical storm turned more toward the W,". 1 north today. ■ fl Chief forecaster Gor j don Dunn said no imme Holocaust diate change in intensity waa expected bat it waa "entirety NEW YORK (UPl)-Attor- The Brooklyn attorney, back Donovan, who still is wait paset between the two coun possible" the tropical depres aey James Doaovaa said to in New York to do some cam ing to hear from Castro ou the tries partly to "many mls- alon would eventually become day that the release of tho Bay paigning In behalf of bis latter's ransom demands said takea" by the Uulted States a tropical storm . n s u o A of Pigs tnvstioa prisoners by candidacy for the U. S. Sen he believed relations between during previous administra At I t a. m* the squall area Cuban Premier Pldcl Castro ate on the Democratic ticket, Cuba and the United States tions but did not slsborats. blanketed a large area from would be a "first step toward made his remarks In a televis would improve markedly once "The United States simply south ef Bermuda to the Ba By LARKY VEBSHBL something that would prevent ion interview (Newsmakers— the 1,112 prisoners are treed. has not behaved very Intelli hamas and eastern Cuba and I f A P E W RANDOM a general holocaust.’' CBS). He blamed the present 1m- gently," Donovan said. Hispaniola. The center was THOUGHT8... 10 K illed about 49S miles east-southeast MIAMI (UPI) — At least A Sanford resident Irving of Miami and 128 milaa easi- 10 persona were killed In Feinberg got into the Maeklo northeast of Baa Balvaodr. Florida traffic accidents this Bros. Inc. act last week. . , . Moderate squalls extended weekend, including three in outward tome 800 to 180 miles j Feinberg sold 60 scree in east one wreck. Volusia for $162,000 to the da- north of .the c a n t a r and velopmeat company. brought rough aeaa at aoveral Hits Bloc Votes islands la the east and central TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Bahamas. 8mall craft (a tho Not only is this newspaper Gov. Farrie Bryant blasted week (please be kind) but A1 out Islands of the Bahamas bloc voting and urged Flo Wilson tails us it is also Na Story ‘Is Set On Linotype ridians to voto Nov. 6 accord and in tho storm area were ad tional Public Works W eek.. . . ing to their own Judgment of Earl L. (Biddy) Burdick, team. He also played one Survivors Include his wife, vised to exercise caution. Special Kiwanis Program tho issues. Deputy Clerk of Seminole season with the Florida State Junnle; two daughters, Mrs. Dunn mid the depression Wednesday. County for U years, died League and was an avid Vincent Daley, Maaropequa waa expected to move very Sunday at Orange Memorial sports fan. Park, N. Y. and Mrs. Victor slowly during the next 24 ‘A Must* hours, with a course between Hunt peopla In town today BERLIN (UPI) — East Hospital, following e brief Her served In World War McClelland, DeLaod; four north and northeast during • . . meeting with city officials German Communist chlsf illness. I and after his long service granddaughters, three grand Harvey Pugh, Lake Mary, the next )2 hours. It was mov at 11 a. m. Walter Ulbricht told visiting Burdick was born in Water- with Seminole County, retir sons and several cousins. a school bus driver accused ing about five MJUL at the Polish leaders today that a town, Wis., but moved to ed In OcL 1959, due to 111 Funeral aervlces will be of violating the right of way last report Ever wonder what happened German peace treaty “must Daytona Reach with his fam health. held at 11 a. m. Wednesday statute la connection with Ike Dunn sail there was too to that franchise directive not be withhejd any longer." ily ht an early age. He gra He attended Holy Cross at Holy Cross Episcopal that's been hanging fire for duated from the Atlanta Episcopal Church and waa Church with Fr. John Griffith, recent accident Involving much cool air to enable tho ever a year? Well, Harold School of Pharmacy and lat a member of American Le officiating. Burial will be In Highway Patrolman J I m squalls to Intensify Immediate Moving: In Chambtesa, baa entered a plea ly. But he added, "It's going Johnson (County attornay) PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)— er attended Stetson Univer gion Post 53, BPOE Lodge Lake View Cemetery with of not guilty and requested a to stall around enough that looking it over and ahould re A federal disaster team sity where he wss a member 1241 and the Stetson "S" Brtssoa Funeral Home la of the University baseball Jury trial, according to Coun there’s a pretty good chance it port back to tha County Com moved into western Oregon Club. charge. mission at the naxt go round. ty Judge Vernon Mize. will develop into a tropical today In the wake cf a $170 The Judge said the ease will million killer storm which come to trial at the trial court teft 48 dead. session In January. Diacuaaing the plea, Judga Big: Sm ile Mire commented that Pugh MONTE CARLO (UPI) — did not feel ha had been In Princess Grace said with a volved la aa accident, aad that Ona of my First 8 tract big smile today that she was he had told tha Judga ha friends tells me than is a new optimistic that tha little war would aak for a Jury trial even promotion gimmick going Editor Supervises Make-Up between Monaco and France If the fine waa only a dollar, 'round. , . . Merchant is asked wouM have a happy ending Shock and emotion was the "aa a matter el principle." f to buy an ad "in a folder to ioway commented on Bur for her tiny eountyjr. dominant feeling in the Coun dick's consideration for Pugh la alleged to have vio help the Chamber of Com lated tha law when Cham* ty Court House today over everybody, and hla willing- mw ruuif. ■» HIV merce." . . . Our friend knows blcaa. In hot purautt ef a Strong Backing the death Sunday of Earl next to take time from hla tlon’a fail conference held at the C of C has folders—and apeedlng ear, had to take MIAMI REAGir (UPI) - (Biddy) Burdick, for 35 years official duties to eaalst any the Cherry Plata Hotel, O r fine ones, too—ae doesn’t go evaalve action to avoid hitting Vice President Lyndon B. deputy clerk in the office of as tax assessor, to work one who might be in need of lando, according to an an for this pitch. . . . But there the school bus aa it waited to Johnson gave n strong en the Clerk of the Circuit Court. closely with Burdick, and his help, either as a friend nouncement by Arthur Beck are others who are falling for enter the southbound lane of dorsement of Claude Pepper With tears welling in her she declared, "( always or as a clerk of the Circuit with Jr., Clerk of the Cir it—and saying that if it ia an Sunday night In the former eyes, Mary Earle Walker, found him to be most to* Court. We all feel we have Hwy. 17-92 at Collins Av*., idea to help the C of C they Sunland. cuit Court U. S. senator’s bid to teturn County Tax Aitcssor, today operative, and moat willing lost a good friend," aald Jones, who hat charge of intend to cut their C of C duas to Congress. said, "We will miss Earl to help. He waa very friend Galloway. bf the amount ef the "help" tha accounts for tho County Burdick aa a friend who knew ly, and over the 26 years I Arthur Beckwith Jr., Clerk % they give to the extant of the Commlsilon, hex worked la Called O ff everybody and was always worked with him he never of the Circuit Court, said coat of the a d .. . . Don’t do i t the county office for the peat PARIS (UPI) — The un failed to give me the benefit Burdick came to the office year and a half, and prior to . . . Don’t buy tha ad, If that’s derground Secret Army Or of hla experience and guid in 1925 and retired in Novem his appointment waa with tha way you feel, but don’t — ganisation (OAS) said In a ance. I will miae him as a ber, 1959, after almost 35 the Wall Plumbing CO. here. repeat, DON’T—cut your sub statement today that plans friend, and so will everyone years of service. "He waa a A 25 year resident ef San scription to the C of C, that to assassinate President that worked with him.” fine man to work with, and A Sanford resident Harry ford, Jones and hla wife needs 'the money more and Charles de Gaulle have been Tax Collector John Gallo had a fine sense of humor. D. Russell, 2824 Park Ave., and family live at 2416 Elm more and that la not putting called off until after the Oct. way, who has know the de Ilia presence waa a major was charged with failure to on this “ad gimmick" and that 26 nationwide referendum. WASHINGTON (UPI) - ceased for 17 years, declared, factor in the very excellent have vehicle under control ia getting nothing from it. Florida's congressional dele "Earl Burdick was a true operation this office has #n- after he rammed into two Lyman Student Narrow Escape gation ended a weekend fight and loyal friend to myself Joyed during the 35 years he parked cars on Park Ave. Preaabox prattle: There ere CAIRO (UPI) — Deposed against an adjournment-anx and to the entire staff uf the waa here. Hla death waa a Saturday night. Named some fine footbell players on Imam Mohammad of Yemen ious House Saturday by ob Tax Collector’s office, lie shock to all who worked Police said that Ruisell the JV team, getting sense escaped from the ruins of his taining $205,000 for complet will be missed by all those closely with him." apparently tried to dodge two Semi-Finalist great experience. . . . Here’s that were fortunate enough shelled palace last month by ing planning far the proposed dogs and hit the cart. Dam Lyman High, for the second to know him. Our sincere hoping that the coaches give changing uniforms with a cross-Florida barge canal. age to the three cars-w as year In a row, has the only sympathy ia extended to his them e chance to make their palace guard and is current In two quick votes Satur estimated close to 22,000, itudent in the county placing family in this hour of sor letters on the Varsity after ly hiding with a mountain day, the House members police added. as a semi-finalist in the Na row." their season fades. . . . Barry tribe, the semi-official Middle overrode its appropriations tional Merit Scholarship Com Describing Burdick as a Bark* has been outstanding in East News Ageny said today. committee and agreed to petition. Jovial and friendly man, Gal* many position* he ha* played. provide planning funds for Sets Off Blast This year’s entry ia the fin Mike Glad and Jim Touhy have Florida's pet project. WASHINGTON (UPD-The alist competition will be Dale been In opponents’ back field* In Tallahassee, Gov. Far LAKE ALFRED (UPI) — Pierce Schuler, 20, eat on the Soviet Union set off a low- Taylor, a DE student, who on defense and have don* some Home Town ris Bryant praised the delega frunt stepe of hie rooming yield atomic device in the at will take his next examination work on offense that brings tion and *ald the new canal Reds To Test mosphere over Siberia Sun Gives Welcome houae all day Sunday, brood on Dee. 1 praise from fans and coaches "wlU be an Important factor day. The U. S. Atomic Ener ing about the loia of his girl, Roy Goodwin, also of Ly alike.. . . Earl Black is a small To Schirra in the economy of our state gy Commission said the test man, received a Letter of but hard and gifted runner. and nation before the end Carrier Rockets Peggy Ann Strlcklan, 16. Ha waa conducted at the 8*ml- ORADF.I.L. N. J. (UPI) - croased the atreet early today, Commendslon for Outatend- , . . And *o ia Danny Tlllla. of the decade." MOSCOW (UPI) - The So palatlnsk site where Russia ing Performance in the test Astronaut Waller 31. Schirra ■hot her to death in her home . . . Ed Kosky'can akat, needs vlet Union will teat a new has exploded similar weapons. ing program. Jr., taking the plaudits of his then killed himself with tha seasoning, perhaps, on defanae. admirers casually, rode with series of "multi-stage carrier rockets” In two regions of the same gun. bis family today at the head Court To Hear Peace Justice Walter Beil Nope, the S«ml-Centcnnlal of a motorcade that launched central Pacific beginning ruled the double killing aa Day celebration hasn’t been a day of festivities for the Grain Dispute Tuesday and extending murder and suicide. abandoned. . . . Waiting to see hometown boy who made WASHINGTON (Ul*l)-The through Nov. 30, the official Polk County Sheriffs’ In. TIRES — TIRES - TIRES If a much deaired headline at good. Supreme Court agreed today Tais news agency said today. vestigators said the couple had traction would be available.. . , First atop on the route from to hear arguments on a dis Tais said the rockets will been dating for about two Meeting ia set for Mon* Oct nearby Hackensack where pute over the proposed reduc be type* dciigncd for "cosmic objectives." yaara. Lest December, they THAT’S ALL WE KNOW l 22, I’m told.. . . Schirra waa born to Oradell, tion of rates on grain shipped where be grew up, waa the from the Midwest Into the The test scries would be the ten away to Georgia, but the 03 YEARS EXPERIENCE second the Soviets have car girl’s parent* brought tham Che*, In spit* of the signs Bergen County courthouse Southeast. ried out in the Pacific with back before they could marry. -r.U i-erything the city is do where hundreds of Jumpiog, The high court will sched long-range rockets. ing you ahould tee the cars screaming children surround ule hearings later in the ses HIGH QUALITY TIRES AT FAIR PRICES. In a test series last year, barreling through the Third ed his car. sion and will then render a written opinion. the Hussians fired a number Adams Warns EASY TIME PAYMENTS Street atopii . . , Habit , , . In a brief order the court of long-range rockets from But there hai been ample no NO CARRYING CHARGES American Legion also Invited the Justice De Russia Into a target area In Of Legal Action tice that it waa happening.. . . Campbell Losaing Post 53 of partment to file ■ brief ex the Pacific southwest of Ha UIIADENTON (UPD-Sec- FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL PLEASE, folks—atop at Third the American Legion will pressing its views in the case. waii. rotary of State Tom Adams Street . . . Before a car on meet at • p.m. at the Legion raised the threat of legal ac EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT that thoroughfare meets you home on Orlando Drive. Final tion against the city of Venice ON - THE - CAR WHEEL BALANCING half way and MAKES you plana for the Veteran’s Eve Radio Club Byrd Hits today to remove stumbling stop!! chicken barbecue and dance The Seminole County Radio blocks to completion of the WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES on Nov. 10 will be discussed. Club will meet at I p.m. to* Relief Cheats Gulf Coast Intracoaatat Water, FOR FOREIGN CARS UH - OlIH DEPT.: Pretty day in the Florida State Bank WASHINGTON (UPI)-S*n. way from Tarpon Springs to Potty Smith was Incorrectly Lounge. Al Cate of Lake Mary Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va.) Fort Myers. SALES - SERVICE A BALANCING said Sunday that a nationwide listed aa Polly Jonea end the will be in charge of the pro The Venice City Commis WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Theta Epeilon chapter of Beta Bridge ..... gram. investigation would find In sion. by a slim one-man ma Sigma Phi, incorrectly called Classified eligible person* receiving re jority vote, has refused to lief "in some degree" through the Gemma Epeilon, a large- Comics _ comply with a 1954 agreement Stocks Ahead out the nation. econenmy-aised-mix-up in e Dear Abby to eonvey right-of-way for the NEW YORK (UPI) - A Byrd said in a radio inter McRoberts picture cutline to the Herald Editorial seven-mile-long channel skirt highly (elective rally center view that he thought thla par ing the eastern edge of Ven last week. Apologiei to Mrs. Entertainment TIRE SUPPLY, INC. ed on glamor Issues and a ticularly was truo in targe ice. It has refused to approve Smith. (IS there such a thing Puts!