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The County Commission rick took a ride on tlte pro of Realtors called It a Both Hutchison and Avery discussion of stopping the LISTENED to a petition Longdate but took no action eulatlng Die petition to get It met in what turned out to be perty and didn't see why the "hardship." opposed the request. races after Hutchison reported from the Casselberry Town after Avery said "our Legis on the November general bal lative delegation was sup lot. a routine business meeting joint participation was war According to Zoning Direc AGREED to set up a meet that a Geneva resident had Council asking that Winter posed to get some legislation AGREED to pave an en for the first five hours Tues ranted. tor Robert Brown, there ar« ing tor next week with the written a letter to the gov Park Dr. and Seminole Blvd. but we never heard about trance to tbe stockade at th* * * * C L O < * day but, after the board ad An angry James P. Avery many municipal aectkma in engineers who drew up the ernor complaining of the be designated as municipal that;" County Homs which Is being journed, bad supper and came shouted at Dunn "Yon seem the county which are 'feat franchise directive and the noise. However, the board connecting links and after AGREED to pay road de. turned Into an agricultural By Larry VtnM back, tempers flared at one to spend more time in my wide" and under tbe present "opponents" o f the bill to said the races were "Rood, the usual hassle with Dunn parlment personnel once a center. Cost wai estimated BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS. . commissioner charged an district than in your own. regulation, setback would be "iron out differences in an clean fun." objecting to Winter Park week from now on instead of at $3,500. Zoning Director Bob other with settling county Why wasn't I invited? Why TS feet from tbe right-of-way informal air.” Avery praised HEARD a petition from Drive, the board turned the twice monthly; Brown estimated the stockade That'S what lb« library necdz business iu a car instead of do we even come up to a which far exceeds the stand- engineers W.E. Knowles, Bill tome 230 residents of the matter over to Attorney Har TOLD a group of interest would be completed in two before we Ulk about a T in t at a public meeting. public meeting when you set ard setback. Krai«*t and Bill Leffler for Bear Lake aection complain old Johnson pending a joint ed persons on the Sanford weeks. Street >it« for tha library. It was one of the longest tle every item in a car?” Commissioner Vernon Dunn the original directive but let ing about the "deplorable" meeting between the Cassel fringe area* that the com AUTHORIZED Acting Coun Maybe, it will be interesting box'd meetings on record as The board authorized Clerk wanted tbe whole amendment looee a few barbs at the op condition of roads in their berry attorney and raceway mission was helpless in giv ty Engineer Guy Slenstrom to tee juit bow much the city the commission got together Arthur Beckwith Jr. to re rescinded and the zonara to ponents of the directive who precinct. officials on financing the ing them fire protection and to start acquiring rights-of- turn a $6,000 participation the board was powerless to way for the Lake Orients • ppropriitct this next fitcal at 1:J0 p. m. and everyone start "anew" but, the board "are against sewage" and Avery called on Road Sup four-laning project into the went home after 9:30 that project check to the develop turned thumbs down on this make no bonea about it.” erintendent J. C. Lavender to raceway; extend tax funds for protec drainage plan submitted by year for the library . . . Tor same night. er of this properly. request. "Maybe f should Their so called revised dir answer if that part of the AGREED TO gel a list of tion. The commission empha engineer Bill Krazert, Cost of the part live yean it’a been The commission rescinded In other business, during hire someone to rote for m e," ective makes no sense to county had been neglected, registered insurance people sized that anyone in a district the project Is $15,000 which that tame tmall pittance , . . its previous action on a joint the long drawn-out meeting, Dunn said. me." Avery said. lavender salt) "n o " and in the county so (lie commis can circulate a petition ask will be paid by property own What's the good of having a partieipaton project paving the board; AUTHORIZED the tale of VOTED TO put a lock at Avery called Ihe petition the sion could start rotating ing a referendum be placed ers in the area; choice library location with* Highland St. to-Santando after RETURNED lo the zonin:: ♦leoholic beverages at Spartan the Osceola Airport for strict result of an attempt by "one member* of the insurance on a ballot establishing the AGREED lo pave the motor out proper books. . . Drive and llwy. 17-81 despite er security reasons but, to indivldu-1 to embarrass me." committee; district if the majority of ihe park aR T *oy the National • • • Commissioner Vernon Dunn commission the present set said ha and two other com back regulation to revise the a recent toning regulation glva a key to officials of tbe "However," he added, "you HEARD a complaint about freeholders approve it. Tha Guard Armory on a Joint AND We have been told missioner*, Chairman J. C. amendment after Bryan Kim that no liquor be sold within Seminole Timing Assn, for can't embarrass old retired unsightly condition of a junk board urged the delegation to participation basis with tbe that the library will not bw Hutchison and John Fitipat- ball, president of the Board 1,000 feet from a church. drag races. There was some sailors." He didn't elaborate. yard on llwy IT-02 south of get to work immciVttrty clr- stale opened at night . . ao what'a the good. , . • • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: n S U L V A . . . Why doesn't the City fix up the present library tlte, , . Say, like looking over the top floor oi the library wiwit (H it? the magaxinee are stored. . s c fri.-iti / ‘tali V •" ii S m all £>riU&euciaCi m I wonder bow many commis rK ft ’a -*22 ?; fwk fc wMVi. f T' THE HAGUE (UPI)-lndo- l wWVrfTO s*r i sioner! have been upstairs? ncsian paratrooper! have es WEATHER; Fair through Thursday. High today, 90-05. Low tonight. G0-G5. • • • tablished a small bridgehead VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1903 WED., MAY 1G, 19G2 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 453 A CONVERSATION WITH in Dutch New Guinea, The EARL HIGGINBOTHAM. ■ ■. • A •• Netherlands defensa ministry Reporter: It it true what I . . . • i/k > ■ c . - •• • • • • : v said today. hear that there's a move on r - . . to get rid of Pete Knowles •. -v ■ . ', Players Hurt and Bill Hutchison? • . r . • ^ - TALLAHASSEE (UPI)-A Chase And Company Cited Higginbotham: We're not bus loaded with college base about to get rid of them, re ball players collided with th* gardless of all those "ru rear of a tractor-trailer truck m ors" floating around. near here Tuesday night in Reporter: Who started thla juring atx persons, one of Ulk? mT-'- them seriously. Higginbotham: That'a not For Violations Of Labor Act ’ V ' ’ V T - •r*‘ • - !: Important) All 1 know la I’ll ....It • • ri/Crv* .•-*>- .- J*?’ ; > Hopes For Break never vote for It. They are to file their answer and as of thla By United Press International A lummons was nerved an Chase entirely unintentional on our part.” two of the most capable men morning had not done so. Th* Midwest hoped for a and Company, Randall Chase and Clyde It in alleged in the complaint that we have In city government. Ramsey, on May 3, notifying them of the company failed to pay the minimum The hearing will ba held before- • • • break in tornado and hallstona a hearing concerning their alleged vio. wage of $1.00 per hour prior to Sep the Court in Chnncery which will do. The County CommUston weather today. No relief from a record heat wave was in tationa for the Fair Labor Standards tember 3, IUG1, und the minimum of cide on the sufficiency of the charges might just sa well Uke down Act by the Federal Marshall's office in $1.15 subsequent to that date. nnd rule on whether or not to lssuo DEFEATED COUNTY Commissioner Ted Wil sight for tha aastarn half of that $20 sign in the chambers Orlando, it w u learned today by the It in also spelled out in the com the Injunction sought. liams display* a "crying towel" he received at tha nation. which reads "please limit Herald. plaint that the company failed to com* The company is also alleged to discussion to 10 minutes." it the County Commission meeting Tuesday. In the Tha plaintiff in the case Is Labor pumuitc their employes for overtime have failed to keep all the records re was obsolete .Tuesday. envelope was the following note: One Down— Optimistic Report • • • WASHINGTON (U P!) — Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg. at the rute required by the act which id quired under the act for companies en Two to Go." There waa no aignature. Goldberg, In the charges, seeks in the usual time nnd a half for anything gaged in interestnte commerce. Y ou n gsters celebrating (Herald Photo) D em ocra tic congression al leaders gava President junctive relief to prevent any further over 40 hours work per week. The office of Congressman Syd "Youth Government Day" Herlong called the Herald this morn were at tha county chambers Kennedy an optimistic report violations by th* defendants. According to the acting deputy ing from Washington and said thy uc- Tuesday during the meeting today on prospects for pai- In a statement this morning com* clerk of the Federal Court in Orlando and one officer of the Semi- saga of his tariff-cutting for- pany president Randall Chase declur- the charge was filed with the Depart tlon.against Chase and, Company hero, note High Student counfcil got qlgp trad* procram.. •d, "We hav* no objection to being - ment of Labor- office in Birmingham, was concerned with tho-Jnterpretation up before tbs'board and ask saked to obey the law. As far as we Ala-, and the Orlando Mondial) wus or* of certain parts of the Fair Labor Peagaful Laos Standards Act having to do with ex ed when the county wai go Three Escape know we are law abiding citizens and tiered to serve the summons. The de ing la pave the access road CHICAGO (U PI) — Three want