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"1 Sf Illiliolc-Voltisia Friday. March 14. 1953 3 SEMIN01E-V0LUSIA Rotct IN SANFORD Edward 'A 2-1JU IN DELANO IJlli N. Blvd. RI 4-1401 I I til tut hn dv I mii4iii dot lit tin tj lint minimum ift'B) Orange City Forum Question: Do Yon Think U.

S. Hug. 17-92 ceds To Be Widened Through The City? mm Pt. i-t Pt. rt at 3 Stm rt i ordiiitrj 1P.

24 Pt. 34 Pt. gi.nt Tit ft Si 4 IO. Vr' IIP. l' if-- i 1 wu; Thit ntwBDr rtMrvM rlv-ilMti af itvuina or rjctiifl 0ftn'i'M( which it dwrnt o-icionOi ind to ctln 1i tLM 1 JM 1 A' if vv i I I I if DON LEINFELDER, owner Bernie's Donut Shop Yes.

With the new interstate highway there will be a bottleneck and we'll lose our tourist traffic. JACK HYATT, owner central Machine Co. It doesn't make a particle of difference to me but it would help the town. For Spring Training MRS. LILLIAN NORTH-RUP, antique dealer I do think we need more parking space.

I don't think widening is particularly needed. BEGORRAW YE CANT FIND THE GREEN DELAND Green cloth-ing is the subject of an intensive search in Downtown stores Club by DeLand Country members, who PAT BYRON, Byron's Convalescent Home I do, for business reasons. Growing as fast as the town is. the highway needs to be wider. Standings In DeLand Lea cite Told DELAND DeLand Bowl League standings for the week ending March 10 follow: DEBARY SOCIAL City Eyes Possibility Of Minor League Team W.

L. Faron Bldrs. 53 28 Stumpf Serv. Sta. 50 31 Jackson Serv.

Sta. 42' a 38j Davis Bldrs. 40 41 V. F. W.

39.i 41 Garden Center 36'j 44'i Peck Real Estate 32 49 Lake Marie Estates 30V bM MENS' TUESDAY NIGHT W. L. Dicks Atlantic 49 26 Hy-Way Curb Mkt. 40'4 iVi DeLand Highl'ds Sub. 38 37 Hufford Bldg.

Sup. 40V4 W. A. Taylor 38V 36V Ralph Beesley 34 41 Green Dairy 34 41 Angevine Insur. 31V 43' ALL STAR W.

L. Pepsi-Cola 40 17 Angevine Insur. 37 17 Gregory Lumber Co. 19 35 Robbies 16 41 NIGHT OWLS W. L.

Midnight Ramblers 23 13 Salesmen 20 16 Transits 15 21 Triangles 14 22 MEN'S CLASSIC W. L. Hunter's Chat 'n Nib. 60 36 Johnson's Mkt. 55 41 Volusia Monument 55 41 Bamboo Club 53 43 Maguire Grocery 46 50 Conrad Insur.

46 50 University Drive-la 41 55 Roehr Prod. 28 68 rrom that oidtrtd to tonlorm to lU pohci. Ttnt ntwipor wtl not f-ton'bi tor moil thin on incor rct inrtion, nor will tt Ii4b iny arror in advrtmant to a Sraatar tktant tnan th cofct of th toaca occuoid by tn itam in tha adtartisaman t. DEADLINE Copy mutt ba in ollic, (trior to 11 in. day batora mu'lun.

Sun. dajidlina 11 a.m. Fri. 11 SPECIAL NOTICES -MUSIC BY DAVID." Guitar lessons See David Wavn Mathes. Palmetto, Sanford.

19 SERVICES OFFERED iu tilth service on new instruments purchased from us. Bl'KUR'S. MUSIC SHOP. Sanford. FA 2-0733.

INCOME TAX RETURNS. Reasonable. Don't delay. Call A. S.

Merrill for Information anytime. MI 4-9327 or drive to Flor-idahaven on Old Maitland, Sprincs R.1. Last house. 31 ARTICLES for RENT 1U.H.LAWAY, hospital ami haby beds Day, week or month. Fl'RXITURE CENTER, lit? W.

First Sanford. Thone FA 2-5181 32 BOATS, Motors Equipment 23' CABIN CRUISER wiili trailer, 100 h.p. inboard motor. 2 years old. $3,000.

Will accept small boat as trade-in. M. II. Baggerly, Baggerly Appliance, 2553 Park Sanfiu-d. Ph.

FA 2-3672. 33 ARTICLES tor SAH PAiNt $2.50 gallon. Blankets, tents, tarps, work clothes. Army-Navy Surplus. Sanford.