* few specialties sent the stock cities. His subcommittee has the route act by tha U. S. En 406 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD FA 1-0681 aa a Gamma EpsilonT Maybe Society ...... market ahead for a short investigated welfare rolls In gineers) and la opposing the w* coined a new one!) Sport* ...... morning gain today. the District of Columbia. project, Adams said. t r Wi
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Stmt in tkli campaign tad4 tw riii th« turnout” - campaign gpeatlm: *T don’t enjoy U r«rj~a| behalf of Democratic candi wm the Prertdmt'a lm- mocb.” Kennedy u td . But 9 dates have aroused cautious menaa popularity, aa reflect if thla reiliy was bit sentiment, it waa not cillaa, with the two wounded optimism among his closest ed in tremendous crowd re- apparent when be rode in an men, managed to run their polities! advisers. actioaa In web Democrat* •pen ear in an 11-miles mo damaged PT boat to Cep* atrongholdi aa FitUbergk, torcade from the Niagara • Sal, a tiny British Wet IB Buffalo, BaltlaMlf and New n ils Airport to Buffalo, N Y. ■ aflito trim Cuba’s noth Yack City, reb off on the •nest, when the 0 . 8. Ceest cmgnwional and statewide Sunday to wind op a week end or campaigning in that Guard picked M b up Sun A few boon after the bat candidates riding hla coat day. The leader of the attack, « tle Urn Cohan Armed forces tails? city; Pittsburgh, and other— The wounded men, identi crew cut, cigar-chewing exile, Ministry issued n com muni- -The P-waMant’i pmaenes polnta la wastan Pennsylvuw^ fied as Militia Sit- rillbcTto Mid the group bed left n toe denouncing the attack as hi M r mots has been af la; UnlsrflJe, Ky.; Indiana- 9 base outside U. B. territory ’’cowardly” and saying it was baaaflt to them, thaw’s ns polls; Newark, N. J., and timing to tMp Into Cardenas part ef a plot of ’’aggression” qusstten sheet that,” ooe New York City. Bay on Cuba’s northern coast by ’’North American laapnr- aaaaHate said. “The peopla It waa ■ bnsy, vigorous - to blow up a to p s dlstUtory. lalUm." tuned ont to see the Preal- three-day weekend which Miami area Immigration Instead they encountered The Castro regime said the d a t, hnt then ere etui three Kennedy concluded by dying Director Edward P. Ahrens the patrol boat about a mite raiders bad opened fire on weeks to BO-ead ae we still to New York City from Buf. said Soares lima bad ask off Varadero Beach In Ms- ■ “pleasure craft manned by have to sae If they'll so to falo to eoaiir with Adlsl E. ed permission to iwaMin in four Cuban citlsens” but tba polls an Nov. «. If they Stevenson, V. I. Ambassador the United Sts us. Seams lim a told officials h to the United Nations, on Cu>— The six raiders arrivsd a- was aa armed patrol bent be, the Congo and o th e t^ mattorn. Then ho fle w ^ bach to Waahtogton for a " poit-mldnlgbt arrivaL Next weekend there will b e ll DONALD H. ELLIS hat been named section more — muck mom—of (be head, airborne system* equipment, at Dynatron- lcs, Inc. Ellis, who hta been with the company D. C., sad two heathen, A. P. since 1960, was previously a senior project en Mansfield and Bommio Mans gineer in charge of airborne telemetering equip field, also ef Norfolk. ment for the Saturn space booster. A graduate The body will bo shipped to OXFORD, Mias. (UPI) — of Clemson College, Ellis lives with his wifs and Norfolk far services and bar- James H. Meredith, hopeful two children in South Pinecmst, Sanford. over how you'll that open hostility to k b pre- pay for needed aeoce might be on the wane, rep a irs...... formaaco an tha National began bis third week ef Marti Scholarship Qualifying (lessee at the University ef Taat given tael sprlag, Pried- Mississippi today. pel A. J. Bracken haa an The S9-yenr-«1d Negro, nounced. Be will receive a formal first ef his nee to desegre sktOed workmen and ALL DB- Latter ef Commendation alga- gate schools hi bard corn TAILS af FINANCING. segregationist Mississippi, re- ad by hia principal and the Va t ic a n errr oor of the Kami- to International p r o b I a m t states In hls drive to help Pula County Court flauaa In rights of Ole Miss students. presentation. Btnford, Florida, batwaan tha Sunday night whan ha flaw •lock more Democrats to Barnett said reports Indicate The “ worker-priests” of b u n af UNI o’clock in tha hare for an unexpected mast Congress. the students’ “constitutions! France doffed clerlcsl garb forenoon and l:tl o’clock In the afternoon an October ing with Adlal Btevanaon, Stevenson told ntwiman ha rights to freedom of speech and took Jobs to bring rsli- I Mh, till. hls ambataador to tha United lion to the assembly line, m (SEAL) waa able to reassure Kennedy and freedom of asiembly Arthur It. Backwltli. Jr., Nations. that ether Western Heml are . . . being threatened.1* lo speak. The Vatican subse Clark at tha Circuit Court Tha President's SO-mlnute quently frowned on the ex Ur I Martha T. vihlau phera natlona ware aware of Deputy Clerk talk with Stavenson, which Communist Cuba’s throat to periment and it waa ended. Ulmer, Uurcblaou, Kent. A eh. had not bean acheduled In ad- their security. The elections are for 10 by * Ball . commissions and 4 secretar Ill Florida Fall Bank Bldg. The UN ambaaaabor said, Credit Women J i«k«onvllle I, Florida iats. The pre Is tee are to CDU.lt Legal Notice however, that tha ipur-of oloct 10 of their number to Publlnh Oct II, llll. tha-momant discussion daalt each commission and Pope in t iim rtrtrt iT c o u n t o r Take Test IV YIIK C IHI I IT COt NT, TIIM NINTH JUDICIAL ( l a primarily with tha situation John XXIII will appoint an SIXTH JUDICIAL CIUCIIT, ri'IT or Avii ron bk niv . in tho Congo, Members of tho Sanford other • to e«ch. now enjoy modem fla m e le s s cooking IV AND FOH SkMIVOLH OLE COUNTY. FI.OMtDA. IN “I waa happy to report and t.lUVTT. FLONint nitvcMitr vo. tu n Credit Women’s llreakfaat IV CIIANCHMV VUi 114(1 IIAY Ilium : HAVINII.i HANK. ho waa happy to hear there Club were given n written DIVUNCi: 1-talntlff, are soma reassuring signs of C L E A N E R I No soot-bUckened poU or grime-*tained kitchen walla. ntlKHHIB WTNN.. a/k/n •Ve. test concerning their work at RILL D iu isam w il so n ,. VNtTKO STATKB OP A JIBIl- imprevement In tho situa their recent meeting held nt Electricity in pure energy. No flame, no product* of combuation. Curtain* Plaintiff, ICA, tion,* isid BUvamon. the Florida 8tate Bank. va. D-frndint, and drape* atay cleaner. If.tSSEL WTNN. NorttM or iti.it Whan gakad if hla report After members took tho test, Defendant, n o t ic e in iiuitKitr mv. on Cuba waa eg rsaaiurlng Mrs. Florence Hook read the . . . The flat *l*ctric surface unit* cling NOVICE TO APPEAR KN that on lbs K th day of WOMEN WERE MADE 1 C O O L E R I P A S TE R I VOi IIAKHKL WTNN, Cb'tohar. tIC. at lt:u« A. M. as tha one about tha Congo, correct answers and members BEFORE MIRRORS AND I closely to cooking utensils. Trigger-fast heat goes directly into the food— whoa* sddreae la un- it Iha main door of tha Court Btavsnaun galdt corrected each others papers. known! they' v e b u n b e f o r e Hone- of S-mltiole County, at “On thg whole, yaa. I think not into the room. Your kitchen stays up to 16* cooler. vou AitH iiRtiKnr n o t i. Hinford, Florida. Iha under- Each member waa assigned a THEM EVER SINCE. FIL'D that a Complaint for elgned clerk will offer for wa havg a high dagrea of question from tha teat to be Diverse haa bean Iliad against oala to the highest and beet AUTOMATIC I Push a button or flip a switch... the controlled you, and you are required ta bidder for rash the following solidarity in tha Waatarn discussed at the next meeting. serve • ropy ef yuur answer described real properly: Hemisphere.” Mrs. Dorothy Raines of tho heat is the some every time. . . Just-right as you want it for perfect cook er pleading lo iha Complaint Lot I. O It E K N W OtiD to Iha Plaintiff a Attornay, KHTATi:*, Town of Long- Regarding condition! In Florida State Bank Loan and ing without pot-watching. JOHN D. IIAINKrt, |>. a Del wood, Florida, according tha divided Cungo, Btevanaon Discount Dept, waa hostess 117. Winter I’arh, Florida, to Ilia plat thereof aa re* said “developments In the 8 APE Rv too! Super-safe because there’s no constant-burning pilot flame, and Ilia tha erlgloal Anawsr o»rd»d In Plat Hook It, for tha meeting, which waa at or pleading In tha efflra of page }, public lle.-ords last few days have all been tended by 20 members. no hazardous fumes. You never have to be “on guard.’* You enjoy pre tha Clark or the Circuit Court, of geminate County. Flor positive and helpful and give aa or bafora the I It h day af ida. Tha next breakfast meeting cious peace of mind. November, A. t>. IIIJ. If you together with all etructura* u* acme hope that wa may will be held Oct 24 at Holler fall to d« no, a Decree Pro Impraeomanta flaturee. ap. find a solution for tha prob Motors. A door priie waa won More than a million Florida families have already “switched” Conftiao will b* antarad pllancea. and appurtenances against you for Iha rallsf da. on said lead or used In eon- lem.” by Mrs. Polly Jones, to flomelees Electric cooking. A th your neighborl manitad lu the Complaint. Junction therewith. DONB and OKUKKKU at Thla sale la made pursuant ■anfurd. gamlnola County, lo final decree of forecloe. I Florida, this tlth day at Oct ura antarad In Chancery aa- VOTE FOR ober. A. U. till. t i . No. I lltl now pending In M. L. ‘’SONNY” tIL’AL) Iha Clrault Court of and for Arthur If. Iteckwlth. Jr. Seminole County, Florida. See uhafa Clerk Circuit Court DATKD tbla 11 tie d.y of SE W in i i c M x sf l ) y / o t fla «eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*eeoeeee m e less 1 Stemlnole County, Sanford, October, A. V. IMS. HAkRElL'BtVIKLY Florida HEAL) RAB0RN tlomor-$t)ltd .../r* entente, root fly: Martha T. Vlklaa Arthur H. Ueckwlth. Jr, A U T O M O r / V F Electric Range* D. C .’ Clerk of the Circuit Court CITY Jaba D. Heines, Attornay tlyi Martha T. Vlbteu with the Wlnderwesdte, JU|oa«. lluul- Deputy Clark ’ I . ar A Ward COMMISSIONER modern "built-in” Andtreon. Hush, Uaau. GROUP 2 r. a iioi i *t Lowndes a van dan liarg Afett look. Colon, toot FLORIDA POWER 4 LIGHT COMPANY V inter Pprk, Florida Attorney! for PltlnUff CITY WIDE ftta-naya far Plaintiff ill East Central Avenue VUU >t»r Electric MiLUM* »UUO f1 0 *10* Eviry Medallion Homo ( ibl.ett October II. II. II * Orlando, Florida NOVEMBER C. IM2 FA 2 8 4 1 5 todiy. includes i flame Publlalk October li, 1>C. Pd. Pol. Adr. ?0 9 w?','* Cr S.V.ICIPP fia Appliance Dealer. CDE-ld W. Scott Hums, Mgr. It] Mag. Ave. torn UecUkfiongc Florida Care of Orlando, ham, president of Florida man, serves as assistant ad time physical therapy. blea, games, social aad n tn > with the avowed intention of Care, who with others, laid ministrator of Florida Care Don Gravenmler, former atloul activity, both iadoon being “the finest nursing aad the foundation to maka the of Orlando and la in charge of pastor of the Plnecrest Bap- and outdoors on beautifully convalescent care home in the long-held dream coma true. resident service and business tlst Church, Is in charge of landscaped, tree - a b a d a d world" will open Its doors for Translating the dream into transactions for the home. the social, recreational and grounds. Sixth member of the Sanford patients on Nov. 1 with six brick and steel, and making It Mrs. Mary Detyens of San rcUgkras activities at Florida aggregation is Roes Hanmtm, well-known Sanfordltes play take concrete form la the ford, former director of nurs Cart which boasts Its own former SH8 student and fool* ing major rolea In the building president of Kingswood Build es at Seminole Memorial Hos branch of the Albertson Pub ball player, a graduate af the and operation of the beautiful ers, Art Harris, whose con pital. now serves as Director lic Library, its own chapel, University of- Florida, whs retirement eenter. struction crows have built this of Nurses at Florida Care, equipped for every kind of re servos as expeditor for raster- Reading the list la a former fabulous home for the aged. whleh provides 24 hours a day ligious service, plus tvery ill, supplies and eq u lp aat Sanford Man, J. Bralley Od- BUI Bentley, alio a Sanford nursing care, as well as full Imaginable facility for hob- for Florida Cat*.