to remain so, and any violations fendant company, President Chnae and emptions pertaining to particular clas to Seminole High School. Of prisoners, Including hired of the law, if there are any, have been Secretary Ramsey have until May 23 ses of agricultural workers. course, the youngster was gunman William Triplett, held told the board bad approved in the ambush slaying of a SettlenMHitSeen union leader, overpowered the project. • • • three guards to escape today WASHINGTON (U P l) — Hope for a diplomatic Bulletin New Wave Of Why, O Why, won't our kids from special fifth floor Jail Uke more o( an interest la settlement of the Laos crisis rose slightly here to quarters. WASHINGTON (UPI) — local government? That pav day with Russia's renewed pledge to support a cease Senate Investigators disclos Terror Spreads ing project waa one of the fire and creation of an independent, neutral govern Second Suit ed today that Billie Sol Ea(f* MIAMI (U PI)—Th* sinking has been subpoenaed to ap leading stories in your favor, ment In the atrife-torn Southeast Aslan kingdom. ite newspaper three weeks of th* ketch Bluebellc, In pear at conircwslonsl hear «go. Top officials, however, wumed against any un- which five persona presum ings on kla shattered Texas Across Casbah ^ ^ ^ due optimism. They pointed * • • ably died, produced a second farm empire and the pos ALGIERS (UPI)—Th* out Commissioner John Fits- cut that Communist inten suit Tuesday, this one for sible involvement of Wash lawed Secret Army Organiza Patrick has taken over the tions in the urea still ware $50,000-pliu, against the own ington officials. super-human task of elimi er, Harold Pegg, and tha es tion today fired at teaat 19 far from clear. nating chinch buga from the Combat Planes tate o f the late Julian Harvey. mortar ahelli Into the heav grounds of the county jail. Tha U. 8 . military buildup ily-populated Moslem Casbah John never did say how he in Southeast Asia was going Seek Passage Estes Connected quarter today and spread a was going to do it. steadily ahead, with an 1,800- WASHINGTON (UPI) — new wave of terror across Al From U.S. Land man Marine battle group Chairman Emanuel Cellar (D* Did you notice that tlte City scheduled to go ashore lata N.Y.) of tha House Judiciary Official Fired geria. fathers in the "city clean-up" today in Thailand, which bor Committee said today he First reports from tbe Cai- of dilapidated, unsanitary and ders Laos. would seek passage of a con WASHINGTON (UPI) — bah aald there were "several unsafe houses are still work In Thailand The Marines, added to 1,000 stitutional amendment to out Th* broadening waka of th* victims" but no exact casual ing on the SINGLE story law discriminatory literacy Billie Sol Estes rasa ha* tow- BANGKOK. Thailand (UPI) U. S. Army troops already ty figures were Immediately structures? . . . And in the —The United States started headed for the Mekong River testa for voters. ad under another administra available. business district "fringe" laoding combat planei in boundary of Laoe, a 1,200- tion official. At least 20 persons were area? . . . Just you wait; Thailand today to relnforca man Army element to follow Six Flee Th* Agriculture Department Tuesday night fired former killrd and 15 wounded by ter they've already told you that this country'! defenses igainst and U. 8 . Air Force and Ma ESCIIWEGE, Germ any Assistant Secretary James T. rorist* In other attacks In Al* the Palms Hole] la on tbalr communism. A U. 8 . Embas rine air units, will bring tha (UP!)—Six young East Ger lilt . . . But that U a THREE Ralph because o f his alleged Uteri and the western port sy spokes min said 1,800 tctal American strength in mans who "wanted to see story affair. . ■ And it la Marines would be landed what tha Wait waa really dealings with the Indicted Tex city of Oran, aa tbe OAS Thailand to about 6,000 men. right down town! !. . . Has within the "next M to M like" mad* their way through as farm magneto. moved through the second Officials said Soviet Am- to wait iU turn after the hours." the barbed wire to Welt Ger Ralph waa the fourth admin day of a campaign of retal baaadur Anatoly F. Dobry TWO story houses . . . And Communist China reacted many Monday night, border istration official to lose his job iation for Monday’s attacks nin's reaffirmation, in a con their "clean up the Palms with a warning that its people officials announced today. in tb* furor over the govern on Europeans. ference Tuesday with Secre (hotel, not hands, that la) "cannot remain Indifferent" ment's dealings with Estes. Aa tlx- wave of violence promise U ONLY about six to U. S. military moves in tary of State Dean Rusk of Anniversary But Republican demands fur MEETING TUESDAY in North Orlundo to begin land planning and en spread the French govern* Kuasia'a year-old pladge to month! old. . . Southeast Asia. The wording SEOUL, Korea < V P i( — el^s'sVwssws air H u n U iy Orville gineering iriudit-rf for the new University of Orlando incut in Peri* ui liuicd the • • • recalled similar declarations support a cease fire and crea South Korea's military regime L, F reem an's resignation here in 19G3 were, from left, 11. Robert Swurtburg, North Orlundo Co. mobilization into live army of Ycs'erday ACLRR had a in September, 1950. a month tion o f an independent gov today celebrated the first an brought « ringing endorsement president; John Krider, Seminole County Chumbcr of Commerce director; all European youths In Al swinging btade—and a man before Red China entered the ernment in Lao* was heart niversary of lta takeover, and o f th* cabinet officer Tutidsy Juhn Schwartz, North Orlundo Co, general manager ami Morris J. Hale geria between tha ages of IB to awing 11, of course-cut Korean conflict. At the time ening as far as It went. strongman Gen. Park Chung night from President Kennedy. Jr., Orlundo Junior College president. (Herald Photo) and 21. The move was aimed ting down the weeds in front the Peiping regime was only The real test will come, Ilea renewed his pledge to Shortly afterwards, Free at keeping the youths under of the old freight station at a year old. they eaid, on the ground In transfer tha government to man announced Ralph'* dis government control and pre Myrtle and First . . . Clean InUrior Minister Geo. Pra- Lacs where the Communist- civilian leaders In the sum missal. venting them from Joining the ed up those unsightly palm phat Charusathieng said tha led Pethet *Lae rebels appear mer of IMS. Fraaman said th* Justice Seminole College Planning Starts OAS. fronds, too. Sure, it looks American troops may be join te be helding their fir* after Department told him It found The mortar attack occurred hettarl ed by troops from oilier mem wresting the northwest part that Ralph had made long dis at 1:30 p.m. after a morning Files Suit By Glnay RUslak general manager of (he com vsnrvment," he told t h e • • • bers of tbe Southeast Asia of the country from pro-Wes tance telephone calls charged of violence in Algiers and MACON, Ga. (U PI) — Th* Official* Involved in con pany; Frank Dodd, trustee ol group. Now when are the shrubs Treaty Organisation (SEATO) te Eat**' credit card. Oran which left 23 porsona In tern royal government force*. U. S. Justice Department filed struction of the now Univers the college; William-Ductsch, Construction planning and and the grass going to adorn if the sltuatioa grows worse. cluding four women dead. The United State* ia pin suit in federal court hero to ity of Orlando met at the vice president of Horizon engineering on the new fa the plot? Already taking up positions Tiie new slayings raised tha ning iu hop* for a political day asking that Bibb County North Orlando building ailc Homes, Inc.; Frank FasuU, cility Is scheduled to gel • • • near Thailand's northeast Jet Crashes casualty toll from terrorist settlement on neutraiiet form officials be restrained from Tuesday afternoon lo begin mayor of North Orlando, and underway immediately with Oh yes, and speaking of border with Laos were 1.003 JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — violence since Jan. 1 to 4,M2 er Premier Souvanna Phouma, using segregated voting ma land planning and engineer John Krider, director of the actual building to start late Tom Rice's railroad, that American soldiers who have A Navy A4D Skyhawk jet dead and I.S54 wounded. who has tried unsuccessfully chines and from counting ing studies. Seminole County Chamber of this fall. tooth-JoRing crossing at fifth been here for a month. In recent months to form a whit* and Negro votes separ bomber crashed into a wood- and Elm got a sprinkling Hie American decision to Tha property location em Commerce. Opening date for freshman coalition with elemenU of tha ately. ad area south of here Tues *f asphalt, so that now the send troops into Thailand, with day, killing the pilot. braces that area tying from Krider, speaking for the classes has been set for the royal government and the A Warning "shake - rattle-and-roU" of tbe blessing of the Thai gov Th* Navy said Tuesday N. Fairfax Ave, to N. Sherry county, expressed gratitude to lall term In 1903. pro-Communist Pathet Lao. SONOMA. Calif. (UPI) ~ our '12 Maxwell doesn't ern mant, resulted from at night It waa withholding Ave. north of Orlando Blvd, Ihe cullege and company men .Souvanna plans to return to Herald Index Adm. Charles M. Cook* Jr„ ■hake the teeth out of our tacks by pro-Communist re identifying the pilot until his ail the way to SR 419 and for their part in locating the USK (r*t.) former commander Laos from Paris this week Bridge ------Page 4 mouth — juit the filling out bels in north western Laos next o f kin had bean notified, firm Most Rd. lo Hayes ltd. university in this area. Class To Register of th* U. 8 . 7th Fleet and ■ end for another effort. He Classified Pag* 11 of our teeth. ,. • You **e, which drova the royal Lao Th* Navy did not release de back to Uie utility easement "Seminole County does nut Registration for the Enter m littery • political stratc gist waa said te be irritated with Comic* ...... i Page 10 it is better tian army across tha Mekong tail* of lb* era ah. south of tb* boulevard. yet realize th* importance of prise School Kindergarten with a remarkable record of • • the Communists, with whom Deer A b b y ____Pag* 4 River into Thailand. Th* jet crashed near Present for tha Tuesday the college which I consider Class will be open at th* accurate prophecy, said to he has worked at times, for Editorial ...... Page 4 No doubt all of Bob Besser- Communist China's reaction Orange Park. The pilot waa meeting were Morris J. Hale to be one of th* biggest ad achuol on Thursday frutu day that if tha Communist* undertaking the attack in er's hospital's two dollar bills came in a commantary in the Entertainment _ Pag* 4 attaehod to A ttau Squadron Jr., president of Orlando Jun vancements ever made and 0 a. tn. until 10:30 a. m. end are not stopped ia Laos and northern Leo* 10 days ag* win each have a corner tom official Peiping People's Legale Page T * II 44 at the Jacksonville Naval ior College; B. Robert Swart- ona which wiU open up a from 1 p. m. until 2:30 p. m. South Vlat Nam they will off. Just to ward off bad luck, Dally nawapapar, quoted by a without advising him * f tbalr Society ---- Pag* I Air Station and waa ou a burg, president of the North whole new frontier for our Birth certificato* will be re continue toward conquest o f Peiping Redie broadcast Sport* ------r « # s M Orlando C0 4 John Sobwaril. educational and industrial ad- quired. all Southeast Asia, > *
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Itr Jsne riM flW rry nlc lunches. Two of the stud lunches with the driver who I it was a day well spent and Mr«. Georg* Shierlock, fifth ents generously shared their didn’t come prepared. I the children enjoyed every Mrs. Shierlock reports that, minute of 1L grade teacher at .South .Semin ole Elementary School at Cas selberry, took her data of ib Hospital boy* and girls on an excursion REFINERY-Packed to Maiilicland laat Saturday. Notes FO R ASSURED PURITY AND CLEANLINESS Leaving the school at 8:16 MAY 14 a. in., they relumed iate in Uie Admissions afternoon. Jean Brooklyn, Lake Mary; A 1 a o accompanying t h e Juanita Hodges. Oviedo; Mar ■ XI 4 group w#» her husband, tha Cooke, Mattie Horne, Lil Enjoy MonttrsyT hell, fstl, and satychair room. Relax wilt) the quirt, George Shierlock and their lie spiiey, Violet Spivey, Ar effortlerr rids of escluthrs Cuthion-Unk Suipemion. Move ahead with daughter, Harbarn. thur Crump, Elisabeth Steele, Mercury's famous V-8 power. Save at you drive, too. Monterey's lervice- The class made the trip In Thelma Taylor, Jana Brown, laving features cut routine maintenance to |uil twice a year. air conditioned comfort aboard Carrie Collins, Erick Olliff of COME o n THE REAL LOW-DOWN ON PRICE a chattered (ireyhuund bus Sanford •'•'rrt*»l r -• In*s» driven by veteran driver, Wat- Births 4+io*t*. tf*upo*ta*.6a + 4 tec* M*»« MILS. CEOKnR SHIERI.OCK'S fifth graile cine* nt South Seminole Ele icn CsiIm of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brook mentary School prepares to board a chartered bus for a day of fun end To avoid lost strays, the lyn of Lake Mary, a girl adventure at Marinoland. With the students ore Mr. and Mrs. Shier]ock and youngsters used the "buddy" Mr. and Mrs. John Hodges Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. of Oviedo, a boy daughter Barbara and bus driver Warren Kudos of Orlando. system while touring the at 109 No. Palmetto Avr. Sanford. Fla. (Herald Photo) traction where they enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of watching two show* put on by Sanford, a boy those loveable clowns, the j>or- Discharge* poises, and met all the fuhli? -utrglas- * urs*r OMeenj -Ma larpenter tase is m r o u g n u ry K un - inhabitants in tha large lank. son Millwood, Osteen; Mrs. They drove north a few James Martin and baby, Os CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) booster, capsule, astronaut, muils or cloudy skies ovsr the miles to Anastasia Btute Park teen; Mrs. John Hodges and — Astronaut Scott Carpenter wentlier, and tracking and re launching aica could inter- located on th* ocean near St. baby, Oviedo; Mra. David eased through n successful dry covery operation!. fere with plan* to rocket the Augustine, where the ate pic- Oldham and baby, Geneva; run o f his orbital mission Although any number of 37-year-old Navy liautanant Debra Dove, Kenneth Spauld Tuesday to move one step snaga could develop during the commander toward his tlirae- ing, Phillip Lang, Lee Ford, closer to his Saturday, data critical checks remaining, orbit joum ty between 7 a. m. Garden Club Meet ftena Bass, Patricia Blark, with apaca. thinga wer* pronounced In and 12:80 n. t*i. STMT R .nm l.v Th? ••"forH HiPiUn f*1nh Patricia Richarda. Mildred C a v AftTTiriffifwd’Wivps agency of minis indi generally tip-top shape after Carpenter, Fit, tanned and meet* at the Civic Center Harden, Quintua Ray, Alice cated they were well pleased th* dummy mission. 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Legion To Meet GET EXTRA VALUE AND American Legion Memorial £>0*1 25fl of Casselberry will • • • im cl at B p. in. t rid ay at toe TOP VALUE STAMPS AT WINN-DIXIE Towo HalL n r mWw~ r Job Well Done DANGEROUS CROSSING (Ds.ah &hbiy. By Abigail Van Buren Saturday morning Jimmy Bell his employer to protect the property. DEAR ABBYi I strenuously dis difficult. Can you, or any experienced died. By projection his sense of duty also agree with your advice to NO ladv bowlers help us? LADY BOWLERS A week ago Monday he hnd re compelled him to protect the com munity of which he was n new mem CHOPIN. There ia no better way to ported to work tit tlia local plant of ber. kill a child's interest in music than DEAR BOWLERS: The very the Standard Oil Company. The cause Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Bell, of Elba, to force him to take lessons and thought of u pregnant woman bowl of death was bums auffered in Ala., can be proud of their son. San practice when he would rather be ing makes my back ache. Why must fighting the fire at Ilia employer's ford should also feel n bit of pride doing something else. As a boy I had you have a rule? Let each pregnant plant Thursday night. because a boy of his stature lived considerable talent and might have bowler bowl as long as her doctor al Jimmy LaDun Bell, 18, died be among us and was willing to mnke lows her to. made music my career, except lor • • • cause he had a sense of duty toward our town his home. tile seven years I was forced to take lessons. This prevented me from DEAR ABBY: Congratulations ever becoming a decent pianist. I on your opinion of the athlete who I think “ No Chopin” should be allow cried when ho lost. You said, "There Thinking Ahead ed to forget the piano until he has a are no good losers. Just good actors." natural desire to take it up. Having participated in. coached MIGHT-HAVE-BEEN CHOPIN and watched athletic competition for Scratch a leader in government modern leaching machines, seen far almost .10 years, I can hnck you up. or business today and you will usual broader "thinking horizons" for The old cliche. "It doesn’t matter if ly find a mnn who complains he mankind! DEAR MIGHT: The best years for learning are the youthful years. you win or lose, but how you played hasn't enough time to think. He is "When the nature of the human the game,” makes about as much too busy doing things to reflect pro And if children are permitted to put organism is better understood, wo o ff the study of math, science, his sense as the doctor saying, "It does perly on what he Is doing. may begin to consider not only what n’t matter if you live or die, but how Implicit in these rjuitc common tory, grnmmnr, religion AND music man has already shown himself to until they have n "natural desire” to 1 perform thu operation.” responses In the conviction thnl be, but what he may become under Very lrule yours vigorous, inventive thinking is a learn, many would never learn. I carefully designed conditions. would like to know how a child with BERKELEY vital part of leadership, and of the “ The trnnl of education should he • • • musicai talent car. develop ii without general pursuit of excellence which nothing short of the fullest possible DEAR ABBY: I enjoyed the riis- is being urgbd upon us nil. instruction end praeffer. And *n development of the human organ would millions of parent*. cussfon pro and con in your column But while our leaders bemoan the ism." 0 0 0 about double beds and twin beds. My pressures on their time, educators Skinner has plenty of company. husband kept complaining that I was continue to arguo over how to teach DEAR ABBY: We have a prob Educators meeting Jn n Washington lem with our women’s bowling too fat and 1 crowded him in our big good thinking and, particularly, how conference some months back de double bed. So he went out and to improve thinking hnblta and tech league. We want to know how long a +*i clared that the human brain ia a rich woman, who is pregnant, should be bought twin beds. Now he sleeps with niques. resource thus far barely tapped. w allowed to stay on the team. We want me in MY twin bed because he gets A few decades ago, there was a Not surprisingly, Skinner puts to set down a rule, but find.it very "lonesome.” REALLY CROWDED revolt of aorta against schooling that prime hope in teaching machines, seemed to stress the mere acquisition' with their nlmost infinitely varied of Inform"!?*’*’,.. V. -H- t i toifim •ft Gmferl fmfl May 16, 1962 — PiiRe 8 Television WEDNESDAY P. M. (celebrated a year at PUBLIX BRANDS <71 S O'clock Mori* (!) 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Fr**h, Fr**h.r-ky-f*r T*U*w 11:10 (1) Truth or Con»e- queocea PINTS (I) Search tor Tomor Squash ...... *>• 10* row Sliced Bologna '»£ 3 9 (1) Window Hhopplng Fancy Vine Ripened Rutkln ll:le (1) UUldlng Light 11:11 (1) NBC Newi Report Swift'* Brown 'N Serve 1:01 (1) Kocue (It 1 Married Joea Tomatoes ...... 29* (1) Day in Court 1:11 (li Sllmnaatlca Far Lawn Cat*. $»•*• ■*•"* _ _ .. 1:11 (I) Aa The World Turne S au sage • lx 49* (I) Orbit (It People Are Funny Fertilizer ...... 1 1:0* (1) Jan Murray Show (f) Paaaword (I) Jane Wyman Skow 1:1* (1) Loraltn Toung t e s t e d (1) K*vaa K*ya (It Art UakUlttr Frosh Boston-Butt 1:11 lit Pure* Special dairy (I) Millionaire specials PRICES (I) Queen Fur a Day 1:1! (11 The Verdict le Youra Tatty Wli«e«il« Cheddar U«fh*tn EFFECTIVE (I) Who Do You Truat THRU SAT., Sill (II Colttngwood New* Cneese . . . • 59* M AY 19, 1962 Pork R oast i:«l (1) Make Room (or M ayonnaise ■raaklaat Club Orada A Flaiida 8 9 * Large Eggs • a a 2 dot. , **(y lard**'* lertltmilk * 3 9 * rag. Biscuits...... 