ART HARRIS MRS. MARY DETYENS
Quantity Rights Reserved — Prices Good thru October 17th Chances Dim For New U. S SALT Space Shot ' CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) 301 —Payload troubles today gava CAN the,'United States only a “SO- (SeveTVif) SO Jchanca' of launching Its newest shot at the moon on Limit 4 with $2.50 food ordtr. schedule Tuesday, informed sources reported. Tbs difficulties were eenter* ed In the Ranger-3 spacecraft, Copeland Family Pack Lunchoon (Jl 763-pound probe assigned to Sunnyland Go. or Flo. Gr. " A " Whol# the! tztfc of getting the first , clo$e-up pictures of the moon Chopped, Shaped, Cubed Beef and of landing a small, work ~ Lb. $ 1 9 9 ing payload on the lunar sur face. Steaks 3 The gold and chrome-plated probe was bick in a hangar DON GRAVENM1ER BILL BENTLEY ROSS HANNUM FRYERS this past weekend, undergoing repairs. It was reported that, if the problems were solved j Mo scientific latlsfacttog. Ranger-3 would be placed back atop ita 10-itory Atlas- 1 Agent booster rocket today. RELCOA today announced not only In the selection of a The original achedule gave the membership of St. Johns home for the transferee at the City of destination, but also scientists a launching “win Realty Company as the San dow" of about 00 minutes In the sals of his present home f i r * * t o n t Tuesday morning to launch ford repreientative of Its na In the City of origin. Ranger-3. This is an "Ideal tion-wide home finding organ As the RELCOA representa period” when the spacecraft's isation. tive In Sanford, the St. Johns m u f f l e r s path toward the moon would RELCOA la the Real Estate Realty Company will handle %b« the caileat. Relocation Corporation e f transfers, both to and from In all, there la only a five America, a company which the city,, to expedite the re or six-day period this month, was formed to answer the location of personnel employ SI Frtt Th Vita# Stamps stsrting Tuesday, for these present day needs of industry ed by companies under con WITH THIS COUPON ANO fUltCHASl Of ••window*." If the launching In the transfer of Its person tract with RELCOA. ANV TWO Ma* to Move is not attempted by Sunday, nel. In {962, commercial and In addition to the United PalMlto Fanis Salads scientists probably will have industrial organisations in the States, RELCOA also has to delay It until tometime in United States will move ap Member Realtors In Canada November. proximately two and one-half and Mexico, thus providing Its million families from one city horns finding and home selling to another. Working under service on an lntanutional agreements with such cor level. porations, RELCOA assists ^ Good as oil Briefs In H outdoors! MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Barnett Case Forty seven persons, among thousands who staged two To Be Filed Mrs. Kazlmlera Polawskl, QUIETER... riots at the University of Wis NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — 73, of Cbuluota died Sunday In 8TR O N 0ER N M to 1s t longmrl consin during the weekend, Final brlcfa will be filed to Seminole Memorial Hospital. ^aced court appearances to day against Mississippi Gov. A retired clothing designer day. Rost Barnett and Lt Gov. she came to Chuluota from FRANKS i Stoat were itudents at Wis Paul Johnson, with lawyers PhUadelphla, Pa., In 1939. She consin or the University of for Negro James Meredith was a member of the Catholic Notre Dame, football oppon seeking the maximum penalty Polish National Church. ents here Saturday. They were against thfe two officials. Survivors are two nieces, charged with unlawful assem The maximum penalty Mrs. Marja J. Marskl of bly, disorderly conduct or which could be imposed on Chuluota and Mrs. T. Ranis- Budg«t being drunk. Barnett would be Imprison sewiki of Maywood, N. J., T«rm* The trouble started early ment and a fine of $10,000 and two nephews, A. O. Stan Saturday after beer halls fre- a day for the time he alleged ley of Sarasota and John C. FRESH POLE BEANS MOM tOWllt. GtlATU 'gquented by students closed ly failed to comply with Ochockl of New York. and a crowd estimated at court orders to allow Mere The body will be (hipped to GAS MJllAGt, QUItTIK Wlnn-Dixla Pole Beans around 3,000 formed on the dith to enter the University Philadelphia for servlets and ro* MOM COM/OXTf are FRESHER by far. campus. of Mississippi. burial. Expert field buyers It became a riot when some Johnson faces a possible Gramkow Funeral Home la select them when they girls In a dormitory waved fine of $3,000 a day and Im In charge of local arrange are at their peak of undergarments out windows at prisonment. ments. flavor, ond Winn-Dixie the men to the street. At the sight of the unmen rushes them to your tionables, the men started store dally on modern chanting, “We want panties." We are pleased refrigerated trucks. \ Before police and firemen To announce we are now a FREE INSPECTION bad broken up the riot, (even Fresh McIntosh Hl-Acres Frozen Florida Orange persona were Injured slightly, NO OBLIGATION a car was pushed into Lalu Mcndota some dormitory Juice 6 < windows were shattered, and N E W T R E A D S 13 persons were arrested. At the time, patrolman said such a demonstration ‘‘usual ly breaks out before a football NATION WIDE TUBELESS WHITEWALLS game. It generally quiets (Narrow or WMo) | M orion ^iown after the game." Well, the game was fought and the Badgers beat the HOUSING SYSTEM Irish for the first time in 34 years, 17-6. rha victory apparently Plus tax and 4 trsdo-ln tiros brought them back on the streets again following the game. f i r e s t o n e Police arrested 34 in U.e second melee, in which beer 1st & French ffcana and other objects were thrown, and windows broken. Ph. FA 2-0244 No one was injured.
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of us bar* see* rupIkM of a strings Serbian town, armies on early MWspBpws. W 1*f now* tbers the mamh, sinking of the Lusitania, [Political Notebook America forced out of her century's tvai Jn those four or six or elght- WASHINGTON - (MCA) - to 1? days. What most lm-i House, why la there not a nerd iftotfltkmfem* for a successor to you ovec. Visa Admiral Rymaa Rick- pressed bar waa th* antiquity pngo ohooto w«» botfly printed in Today, thU Is no longer so. Other there?" mr.atl type onH woo days or week* tear, kaown thraagk tha Nsvy of an assay of th* lights. means of communication, available She kept asking her guide Taylor: "Well, one answer lu t e . ' at the flick of one's fingers, have ss ‘The kladly old gsntte- " ’How old M thM and how old would bo I proved there was Yet to their readers, the newe, supplanted the newspaper "extra’ n u s.” w u talktog ea *doe»- M that?’ so often that he lln- nothing I eould contribute." however oM. however lost among that wae rushed onto the streets as day whsa ■ aBy replied: ‘Mrs. Johnson, (Ul> | mlvertlaemehtfi and notteee, was etfll fa it as the story could be set and everything here is B.C., ex nwA, It wae their chief point of con printed. Is task. cept you and me.’ ’’ tact with the world outside their The syllable "news" Is still pert "What aapcflMK* do you Letters hivo hi odoaotWa to ho coo- Probably th* latest official cnlghborhoods. of the word "newspaper," however. cocktail party n e t bald to Dear Sir: 'Then elowly, In the 19th century, But it Is news with a difference. It ttossfly tsthteg so strongly t" Lake Mary would like to tho odoostar asked Rkhotar. Washington wae th* reception technology ben n to make (to im- Is what we turn to after hearing tha which the Latin American for- bring to the attention of Ihe' pact felt In the form of the tale* first flash of a disaster in Peru, an Mid Riehovori sign ministers gave in honor people of Seminole County an -aph, high-speed rotary presses tnd aggressive move in Southeast Asia, "You deni he vo to bo a outstanding resident of Lake h it to M ur a p ad ogg Wool of U. 8. Secretary of State 6tsr. typesetting machines and still a baseball shutout. Dean Kuak. It was auppoted Mary. la tar photographic reproductions. The news in a newspaper today is a bod om.’’ We wish to pay homage to' Missouri foufTssamta Dim to be a 7-to-S p.m. affair. But But reporting remained leisurely, not merely detail. It Is news plus It didn’t gat going till 11 p m. Mr. Harvey Pugh, a long background. It Is news plus interpre ward BoVs adatiuMrsUvo as- time resident of our town. rambling,rambling, with more attention aede Ml MSthsr, says "lbs Reason for the delay wae votedrated to literary phraseology than tation. In this age whan there Is no readme of tho gov wo- that tho foreign ministers It U through bU skin a> a si:simple, accurate faets. The impera aspect of our lives which science is wd to bo tho executive, couldn’t agree on what to aay mechanic and hi* Mng hours ative.tive .... WhtvWhat»Whm m ere-When-Why w ? not changing, the newapaper is Judicial sad lafUlattra. line* hi thalr official communique of labor on the equipment of jeumaliem had not yst been born. everyman’s * textbook. tho Mow rvoutior it’s Jack, after two day* of deliberating that Lake Mary U able to Newspapers themselves were gener Thla week, during Nations) what to do about Cuba. They claim a very efficient Flrt~ Dept. He was the firat fire ally MfWr partisan, and slanting of Newspaper Week, those who make Harry didn't flnUh the drafting job chief of the Lake Mary VoL- the news wae the rule rather than newspapers possible — editors re Unm an Mt th* campsigs cir tin 10:90. Then they all went unteer Fire Dept and has ...... exception...... ■ porters, printers, to name only a few cuits recently to “help" to tha party. mt driven a Seminole County Under the lead of publishing —are pausing for a moment to ra- Dsmosrstlo candidates run Not having bad anything to School bus for 22 yeara. like PuUtser, Scrippe, Hsarat fleet on their profession’s past, as ning Mr offlos. la Idaho bo oat line* lunch, tha diplomats He is very interested and the modem newspaper sess its present sad plea Its future. optoed Ms visit by informing were all starved—and thirsty. helpful in all community pro-- essentially took shape in the early In the long run, of course, no one on# and ill that Nevada waa But the guesti they had in jects and very deserving of. can predict what tha newspaper of th* only black spot on the con vited to their aftalr and who 90th century, Fam iliar departments the thanks we dtfer him. we know today—women’s features tomorrow—the far tomorrow—will tinent and that legalised got there on time, had to do comics, national columnists anil be like. An old science-fiction dream gambling was "tha worst thing something while waiting for We ara very proud of Har-- In th* world.’’ But ha told thalr hosts to show up. So the vey Pugh. commentstators, etc. — came Into is of newgpapors printed and "da- Virginia K. Mercer, being. Ilvsred" right•ight inIn ione’s home out of go ahead and do freeloaders ate up all th* food what you damn ptooio.” and kept tha bowl flowing. Secretary Newspapers then were in what some kind of electronic box. Who Lake Mary VFD might be celled a "golden age" ae enn say it win never happen? Democratic candidate for And a new Republican the eole medium for reporting the One thing, however, is certain: fovsrm r, Vomer K. Smith— bumper sticker reads: news. And newe wae breaking faster The main function of a newspaper i uaaiag on a wtde-epan gam "Fight tha KKK—John, Rob Park Royal than aver In a world that waa begin will never change. That la, to serve Ming ptettorm — batama so ert, and Tad Kennedy." ning to shrink—an assassination in its readers. miffed over Truman's blast Gen. MaxweU Taylor, who Homes Dr. Crone's that ha refused Harry# MR hla job aa President John breakfast invitation. P. Kennedy's military adviser Have Everything After n tow heated verbal to become Chairman of the Seclusion of th* Coun aaebangas, TYuman proaouac Joint Chief* of Staff,- waa hold try, Nrarnrea To Cltle*, Lyle C, Wilson Soyi: Finest# Construction. ad candidate Smith a "damn ing hla first conference in hla Big Lota, All Conveni Worry Clinic tool" and stormed off to new post. ence*. Question: "Sir at tha White Lola la Ilk* millions of tu no other food is visible to an devour even more than 60%. ’help" Democratic candidates in other states. House will there be a replace AND Pity Poor Taxpayers! tics us or incraaia our hunger. More tomorrow. ONLY * 1 0 ,6 0 0 fat American* wk* can’t re When Labor M cntary Ar ment for you In the same posi (Always writ* to Dr. sist food. And g*H •/ th# Than Fro/. Bayer tried an thur Goldberg gave a farewell tion you bald?" WASHINGTON (UP!) - iar In tha White lloua* algnad hlg iaaua of thla, 1st m* tall Craa* la car* of this oawo- CALL FA 2-1 #91 other experiment. H* would party tor bia Labor Depart- Taylor: "1 do not anticipate Tha Hon. Timothy Tugbutton th* authorisation bill. What’a you, or, anyway, they oughts res#** la our slavery to pay* paper, eoslsotog a Wag 4 plaee that hungry h*n In front associates before tak one." Stamper Agency •tormed into th* offic* today $10 million to that young fol make o big laaao of It al ch*logical factors. Ilk* tho** cent atompad, oM ra*M ms- French Arc. at 20th of * pit* of grain and Mt her ag tb* oath aa an Associate Question: "Sir, if there waa in a ftarram* ret*. iar' aapoclally whan H’a $10 though they probably won’t. lo th* starving hen* describ •at till ah* stopped of h*r own vatop* and 96 *«nta to saver Justice of tho U. 8. Supra me Claarlnf th* n*wa dealt of million of other people’s Republicans being vary llttlo a need for you In the White ed by Prof. Bayer below. B* accord. typing aai printing casta Court, ho served tb* good aplkaa and pait# pota with on* money ? smarter than Democrats, If sure to scrapbook thla caa* At that point, he would re when yao sand far saw *f hla Kosher delicacy ef bagtU and awaep of hla haary can*, Tim "You’d think a young