4 cans 39* FUhckmana'a Car* Oil Publix Markets o( Lakeland, i j • I-lb. Florida, waa awarded th* Me- M a rg a rin e . . . c»n. 37* Call'a uophy for "Best Na tional Brandi Promotion Ad” ill 1 por cuifomer with and "lic it Special Kvcnti frozen foodr purchases of *5.00 Ad” for 1961 today during jaav Cray C*nc*«H*t* fluid* ^ of or m ore tbc Super Market Imtltute'a Libby's Brand Noma Feature! 25th Annual Convention. Pub • a con 37* lix Marketi, one of 12 tuper Orange Juice 46-ox, market chaini in tbe UJS. and >ird*-Iye Quick Fee*** Tomato Juice • • 4 cans *1 Canada honored for "out- 16-os. •landing newipaper advcrtU- Delicious Red or Golden Yellow TinyTaters . pk«- 29* ing,” took both of theie 46-ox, award* in Croup A, repro* Chun Kl*g Chick** at Mirim. aentlng Ihoae ilorca whote 16-os. Hawaiian Punch 3 cans *1 annual talea volume lotaU Chow Mein . . •'£" 49* Halved or Sliced Yellow Cling more than $10 million. The award* were preiented by Hallewey Haul* I with l*ui«t« ir ck«*i*l # 2 ' / 2 Val Riordan, Food and Gro 89* F&P Peaches . • 4 cans *1 cery Producti AdvertlalnC Frozen Pizza • • Pl<*- Manager for McCall'* maga- F&P Delicious Bartlett ■•alb's Quick Fraian Dm . $*a line, at Convention Auditor 1-lb. # 2 V i ium, here. S c a l b p S • a ■ a pkg 69* "Ad- of- the- Year” lionon Pear Halves • .. 3 cans Sl went* to two ebaini, Red Owl Muntlman'i Tangy Flavored Store! o f 'Jiiuuid(!vi7f, 'dnuii- grocery treats cxola and J. S. Dillon it Sons ??303 Slorei of Hutchinson, Kama*. Swift's Aliened Fla»an Apple Sauce . . . 8 cons $1 At grand champions of the | half year, they were each reci Ice Cream . . . SOi. 79* Green Giant Tender Large pient! of a $1,000 McCaU'a #303 Marketing Scholanhip. $Tr *68681 H SCIENCE HEAD— Dr. FOR THE BENEFITS OF TOOTHPASTE PLUS MOUTHWASH Frederick Seitz, 60, hn« been elected president LARGE . . . 31* of the National Science Foundation. Seitz, chief GIANT . . . 53* of the physical depart ment of the University STRIPE ECON. . . . 69* of Illinois, will succeed retiring Dr. Della v F. B ron k on July 1. FOR A SMILE THATS BRIGHT, A BREATH THATS RIGHT URGE . . . 31* GIANT . . . 53* Semi-Centennial I PEPSODENT ECON. . . . 69* f Committee Holds First Meeting ■ Now for Schjck Injector Razor ySSa an Members of ths Seminole smooth you won't b^eve there’s a blade . County Semi-Centennial Com ITALIAN mittee met Monday for their KAKJN1N6 tnltis] "brainstorming” meet- and seasonings to give ing in connection with the SO- year celebration scheduled for SHAVINGCOMFORT / / / / PROVED EFFECTIVE ACAINST DECAY April, IBM. Committee members, under LARGE ^flavor-m aqic C the cbairminihhi of George Touhy were selected by GIANT • > ?//.* i \ Chamber of Commerce Presi ECON. to your meals! dent Richard Dess s i being , " representative of various sec FOR PEOPLE WHO CAN T BRUSH AFTER EVERY MEAL tions of the county and for tbelr diversity o f Interests, OREGANO both in business and eivle Ufe. GLEEM Sills ^ iT A U A N f EASONWG This nucleus committee is expected to form Uie bails ^ spaghetti sauce M X t a specific working commit tees which will undertake the events, activities and enter tainments which will take place at the giant county-wide SgpflC POWDER IK 02- 29. celebration. ■ ■ ■ — . It is expected that various CRUSHED RED PEPPER • 23; civic groups will, bo eager to promote special features of SCHICK INJECTOR the centenolsL The committee beard many MCCORMICK * The Houww of Flavor suggestions from the mem TH KRONA EDGE! ber* snd these wilt be stud ied, sifted snd "firmed up” N t W to outline the events. The eacTAL MAGIC! Radical M * »>Udn group is giving special con- ? CT,AL ;n t a»urt* you ^ean, cloee eideraUon to extending the development ease and k r o n a ahaves with almoat impre*- STOKELY'S CANNED data to encompass a three- EOGf day celebration. eomfort So nmooth. your fi V ^ Planning with Chairman , ^n {»—your razor /«u no o ia a i u Goorge Touhy are the fol FINEST BRAND!!! lowing committee members: Gen. J. a Hutchison, Robert STOKELY’S FINEST CUT GREEN Besseror, Gordon Brsdloy, Randall Chase, Mayor J. H. treat yourself 303 Crappi, Mrs, Pst Drablk, BEANS CAN Paul Lewis Jr., B. U Par- BE W ILL GROOMED A LW A YS-U SI to a little luxury kins Jr., F. E. Roumillat Jr., STOKELY’S FINEST CANNED GREENS Garnett White, Edward 9 . m S , Lane, Mayor A. R. Lormsnn 'anT 303 (Long wood), Mayor Law CAN rence Swafford (Altamonte VASELINE TURNIPS l i q u i d Spg*.), Mayor Frank Fasula (N. Orlando), Mayor 14. L. STOKELY’S FINEST SMALL GREEN Gary (Oviedo), Mayor Carl Stoddard (Csiselbeny), Ar EXTRA thur Beckwith Jr., E. C. 4 OZ LIMAS • h a m p o o •» I Harper Jr., W. G. Kilbee, SIZE (Geneva), Frank Evans, Roy STOKELY’S FINEST FLAVORFUL Williams, Jack Fox, Mrs. TONIC _ _ _ Roy Mann snd Mrs. t . E. 303 Roumillat Sr. SPINACH 2 CANS 30*1 fifh : *1.00 ; *1.45 Comedy Set r Thursday At Playhouse "The Remarkable Mr. Pen- to m a to nypseker” open* Thursday it the Orange Blossom Play. r 5 7 i / - / t e a Imum on Hwy. 441 In Orlando. John Mayo, director, hai taken over the acting ebon* of the title role. Ik e Lias SOUTHLAND FRESHLY FROZEN O'Brien comedy will play m m f'r I6 OZ WHOLE STRAWBERRIES FKG HEAT ’N EAT—SUPPIRTIMI FROZEN SHRIMP CREOLE Urn Playhouse are reduced In price. Curtain goes up at 1:30 SUPPERTIME FROZEN CRISP DELICIOUS p.m. fr r ir.sllnrcs and 8 p.m. for evening performancei, 4 OZ ONION RINGS PKCS UF Professor Receives Award GAINESVILLB (UPII — NIAGARA INSTANT LAUNDRY RELIEVE5 COUCH BY DIRECT GENTLE COATING ACTION ON THE THROAT LARYNX University of Florida chemis STARCH r» L ^ $ PA»T. °",h *° M ct-O-Con DUKE’S FIAVORFUL 5outhem High Protein try professor Dr. John r. Bsster hss been selected one •12? 21* T * Rsh Cake Dinner Mouse Pruffe Mayonnaise of tho six most outslsndlog 37 Gluten Bread PER chemistry teschers in the »oi 39 k, 49* ,<0z 39* OUGH SYRUP 79< United 5t»le* snd Cansds by « « 1« OZ HEKSHEYS the Msnufscturlng Chemists' M AXW at HOUSE—"GOOO TO THE LAST DROP” NEW. LOW PRICE ON CARNATION BEEF A**ocialiun. SWEET MILK COCOA B'lOx n n t lie will receive e citation 1“ 69'COFFEE £ $1.39| INSTANT DRY MILK RICE-A-RONI end a cheek for $1,000 at DOWNY Pk( 0 0 Wuite Sulphur Springs, w. Vs. THE PRIZE WINNING FLOUR CARNATION CHICKEN •1 June f, FABRIC SOFTNER It's Ox 00* "l i 0*u 46'. PILLSBURY FLOUR 57' INSTANT DRY MILK RICE-A-RONI f i * 0 0 . — t - . MMMfi Hfjr BwnTitrfi ♦ * Price* Good Through Blue Ribbon Seal of Quality Western' Grain Fed Beef Sat., May 19 DOCTOR OF DANCE— When "The Interns’* hits theater screens, 2 ICO PARK AVE, Michael Callan will bo SANFORD, FLA. featured as Dr. Aleo 4 0 0 FREE Consldlne, a charming 3 heel who U qnite an Msutaita flaw. Stomps "operator"' with “ the •ONMISS Hal cw( girls. Callan will dunco CUBE through his personal CHUCK RIB SIRLOIN ROUND appearance tour in the way he became a top* STEAK STEAK STEAK STEAK STEAK notcher in Broadwuy’n i "West Side Story." PLUMROSE CANADIAN • fr ■ S 9 « 6 9 « • 7 9 i u8 5 < 8 9 < FARMER CRAY SKINtfSS HICKORY RANCH SUCAR CURED SMOKED (WHOLE) r s c SLICED ASSORTED B ; Shirley W’rnlworlh Tift Lake It rant ley Unit o( ‘•The Twelve" of the Lockhart Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0 Peycke last Saturday at S p. m. for ■ barbecue aupper. WESTERN FIRST CUT RIB LEAN MEATY WESJERN LEAN DELICIOUS'BEEP Rev. Jim Ridgeway, paator BEVERLY HILLS MAYFAIR DaiCIOUSLY DIFFERENT of ths church, preaided for a fellowship hour following the aupper and ctoied the study MAYFAIR RICH TASTY and discussion period with question! and answers. FYME TASTt CP ST PED DART*CPfFN 2 OZ Thosa attending were Mr. SERVING and Mrs. Dick Morrison and 0 C O R N CARDINAL PURI FRESH ORANGE children, Toni, Donna and FULL Pat; Mr. and Mrs. Harold M ROSFDAlf SMALL R1 DOUBLE LUCK CUT Torrey and children, Jimmy QUARTS LEKO FLAVORFUL • RIG 33* EACH and Patty and Mr. and Mrs, ! BEETS Oliver Layman and sons, BLUEBERRIES Terry and Timmy. r/i rjn n r MotrJi f/H Meetlngi of tha nnlt art held every other month with the neat set In July when a j FOOD FAIR COFFEE covered dish super will ba held at the beachfront pro FLA. WEST COAST URGE perty o f Mr. and Mrs. Lay. LIMIT—1 COFFEE OF YOUR man. CHOICE WITH $7.00 FOOD ORDER WCF Circles Plans Sales FLORIDA GRADE ‘A* LARGE In Chuluota By Carol Jepson Tha Dorcas and Priscilla Circles o f tha Women's Chris. 4 Uan Fellowship of tha Chulu* NOT LARCE— NOT CIANT, BUT ota Community Church will sponsor a combination rum* MORTON'S FAMOUS FROZEN mage find cake sals at the Community Shopping Cental Friday and Saturday, FYNfc TASTE CALIFORNIA HALVES OR S U C H Pies, eakes, cookies and coffee, In addition to the rum* mage items, will be sold from APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY • C’NUT CUST. 10 s. m. until | p. m. on both days. Proceeds will be * used to benefit the church DOLE'S FLAVORFUL HAWAIIAN building fund. Legal Notice i l!S TMH COISTT Jl'nars riit'ar is ssn roa b k m u FROZEN'CONCENTRATED NOI,H COl'STT, rLOBlOi IS IIH KBTATSS o r PREMIUM Q U ALITY-12 O Z CANS ANTONIO UUZZANCA. ORANGE JUICE Dn u i i I CITATtOT TOt MAMA ANTONIA IIUZ- EANCA, MBMINA, IT ART OIUBBITA UUZZANCA. SlUSttlNA, ITAI.T ANTONIO ni'/.ZANCA, SIKMMNA, ITAI.T iiiukkpuei u u zza n c a , MWN1.VA. IT ALT HDAAIIIO ItUZZANCA, SlUdMNA. ITALY MAMA UUZZANCA, FRESH GREEN FLAV0RKIST ASST. FLAVORS SIRABINA. ITALY UACVATo IIK UUZZANCA. Q tu titfy SIKHSINA. ITALY CUKES ICE MILK TINDARO UUZZANCA. M l.SSINA, ITAI.T LARGE CALIFORNIA FLAVORKIST ASST, FLAVORS C o t U x o M e d . TINDARO I.UNA, MUA- MNA. ITALY aALVATORIC LENA, LEMONS ICE CREAM Q u a £ ty MK8MNA, ITALT LADY FAIR M M ItOUAMn LENA. SIB*. GIANT 21 OZ ; ' SIN A, ITALY & tui'ianteed’ niUBKII'M LENA, MBA* REG 49* ■•§ MNA, ITALY Fresh Crisp PascQt ANTONIO LKNA, N E » FOOD FAIR FRESH VALUE MNA. ITALY ANTONIO UUZZANCA. NEW! LADY FAIR DANISH FILLED SIKdMNA. ITALT MARIA IIUZZANCA. SI BUSINA. ITALY MILK TINDAUA UUZZANCA. COFFEE CAKE SI BUSINA, ITALT LARGE ANOELA UUZZANCA. STALK U 0 T FAIR — RECIPES ON PKG. S1BSMNA, ITALT £ 55< CA. SI BA* IN A, ITALT You ire hereby eotined (bet B -B -Q i B R EA D e petition hee been filed la the aliore-etyled Ceurl on be* hell of (he edmlnlalratur of • eld eelaie for (he delermln* etlon of eitraordlnerr ftee la* l u V A MiaCHANtl litl cldtnlal (• the ednilnletro* 111 n n n M,,CHAHTI Uj U J E A miicmanis 111 (loti, end thet e petllloo hee ■■ AVVO'M* ■ — J U ante treat ye ■ ™ ) U Oreea Sumy. ■ been filed for (ha determine. OMfBB fM« FURCHAkf OF ID 9 f. WITH THI PUMCHASI o r WiiM tuc puncHAM, or witm thi nM.CH.av or is as (Ion of otlurney'e fe*e. end DRUM NftON R|MPD«G(Q I/O ' a in c h isor r*io runcH o u A irr c a n •111 n il Ioann, l*OCL( Ibel e beerlBU will bo held CARDEN HOSE APPLE PIE WHITE fOTATOES ou Iho eenit In Chembers et FREEWAX BUG BOMB the Cuurl lUuie In Hanford, "NS^AI our tegular low twice |^~ I Al our regular low price I " ' l l Al our regular low pike h r Heinlmrle County. Utoitde on 4*1 (annua a-ai-aa f « Barman m m i f *»] tlM U IIlll W Mundar, June If, Iff! at il:»» oclntk A. M. Ten eie further notified (he| any oble. tloue to raid pell* (lane Of other metlere related I n * MltCMAHTt I fciaCHANtl I thereto will be heard et the M tlu.e end place efoieeeld. 