fallor any—and ain’t that a terrible or mail It to a plump friend. move all tb* grain and even booklets.) ffava yoIm i whoaa old man eould aara thing to aay about both of CASE N-tSSi Loin G., ngml sweep tha Door clean, after When Goldberg** successor "I ain’t fonna stand for It. enough to make all hi* kids ’am?” 20, Is n pretty coed but fnr too W. Willard Wirta waa asked Th* taxpayer* ain’t gonna rich before they could vote which h* would restore th* By this tint*, Tugbutton was heavy. what he would serve when he atnnd for It. Of nit tho dad- would have aomo reaped for pile. She would Immediately Honor Society basting time to his own wonts, "Oh, Dr. Crane," ah* b«gan, leftvea o f f lee, he replied blamed foollalunant I avar money, wouldn’t you pow? start packing again. banging hla ea«e Inlltcrlmln- "how can 1 avar loss thla ex Tops Eleven promptly, "Spareribs and heard tall ef, thoaa addle- Well, that young foliar ain’t When aha stopped sating for atsly on tho desk and th* cess weight? Eleven Seminole High •suerkraut." headed eongraaimaq bar* vot* got it nnd Congraaa ain’t got frame of Bill Zimmerman’* th* second time, ha would "I hare tried several differ again remove ail tha wheat School students were tapped Mrs. Lyndost B. Johnson, at wd to build t flah hous* right it, either. And th* taxpayer* typewriter, ent mat#, but I never loon for the National Honor So a Women’s National Democra hare In tha D litriat’of Colum ain’t gonna lu.ve c^.V .ig If but than place It right back in "The Republicans have bean more than o faw pounds till ciety, Andrew Bracken Chap- tic luncheon, told about bar re bia—«nd a $10 million flah that Congraaa don’t quit ap hollaring that tha Democrats front of her a moment Mtar. 114 So. Palmetto aomsthlng comas along to ruin Th* h*n would Instantly tar, at recent ceremonies at cent visit to Lebanon, Iran, hour* at that." propriating and appropriating are soft on communism and It the school. Turkey, Cyprus, Greece and •vorythlng. start sating ones more. Phone FA 2-0814 "You talking about th* and that young feller don’t ain’t got them anywhere ex Under the leadership of Italy, which was crammed In- "I’d Rko to loss 2ft pounds And In thU fashion *f serv aquarium,. TimV Grant Dill- quit algnlng and algnlng and cept to mak* Harry Truman Bedford Aiken, the soctoty th* next faw months, for my ing the wheat "In eouraaa," man Inquired from tha alot tha tax collectors don’t quit mad,” Tugbutton shouted. boy frland la duo back from added the following students position. “The aquarium that ha could gat the hsna to sat collecting nnd collecting, "That ain’t no Iaaua—least th* N|vy and 1 *m ashamed to to thalr rolM; President Kennedy okayed "Flah huuae!" tho old man u much m 67% moral wise It don’t win no elections, Mt him se* m* looking so f a t Suaan Deal, Susan Halback, couple of day* ago when h* apat the word*. Applied to ua human beings, and what’a the mattar la th* "What can 1 do to loss Theresa Baker, Frank alined th* bilIT” f What’a got Into them Dem that also suggest# wa should Republicans hav* g o t t h * weight fast?" Chance, Laurencte Plate, “ ’Court# J mean that aquar ocrat*, anyway ?" ha contin Democrat# soft on th* wrong not b* carved food in eouraaa Nikki Morgan, Kenneth Poff, Exeats poundage la due to while wa are trying to diet. ium,’ Tugbutton shouted. ued, thing and In tha wrong place. MVaral reasons but tho most Norma Leach, Jimmy Thomp "And a’coura* that young fol "Th* Republicans will make Th* place wbars th* Demo Instead, w# ahouid have all son, Barbara Watson and common it simply th* fact wa our limited quota for that crats are soft la In tha head, ant more calories than wt WilUam Young. on money. And what they are msal placad in front of us at OUR BOARDING HOUSE burn up In work or exorcise. ona time, so our stomach can soft on right at thla moment Is Mora than 100 agricultural And most of tho highly pub fit itself to th* expected vol ROW’S CWANC8 0k OAKP, OP ] ,’to l- flih. that’s what. Soft on Rah. licised diets will help you plant* are produced w n n w STROKIN' (k FUR FOR. S ume. rTHlHK You could mak* a big cam streamline your figure If you dally In California. lOOT paign Isiue on that. Tho Re For we human beings tend i*995I will follow thorn to tho lattor. to adjust our stomach's de aaasffissSSCOATS MAKlN' M&USK J publicans In Miaiourl could rOC gAlTANfULLlNW TRYING But social factors demolish mand according to tho amount ■m’8AC*O00«ftSW / TO Win , hollarl our resolve nnd often ruin our trt’ wmars with a ‘ M is of food, aa wall aa th* fre *335 MAUL/—'USED; ARRIVALS ANf EXITS/ " ’Yah, yah, yah. Harry Tru dieting schedule. — T U . GIVE TOO A /DRATTED quency of lcrvlngs, placed be TO BE I'D SCRATCH GILT E D G E mans’ soft on flah, soft on For example, n famous Car WteGLP PICKIN'UP A ” fore us. i . c iuA/ j WAH/ fish, soft on flah.’ and they HORSESHOE FOR LUCK, man scientist nnmtd Bayar As a third variation, Prof. AN'OETSLOOOj oughts do aomo yah yaha at used a group of hens aa tha Bayar 1st o hungry hen stand PltaN /y Jack Kennedy, too. That young subject for a vary interesting before a plla of wheat and foliar haa bean a great disap experiment in eating. peck away till aha stopped of pointment to mo. H* oughts Ho would starve tho hons her own fra* will. have batter alnca, raised good for a period of 2i hours to Than ha placed another hun tha way h* waa. 11a aura mak* aura they had a haaty gry han baalda her. As it be oughta have batter sense, es appetite. gan to oat, tha first and sup- pecially about money." Than, if ha placad on* hun poaadly “filled" han, would gry hen in front of a 100-gram Immediately begin eating aom* pita of wheat, she would pack Spanish Students away till she had consumed an more. She would then keep on till avsraga of 60 grama. she consumed 60% more Study Bolivia After that, ah* stopped, ap wheat And If » hungry han* Four students of Mri. E i parently quits satisfied. ware placed baaid# her, aha’d ther William*’ Spanish 111 But If he placed a similar dais presented an informa Sake hungry hen in front of a much tive and enlightening report largar pile of grain, aht ni i on Bolivia (or th* rest of their wouldn't atop at th* 50-gram claiimataa, recently. mark, but would actually pock Page 4, Sanford, Florida, Monday, October IB, 1962 Robert Richards, Dick Bruca, John W«stgat« and away till aha had eaten 83 to Larry Ready took part In BO additional gram# of wheat! demonstrating t h e Bolivian Applied to ua human dltters, way of Ufa, thalr government, that would suggest we better ifm *fi f e r a lI k history of tha country, culture, not alt down In front o( a draas, custom*, geography table groaning with viand#. Instead, w* should have our uiBLow. aiuiTOR a n a u a a i R and *c«aomy. »»■*• JANIB L. aMOBMAMBB Students of tha sixth period food placed on our ptat* in tha lUar Imlani Mtn*s«r kitchen and then have it serv to aviLrt j. cviMita were th* audience and the lor AJvtrlUIng Dlrioior group alio placed on display ed In tha dining room where Back in Ben Franklin’s Time ••• « M a Mini.BY JOKES naUve handmade artifacts, ar tar CUiillUd Uanaaar . . . producing a newspaper waa most often a relatively simple, i*aoa rn.tRK v o l t o l ir b ranged In an exceptional dis one-man operation. Material#, na well aa methods, bore only tha r Circulation Uanaaar play of colors and patterns. THAU rHUU w a u i faintest resemblance to those used in our modern newspaper lu Utthaaala! 8u»u 8ynth*Ue detergents ara industry. ■am* Mill serr known In th* trad* aa ayn- Today, w* sometimes take our newspapers for granted, forgetting tls W ish Notice is hereby given that any party, the enormous efforts thqt moke them possible — the many firm, or corporation paying fees to the VUIago talented people necessary to write and edit them; the vast sows* of North Orlando for any purpose, munt pay gathering networks; the printing techniques and complex equip* ment developed over the years. said fee* to the Village Tax Collector nt 20 South Edgemon Ave„ North Orlnndo, Florida. On this, the occasion of National Newspaper Week, Southern Bell Failure to comply will make nil fesa recharge la happy to join with others throughout the country in honoring able. our grant nnd growing newspaper industry. WIEBOLDT G u lf Na aart at any Malarial, am i or aSrartUla#. at thla CAMERA SHOP tdltlen or Tha a«af#rd llaral* may ka retredue.d la aay tlO 8. PARK AVE. manner without wrlttaa p«rmlti!on of lb* publlihar *f Th* W. W. Anderson Life IliralJ. Aar Individual or firm raapuhilb'a for auah rvpro- for — Orlando •lucllan nil! b* caaililartd aa latrlaclsff aa Th* HaraU'a Bvtrrthiag la Caaiaraa Tax Collector, Yillaf# Of North ctiprriahi *■< will h* b*<4 U#kl* tar damaaaa undvr th* law. ad rhategraphy ItiipUa* North Orlando, Florida Sm nM t Otmpcnif rtU iilM Malty aarapl salurdap. Saadap, aa* Chrlataaaai pah- il.h.a falarday prnnaadlaa Ckrtalmsa. \ PI
I 8kt Oxafork Irrxlh Page 5 — Oct. IB, 1968 Area College Poll Shows 26 Percent "Eat Nothing" Aa informal po|l of Semin at all, except aa one lunch teaching of good health habits, sented eaeh grade level. Set As New ole High School students, tak room manager pointed out, and the stressing of food val George Rothel of tho Bear Modern Woodmen en by members of the student Students, especially girls ues and nutrition, after chil Lake School represented the of America council, shows that 60 percent often save their lunch money drens leave elementary school. elementary grades, M a r t h a of tho students oat the food to buy other things.” The A comprehensive daily pro Kosky of Sanford Junior High, Test Center prepared by the school lunch panel felt that this could not gram la carried on In element tho junior high level and John Lift Insurance room, 14 percent bring lunch account for more than a small ary schools to acquaint chil ny Phillips, tho high school Orlando Junior College hat from home and 26 percent eat percentage, however. dren with new foods, encour •tudents. Saving* Plan boas Mlectcd aa a teat canter nothing at all. The failure of students to age them to try it and devaiop Other panel members includ for tha administration of tho Retirement These facts were revealed by connect their own personal good eating habits, good tabla ed Mis. Ruby Calder, School American College Testing Student Body President John good looks, physical develop manners and a balanced food lunch room association presi Program, Dalton D. Howard, Plans ny Phillips at a panel discus ment, strength, health, and selection. No programs along dent as moderator; Sirs. Mar director of guidance and teat* sion on "How School Lunch stamina with the quality of this line are available In junior garet Reynolds of Lake Mary ing at the junior college, an Builds Youth Power," held at their food intake was brought high and high school. School as tha teacher; Mrs. N. Marvin J. Rohlfa Kenneth B. DU) nounced today. tho Bear Lake School, recently out by some teachers at the Lunchroom supervisors and N. Julian, president of the District Manager “The ACT program is an ad District Agent in preparation for School meeting of school food service workers, teachers and parents Seminole County Council of 113 E. Coleman missions, scholarship, guid Cir. Box 168 Lunch Week. workers. were impressed with the Schools aa a parent and Mrs. ance, and placement test bat Sanford, Fla. Casselberry, Fla. No exact reason could be In the same connection, knowledge, cooperation and Gilpin, Lyman. I’hys. Ed. tery designed to provide help MRS. GEORGIA REDO, of 715 West First St., pinpointed for the failure of lunchroom supervisors deplor awareness of tho three stud teacher aa physirul education MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA — ful information and service to tins the winner of $50 cash in the Cash Surprise HOME OFFICE, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS the 26 percent to eat any lunch ed the lack of tlma for the ents Interviewed, who repre instructor. colleges, high schools, and stu- Bonus now going on at Food Fair Stores. Mrs. dents $6,500 James Gamble to Charle STOCKTON CALIFORNIA TOMATO • lim it — 2 w it h food order ' * Pyle. Wlidmere, $14,300 I SHERRI LOVELL, seated at right, is president of Lyman’s Beta Club Marriage Applications this year. Other officers are, from left, Marsha Lyons, secretary; Loie- John Dusenbury, Philo anne Wagner, vice president and Richard Slodyako, treasurer. Ohio and Carol Jean Camp (Herald Photo) bell, Zanesville, Ohio James Robinson, Sanford and Katie Scott, Lake Mon roe c a t s u p John Kurjsin Jr., Youngs town, Ohio and Marjorie POLY-UNSATURATED COOKING OILIo limit — i w ith food order Fine, Sanford u John Koblass, Orlando and 0 W A A M tICH A N Tt Marilyn Naylor, Orlando | V V 0,Ma Phillip Rosso, Longwood With tha h n th sM of and Laura Jean Franklin, Or R.gulsr or Dry lando Final Divorce Decrees VO-5 SHAMPOO Robert F. Hamilton vs Eli WESSON sabeth C. Hamilton Marjorlo A. Fine vs Leo BAKERY TREATS GOLDEN RIPE Norman Fine Carol Ann Gladden vi Ro » - f t bert Gladden LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8" Robert Chcwnlng vs Melba Cbewning BANANAS Suite Filed Morris Friedlander vs SWEET POTATO Chester Wells, etal, chat tel mtg. fcl. Harold L. Sutton, etux to Winifred Conely, etal, quiet title William Dlggle, etux vs > * Guy Tate, etal, mtg. fcL J P IE -3 * Suffolk County Fed. S. and L. vs Stanley Guy, etux, mtg THIS WEIK ONLY! LADY PAIR ICED fcl. NEW CROP FLORIDA * v , . a Veteran Power Plant APPLE BUNS Sft 29c ORANGES or CHEVY IMPALA for 1968 is the choice of A. C. Smith, Longwood. owner Tho nickal - iron storago of Seminole Hardware Company at the Longwood Pluza. Here Smith, battery, which is atill u “IN REUSABLE ALUMINUM PAN“ (right) receives the keys to his new enr from Claude Hittell. manager of extensively today, was Inven GRAPEFRUIT Holler Motor Sales on South Park Ave. The Intpala is styled in uzure ted In 1901 by Thomas A. Ed and marine blue two-toned combination. (Herald Photo) ison. u • , 4 — - - ; ' i" ' - * • •• ‘..vi *.i i n>w2ffgHDBr^5,TT^r f<*'i33iW ,*v t f / V * iV, . i - .»,- .T *-V• • - ■ - - a . • v . • : >?’ * • ■ ■ ' . v~~rMxi.afiBgii5«xwM. . ■ • - - j ; ,••, , y,, . Taf* « — Oet 15, IMS Weekend !I Sports - V > n % Summary By United Free* International SATURDAY NBW YORK (UPI) — The Cain Hoyt Stabte’e Never Bead wow the 1139475 Cham pagne Stakes nee at Belmont Park by eight length*. KAWANA. Japan (UPI) — Deane Be man of Betheada, M By Church d m • * * m m kMM7 « r a * E lin a Banal m i M in Maty U m W ill, af Orlande, MA • I pretexting tto original d w t i r u tto lenfard tlttb. D m P1M “CMC sf Ilklc*" ini d w by Mn, B. Ste- vena, ef Orlaodo. Mr*. Joel I W v m m M ■ picture •< »;;.'*$ a:-s HOSTESSES AND GUK8T a t the VAH-S coffee at th* home of Mn. Hagk O'Hara are, left to right (standing) Mrs, Jesse Taft, Mrs. Richard Dun» hnvy and Mrs. Jack Neiman. Seated, Mrs. Frieda Bishop, mother of Mrs, Neiman and Mrs. (XHara. (Herald Photo) Youngblade, W m M l Powell. A. A. McClenehaa, Pool Mur* n r , Jean s Owe, J . L. Mor CM, M s 'Toocktos, Ooorgo Altamonte Personals Waters, Frank Bransom, B. DeBary Garden Club Opens Season M. FUigerald. David CaawoD, active In the Altamonte Lib Bdward Doctor, Walter rary and Ovle Chib. Enahn, Charles Kauffman, Mr, and Mrs. Mae Sam File Cabinet! Georgs Thompson, B. Baas mons of Hillerest Dr. win Weber, Kenneth Sharp, Hail loft last Wednesday to spend Prudes, John Bailey, Albert a long weekend with Meads Aster, George Hoffman, B. In 8 t Augustine, were eager J . Scott ly anticipating the visit as Mows. William Malinowski, these Meads have recently POWELL’S was C. ft. Meson, executive Nicholas Merge, Philip Bee* built a 'beautiful and moot 1IT MAGNOLIA AVB. director of the Audubon So toe, David Sharp, WUliam Col* unusual tome there. ciety. Following his talk on birds of Florida and surrounding forward to the days, to to areas, be showed colored Local Events spent in the.sun and surf e t the Gulf of Mexico. Officer* Wives slides of various types. WEDNESDAY A brief business session was David Ferrell, a Lake Mait Of VAH-3 Meet conducted and the budget for Civic Department of tto land resident, entered the • # To Complement an Outfit the year accepted. Mrs. WU Sanford Woman's Chib win Florida Sanitarium and Hos liam La to man, membership m att at id a. m. to fold TB pital - last week lor major • Furs - Velvets - Minks For Bridge chairman. Introduced the fol teals. A covered dish lun- surgery.- His wife. Sank Priced From |5.95 Ethel, tapfbt art in Boone Officers Wives of VAH-I met lowing new monitors: Mrs. obeon will to served at'aooa High School for a number of la the dining room of tto Herman Strun, Mrs. B. Bene and M n. Troy Ray Sr. win year* and has many friends MARY ESTHER’S BOO far their monthly bridge dict, Mra, Harold Wills, Mrs. present a program on Pub In the afta and his alstsr. session with M n. Donald J. Shoptaugb, M n. Preston lic Welfare and Community M n. Beulah Kemp, is vary Hamilton, Mn. PaMek O'- McBean, Mrs. B. E. Cbalfoate problema. Gars a n d Mrs. Richard and Mn. Aldo Loos. Wright serving as hostasscs- Coffee, cold drinto, nuts and assorted candles were served. Coffee Planned M n. Clifton Dowall and MRS. JAMES V. RICHARDS, left, president of tha DeBary Garden Club, M n. Charles Youngblade won Honoring VAH-I high scores for the arts moon. with Mrs. H. M. Johnquest, C. R. Mason, executive director of the Audu M n. J. I. Wright of Boise, bon Society and guaat speaker for the day; Mra. Laura Arrington and Mato, was tto gutst of tor Enlisted Wive* Mra. A. S. Clark. (Cox Photo) daughter-in-law, M n. Rletord Members of tho VAH-1 En Wright. listed Wives Club are spon Othsra attending w en khrens Mates. Bari Achord, James soring a morning eoffeo, Ball, Richard Dualaavy, Abe Wednesday st 1:30 a. m. in Sorority Chapter Pennell, WUliam Goodman, th# Acey Duecy Club, at tto Honored At Waller Ruths, Joe Melnvale, Sanford Naval Air Station. C. W. Meshler, Vincent Mon Ths event is In honor of the Housewarming roe, Wendell Powell, Thomas Presents Awards Quillen Andrew Reno, Jesse members. All members an By Mrs. M. L. Jahaaaw Members of XI Beta Kta tto m em ton enjoyed several Taft, Elmar Tallman, Joseph urged to attend and help wel Mn. Gerald Behrens end Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi games. Members present were Mrs. Tully and George Watcn. come tho new memtore. Mrs. Claude Hlttell a a d and ttolr husbands held a John Alcaander, Mrs. Charles daughter Linda were Joint hos shrimp toll at New Smyrna tesses at a housewarming Bruestle, Mrs. Chapman, M n. $5.00 to $9.99 Beaeh, Saturday. This was the party rseontly for Mr. sad Vernon Hardin, Mn. E. C. ARCADIA GOLD tin t social meeting of the Harper Jr., M n. McCall, HUNTINGTON Cjahdsw 'Sabi Mn. WUliam Behrens. The year that Included husbands. event was told at tha brand Mn. A. McClanahan, M n. Ed PALOMAR Others planned for Isttr this $10.00 & up new tome of the Behrens on Peterson, Mrs. W. M. Pro- GREEN CAMELLIA OBCUS cooler our sandy soils dry out yoar will to a Pennsylvania Orange Blvd. In Lake Monroe. kosch, Mra. 0 . Andrew Speer very npidly. Dutch dinner and a Scandi By Mrs. Them as McDonald The homo, opened ensulte and Mn. Wallace Tyre. Thoroughly soak your lawn navian dinner, with aU couples This Is It! Tto wonderful fall for the occasion, was decorat la costumes. planting season. To those of and all plantings st least once ed In a fall (hems. Tto tale- a week to help maintain toll At a recant business meet vision set told a beautiful you a n new to our Central moisture. Where annuals are ing at tto home of Mn. Gor MIRAMAR flower arrangement of yellow Florida an a, we have two planted, water more frequent don Frederick, a discussion; REVERIE mums with green foliage planting seasons; one in the was held on ways and means: BELNOR ly. Remember that where sprayed gold. The arrange there is a good soil moisture, and service projects for the. CONTINENTAL WHITE spring snd one in tto fall. I ment waa lent to tho Behrena plants are lest subject to year. GRECIAN KEY Ilka to think of fall as tha tost by her mother, M n. L. H. fretting. In particular ass- Program awards for tha one because of tho many va- Moran, of Norfolk, Va., who leas are apt to become droopy heat program scrapbooks, rietles of flowers that can to was unabla to attsnd. from lack of water, and this Tto dining table was over kept last year, were given to planted now for winter and condition will affect th e Mrs. Glenn McCall snd Mrs. * Syracuse China laid with a white lace cloth ALDINE early spring bloom. Very few amount and quality of bloom and told a crystal punch Harold Chapman. The pro Imported Chi next spring. gram, which aa Exemplars, CELESTE of our fall planted annuale will bowl flanked by crystal can CHEVY CHASE SHASTA------NINE NINE freeze out Fell planted flow October Is the month of dle bo Id era with orange can tto chapter gate to plan this BELLA MARIA a n art much easier to care starting flowers for winter and year Is on "Improving Our MEADOW BREEZE dles. The plates and napkins MINUET BAVARIAN for than those planted in the spring bloom. Although plants ware designed with autumn Own World." spring. of many varlsUts are avail Subject for tho evening was CORALBEL leavas. A large cake dec VICTORIA The tin t hint of fall Is In able at your local garden sup orated with a brawn bouse and "Creole Foods and Customs," Um air and this opens tto door ply store, many wish to alert letters of welcome in pink and a discussion was held oh APPLE BLOSSOM to all of us gardeners to get their own from seed, which also adorned tto table. Nuts such Items as file, gumbo, 8TANSBURY MAYFLOWER out the toola and go to work. may to sown in flat boats or and mints, cake and fruit Jambalaya, lagniappe and MAYV1EW WOODBINE Spraying and fertilising of In wldo shallow pots. When punch ware served to the 40 boulUL A discussion was told FLAME LILY lawns snd shrubs; fall plant- tho young plants have two or guests who attended the party on tto Creole people and a typ BLUE GRASS lag of bulbs, annual flowers three true leaves, they should during the appointed hours of ical Creole menu of 1140 waa WINDSWEPT and rye g n u ; preparation of to set out in tto ground. Un I to I p.m. read to the group. rose bade; all this sad many til tha weather becomes cool Mr. and Mn. Behrens re Following o delirious spe YORK ROSE more chons will make Oc er, It la advisable to shade ceived many beautiful gifts. cial (non-fattening) lime-ice SUNNYVALE tober one of the busiest gar- the young plants for aoveral Miss Linda Hlttsll presided at dessert, cookies and coffee, GLORIA days. tto punch bowl and Mra. Bah- TROUSSEAU ODD DINNER PLATES Beware of trouble ahead, U Flowers that may .be plant- rant and M n. Hillell escorted CORSAGE CUPS ft SAUCERS the rslas art overt Most gar* ad now include agsratum, the guests through tto now LYRIC SERVING PIECES denars do not realise how sly Mum, aster, calendula, home. IN A SELECTED PATTERNS quickly sandy soils can dry candy tuft, carnation, forget- out and tow most of tho fer me-not, nasturtium, pansy, pe tilizer has bean washed tunia, phlox, salvia, snapdra BIG FASHION away. Do aot neglect watering gon. stock, sweet peas, ver The classic V neck sweater your plantings during periods bena and gerbera daisies. Is big fsshion for fell. Copied FROM ------of low rainfall during tha fall Let's start our fall planting from that tennis sweater w on SANFORD and winter. During the next early snd amaze our northern by mso, it's done in navy FLOWER SHOP teo months wo frequently friends with the beauty of our with white trim or white with Year Downtown Florist red aad blue trim. And usu sav» periods of severe! weeks gardens when they are fleeing PA M m or FA 2-MJI ally, It's worn avsr a white 114 MAGNOLIA AVE. et a time with to rain. Even the north winds and basking Cor. K. le t 4k Sanford Ave. though tto Umperaturo la with us In tho Sunshine SUM. skirt. / *# I I .*•>; pS »vyi'‘V} u . .L cj comes to Orlando 1 , • TO SERVE THE HEART OF FLORIDA We look forward with pride to the opening of your Jordan Marah, Orlando — for we're presenting a new eoncepi of beauty, spaciousness and shopping ease. . . a complete fashion store, filled with everything you need and want, and some things you haven't even dreamed of! Behind this superb store are months of planning, months during which we met many of you, asked questions, and learned your sociable way of life — all to determine just how we could servo your varied communities best Soon you'll seo the results! Four breathtaking floors — each more exciting, more jam-packed with fashion than the other. And make no mistake. . . Jordan Marsh is bringing you fashion. . . as only Jordan Marsh can! Tho finoat in fashion for men, women and children, os well as your home. . . fashion from all over the World, and at every price level. Plan to come to the opening. Give us your welcome, for wo not only want to servo the heart of Florida... we want you to tako us to your hearts! COLONIAL PLAZA/ORLANDO Opening Monday, October 2 2 n d Store Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday — 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuaaday, Wednesday, Saturday — 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. FREE PARKINO FOR 10,000 CARS DAILY WITH EVERYTH IN 6 WITH A FLORIDA FLA IRI *.11 ■ i- ' - , * 11 * t. ^ " 1 if ti " M 9 « >*/ S* s s P. f * r f t } ? v* s w * m m m i a .-.:V -t v * ’ 4 ■w ■ '*• * r ■ 5 GLANCES ByGalbrehli Legal Notice Ugal Nofict ffc .1 st' V -f.^AV.-xvi Classified TO WHOM IT MAT COM* ta n u ra st am Phone Motto* to tonto H »« •»* i v t i c b t p i tke eilitilnrt rnnul te FLORA C NXORI, Ike ■ptetiiton* Xm m Stole** P lain tiff, H eeee MU! Me. MTA Ckspto* v*. He. m il. U ti e» nwMi 32-5612 SBCUMDO MEORI, tMi. »ai register w itkt* Defendant, Clerk.et ike Circuit Ceurt. te i t s p t a t m a r r u a i i A ■N for Orange CeekUr. rtf- TWIBECUNDO NFORI Ida, vp** receipt et H h I •* 32-5613 Who*# U tt Skew raeldeaee tke pukttoatl** ef Uto ■•«**, to eekeowa end wkee* laet tke (letlttoed • » . known eddr.m tat e/e Oenerel huebton KOSIM APPU* Offleo 2*4 W. P in t Delleerp. Cre.br, Hew York. AHCH aadtr wktok we ere FLEAPB TAKE HOTtCH M (U « d !■ I**1"*** , l that pot ar* b*r.bp required He*. IT tkre I* te file peer written an.v.r Highway IT-W. If «*• « t r or d.f.are. If anp, peraonallp ef Ceaeetkerrr. Florid*- er hr na altom.r, on ar be Tkat tke partiea laiereeted fore Hevember IS. 1H1, at tb* la aeid keelaeee eaterprtee, office *f Ike Clerk ef tke Or* are aa fellow*: rail Court, at th# Courtheuaa Deal.l 0. Lett *» Seminole Couotp. Ban ford. Bara ft Lett . _ Florida, and to mull a copr Dated at WlnUr Fark. Or* CWNW- thereof to Stonstrom. Duel* tape CeaatT, Florida, ■»■*• O V H O W l ' A Melntoah, A Horn era far Itlk, 1ML . „ t|M P laintiff, Poet Office Bea 111, pakltek OeL U A **• »*• 1M*- Sanford. Florida, la that ear- tala dleerre proceeding pend- Inp epalnet pep la th* Circalt Court of tho Hlnth Judicial Orcnlt of Florida, In and far Bcminolt Conntr. Florida, la Cbaacerp, aa abbreviated title of aeld ran.* helnp "Flore C. Heart Plaintiff, vtremt So- rondo Heart Defendant"* and herein fall tat or n Decree Fre Coafeae* wilt he entered tpilnat pen. tnd th* cane* proceed M pert*. (SEAL) Arthur H. Bock with. J*„ to preeeat ear etoleie aad Clerk of tho Circuit Court demands. wkkk pea. or either **l think I know what's boon ailing fanny's budkat Tl Dp: M araarot f t Tyre. 