1 D U Gr.ee ir way I ■ Or—m lump* ■ tVlTAKie mr hand and seel T H I F U R C m AII c r WITH THI POPCMAOt Or WITH tH t BUBCH .ki o r ^rlTH THC RURCHAM OF w i t h t h c PuncMAac or el Ueiilord. h.mlnole County, a LU. CUP M a rra m ■•* n o . uplo MNti rfiuXw o oz. aizt I LU. CUR MAYFAMB | L>. IANMIH UHAV Klur Ida, IHle Ittli day et Slay, COTTAGE CHEESE HUSH PUPPIES NOXEMA CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE SUCED BACON A. (I Iff* . < Ml A I. ) ■ At our regular low prk* | I At *vr regular lew prko WT~ ■ At our regular low price ■ ■ At our regular low price | I Al our rtguUr low p o d ■ !%J C- Yrrnon MUe, Jr. innate • at »i f o-yeae I (earat. a-.s-as T URIRIB B*>14B f* County Jude* Puldleh May It, U. IV a fund 1 1HA r* - —,— • rv»nTjj.saai i J r * - 1" M 0 i f 1 r Club Holds Accessory Show To Buy Hymnals Training Course Bride-Elect Honored At Shower Mem hen and guests of the Thc> were Mr*. Frank pink and Mrs. Strickland Lake Mary Woman's Club en- Evans, Mr*. Otis Sjoblom, made gardenia corsages Planned At NAS Mrs. G. D. Drlikell and I raker, were eo-ho«eisoi atldoiph St., fora miscellaneous Guest of honor wss Miss For Church joyed a buffet luncheon and Mrs. Edward M. Schwab, (from her garden) for each Sanford Natal Air Station her mother, Hr*. C. E, Kar-|th« Karraker home, 122S Ban-1bridal shower, recently. | Bonnie Haskins, daughter of fashion show at the Capri, re- Mrs. Richard Davidson and present. The Daughterc of Wesley 1* fortunate to have Misa Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Haskins rently. The infur/hal showing M-*. Thomas J. Paddcn. Sunday School Class of First Mrs. Leonard Dunn, presi Barbara Blair, a highly and bride-elect of C. T. of hats and accessories was Commentator was Mrs. Ro dent, announced that the new Methodist Church held the qualified instructor (mm the under the direction of Mr*, bert C. Martin with hair- (Tommy) Brown. The wed rluh was officially accepted Navy Relief Society in Wash- monthly business and social A. F. Kecth, program chair- styling by Mr*. Clifford" Cor- ding is planned for this Fri as a member of the Florida ington. D C., to instruct the in McKinley Hall, with clast man for the mouth. den. Federation of Women’s clubs Navy Relief Training Course day at I p. m. at the First Models were club members, Setting for the show was president. Mrs. C. J. Meri at the stale convention, held at Sanford. Baptist Church chapel, with who wore dresses of their arranged by Mr*. Carl Mo*s wether, presiding. in Tampa. An engraved gavel The society helps (he Navy nev. W. P. Brooks Jr., of own creations, of colorful and Mrs. Guy jt. Strickland, Members voted to buy some has been presented to the club to help its own. and the pur sheaths, and tlie hats, and Mrs. Moss made the beautiful ficiating. to mark the occasion. pose of the course is to train hymnals in memory of Miss accessories were from Uie i centerpiece of watsonla and Several appropriate games Mrs. Charles E. Gorinly re navy wives to understand the Bessie Zachary and Miss Lida Mary Esther Shop. j snapdragons, in all shades of were enjoyed by tie guests ported that tile club will spon problems of Naval personnel £ Stall, who died recently. sor live first cancer crusade and refreshments of cake, and render the best possible Thank you notes were read In Lake Mary, this year. Mrs. welfare services to those ia minis, nuts and punch serv from Miss Carrie Wert, Mrs. Clifford Nelson reminded need. ed by tie hostesses. L. K. White, Mr*. B. Ander members that the blood bank The course, sponsored by The refreshment table was will be in Lake Mary May the Offircrs Wives Club, will son and Mrs. 0, D. Zachary centered with two heart shap 17 and donors may make begin on May and will be ed imitation cakes and minia and family. their appointments at the held in the NAS Conference ture bride and groom, sur At the close of the business Lake Mary post Office. Room Navy Relief rounded with flowers and session, Mrs. Roy Tillis and They accepted an Invitation Society will provide free baby fern. Mra. John Courier conducted to visit the County Home and sitting service Pinccrcst Guests included Mrs. Wil help whenever needed. Mrs. Kiddy Corner. an auction which added to the liam Jacks, Mrs. Irene An Harry Sandusky asked for All officers wive* arc urged derson, Mrs. Billy Sorrell, claai funds and proved to tie suggestions for a club color to register with Mrs. C. W» Mrs. John Sarth Jr., Mrs. enjoyable as well. to be chosen at the nest Meshicr (FA 2-9387), chair* Harriett Slawtcr, Mrs. J. It. Refreshments were served meeting. man of volunteer women. Wells Sr., Mrs. Roger Clark, by hostesses. Mrs. A. B. Ste Mrs. Olan BoulweU, pro- Mr*. R. H. Karraker, Mrs. vens and her committee, Mrs. gram chairman, asked that LADIES E. E. Averett. T. L. Sullivan, Mrs. J. C. anyone interested In playing Also Use Misses Sandra Davis, Mrs. Grayct Gregory, cards before the regular Sale* Help Wanted Hooker, Ola R. Yates, Mary Mrs. Pauline Howard and meeting time, contact her General Retail Selling Experience in Dept. Store Ann Watson, Sue Howell, Mrs. O. E. White. this month. Mrs. Vola Wer- Preferred. Age 18 to SO Glenda Willscy, Cindy May, Others present Included felman will he hostess in Reply to BOX G. Herald Shirley Jones, Elizabeth Jett, Mmcs. Profile Williams, Har June. Jean Henson and Judy Brown. ry Brown, Ann Williams. Jay Bailey, J. p. Thurmond, Louise Knnwlea, S. G. Jlarri Graduation man, F. F. Alhow, R, G. Hick son, O. R. Estrfdge, John Outing Honors Gillon. R. K. Cole, Clark Leonardy, J. R. Hawthorne, Ben Mon Anne Crapps roe, T. J. Taylor, John Whit, f . i atn. J. H. Anderson, G. B. Chief of Police and Mra. L a MRS. if. F. KKETH, right, program chairman 1 I Hudson, R. F. Robison. Roy G. Williams entertain for the Luke Mary accessory show, helps Mrs, f *f r r Claude Herndon, W. L. Harri ed a group of young people E. M. Schwab, one of the models, select some son and the Misses Alenc with a graduation party hats from Mary Esthers' to be modeled at the Chapman and Veras Wood honoring Mis* Anne Crapps. luncheon meeting. (Herald Photo) cock. The group went to Blue Diamonds Spring* for an afternoon of boating, skiing and swimming Enterprise Watches followed by a chicken bar- Ladies Society Silverware Personals Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wal- dun of Bradenton, are house, Welcomes Off gucil* of their cousins, Bev. and Mr*. Fred Foster. Members of the Ladies So Into the retirement fund. Miss Ann Prichelt, of Lees- ciety of the Brotherhood of She stressed that if thia burg is the housegucit of Lnrnmolivt) Firemen and En- was carried out it would af Mrs. W. H. Hall, on Stone ginemen met at the home of fect all member* and their Island. families and also the com Mra. George HorU, for the munity. A gift was presented HOW GLAMOROUS TOU1L monthly meeting and covered to Mrs. Shepard, from the dish aupper. Ladici Society, by Mr*. Wal LOOK IN YOUR NEW . . . Guest of honor for the even- ler Cook, president. THE GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi, sorority, inntalled ing was Mrs. Aimee Shepard, Others present for the now officers at a recent meeting at the home of the retiring president, secretary to the board of ing were Mines. J. R. Wells Lonffwood Mrs. Clyde Robertson. From left to right (standing) are Mrs. Robertson, grand trustees of (lie Grand Jr., H. J. Bridges, Harry who also served ns installing officer; Mrs. Joe Dennison, new president; Lodge, from Jacksonville. So Wilson, C. If, Goethe. Ronald cial chairman, Mrs.' Alfred Mrs. Robert Brown, vice president and Mrs. Charles Kampf. treasurer. Hrooks, Harry Tiiahaw, H. H. Greene, assisted the hostess. Personals Seated are Airs. James Blythe, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Larry Fortner, Harold Keeling, E. HAMILTON Mr*. Shepard inspected re designed By Donna Estea Mann, recording secretary and Mrs. Joo Corley, sponsor. (Herald Photo) P, Williams, J, A. Callahan, cords of llte local lodge and Robert Eisencoff and II. E. 1 individually Long wood Navy men wel LONGINES during the business session, for you comed homo last week after a Turner. gave Instructions on the cor ■ ■Js Is Mediterranean Cruise with Family Members rect procedure at the various OVER 35 YEARS VAH-0 included CPU Gerald meetings. Easier, whose wife Frances Sorority Honors at First and Palmatlo Visit Tices She also gave a short re (Along Bid* Poat Of flea) and their nine children mot sume on the report of IIks him when the ship docked in Presidential Railroad Com- MEN'S AND LADIES MEN'S A LADIES' Mayporl, and CPO Fred Dal- In Longwood mission which if carpied out WRIST la Molta, whose wlfo Psnlinc 17 JEWEL Mothers At Tea would leave all men working WATCHES WRIST WATCHES and two children awaltod his The Gamma Omega Chapter Other members and their By Jane Casselberry for railroad* in the U.S. for arrival at their Longdate of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, sor mothers enjoying the after Mr. and Mrs. Theo Tice lesa than 10 years, without 17 s" ‘IB home, ority, held tha annual Mo noon were Mrs. E. E. McCall of taingwood were liosta at a job. It would also retire ther'* Day tea, at the home Jr.. Mr* Rosie Tyler; Mr*. a family gathering field at Mrn's WrUt Watrhra .Men's Pocket Watches • Carpet • Furniture of Mr*. W. J. Kennan, 1108 I. E. Eslridge, Mrs. A. L. their home, Mother's Day. Cornell Drive, Collins; Mrs. John Dickey, • Tile • Plano* Elgin - Waltham They were pleased to have • Reatal Beds New Arrivals Mrs. Jim Livingston, spon Mrs. W. K. McllubcrU. Humillon - Bulova with litem their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Edward sor, greeted the guests at the Mr* T. V. Metis Jr., Mr*. AM LOW 9 7 J i Mr*. Emily Warren and chil Clark, Cleveland, Ohio, an- door and presented each mo A. L. tlarincau; Mis* Jean- AS ...... , a dren, George, Urn, John and nounco the birth of a 7 Hi. IS ther with a pink carnation nolle Kinlaw. Mra. J. J. Nic- Sarah of Brandon and Iheir os. daughter, May S. corsage, ludson; Mis* Pattle Walker, son and daughter-in law, Mr. They have chosen the name, Miss Mary Kennan and Mr*. L. E. Walker; Mr*. J. and Mrs, Jack Tire and chil CASH RAISING ■vary Article Guaranteed Lynn Ann for the new arrival. MUs Patty Walkci presided II. lirudle, Mr*. W. L. Vance; BERRY'S dren, Linda and Alien of Or She has a two year old slatar, at the punch bowl. Coffee Mrs. Hope Schirard, Mra. lando. Sheryl Ann. was also served with an ar Mary Kcnnun; Mrs. File and Also present was Mrs, El- Paternal grandparent! are ray of open face sandwiches, Mra, Irene Lundbiad. Mr. and Mra. Bob Clark, San cookies, nuts, mints and vie Heuthcbcrk. a faintly SALE — No We Are Not friend from Orlando. Their ford, and maternal grandpar petite ham sandwiches. The other daughter, Mra. Henry ent* are Mr. and Mra. Leigh spacious home of Mrs, Ken- Personals EUla of Donelsun, Tenn., Bailsman, Rhlnebeck, N. Y. nam was decorated with Mr. and Mra. Ralph W. Hus new father Is a grad spring flower arrangements, joined them by telephone. Going Out Of Business, But Warner, of Tampa, spent the The Tire* art looking tor- uate of Seminal* High School using blue and gold, the past weekend with Ralph's ward to having their daugh and Obcrlln Collega and Is sorority colors. mother, Mrs. W. W. Warner, ter, Emily and children as presently employed by the Each corsage preaented to BRIDAL SETS at her home on Weat 19th neighbors when they move Ohio Bell Telephone and the mothers, had a number Street, here in June. We Are Going Out For Telegraph Co., In Cleveland. on the bark. Mrs. Harry Sel $7A°° New *37* lers, motlter of Mr*. Jim Uv- Ingalun, selected a number Diamond from a bowl and Mrs. Irene Business - HERE'S PROOF BRIDAL SETS Anderson, mother of Mrs, IANT 5 CELL FLASHLIGH Whit* er Yellow John Higgins, bad the lucky "H 5 FREE BATTERIES^ Ictol Weight ’* Cent number. She -ecelved a gift certificate. • POWERFUL 1500 Ft. BEAM For 3 Days Only — Thursday - Friday And Saturday — Mr*. Kilby Fit# presented We Will Sell You Quality Furniture At Our Exact Cost D ia m o n d some readings on mothers, • 5 LEAKPROOF BATTERIES Diamond including an original one. Plus 10%—All Sales Cash—All Sales Final-Merchan BRIDAL SETS • CHROME PLATED dise Sold “ As Is” All Suites Most Be Sold In Sets...... While or Ytliow 1 Ci Did You Know? BULB INCLUDED Our Road In Still Torn Up, We Are Short Of Help You Will Have To Wait You do not Join th« Lord’* Churrh, but aro • 14" LONG Your Turn To He Waited On — Dual Ia Plentiful — The Bargains Are CLIP THIS CLIP THIS added when you ar* saved? "The Lord added Here — Shop Throe 3 Day* And Save Li tha church daily auch a* should be *a?rd." COUPON COUPON AND RECEIVE Acta 2:47- AND RECEIVE A GIFT FREE A GIFT FREE Gt'.MM JEWELERS Gt MM JEWELERS Gospel Meeting Value. to MAY 14 - 2* — 7:30 NLTKLY HMITPJt QUANTITY "Everyone Welcome" William 11. lin k. MinUter — FA I-6B7S Walgrern Agency Drug Store Church of Christ lot St. at Park At*. V FRAN AND LOUIS BERRY SANFORD, FLA ISM 8. PARK AVL. •w 1 fflif fcanfrtrh ^rralS CURVED JJ A FIS were won by these f.tll Scouts. They arc AdrornrWtTTr- POUND mu, Sue Jaillct, Lu Jnillct on the front row. Hack row are Pat Smith, Vicki McArdle, Susan McCaskill, Cheryl Jones and Linda Wilson. (Herald Photo) Girl Seoul* and troop lead- 1 mistres* of ceremonies, Mrs. Kandall Chase, vice er* of Neighborhood II w ere; Highlight of the evening president of the Citrus Coun- hostesses Saturday at a M«* >* ■* the prcrcatsticr. « i ci»- tlier Daughter banquet at the tificate of appreciation tu Receiving their Five Point Lake Mary School cafctorium, Mrs. Irene Smith, troop con- Award Radges were Senior Swift Premium Beef attended by 338 girls and mo- sultant and leader of Troop Scouts Judy Wilkins, Darlene thers. 296, who will be leaving soon Knight. Karen Green and Each troop had set up it* for Navy duty In Japan. The Sheryl Williamson. own tables and vied in the presentation was made by Tits' highest award of Girl decoration of them to outdo ------Scouting, the Curved Bar, each other in centerpieces, aw , was received by Adriana Prem ium place mats, place card, and U61101111P311 OHS Wietsma, Sue J a illet, Lu favors. A covered dish sup- ■ '''" V I I I I I I U I I V I I J Jaillct, Pat Smith, Vicki Mc S H O U L D E R I per of fried chicken, tossed m > < Ardle. Susan McCaskill, salad, potato salad, baked N p 3 f M p f f l O r Cheryl Jons-s and Linda Wil R O U N D * beans and cupcakes was MCQI ■ I C I ^ C I son. , , W LY6T0N-S ALE M, N. C. Making First Class Scout hollowing the dinner, a {UPI) _ southern Presbyter- were Linda Wilson, Linda S A N D W IC H 0 program wa* presented on Un| volcd unanimmigly Tuc,. Conn. Nona Butler, Nancy the stage of the cafetonum d |n favor of cxp,orlnif a Rodgcra, Suian Stein and with each troop taking part D01ilb|i> litllon wlth Martha Kosky. with a specially prepared PORK skit, artivfly or ceremony. .Mr*. Mildred Lind, chairman CHITTERLINGS of Neighborhood II *erved a* G a to r Lu m b er C o "00 .Ho, French Ate, POUND FA 3-71J I CERTIFIED DEALER Real Estate Transartion* u Everett A. Harper, etux, to William R. Pressley Jr., etux, Bel-Air, $8,400 QUALITY Lyle Christiansen, etux, to L David S. Hawkins, etux, 15- BUILDING PRODUCTS a 21-29, $13,700 Georgia Ball to Marion L. Ra. bom Jr., etux. Keeley'a *Tf* Add., ?17,'^0 Your Home Food Service, * Inc., to Keith J. Bauder, Bl. SPRING-DING SELLING SPREE SALE j*m 1, 2 and 3, Bl. 7, 'Tier T. $72,000 Marjorie It. Estrldge to Rich % £ ard Ilutlcr, etux, Wynne- wood, $9,900 9 E. L. Lindsey, etux, tu An * drew J, Adcock Jr., etux, Spencer lights., $11,200 Finis A. Johnston, etux, to William A. Reck, elux, | * Wood me re, $9,200 Wl Bull* Filed N. Y. Savings Bank vs Char les A. Murphy, elux, rotf. S 5 John H. William*, etal, v* Tom Staten, etal, mtg. fcl. Limit 1 With IS Food Order I - Marriage Application* II£ $ John J. Archambault, Pepper- ell, Mass., to Joyce Char- I bornneau, Sanford Joe Wilkin*, Sanford, to Fan a 1 nie Rcddin, Sanford Bernard Thomaa, Sanford, to Mary Joseph, Sanford lot No. Palmetto Ave, Hanford, Fla, MR, O. FROZEN Henderson m m a ] w 5 ('horolili *; £ * WEED-B-GON FLA. GRADE A l I 9 « 4 Us* it* ORTHS U«a Jptiitr *aJ iprij h k , •■•j ! 0» us* 1 sprinkling c«a. It’s th* easy way to •ip* tvt oialis, plant*,e. dar.dal-on, chicknetd, nock thistle, wild on.on . ,«»tn pouon oak and pC'ton icy, killed Kith WftOBGON, aeids don't ■ m1 (ion back. Most d,e bora th* roots up ailh on* ■ L *p;Ii;*Umi. GOLDEN RIPE tt • \ i Duien 3 r * & 0 POUND 9 Quantity Right* Reserved m 1101 W. 13th ST. Phone 322*1081 SANFORD AVE. AT 4th ST. Prices* Good Thru Mtsy 20. 0m SANFORD, FLA :j - ffjf #utfurl litlB P.iftc 10 — May 1C. 19G2 Pierce Wins No. 5 GREATEST GAL GOLFER? - By Alan Mover P A T t V United Pres* International The Dodger* scored six runs game while Frank Lary, BERG, The San Francisco Giant*’ on six hits and a walk with making hia first appearance PfPSR 2$*P\ rival* may have forgotten two out in the seventh Inning since April 26. suffered tbe Y E A R A S A to present relief pitcher Larry loss. P R O , f * about soft-spoken, soft-throw- Sherry with his second The Red Sox scored nine tr / L L ing Slu Miller, but manager triumph. runs in the sixth inning to Iff Alvin Dark hain'i. Smoky Burgess' 10th-inning deal Ralph Terry hia fourth rUSPS Miller, the little relief ace single scored Dick Groat with loss and bring Bill Monbou* p r r c p p fs * p p m f g , who had a I4-S record and the decisive run tor the Pir quette his third win. ates, who snapped a six- Norm Siebern drove in four POTTM 2.66 earned run average last game !<>yng streak. Rookie runt with two homers lo re A f f p season, hadn't worked for the Denlt Menke accounted for ward Dave Wickersham's cff/pp/He, Giants since May 1. Part of all the Braves' rum with a 7b o . t / f 4 o r three inningi of sturdy relief PSP P fP s r S eVE&BOCV IN TOWN EXCEPTME COULD TELL yXJ the reason was the nine-inn- grand slam homer. with his third victory. Wllle roappsys , .;imv —- / HEV1 HOW COMB I N B «K BEtON&S TO "THE FPIENK37IP CLL!&, BUT SOU FVOBAHV ing route-going ability of San Rookie Cal Kuonce walked Kirkland, Chuck Esscgtan and rp/* ytAA SHE 1 ; V y . . PEENINVITED TO JOIN THE HOWODMC, HUH? HOW COME? WOULDNT EtULVt ME. Franciico pitcher* and part Hobie Landrilh with the bases John Romano homered for PfpftPSP ,.1jhb*V- B30JP5HIP CLUB, HUH? was the surprisng early re filled and two out in the 13ih Cleveland. 