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PA 1-MU HAROLD L BUTTOH and dree* ef th* claimant aad BRRTHA f t BUTTOH, hie ehall he ewera t* bp th* wife, elalmaat. kla agent ** attor* CHURCH ar BCPOOL Plata tirra, GROUPS, Club#, gte—Tbd vo. aep aad aceempaaled bp a ftl* lap fee *f eae dollar, aad beat card plan ytt for raia- TOl WINFRED L COHCLT, each elalai or demaad Bet a* Defendant*. inf Cbrittaas n o t ic e o r a r r r filed ehall he void. TO gVIBT TOTH ft W. Ware, aa Admtats- PA K M , RTtkinn. TOl WINFRED L CONKLT. tralor ef the Xetate ef Herbert Beaten. Deeeaeedi g TRico-M urrr aad If married. — - — CONKLT, epou.o; OVER. P. D. Bea I tta , Thomas Moving- VJHAir HAPPBNtD r BNAPPBO < Sanford, Florida . o n THunaoety J PTflKBT TURPBNTINB 1DM3UM WEEKLY COMPANY, n Florida Pnbllah: BepL 14, O at I. I, XI* & Storage ^ 1*000 corporation; M. O, OVER. CD A—41 DID YOU KNOW . . ALLOWANCE T) BRBETl It T. OVER- You cm (tort tip to 1001 STREET; R. ft OVER- in cenrr nr tw* c t m r STREET; LACT f t pool da of ANYTHING for a jvoaa in abd m bbhs. • JOHNSON; DR. J. P. wbolo month te e Joat $3.00? W ILL and CARRIB A. NOLB COt'BTT. PLOftlOA WILL, hi. wife; NELLIE NO. dSBB Yob cm movo Um furnith- A. BARTLETT, alto IN R B i BOTATM OF in ft of a S btdroom booao know n ao N. A. BART ELI DA KARH ALA. LETT; DANK OF OR- D ec. AM A aerott town for about $27.00. ANOB AND THUST COM* CTTATIOH P m Eitlmataa, bo obllfs- PANT, a corporation, ao TWH BTATB OF FLORIDA Tru.too; ALTAMONTE TO. JOHN KARHAIteb tloos. HOMES COMPANY, a ML S, Bon I I I 201 N. Laurel PA MM1 F lo rid a corporation; OR* Lake Oeaeva, Wlaeoa.ln UNDO SKCUniTl Eg YOUNO malo teacher wUl COMPANY, a Florida HtLM A KOTTSTO corporation; JOHN O. Lalvomakl, Finland chars home with dctirablo MAKER: FRANK W. parsoft Call PA BOOM ar BTEttBINP; ROI1ERT L MATT! KARHALA HODOBS; II. A. LED* Lalvomakl, Finland p a i- s a a FORD and LOIB F. LED* FonD, kla wlfo; FRED VERNER KARHALA 8. Education • Ibs tra c t ion X. ORINNBLL and MAR* Xmleomakl, Finland UA RET M. URIN NBLL kla wife; PAUL V. HKLVt KARHALA U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE FRENCH and BETTY H. Xlnoonma* Parantola, TESTS! * T m leakbif for a nice, sturdy pair ef pajamas. I ga FRENCH, kla wlft; O. Jyvaakyla, Finland te • let af ahawbar parttasr EDOAR RUSDELL and If m arried, — — ■ RUB* BAIMA LA UNIALA Ken • Women l i a Start DBLL hi. wife; M.UILE Klagonmaa Parantola, blfh aa $102.00 a week. B. A LLBOFP, and It Jyeaskyla, Plnlaad married. ■ ALL- Preparatory trainlnf until CARNIVAL By Dick Turner POPP, h .r h n a b a n dt BRKKt XORHONKN appointed. Tbouaando of TIIOUAB DBAN BARR, Address Unknown and It married, * ■ and nil ether person, eone.ra* fobs open. Experience us H A HR. kla wife; THOM* edi ually tmodetuary. PRES AA F. DALT. and It TOU ARB HERBBT NOTI- Information or fobs, salar married. 11 DALT, FIBD the* e petition ha* b.tn . hi. wife: IUBORB tiled In said Court praying ies, requl’wment*. Writ# IIRAUTIFUL DEVELOP* for tbs appointment of VIC TODAY givinf same, ad MKNT COMPANY: R. J. TOR KARHALA as Adminis UAItTLKTT KUYKEN trator of th* trial* of EL1DA dress and phone. Lincoln DALL Also known to KARHALA. d.c.a.td, and you Serried, Box 39 e/o Sanford ONE GCfeSAGB JUST BDR.THAT V RUTH BARTLETT KUT- nra hereby required te file Herald. □RD4E GRRAT- WISECRACK I'LL tlNKLEP IT UP KBNDALL lha form.r your written defene.e there STfSALINTHP It J. nAHLKTT; ALLEN to within forty days after th* TARS M Y NUMEROUS MY5EU*/ f E. RARTLETT. also flrat publication or postlog 4. Transportation______f WORLD/ ■ DOLLAR. B ia s our know n ao A. f t BART th.roof. Should yon fall there Of THIS DANOeuaN: LETT; JAMES E. BART in, d.erea will be entered In Want Ride to work to Fair- LETT, also known aa J. due course upon said peti E. RARTLETT. JR , HO tion. villa. Hours 1:13 to 3:13. WARD ALLBOPP. also WITNESS my hant and tha PA 2-0744. known aa HOWARD II. ■«al af said Court at Baaferd, ALIAOPP; ERNEST ft County of Bemlool*. this 14th AMAOPP: W. A. TIIAC* day of Bept.mb.r, A. D. 1I4L f . For Rent 1IER; HENRY ALLBOPP; C. V ernon M ist, J r , PRANK If AtTHCOX; Coanty Jadgt S Bedroom boost PA 2-3131 HELEN A. THACKER; If Lammt A Jarvla.n after 3. alive, and If dead, th.lr Attorn.y. at tmw unhown ktlrs, l.gal.aa, Lake Worth. Fta. davlMea or granlaas; and Publish BepL 14. A Oct. t, anp and all persona hav I. II, II4L ing or.claiming tills ar COA-41 Apt $40. AduRa. a n Park. In tere .t In th* real pro- p.rtp located ta S.mlnole County. Florida, d.errlb- IN TMM C tR C C rr COURT OP Furnished upstairs Apart ad In lha follow ing com TMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR ment, all alectric, private plaint. CUIT OP FLORIDA. IN AND You. Defendants, are here PO R BRHINOLR COUNTY, entrance. Newly redecorat by notified that a complaint FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. ed. Also l furnished bed to quiet tills an the follow. NO. II4 M room, private bath, private Ing d.acrlp'loa properly, to- TUB UROOKLTH SATINOS w ltt BANK, a New Tork corpora entrance. Call Pa 24U1 Lo'.a IS. IT, t l and IS la tion. until 2:00 or FA 2-306$ until Block I*, and Lola tl. 11. P laintiff, IS aad II In Ulock IS; all vs. 1 p. m. In SANLANDU. THM BUD- DEAN LARRT HAMIL and URII BEAUTIFUL BAN- JUDY EILEEN HAMIL his TURN. Apt FA S-teOO. F u llD s e c t io n , accord wlfo, et alt, ing to Plat th.roof re Def.ndaata. SMALL FURNISHED house. corded In Plat Book I. NOTICE OP BUFF Page 44 of the Public Re TO: DEAN LARRT HAMIL 322-3237. cord. af Seminole County, and J U D T EILEEN Florida HAMIL hla wife. House trailer A Cabana Turn- has bean filed agnlnat yon In Reeld.nc* Unknown is bed. Dewitt Trailer Park. the above.atyled ault and you TOU AND BACH OF TOU Nicaragua ar, required lo eervs a copy ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED Reasonable. of your Answer or Pleading that a ault has been broaght lo the Complaint on PUInUft*a against you by THE BROOK CONVENIENT TO BASE nttoraay, JOSEPH M. MURA* LYN SAVINGS BANK, a New 3 Bedroom i, kitchen equip n> UCE ID KCBOW TWIT (TUP/I SKO. P. O. Box 11). P ara P ark Tork corporation. Plaintiff, MAVSB TUSK ftt KNOW Florida, and file lha original OF TWS WCAITMSST FAMIUSS M FAUX WT UP TO. BUT Nlrarafua'a lo foreclose a certain Mori- ped, large living room. TUB U .M ., AMD BAD ALL OF ML (kief ..ports Answer or Pleading In tha gaga more particularly de $103 a month. 103 E. Wood- •OCWOl/T K Tit te Ur era af office of tba Clerk of tho Clr* scribed In tho Complaint filed motatiowc' ■OMObrtD WTOOUT Ike Central rult Court on or before tho la Ihla salt, which Mortgage land Drivg, PA $-7037 after FVCMIf.DM. S t\jM Anwnr.a----- Ith day of November. 1*43. If encumber* tha following de- 4:30. MOfifio/ IX lnlrr.Ur* yon fall lo do eo. n decree pro acrlbod property, situate la eonfeeeo will bo .tnkon tgalnat Seminal# Coanty. Florida, to- IS Charger. you fur tho relief demanded w ltt I t Dried p ip e la Ihe Complaint. Legol Notice IT Warm WITNESS my hand and af* Lot 1L Block II. HEFT. IB Healing device, M Take Into 44 Altai flclal seal of office at Saa* LER HOMES HOWELL INVITATION TO RID h i ITnul.nl LI tuteody 42 Aten ford. Seminole County. Flor PARK. SECTION ONE. _ City aC Baaford. Plertda Initula >7 Cunte.lUtlo* 47 Min* ida. this Sih day of October, according to plot th.rMf ■••led bid* will be received II Saluted 3d IWd nnopp 4* W n 1*41. rocordod la Plot Book It, la tb* office ef the City Mae. 33 Aiainri 41 Vehicle* 4SU*rn (SBAL) Pagoa It. II. IT and 41. *B*r. city Hall, Sanford, Flor. 43Cerium SI Asm Public Records of Sarnia- M U c.l point 43 Co bp 3J WuTl Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr, “ *• • * l* to e P. M. of Mo*. IT Mature Clerk. Orcnlt Court ala Coanty, Florida, la- d*y, October >1, 1ML IIW h ey s* milk r I" r r w r r IT By: Margaret ft Tyre eluding I llolpolat Refri AU bid. (hrit bo elosrly *2 r Deputy Clerk gerator—Model EO It.A. marked ss such on tho oat- r r irr Joeeph M. Muraako t llolpolat Range — Me IK* V** •"»•*»*•- The P. a Ilox iU dal EU-tl-A. k.’U. *• Subllely epon.il r r r r Pern Park. Florida and far other rtllaf. aad yen F. M. of the aom* P ubtl.h Oct. 1. IS, 11, It. nra required to file yonr Ana- r r nr s r CUB-SI war to aeld Complaint with Itoms to bo bid Include *. boss--we m f p tha Clerk of th* above elyled Inch sod Id-Inch cost Iron « PtACtHJL A6AJH. HIM--BUT He P Court and to servo a copy alao. vslv.s and fittings CAME RACK-- r 1H P r thereof on Plalalltrs Alter- *»«h bid shall .yoclfy tb s M O W f . J NOT RESPONSIBLE aeye. ROBENdElti). RotIRN. JJ*11/ Pries, .hall y id J H ’d ■,,.. ■ y y y F BEMO A KKUMAN. IW t it ■•■f*rd Job alts. I wlU wet be responsible Alaoley Uulldlng. Miami *1. T .h * V,4 rt,u upeelfy lbs tlmo t _ - □ = i t for any debts Incurred by Florida, net later than the Sf d.llvsry of oscb It.m from any*** ether than myself, lllh day of October, till, m Ih# data of tho racolpt of or- dofanll of which sold Com- tee sad sll bids shall bo blnd- TtIBKBSA MUZIK ploloi mu be taken a* eoa- K* Ihebldd.r for s mis- fessad by yon. “*•*» ef thirty ()«> days DATED, at faafurd. Flor DoUllod llstx of mot.rtslo ida, this list day of Septem »»d .poclflcstloao sra avail* ber. I ML sbls at th* offleo of tho city NOT RESPONSIBLE ISKALl iltm iir. AU matarlalt in to Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. «• lha City of Son* I will not be responsible Cloth of the Circuit court ford Utility Specification* for My debts inenrred by By M ortho T. Vlhlen snyone filter than myself. Deputy Clerk *• K now ls. I Publleh BepL 34. OcL l. L U . City Msn.g.r WALLACE WT. WOODS Puhll.hPwkluL7 Octobor«%!5 U, 1I4L »l«ri4e f + ------— - - "-**** . ■^a'PY- > ; ' - - i • v • - - - ’ • -j«-f • Qn> — .■ s-. . » ' It Pays To Do ” Thru Herald Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. J » ______I ! I i. I • ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SWEETIE PIE AUTO GLASS Realtor CaB Raymond Luadqutat, Aaaoc. INSTALLED FA >3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Windshield Back Ginas D oor (Hi m V « t O k a s —a f ROSS COURT Apt. Nicely SERVICE furniabed. Naar base, ehOd- IT’S A BUYER’S ryo welcome. SOU Seated Scnkmrik Glnea nnd Point Company Am . NO M tR MARKET Fun. Apt Utilities furnish Nov la the tim* to buy one ed. ZB W. 17th FA 3-1991 of these government-owned homes. We have 2 BR, 1 t Room Apt furnished, 1st bath to 3 BR, 3 baths la Room lor right party. Good Door, ova entrance and various sections of San bath, water A electric furn ford. Prices range from ished. (90 a month. Pb. 17,100 to (19.900. Monthly FA 3-MU. ! • S. Hol y payments ss low as (SOJO includes everything. Homes available for as little as (90.00 down, yea, today’s Hybrid Oeraaiams la htoom homo. UtUty room. Car home buyer has the terfsst ORAPKVILLR NURSERY ports. Kitchen equipped. selection at the to west Ora pa villa Are. near 3Mh I t (TIM me. Call 929-0307. RENTALS sveral ant stand tag 3 BR. 1 hath, to n liha l rental WILLY* Jeep. 4 « M drive, hemes, frem (M up. Also Caged Poultry Manart, app. lop tons. Good pries tor hube. Station Wagon. UN RENT A B E D have g RR, 1 bath, famish 38. FurnHare W. 334k S t ed, tor Mt and,I BR, a PERMANENT SPECIALS laras quaatlty. Call Winter RoOavay, TTamptonl to Baby Sel Ue Year Fmetme Park, TE 1303. bath, for (131 (1.90 Comptoto and n largo .* a iek Bads Service With The Caak. By Day, Wash, or Meath caa of style spray free. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop SUPRK TEARING PORT. CARROLL'S rURJRTURB t present we have an un Gateway To lh a Waterway (IS Palmetto FA 3-0134 FA S-4I7T. Pb. FA S41U lit W. 1st at usually Has selection of 1 Year EVUVRUDE Dealer 1 and 4 bedroom homes, SEE THIS! uafurmiibed, tor rent sad Taka time right now lor an toast. May we a t m you? early appointment to sec Stenstrom Realty th is delightful CB home has Builder seertflee 4 bedrooms, S bedrooms, 1 bath, and 3 baths, dsnblo carports, Partially fumiahtd house to Its turns fully equipped kit central hast, complete built Geoevs. (40 a month. Ph. chen, heating unit hot-wa to Tmdo-to Alievna so Mads ter, and open beam eefl- On Used Furniture to Ay* togs. Fun. Cottas*. FA MH7. FHA HOMES Several outstanding Govern Plumbing to Heating wSSoN-MAIER lha total purchase price of ment owned homes, located AIR CONDITIONING U B. First at VA NM this home (which Is situat la various rosideatial areas CONTRACT aad REPAIR ed on a double tot with e( Ssaford. S to 3 bedrooms, ROOMS, The Gables, 401 WORK equipped. (U a month. Call many shade trees) is just L 1H and I bathe. Pries* 1007 Sanford Ave. FA MM3 Magnolia Are. FA MT30. 333-4013. (7,334. Top notch fiaaae- lagt with monthly payments as 3 BR's, Kitchen Eq. 33MM7. tow as $901. Balance can So taka a trip with us and be paid on tow interest FHA drive by 3404 GmndviewJ Gov. Owned Hemes .. Baal mortgages. Sse us today! It's a hooey I Exclusive bargains with— Homes ...... Luxury Type Hlway Frsetags .. Goad aad Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Bad Modem 3 bedroom furnish Farms, Dairtos aad Groves, ed Apartment, upstairs a few businesses — Faying over 304 W. 19th St. (40 Nov per month, water included. Furnished House in Sanford. 3 Bedroom home, (44.00 per CALL NOW FOR INFORMA MORTGAGE LOANS Lockers, Trunks, Teats, Small office space, lights Ph. 444-4444 Apopka. month. 304 Palm Place. TION! ' ______FHA and .Conventional Tarpe, Floats,--to Knives, A water furnished. Pbooe [Praver Homes). " Commercial. to Residential Boats, Army-Navy Surplus FA >1401 or FA >3431. I h Real EaUta Wanted If you have rood credit, no Stemper Agency 314 Sanford Ave. Unfun. I BR house. Kitchen Pasture or Farm. FA >4399. cash needed. New 3 bed Stenstrom Realty RECONDITIONED Speed-O- •quipped. FA >9443. room home, kitchen equip REALTOR - 1N8UR0R Print Mimeograph Machine Our Used Car Lot I* With ped. (41 a month. Call FA 3-4441 If 14 S. French Ave. (34.49. Powell’s Office Sup LAWN SERVICE: mowing, URfunIsbsd S BR bouse. 333-4049. ply Co. 117 Magnolia. 1413 Willow. FA >4374. NEW HOME 15. Boaiacsn Opportunity edging. Satisfaction guar BY Must sell 3 hornet, 3 years J. W. Hall, Realtor anteed. Ph. FA >1417 af USED Underwood Standard New Car Trade-Ins T w o bedroom furnished oHOEMAKER old for the price of one. 3 MCal Hall” FA >1441 YOUNG and OLD can make ter 4 p. m. Typewriter. Excellent for Now Is The Time To Trade! apartment, 3101 Magnolia, and 3 bedroom, high shady 3344 So. F»ea ah Ave. Christmas money easily students (34.10. Powell's Of (43.00. Pbooe FA >3431, IDYLLWILDE — Custom lots. (14,000. See these through money-back Sales FR1GTDAIRE fice Supply Co. 117 Mag The Deals Are Better Than Ever! Seise to lerriee Rob*-» A. Williams. built 4 BR, 3 bath, CB home homes before you buy. Will sell or trade ( bedroom, Kit Plan. FA >4033, Even nolia. 