7*t>, r * P pop lief work of Don Larsen. inning to force in the Met*' At Smith's two-run double A P R 4 r P . Miller was ready Tuesday winning run and end an or was Ihe big blow for tbe i' y night however, when Lefty deal of frustration in which White Sox. who rallied from a Dill Pierce faltered In Ihe 37 players saw action. The 3-2 deficit in the eighth inn eighth inning of a 6-3 victory Met* left 19 runners on base ing. Ray Herbert won hia over the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cubs wasted two third game while Tom Chen that kept the Giants' early homers by George Allman ey lost his first decision of SPSPOAPAP AfMTtdA National League lead at four and solo homers by Ernie the season. Bans* and Billy Williams. Uoukiu John Pbtieft hit two _ CffAMP ST A M P games. aoip/fts s o /s a p s The Twins moved to with homers snd drove in four Miller replaced Pierce a Her AOO AflP p a s ht»Y 8 2 Doug Clemens and Ken Boy in a half game of the AL lead runs as the Orioles beat the tooppamspts s/p c s. er singled to open the eighth with the aid of homeri by Angels behind the four-bit, A CPAPTtP AtSfPSSP and threaten the Giant* 6-2 Vic Power and Harmon Kille- 10-strikeout pitching of Milt op rPSlap#*'K a u o p lead. The little 'curveballer brew. Jack Kralick went Pappas. Tom Purges* hom PAPS, SMS'* PSSP seven innings lo win his third ered for the Angels. tSAP.’PG AfOA’S / yielded a run-scoring single W/PPSP 3 T/MPS. by Gene Oliver but pitched out of the Jam by returning Ikliai Wm*mm Juiiau Javier nritb the bases Records Smashed filled. The win wa* the fifth Two Seminole High School records were straight for Pierca, wlio needs broken In the State Track Meet over the week only six more victories to end. The relay team of Jim Terwllleger, Mike Bankers Continue To reach the 200-mark for his Champion, Don Harvey, and Buddy Lawson career. The Giants backed broke the existing record in the 880 yd. relay. him with an eight-hit attack The boya ran the event in the record time of and handed Curt Simmons bit 1:32.4. This time was good enough for a sixth Roll In Little Loop first defeat after five straight place in the state competition. triumphs. Also, the mile relay team of Chip Craw, Sanford Atlantic National one contest. Paul Plvic held The Cincinnsti Reds shaded ford, Vick Welsh, Jim Jones, and Mike Cham Bank won it* eighth Little George’* to only two hits in the Philadelphia Phillies, 34, pion placed fourth in the event at the state Major League action of the winning the game. Sanford O I A the Pittsburgh Pirate* edged meet as they set a new school record of 3:33.9 year when t b a y defeated Atlantic had 12 hill. Jernigan Ihe Milwaukee Bravei, 3-4, the for the mile relay. George's 13-1. waa the losing pitcher. Los Angeles Dodgers out- The bankeri have lost only In National League action, slugged the Houston Cotta, Vowel)'* dumped Monro# 10-T, and the New York Meta Harbor 13-4 ai Billy Sillier beat the Chicago Cuba, 6-3, pitched a one hit ball game In a four-hour snd 54-mtnute Chicago Back League Leaders Minor League for Ihe victors. Yowcll's bad 13-Inning eonii- • ■■■ By United Press International 16 hits In the win. Monro* In tha American League, American league Harbor committed eight er the Minnesota Twin* topped In Running For H. Pet. Tryouts Slated ror* which hurt considerably. the Detroit Tigers, 4-J, the Player* Club R. 29 Tommy Austin waa the losing Boston Red Sox routed the dimmer, K. C. 12 .367 42 .333 hurier and there were two New York Yankees, 14-4, the Rollins, Minn. 13 Title Fight IS 41 .347 Here May 28 home runs in the game. Kaniai City A’a downed the Robinson, Chi. 24 37 .339 Cleveland Indiana, 6-1, the NEW YORK (U P D - Floyd Kallne, Det. Tryouts will be held at FI. Lumpe, K.C, 21 41 .338 Chicago Whita Sox beat the Patterson has reinstated Chi 23 27 .333 Mellon softball field May 28 Wellington Senators, 4-3, and cago at one of four posaible Mantle. N. Y. A. Smith, CbL 14 34 .330 at 4 p.m. for Litlla Minor tha Baltimore Oriole* acored ciUea for his September Standings a 7-1 victory over tha Los heavyweight title defense Cimoli, K. C. 10 42 .326 League. Boyer, N. Y. 20 31 .323 By United Prose International Angelei Angela. against Sonny Liston. Each child must register at Siebern, K. C, 27 37 .314 Vada Pinson’ s 11th homer 11m other three sites under this lime. Team selection* American League 8 27 .314 paved the way for Joey Jay consideration are Detroit, Long, Wish. will be made on May 30 at W. L. P et National League to win hia fifth decision with Weshlngton, D. C., end Las 7:30 p.m. at tha Recreation Cleveland 17 11 .607 26 27 443 late-lnnlng relief help from Vegas, Nev., Floyd announc Dvnport, S. F. Director's office. New York 16 11 .393 17 27 .343 Bll Henry, Dave Slslcr and ed Tuesday night. Gonzales, Phil. Non residents cards will be Minnesota 18 13 .581 Williams, Chi. 25 43 .341 Chicago Ted Will*. He edded that tbe site will required for children who live - 18 14 .563 16 28 .341 be picked before Sunday by Musial, St. L. outside city limit*. League Baltimore 15 13 .536 F. Alou, S. F. 23 45 .338 Lo* Angeles manager Cue D'Amato. play will begin on Monday, 13 14 .481 W. Davis, L. A. 16 33 .333 Detroit North Orlando When Patterson made hia June 11, 13 14 .481 36 41 .331 announcement at the offices Cepeda, S. F. All game* will be held at Boston 13 14 .481 Pinson, Cincl. 29 40 431 Baseball Set of attorney Julius November, Ft. Mellon Little League and Kansas City 14 18 .438 Golay, SI, L. 20 31 .326 6 21 hia Inclusion of Chicago as a softball fields. Washington ' .222 Groat, Pitta. 13 39 .317 For Older Boys posaible aita waa a surprise. The League wiB be for eight National League Home Rune By Glassy Sklsltk Only laat week Floyd end his end nine year olds only. No W. L. FcL American League— Kallne, 25 a North Orlando boya, 13 tneniger had ruled Chicago boy who hai reached hie 10th San Francisco .758 Tiger* 10; Wagner, Angela •; Los Angeles years of age or older, who out because a group there had birthday on or before Aug. 1, 21 13 .636 Landis, White Sox •; Cash, are Interested In playing mad* the miatake of negotiat 1962, will be allowed to pley. St. Louie 17 12 .586 Tigers •; Mantle, Yanki 7; Cincinnati 17 13 baseball this saason, have ing with promoter* of the Alio any player who baa not .567 Gentile, Orioles 7. Pittsburgh 15 14 been aiked to report to the fight instead of with D'Amato. reached bis eighth birthday .517 National League — Pinson, Philadelphia 13 15 Recreation Area diamond Sports, Inc., of New York on or before July IS, will not .464 Reds IX; Mays, Giants 10; Milwaukee 14 17 next Tuaaday at 3 p.m. will promote the multi-million- be old enough to play, .452 Cepeda, Giant* 6; T. Davis, Houston 11 19 Harvey Qreanya, who haa dollar fight, wherever etaged, .367 Dodgers; Thomas, Meta; Me New York offered to organise and man Championship Sports cannot 8 18 .308 jias, Colts; Poit, Reds; Wil Chicago 9 22 age teams for this age group, select the fight city, Patter- .290 liams, Cuba, and Banka, Cube, Sportsmen Set alio aika any adults inter eon amphaaised. Only D’Am- all ested in helping to report at ato la authorised to do that. a. the aame time or to oontaet Buna Batted In Monday Meet him in the meantime. American League — Robin The regular meeting of the C o u n t r y C l u b Seminole County Sportsman's Standings lo date for the Would Ban Boxing son, White Sox 31; Siebern, ■t Caeselberry Association will be held in 00 WU THINK Independent League formed BATON ROUGE. La. (UPI) Athletic* 29; Kallne, Tigers • GREENS FEE «2 Dally LTH£Y\L^^0VE C j —A bill waa Introduced in the 26; Cimoli, Athletics 26; Rol the County Court llouie at 8 • Weekend* and Holiday* by teams from North Orlando, 12.50 Oviedo and Slavia are North Louisiana State Legislature lins, Twin* 23, p.m. Mooday, Nominating eommitte* for Orlando Team One, won one, Tuesday calling for a ban on National League— T. Davis, CLUB PRO lost two; North Orlando Team professional boxing la tha Dodgers 34; Cepeda, Giants election of officer* in June Reasonable Group end Two, won two, lost two; stale. If approved, the ban 34; Plnton, Reds 33; Boyer, will be appelated. A report Individual Instruction Back • snd AAU Pool Oviedo, won one, lost (wo and would go in effect Aug. 1. Cards 37; F. Alou, Giants 16. on the Fish end Game Com Fitch lag mission meeting In DeLand Under Construction A f l Slavia, won three end ioet Hep. Francla E. Bickford, American League— Dono will be given. All members Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry one. who Introduced tha bill, laid TE 8-2699 Game* *re played on Mon professional boxing was van ludlani 6-0; Belinsky, should attend this meeting, day and Thursday of each against "all civilised concepts Angeles 3-0; seven tied with week. of sports." 1-0. OODYEAR^BGOODYEAl This week's BIG i f fflS » 1 Don't Remember Anything'—Minoso ^ Safety Buy at your 8T. LOUIS (UPD— Minnie (or ebort periods now and to dinals lineup for at least alx weeks and the Rcdbirda have Mlnoao, recuperating from a dangle hia legs over the tide of the bed. •>kod for permission to put GOODYEAR SAFETY CENTER skull fracture end a broken He will be out of the Car him on the disabled list. wrist suffered in a May 1 baseball game, revealed that be could not remember hia accident when news photo ATTENTION, MEN graphers were permitted in TRAIN NOW TO RE A his room Tuesday. The Ordinal outfielder, who HEAVY EQUIPMENT doctors said waa not yet out of danger, moved slowly with OPERATOR hia eyes closed moat of the • BULL DOZER • GRADER • CLAM SHELL time while the photographers • POWER SHOVEL • AND OTHERS i*e present. Dr. I. C. Middleman, Complete Training Program Including Cardinal team physician, re Actual Experience On Heavy Equipment ported that the 39-year-old FOR COMPLETE. IMMEDIATE INFORMATION athlete he* shown steady im FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TODAY! FIVE CRITIGAL tA F IT Y SERVICES provement since bis Injury, # Check brake*, adjust • Repack front * Adjust Nu P suffered while cAasIng e line Previous for iiwpyr contact wharf bearing* ateming, drive. Experience I UNIVERSAL TRAINING SERVICE • Add brake fluid, # Align front end, correct balance Minoso said he couldn't re Needed teet mure system camber, caater, toe-in front wheel* I Heavy Equipment Division call bitting tbe wall. "I Box No. SH, «/_ Sanford Herald PLUS FREE SAFETY CHECK ON don't remember anything Qualify f o r i • * toufflere • tailpipe* about it," Minoso said. "I lie high pay N a m e ------Age ------* battery * a W l* * light* aaw the ball when it was hit ing jobsbe availavail- I TAKe YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE I a in the | Street ...... ------, and 1 knew 1 was very eloaa Heavy Equip to th« wall. But I don't re ment Indus- | City — ...... — — State RAY AS YOU RIDE! member after that." try: Building • Dr. Middleman said Mlnoao Roads, Damn, I Phone —------Hr. at Home — - etc. ' EASY TERMS U allowed to gel out of bed ------1 Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! a J*)r franfori) Srralfc ti. For Rent fi. For Rent 12. (Seal Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale ■ 12. Real Estate For Sale ,24. Electricul Services 32. Flowers * Shrubs 34. Articled For Rale May IC. 19G2 — P uri: 11 Trailer with Cabana al We- 2 Bedroom, Park Ave. duplex. 3 Bedrooms. 