404401. ings. 0 . a HOH CLEAN first Door apart on corner homcalte In de 3 bath home. See at 003 Cherokee Circle. 8 uni and 17M W 1st at Ssaford 1 CHEST of Drawers (10, 1 41*Void 4 Dr. Ranch Wage* 4 d ment. Private entrance. sirable Idyllwlide. Loaded! LITTLE COTTAGE MAN or WOMAN to service Features include central Estate. Ph. FA SO N Vacuum Cleaner new (39, 1 1004 Palmetto Ave. ON BIG LAKE and collect from cigarette, Cedar Cheat (20, Singer por Isa Ur, Air Condition, Bendy to duct air conditioning and Let ua show you this pic ice and other coin operated AIR-CONDITIONING 1 ^ ^ 1 9 9 5 Bedroom unfurnished COST (12000 table (39, Console Phllco Ra boat, and fully equipped turesque. furnished cottage, dispensers la this a m . R. B. POPE CO. INC. 1904 Elliott. Pbooe built-in kitchen, with many Sacrifice at (9473 dio (19, P3I German Lugar nestled in the tali pines on This la a very good posi IN Se. Park Ave. FA 3-4M4 Modern I bedroom home. (30. U hp. Motor (10, Trom FA >3334 or FA 2-0323. extras. (33,400. Only (3400 the shore of a big, blue, tion that ean be worked Like new. Easy terms. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, bone (30, Pedestal Fan, IF ’ down! If you can afford the beautiful lake, at least a fun or part-time. Person Standard Trahs^ Rafiaud Heat’ 1 T f A BEAUTIFULLY furnlth Selling because divorce. SPRLNKER SYSTEMS (10. 304 W. 2nd S t FA t-4403. or. Booutlfal Biao aad Wkito, O*o | / J beat, then this la the home mile across. You will be en selected must have good ed room. FA 3-7431. Pb. 323-0347. AU Types and Sixes owner. for you! tranced! Only (9,900.00 aervicoabto car and 10 or I BEDROOM home, kitchen We Repair and Service more spare hours per week XOSMA equipped, 3 blocks from STINE $50 PER MONTH and (900.00 to (3,000.00 cash Machinery aad Supply Co. 14 Raabtor laper 4 dr, Aato Elementary School. (100 Stenstrom Realty tom ran with piaatto end*. Trane., Radio and Hm Ut, Clean, Stemper Agency Tlrsd of paying Rent, but capital. Write giving name, *T W. 2nd St. FA 2-4433 month. FA 2-4437. just can't manage the big Flattie or rayon tapes. Cot- One Owner. H I N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 REALTOR — 1NSUROK address, telephone number down payments and big and all details to Box llli, OIL HEATER SERVICE tea ar ay let atria. 1495 FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. South Sylvan Lake Shores on monthly payments? Then Tulsa, Oklahoma. Circulators cleaned and re Senkorik Gitas aad Paint Live Better . . Live At . . large mile wide Sylvan By Owner, attractive air- don't watt to see this ex paired. Complete service. Company Lake. Exetualve • Restrict Conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 cellent borne buy! It's a FA 3-1417 after 3 p. m. 314 Magaeha Ph. PA B-44M Free! 5,000 T V STAM PS Park ed. Make your home In bath home. In Plnecreit honey for the money I this beautiful Lake Front NEAT INTELLIGENT GIRLS Royal Homes 3rd Addition. Drapes, fence, AGE 31-39 WANTED, With Each Truck Or Car subdivision. Large lake- Neat and Nice 3 Bedroom, 1 well kept yards. 113 W. GOOD WITH FIGURES. Convenient Country front and lake view Iota Coleman Circle. FA 3-9444. tile Bath CB Home, situat Sold - Costing Over $495 Location NO PHONE CALLS. COME available. Also 9 A 4 bed ed on nice homesite In 3. J, 4, Bedrooms TO ORLANDO-SEMIXOLE room, 2 bath homes. Go to DESIGNED FOR quiet section of Sanford. lf t and 2 Boiko JAI-ALAI FRONTON, 1IWY XC3-3IIA „ . . _ .. Paola School, then west fo HAPPY LIVING! Features include: Range; ’14 Marcary Mentclalr 3 Dr. An Lew An (14,444 17-43. FERN PARK. ASK mile on S. Sylvan Lake Dr. Bavcnna Park— The whole Refrigerator; Hot Water f/ CHEVRO LET Hard Top, MONTHLY HOMES Surdand Estates Homes 56 BUICK PAYMENTS Priced From 3 * BEDROOMS. 1. lf t to 2 BATHS Strickland-Morrison U w 47 g H $11,990 VA-NO DOWN PAYMENT — INCORPORATED — LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Ford • Falcon • Thunderblrd - Ford Track VA - Ceaventtemal 4k FHA Flnanctog Dealer for Seminole County VA. FHA to IN-SERVICE LOANS Kunland Estate* . On 17-93 (3 ML 8* of Sanford) Sale* Office 1st. House lu.ide Ea trance Lined Car Lot Acrwua from Civic Center Conn try Clnb Rood si Mayfair Coos try Club KINGSWOOU BUILDERS. INC. LINCOLN . MERCURY 2 LOCATIONS SOS E. let SANFORD FA 2*1481 OPEN DAILY 11 TILL $ PH PA 3*4474 2505 PARK AVE. CLAUDE HITTELL, MGR. WIN A NASSAU VACATION FOR 2 JIM HUNT. RE4LTT. Bales Agent 144 N. PalmaUo Are. 219 E. 2nd ST. CHARLIE SMITH. SALES MGR. PHONE WINTER PARK MI 4-SMI Days. FA 3-3111 -Tea. to Hun. FA 3-0411 • 321-0700 Ph. r A 2-1841 3 BH IT S TRUK THAT “ A Pwttjr Girt la U k a » front is D o o m Board and bthind htr art B ar* tody," than thaaa nino pretty girls, who maka bans flrihai and L yu McCord, Aeeoapaniat tha Tripia Trio o f tha Saminola High School Pam Jonaa waa abeent Several of thass young ft Club might ba tha notaa on a faw ban of Udiaa will alng ados or duata la tha forthcoming ratty melody. From loft in back a n Sharon production of HMaet Ma At tha Fair," alatad for las, Joty Buntsa, Barbara Bubr, Patty Glann O ct 80th. baa—Twyiana Alban and Linda Hunt In (Herald Photo) -FLT AWAY, KENTUCKY BABB, FL-L*Y»Y*Y Data Duncan, Paul Harria, Kenneth Johnson, Awag* — Tha Saminola High 8chool Glea Club Bill Brown, Charles Rabun and Gena Bullard. Boys Doable Quartet practices an old favorite This group will ba a part of tha production. while being photographed, aa a favor to the "Meet Ma At the Fair” scheduled for Oct 80th In the school auditorium. A minstrel show will ba featured as a part of the entertainment ' (Herald Photo) Blue Bonnet Margarine OCTOBER 1 L b . Pit* II JB fik d “ Meet He At The ralr," their presentation of "Man' A ipecialty number on the forthcoming variety dtow my", a U A1 JoUon. ikatea, to the musle of tho productioa dated by the CboraUers singing "Snow, Seminole High Schoel Glee Snow, Beautiful Snow" will Club will be the first big be performed by Tom and ■how of the year, under the Sbeala Best direction of M1m Ollle Reeee Many other eld favorites, Whittle. and hit Broadway tunee will Part of tho offering will be sung by the soloists, feature a UinUtrel Show, duets, Triple Trio, Double with Raymond Dennett itarr- Quartet, Chorallcrs and Mix lag as Sir. Interlocutor. ed Ensemble with several In addition, Earl Black and surprise specialties slated 6 Pack Carton Theroa Pally will ba the for revelation. song-and-danca men wlUi GENUINE PORD Wins Honors Legal Notice NEW YORK (UPI) — Gary SPARK PLUGS in this c in e e r r o m h t . Wood a Junior quarterback n in t h jih iic ia i. r in r r iT from Cornell, has been named o r FLOMltlA in a id r a n NKWivoi.n rm *T V . Ivy League bock-of-the-week < Hivrr.nr vn. im h fur directing hie team to an MINKHVA SMITH WALTKIM. , rieiauir upeet victory laat Saturday GENUINE FORD over Harvard. He completed eight of IS paseea for US ALUMINUM HAPPY THE DWARF yarda. Including one touch in ao happy, he loves down toaa. MUFFLERS every body, including 1940-51 Nescafe instant Coffee Snow White, but he FORDS juat can’t bear to see n'U" riu riu a, in v.nan« whut happens to poor 195241 ctrr, for Iilvnrvo ami ni h.r FORDS rall,f tha ,hnrt IHI# of a. Id Snow White in the Heads aotlnn h-ln« MINKHVA Lettuce SMITH \\ Al.TtULH. P laintiff famous fairy tale being vs. CIIKHTKU RKItl WAI.- presented on skstes at Fresh - Crisp TKlia, Jit. Dafandant, thaaa GENUINE FORD praaaata ara la caua. sail ra- Mclodee Skate Rink, qulr. you to Ilia your wrtttan SHOCK ilar«a,aa [f anr. to tha Com Oct. 22 for tho bene plaint flltd h,r«ln. and to e Carpal ■arva a copy tharaof upon fit of the Little Red # TUa ABSORBERS Vlalnlltra altornaf on ar ba Schoolhouse. tata lha Ifth day af Nnvam- Pears bar, A. U I9S1, atharw laa a Dacraa l*ro Coatauo will ba aatarad aaalnat yon aad lha Golden Ripe cauaa procaad az part*. WITNKM my band and al- ftalal aaal at Sanford. R-ml. aola County. riarlda, Ibla llth day nt Oclobar, A. D. IMS. GENUINE FORD (■KALI And Get Extra Gilt Edge Stamps A n h n r II. lla<-kwlth. Jr. Sw eet Clark ol lha Circuit Court. OIL FILTERS Ninth Judicial Circuit at Florida Uyt Margarat K. Tyra, r • 62 Ford A Falcon Potatoes D. C. Gordon V. Fradarlak EACH M .lt New Crop * Atlorn.y for I’lalnttff K O. Uoa Ilia Gilt Edge Stamps lv l-141 North I’ark At,no. 54 • 56 FORD Sanford, Florida With this Coupon and a 52.00 or j£mjia^| more purchase of Spar Gaa or BACH M M Oil — Expiree October IS. BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. STRICKLAND- QUANTITY RIGHTS MORRISON, INC. PRICES GOOD THRU Corner 10th and French SOS E, 1st ST. RESERVED WED, OCTOBER IT PH. FA 2-1481 & PARK ' - . If ------r~------r v - £ v • , -v- l U A - •• • — .1 • w. . .4 — * 1 ; V. ‘ V Cordell Killed In Viet *** C 1© C* By Larry Yi ^ r n t f u r b Th* death «f Terry Cordell kite ua lik* a solid aock la the WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-85. stomach . . . He waa a tribute VOL. IS United P m i Lensed W in Established 1908 TUBS., OCTOBER 18, 1962 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. 662 to this commuaity sad tha •»- flying neeuulMM for ing in Viet Nam as part of tho tire aatka. troop* of th« Sooth Vietnam green beret outfit noted for * # 0 ■ ese 23rd Division in op*ration* its highly trained and partic County Attorney Harold (gainst the Viet Cong in tho ularly skilled men of the na n m A Johnson has baoa a*k*d to mountains north of Bsamoth- tion's “Cold War Army." so* what steps eaa b* takes not C apt Cordell served aa stud- Capt. Cordell was th* aon of sat body president of Semin Board Reverses Plant to mak* th* previous Coun ty Commission pay for those The 38-year-old army sol Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cordell of ole High School from which he ■teak dinners ia 1*3* for th* dier eras killed in the hills of this city. • graduated la IMS. He attended Quickie. Move aonlag board. State auditor Viet Nam working as a target Other survivors art a wife, th* Citadel in Charleston, 8. JUAREZ, Mexico (UPI) - backed up tor tho Attorney spotter during a combat * por Sos and daughter Judith also C* where ho was enrolled in Blonds setrsas I s a s Turner General said it was an im tion. of Sanford, aa ROTC course and graduat got s "quickie” divorce Mon Ruling; Court Next Step? proper expenditure . . .Tb* Th* observation piano was Capt Cordell had been sort ed tn 1M7. day from hay Bfth husband, latest word • is that* Vernon West Coast (pegtsmsn Fred Dunn paid his 130. Nothing May. ~ It was pointed out by rtpre- should b* argued oa the from th* other four as yet segtaUves of the city of Mait its with Murasho holding that s o * On Trial the matter was la order. To land that there had been a NASHVILLE. Tens. (UPI) settle the question the goat* Civic Center should b* iivs- series of differences between ly tonight . . . Doyla Conner — Jaternatkmal Teamsters mission recessed for ten min speaks btiw with dinner set Unloa President James R. th* city and Uw realty com utes and cam* back with the for 6*30 p.m. . . . Farm Bur Hoffs will go oa trial here pany which Involved the Utle decision that th* merit argu eau sponsoring Uw event Oct 23 oa ebsrfea of an to Uw property In th* south ment was not in order. • • • alleged $1 million conspiracy. end, which had been acquired It was concluded by Gen. A CONVERSATION WITH from Uw county school board 0 . X. Yost, of English Es SUPT. OF SCHOOLS B. T. C hallenge for Uw sit* o( tb* disposal tates, that th* Board of Ad* MILWEE. MOSCOW (UP!) - Hie So plant, but that the differences Juatmcnt bad acted Illegally in Reporter: Last year 1 sat viet Union, awaro of Presi had been ironed out and the rescinding the permission in this office and you said dent Kennedy’s challenge to Justment, and therefor* re two partial were willing end previously ' granted to ,th* bleachers would be added at a raee to tho moon, today quested the rescission of the ready to proceed with the coo- Maitland council and th* Municipal Stadium to taka began ■ six-weok period of action rescinding the vari 1 miction. Clayton Realty Co., and that care of the fans for this test-firing new sp a n rock- ance that had been granted A discussion developed as tho cancellation of th* varte season. kets into the Pacific Ocean. previously. to whether «r not the ease anco should stand. Milwec: Well, Mr. Brack Atty. William Hntchison, en said crowds would not be One Killed attorney for the Board of Ad aa large this year. NEW DELHI (UPI) - One justment, pointed out that th* Reporter: Have YOU aver Communist Chines* soldier action of th* board was only been to any games? was kilted today la a new to present a situation wb«r* Mil wee: No. Sino-Indlan clash along the agreement had to be reached * * * disputed border of tho two between the parties building Mil wee also dented any re countries, it was officially the disposal plant, and that ports that the school would announced. objective had been achieved put up Its own stadium. by forcing the hands of the • • • Small Maitland council and Uw real The Clerk's, Tax Assessor, ty company. WASiUNGTON (UPI) - Now that has been accom and Tax Collector's office The 1983 cotton crop will be plished, said Hutchison, Uw will be dosed for an hour MEMBERS OF THE PRESS were speclnl guests at a preview showing of grown on the smallest acre tomorrow for Biddy Burdick's Florida Care of Orlando Monday, the new retirement and nursing care age in history unless Con board was willing that their funeraL action bo reversed and con * * * home established hy J. Brailey Odham at 830 Michigan Ave. Members of gress approves a cotton pro the fourth estate, including radio, television and newspapers from all over gram permitting larger land struction bo ailowod to pro- We asked City Manager W use. E. Knowles about that meet Central Florida were shown through the beautiful establishment and were ing with the Hunt people yes- guests at a cocktail party and buffet dinner. Shown here in front of the No Comment terday and Pete said some fireplace in one of the formal living rooms are from right, Mr. and Mrs. investment builders were ia Brailey Odham and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glelow, of Sanford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - town to discuss putting up (Herald Photo) Sen. Mike Mansfield (D- some buildings and tearing Mont.), decilnod to say to them. “They were noo-com day’ whether he would seek mittal however,'' Knowles or accept re-election as Sen added. Matter O f Weeds' ate Democratic leader when ALLEN FORWARD, FOREST CITY, BEING PRESENTED with a gold • • • Congress meets In January. membership card In the Florida Citrus Mutual, in recognition of his elec They’re laying pipe on 23th tion to chairman o( the county council. Making the presentation is Robert St. today. Against Bill W. Rutledge, executive vice president. On Forward's left are Dale Carle- * MIAMI (UPI) - Dade ton, director of grower relations and Robert Penrson, Orlando field repre- MIAMI (VM)—Tropica! A pair of gentlemen sup County lawyers voted 83-33 (Herald Photo) ■term Ells grew toward porting Hevey for Congress WASHINGTON. (UPI) - A missions, said In a Voice of ion module,” sometimes call against the proposed 48-sen hurricane proportions today ator, 135-rcprescntative legl* plastered signs over a few space administration official America Interview that shift ed a “bug,” which would take ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and pointed 83 mil* na hour public buildings yesterday latlve reapportionment plan winds toward tb* aouthooat- said today a final government ing from the NASA-favored tho expedition down to the and ended up In jail under decision is expected “in a Monday after hearing a pro ora coast. R200 bond each . . . You just technique for a lunar voyage moon’a surface. When the ex and con debate on Die plan. few days or weeks'* oa the to another method would )aratn Planned can’t put up potters on pub best way to get the first pioring waa dune, the “ bug1 MIAMI (UPI) — Tropical lic buildings gentlemen. cause a one-to-two-year delay would leave the moon and ren Summit Meet American to the moon. in reaching the moon. The in storm Ella, a huge aquallj • • • dezvous with the still-orbiting MONTREAT, S. C. (UP!) He predicted acceptance of terview was recorded for area in th* Atlantic, waa stall* Bids on remodeling tax Apollo for the return to earth —The pastor of a Boston the lunar orbit rendezvous overseas broadcast. *d nearly 500 mile* a t tea assessor's Mary Earl* Walk church told a Protestant Mutual Names Local Chairman technique which the National President Kennedy has> an •arly today but weathermen er'a office will be opened “summit meeting” here Mon Aeronautics and Space Ad nounced the goal of* caching Allen Forward, Forest City was to acquaint the growers the added advertising needed expected her to lurch north* next Tuesday . . . Double day night that the movement ministration (NASA) adopted the moon by 1970. NASA Di grove manager, waa elected with the program and pur to sell the 20 per cent increase westward toward th* south- the space, says Bob Brown. for unity among many prot- last July, only to find Itself rector Jamea E. Webb be Jobless Pay Down chairman of th* Seminole pose* of the Florida Citrus In tho crop. eastern seaboard, • • • counts "would ultimately currently in a controversy lieves it can be done by 1968. County Citrus Mutual Grow- Mutual, and the principal fea Carlcton pointed 'out five Elia packed highest wlnda Civil Service Board wil with Influential While House lead to Rome.” cr’i Council at a treating of ture of the afternoon was a must Items on the current of 45 miles aa hour. They meet in special session Wed The Lunar orbit rendezvous advisers. method, which Low called For Local Office th* group Monday afternoon slide lecture by Dale Carle- program of the Citrus Mutual: were flung outward soma 330 .netday night to certify that George M. Low, NASA di A decrease for September of Waiting To Hear at tha County Agricultural ton, Wauchula, Director of 1) Improved quality of pro miles to tb* north of th* Lieutenant exam for the “cheapest, quickest and most rector of spacecraft and flight reliable," Involves dispatching WASHINGTON (UPI) — Agent’s offica. Grower Relations, for the duct, 2) New market research, storm’s renter. police department. Six took $2,350 in unemployment bene the expedition in an Apollo fit* paid out by th* Sanford The U. S. Supreme Court will Former chairman, Leslie statewide organlzallrn. 3) Reserve advertising fund, Tha Weather Bureau said the lest and six passed wait to hear from the Dade • • • spacecraft boosted by a Sa offle* of th* Stats Employ Bryant, Altamonte Springs, Carlcton pointed out that 4) Price stability and 3) Hard Ella should intensify soma dur- turn rocket with 7.5 million ment service wee reported to County School Board before was named vie* chairman ami sell advertising. Ing tha day befora starting to Had a chat with Principal with a potential crop of 118.7 NAS To Benefit pounds of thrust. This com day by the Industrial Commis deciding whether to Include Jack Syme, Goldcnrod, was move again aa a high pressure Christy Harp, at South Semi million boxes of oranges on Following Carlcton, Robert pares with 360,000 pounds of Issues from Florida in Us elected secretary. area slipped out of her way to nole School, in Casselberry sion in Talluhusse*. Ths total the trees, the Mutual will have W. Rutledge, executive vice thrust in the Atlas rocket, drop for tha month of Sspteni- examination of religion in Th* purpose of the meeting th* north. this a. m., and he saya work to sell so additional 20 per president and general man From Projects which puts Mercury capsules public schools. Wlnda should freshen clos* la progressing on th* Youth ber was reported at $022,982. cent of both fresh fruit and ager of the Mutual, spoke The Sanford Naval Air Sts in orbit. Other offices reporting de to th* U. S. south Atlantia Concert which is being or concentrate, it Is mandatory briefly and pointed out that lion wlU benefit from a multi The Apollo craft would___ go All-Out coast late today, tha Weather ganiied for the south end creases and th* amount of de that an advertising reserve be the day is coming when most million doUar construction j |„|„ orhit around the moon. Tt crease were: CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Destroy Space Uureau said. children. If you can help In built up for additional adver of the orange crop Jn Florida project planned by the Navy , would detach n “lunar excura- —U. S. space scientists, work Tha Weather Bureau said at any way ht'd like a call Miami, $271,309; Winter Ha tising spending when the mar will go into a powder form during the 1963 fiscal year, | ------— ven, $36,160; Tamoa, $38,603; ing under an ever-tightening ket slumps. which is now being developed. 5 a. nt. EST that Ella “haa Hopes to get civic organixa the Carolina* branch of the D . time restriction, pushed an Bomb In Flight lions, Industry, financial In West Palm Beach, $28,834; He said there waa new life lie declared U would make remained nearly stationary’* Associated General Contrac- J l l rH16 DOWI Hollywood, $24,411; Orlando, "all-out drive” today to get stitulions etc etc., backing HONOLULU (UPI) - The being pumped into the adver shipping easier and Increase for several hours. It centerad fora of America AGC was j I - L a * . k l A u l $23,738; St. Petersburg, $19,- a 733-pound probe ready for United States waa batting tising campaign, and pointed imports, and also be more at tho storm near latituda 25.5 th* <600 venture. told Monday in Boca Raton. • • • I ICIvCTS INOW 483; Fort Lauderdale, $15,341; a shot at the moon Wednes one for-five today in its ef out that the growers had vol tractive to the housewife be north, longitude 72.0 west, or Rear Adin. Peter Corrsdl, day. UPW Circle* of Lake On Sale Jacksonville, $12,338; Palatka, forts to explode a rocket- untarily taxed themselves cause of Rs ease of handling about SOU statuta miles east chief of the Navy Bureau of $11,639; Marianna, $9,702; borne, high-altitude nuclear five cents a box to finance and domestic storage. of MiamL Mary’s Community Presby Advance tickets to the an Yards and Docks, said Mon Clearwater. $8,333; Gaines Castro Talks device over Johnston Island terian Church will be having nual Shrins Bowl ars now day that the biggest spending ville, $8,238; Cocoa. $8,138; NEW YORK (UPI) - Al in the Pacific. their annual supper and bt' during the 1963 fiscal year, arailabl* at lo.-al drugstores gerian Premier Ahmed Uen xaar at the church this Sat- Leesburg, $8,140; Pensacola, Joint Task Force S. which 117.6 million, would be in Vir or from any Junior Vanity $7,392; Tallahassee, $6,388; Bella flew to Havana today touched off a spectacular ma- urday afternoon from 4 'til ginia. Cheerleader, for the feme to for talks with Cuban Premier Sales Course Program Nears • . . . supper will be turkey Fort Walton Beach, $6,432; gaton blast 230 miles above Construction amounts in be played bstwesn th* DsLand lakeland, $6,381; Ball* Glade, Fidei Castro amid indications the Island on July g after with all the trimmings and Bulldogs and Scminols Junior The University of Florida versity of Florida College of ed by tha Downtown Mer other Southern states, he said, $22)27; Daytona Beach, *2,- he would play down the poll three failures, waa forced to there'll also be a fine chance Varsity, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. extension course in Retail Business Administration. chants Association in coopar. are: South Carolina, $13.9 mil 310; Sanford, $2,350; Mel deal significance of his con deliberately destroy Us fifth to get some of that advance lion: Florida, $02 million; at Municipal 8tadiura In De- troversial trip. Ralesmanship, which ia sched “Dr. Goodwin has a most ation with th* Seminol* Coun bourne, $22178; Lake City, effort Monday night. unique and interesting way of ty C of C and tha City uf San gift shopping done. Tennessee, $1.9 million; Geor Land. uled for Oct. 23, 21 end 25 at • • • $985; Fort Myers, $561, and The Tbor rocket and its presenting his subject, and wa ford. Course leader will be gia, $620,000; North Carolina, A motorcade will form at 6 Key West, $439. United Front low yield device waa blown the Civic Renter, should be of The Longwood Area Cham $362,000, a n d Mississippi, p. m. at the high school to dec MONTECARLO, Monaco - are sure that all who partici John T. Branch Jr. of the U. lo bits without causing a nu particular Interest to all sales ber of Commerce aoon will $274,000. He said $16.2 million orate ra n , leaving at 6:30 (UPI)— The people of Mon pate will thoroughly enjoy tho of F. clear blast Just minutes af personnel and those who work be mailing out information in offshore projects were p. nt. Shrlnrrn will present a aco united bchlod Prince course, as well ae learning Refreshment* will be served ter it lifted off the pad at in selling end promotion, E. C. cards for residents to fill out planned for the Southeast. trophy to the winning team. Casselberry Rainier and Princess Grace valuable points to help them ut a coffee break during each as a first step towards com 9:13 p.m., (3:13 a. m.. EDT Harper Jr. said today. selves or their business,’’ Har meeting through tho courtesy today to stave off the cates today). piling a city directory . . . C Of C To Meet trophe that this tiny Riviera Harper urged that all sales per said. uf the Florid* 1'ower and suggest this also might be By Jan* Casselberry principality might lose out personnel, store proprietors Tha cours* ia being sponsor Light Co. a good project for the Lake No Bull Ths Casselberry Chamber of at a tax-free paradise be and msnagsra from Seminol* Mary C of C. Commerce, meeting today at cause of a diplomatic fight Herald Index County as well as those in RETAIL SALESMANSHIP COURSE 7:30 p. m. In the Town Hall, with France. downtown Sanford take ad A local doctor has put up Ho* anyone *ern a white-faced Hereford will hear a nominating com Bridge ...... Pag* 2 vantage of tha good selling I plan to attend the Retail Salesmanship the money to purchase a bull calf in the vicinity of Hidden Lake? mittce’s report for a slate of Cla*iifled ___ Pag# 9 points to be learned from this Course. Enclosed 1* my check fur $3 for regis number of <3 memberships The six-months old cslf, a valuable, regis permanent officers. TB Assn. Meet Comics ...... Pag* 8 course. tration, payable tu the Downtown Merchants in tho Sanford Entertainment tered animal was purchased from rancher Earl Also on th* agenda will be Tbs second quarterly board Dear A bby_____ Pag# 2 The classes will run from Assn., Sanford, Florida. Association for high school Higginbotham Monday oy John Carver, a mem discussion of amending the meeting of the Seminole Editorial ----- , Pag* A 7:3U to 10 p. ri. fur three students who would not other- ber of the Seminole High School Future Farm charter and changing th* asm* County TB and Health A sen. Entertainment .... Pag* 2 nights, Tuesday, Wednesday Name .... wiao be able to attend. The ers, and escaped sometime lalrir from the Fu of the organisation in ordsr will be held at 8 p. m. today L egal*_Paga 7-8 A 8 and Thursday, and will include Address rtn e concert series Is one ture Farmers livestock pen behind the school. that other business** In areas in th* Seminol* County Puixlo ---- Pag* T films as well aa lectures and of L.a few cultural activities Anyone seeing the calf is asked to notify south of Casaeibtrry can be Health Department at 900 S. Society - '-*j •'*< Paga 8 talks by th* well-known Dr. Mail to E. C. Harper, Jr., c/o Chamber of Com *s vails bio to tho commuaity. the Sheriffs office. rsprtssntcd. Franck Ava. Sport* ------. Paga 4 Fran^ Goodwin, from th* Uni merce.