1 bath, kitchen 3 Bedroom CB home. I’ * Bedrooms, 2 baths, large FRIG1DAIKF. Hybrid Geraniums In bloom Symphonic portable alerlo 2. Notices • Personals kiva River Haven, fl miles kitchen equipped. FA 2-5673 equipped. Owner being balh. large kitchen. No rooms, spacious closets, Sales it service GRAI'EV'II.LE NURSERY and record* $40; GE tran west o( Sanford, off High after 6 p. m. transferred. FA 2-664(1 down payment. SI06.B0 built-in kitchen, fenced, Ph. House Wiring, Fret Estimates Grapeville Ave. ucar 20th St. sistor radio $10; Mitchell CHURCHES . . SCHOOLS . . way 46. Utility turn. Adults month. Call FA 3-7471. FA 2-4650. Sid Vlhlen's Randall Electric 300 spinning outfit $25; CLUBS NICELY furnished 4 room oily. Ph. 322-1909. ACREAGE SPECIALS 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 03. Furniture Brunswick Black Beauty 13 Rane money quickly with house. All utilities. 2608 S. 20 Acres—Green Pastures— lb. bowling ball $10, Ph, the Doehli Co. No-Risk ROOMS, The Gables, 401 F.lm, FA 2 2307. 23. Plumbing Services WE BUY used furniture. No Trees $10,000 100% Financing ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2-5187, Plan. Call the Sale* Coua- Magnolia Ave. FA 2-072U... Reg. Real Estate Broker Junk. Ph. FA 2-6521. FURNISHED Apartment, 3 63 Acres — 2ooo ft. frontage Yuur Home Built on your lot. ' PLUMBING cellor, FA 2-4U03 (Even- FA 3-1301 1M 2 at Hiawatha It's our pleasure to loan Car Roomi, Water ami Electri SR 48 40,000 Write P. O. Box 6388 Or Contracting A Repair* Used furniture, appliances, la p ). RENT A HED 10 Acres — Geneva 9,000 pet Shampoocr* FREE with city Furnished. FA 2-8544. ange Blossom Station, Or FREE DELIVERY tools, etc Bought . Soil. llollaway, Hospital A Baby 8 Acres — 450 fl. frontage HOMES FOR SALE purchase of Blue Lustre Beds lando, Fla. or Call collect R. L HARVEY Larry’* Mart 215 Sanford 3. Education • Instruction FURN. 3 Room Apl., 2101 17-92 13,500 If jou are interested in pur Carpet Shampoo. Carroll's By Day Week, or Month CY 5-2511. chasing a home for you and 304 Sanford Ave FA 3-3383 Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Magnolia. $45. FA 2-3851. 30 Acres — House, 75o ft. Furniture. Learn to Drive, Air-condition CARROLLS FURNITURE the family, tlen make it Robert A. Williams. lakefrunt 35.000 REDUCED TO SELL 26. Radio & Television WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, ed. Seminole Auto Driving a point to check with Sten I Ph. F V 2-5181 116 W. 1st. St 100 Acres — 2 Miles West Tha owner of this 2 bedroom canes, walker*. 36. Automobiles - Truckn School. TE 8-3052. NICELY Furnished House, 1 strom Realty. FREE *5.00 worm of Top 'Zg I 3 BEDROOM House, kitchen Ssnford 23,000 frame house, in lip top con Free Estimates bedroom. All nice sized Value Stamps with each Ser Prescriptions our Specialty VOLKS ‘80 Sedan, must sell, N! Violin lessons, beginner* or equipped. FA 2-4468. 20 Acres — McrrlU Island- dition has Just reduced the rooms. Close in. Call after We maintain the largest and vice Call. Service calls R. * H., W.W., Suntop. like advanced. Your home or Adjoining NOVA Project price by $1,000. In a quiet FAUST'S Rx Mellonville 1:00. FA 2-8544. most up to dale selection $2.00. Open tU 9. SUNSHINE new, grey. $1295, FA 2 9550, mine. W. M. Cooke, Ph. $40 a month. On • lake. Ph. 30,000 location completely fu r Ph FA 2-7107 of home listings In the T.V. House of the Golden FA 3-1914. FA 2-0319. Good Terms available on nished, targe rooms, screen RENTALS area, and we Invite you to Rule. FA 2-9192, Sol Celery, Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Cera bought * sold Stenitrom Realty has several these excellent Investments. ed porch. Now only $8800. Furnished apartment, close make an inspection at no Service With The Cesh. REEL'S USED CARS 6. For Rent outstanding rental homes Call for further Informa Owner will finance. in. FA 2-5737. obligation. All sizes, all 27. Special Service* SUPER TRADINO POST. Uth St. 4( Sanford Ava. for your Inspection. May we tion. 2 Bedrooms, 3 baths, kitchen prices, In all areas, 31uy FA 2-0677. Ph. FA 2-7228 equipped with dishwasher, 2 Bedroom house furnished. nerve you? Septie tanks pumped * drain Heimly Realty we serve you: field* Installed. 24 hoar ser '37 Dodge Conv. Power equip, disposal Si stove. Mayfair. Woodruff Springs. Pnonc FREE ESTIMATE Stemper Agency vice. Terms. FA 2-9469 ped, excellent throughout, FA 2-3282. FA 2-3589. Stenstrom Realty 2465 So. Park Ave. Upholstering St Mattress ren FA 2 5221 Evenings FA 2-2618 ovating, Slip Covers made to one owner. See at Seminole Furn. Apt., $55 Mo. FA 3-1757 REALTOR — 1NSUR0R Stenstrom Realty AIR-CONDITIONING San-Lanta Apartments, large 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 order. All work guaranteed, County Motors. Joe Orseno. 1 Bedroom Apartments, FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. it. B. POPE CO. INC. WELAKA APARTMENTS: 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 New St Used Furniture. Call 1961 Chevrolet, 4 dr., 6 cy- furnished or unfurnished, Furnished 4 room Garage J. W. Hall, Realtor Rooms private bath*. 114 NEW a m PRICK HOME Nix Bedding Mig. Co., at ,ln'!?r, Rsdio L Hester. aril P 14th C* Canlnr,^ Ph apartment. 3u ■ YOU CAN WIN Your Share CITY FINANCES must bo carefully counted Clerk Mary Richey tells Junior class President Barbara BolRcr, and City Clerk Henjy Tamm Very agrees. (Heraid Photo) Im portant Produce Finer Crooimeck 365,000 YELLOW SQUASH Lb. 8 c FRESH CRISP CALIF. JUICY HEAD LETTUCE - 19c head SUNKIST LEMONS - 2c each Guilt- SWEET RED RIPE FRESH CRISP WATERMELONS - - 89c each PASCAL CELERY - 9c stalk lln m u ta i R Edge Golden Eating CORN 10 e” 49 ‘ Come In And Get Stamps r v r f i f . . Your Beautiful FOLGERS COUNTING THE MONEY in the Tax Collector'* 10 Oz. office ia Student Body Treasurer Louise HiKftin- New Gilt-Edge INSTANT COFFEE Limit 1 With <7 lKithnm, under the direction of CleTk Sally Or M or. Order Lipsey. (Herald Photo) Premium Book 10 OZ. TIN NEW LOW PRICE I 3 (it. Six* Many New Brands SEGO Liquid Diet - - 3/79c Carnation Instant Milk - 29c CHANCE OF A LIFETIME And Premiums TO WIN A FREE SUPERFINE SUGAR .‘SSL 39‘ INSTANT MASHED 16 OZ. GLASS - WHOLE s Pillsbury Potatoes 6 Vioz. 29c Superfine O n io n s - 29c CONDITIONER. FRYERS 3 Lb. 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SMITH'S - 16 OZ. t Willi Thi* Coupon uni) Purrhu* B PLASTIC FANCY | BISCUITS------ea. 9c Banana Cream Pies - - 49c 1 18 1 • r - r - r~ ITTl 1i Thriftway Bacon 1-lb.—Sliced 59c^ Utility • I Mr. Oirdnar . i U W tlk in w «ur rr ij — 1 34 CKUtcbeoa - band rn n r M Manner L Pail 3B Kncouulrrrd iT“ r r IT FT J t draft'd ( U r .) 40 Volt* me ■ Young Tender Beef Liver - - 49c lb. mouth* .V 41 t’jrt.l r z - ii Gallon Size a 14 ;- By LARRY YERSIIEL Violent Storms A CONVERSATION WITH By United Pres* InternaUonal WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 60-65, ACTING COUNTY ENGI Violent spring storms scat- tered heavy raim from Minn* The controversial ilallard Road barricade erected NEER GUY STENSTROM. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., .IIA Y I J , 'Unit SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 454 iota to Texaa early today. late last week at the order of County Commissioner Reporter: Tuesday night the Vernon Dunn, District 4, was removed late Tuesday County Com -Uston reeclnded Divorce Granted afternoon and the 150 foot stretch of sandy right of action on pav.ii* Highland St. DARIEN, Ga. (UPI)— A way was covered with road clny. in Sanlando a id today I find jury granted tobacco million* Man - In - Space aire It. J. Reynolds a divorce The action now makes available another outlet out that aurvey crews are out. t om hi* third wife Wednes- . . . to Highway 17-92 frem Alla- Slenstrom: Guese they day and turned down her bid "AT TBT r f monte Springs by way of West haven't read the paper yet. for 1210,000 annual alimony. Loren Court am!tl South Street in Fern Park. A CONVERSATION WITH Support Mission Taking Part According to County Com MYSELF. CABORS, Trance (UPI) — mission Chairman J. C. Larry: How come jou're President Chariot de Gaulle Hutchiscn, the erection of not ahouting to the iklct about laid today that France mult the barricade was not ordered thia new university located take part in the organization by tha commission nor waa in North Orlando? of a politically and economi the removal and claying of Verihel: I just don't like the Plane Crashes cally united Europe. the stretch. nama. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Fourteen persons ap Larry: What’a the differ When asked about the re parently were killed today when an American C130 Increasing Agents moval of the blockade this ence? Call Is Brooklyn Col ALGIERS (UPII - French transport crashed near Nairobi, Kenya, while flying merning County Commission lege . . . as long as it's lo- lecurity official* may increase er Vernon Dunn said, "Your rsted in our county. a support mission for this country's nuin-in-space the number of undercover paper has gone to I^wrence Verihel: Perhaps, but why program, the Air Force announced. agent* to track down Secret not Seminole County College? The report said rescue attempts “ indicate no Army organization killer*, Swofford for every thing, and not come to me for a wvrd. Larry: Man, you're sure t i t survivor*.’’ Two helicopters reliable tourcet said today. Now go to Lawienta Swuffsrd hard to pleate. N R A were sent to the scene. Verihel: I’m just tired of about that. Good bye!" PH PH | 11 was presumed that 10 Big Guns fighting a losing battle about WASHINGTON (L T D - The According to J. C. Lavender, getting our county recogntied. Sll Sll I h a n ro p*,,cn* ■^••■d ««rt big guns of the administration county road euperinlendcnt JU'JvJ VsllClllvw passenger*. The plane nor- lined up today to press for the order was given by Dunn A CONVERSATION WITH approval of President Ken to put up the barricade, and TOM MCDONALD. nedy’* liberalized trade pro "when the road men had time, Reporter: Tom, what do you POPPY GIRL Julie Dee Browne smiles happily, and Poppy Boy Stanley gram. to remove It and clay tha know about tom a move afoot Smith approves, too as Mayor J. H. Crapps accepts the first poppy for road. We got to the Job either to gat rid of Pat* Knowlta and this year's American Legion sponsored Poppy Days in Sanford. Friday and In The Court Tueaday afternoon or Wednea- BUI Hutchlaon? Saturday hnve been set for the observance this year, under the chairman TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — day afternoon, took the thing McDonald: Don't know any ship of Mrs. Ruth Smith.