35 ARTICLES WANTID CASH for furniture or surplus Super Trading Tost, Orlando Sanford. FA 2-Or177. 38 PLANTS, Flowers Seed. CROTONS CRYSTAL LAKE NURSKRY, 3 blocks W. of CofC Buildinc.

Lake Mary. Th. Sanford FA 2-2799. PLANTS Frostproof, ever-Kreens, many GRAPE- VILLE NURSERY, 222J Crape-villa Sanford. CHOICE CAMELLIAS, 2-4 W.

1st Sanford to Monroe Corner. FERN BROOK GARDENS. -INC. 46 HOUSES for Rent' NEW MASONRY home, 3-bod-room, IVi-ltath. Nice location, rh.

Sanford NO 8-4023 after 6 p.m. No business Fri. night or Sat. SI HOUSES For SAL! ROSA L. PAYTON, Registered Real Estate Broker, 17-92 at Hiawatha.

Sanford FA 2-1301. NEW 2-BEDROOM horn $4,500 cash. Hexamer, Country Club Lake Mary. COUNTRY HOME, 3-bedroom, 2-bath; 3 acres, by owner. Call Sanford FA 2-2649 daily 1-8 p.m.

CARUSO ItEAL ESTATE, Ter-esa Caruso, Broker, 4 Valencia Road, next to greenhouse, De-Bary. Phone NO 84722. PECK SPECIALS If it's worth selling, we have it! RAY E. PECK, REALTOR, DeBary. NO 8-42-11.

NEW 2-BEDROOM, very large rooms, built-in range and oven. Extra large lot. Beautiful view. W. T.

CORBETT, REALTOR, Ihvy. 17-92, De- Bary. Phone NO 8-4791. THE OLD HISTORICAL "Buen Rciiro Estate." 17 acres that's different. It really is.

Write for complete details and see. No Saturdays. Hazel i Trapp. Enterprise, Fla. BY OWNER i South of Orange City, just off Hwy.

Rt. 17-02, Orange City Hills. Two-bedroom, concrete Mock home, living room, clec- trie kitchen, ceramic tile bath, i Florida room, oak floors, cen tral heating system, carporte, utility room with tub sml toilet. Price $11,500. 176 Dogwood Ave Oranee Citv, ph.

SP 54. LOTS tor SALE LAKEFRONT lot, 105 ft. front-j! age on Crystal Lake, Loch bor. Box 875, Phone FA 1 1 57 REAL tSTATE I ALVA HAYMAN. constableYes, definitely.

We have one of the worst bottlenecks in the county. I can't pass cars to catch a speeder. old Indian River Plantation and set up training facilities r-lt .1 ren imoi 1. a. Manerv SdlU tnc team ui-i ficials feel "any premature publicity might damage the! setup.

He said "We are going to determine just what they want and need in the way of facilities and then set about getting it." The city is also being aided in its efforts by Georg Trautman, high commissioner of minor league baseball, who makes his winter head- ouarters here. Trautman, a big booster for the New Smyrna Beach lo cale, has told the city definitely it can have a minor loop club here if it can come un with tha training facili- ties. 100 DEPOSIT Holds it 'til May PRE-SEASON DISCOUNTS If you order today Rtg. 54" 18" POWER MOWER 3999 1.75 a wtk Reg. 49" 20" BICYCLES ,3989 175 a wetk Reg.

125 3.6 H.P. OUTBOARDSf 9995 IXC $10.00 down on year to pay Reg. 49M 10-foot OUTDOOR POOLS 3888 I Rtg. 32" PlAY GYMS with tilde) 2888 1 IlSowiik eeeeeeeeeeeeeee SAVE ON THESE AND MANY OTHER ITEMS AT FIRESTONE STORES 1U I. lit S.nford Phone FA 2-0244 tlLUI 1 1 aiiawillWMtiWlrtli ill Mr fiifriliii li llArf i LYMAN P-TA SETS PANEL DISCUSSION LONGWOOD The monthly meeting of the Lyman P-TA will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m.

in the school auditor ium. There will be a panel dis cussion on The Phases of the Elementary School Program. Panelists will be Mrs. Tina Harrison, Mrs. Eulilla Grantham, Miss June Stevenson and Mrs.

Ann Stephens. The second and sixth grades will act as hostesses. Radio, TV Highlights Monday Sunday WSBB: All Star Theater Ray! Anthoay 8:30. WROD: Mondayl You Bet Your Life Monday-Friday My True Story Fishing Facts Alex Dreier One Man's Fam ily Tuesday! Great Gildersleeve Wednesday People Are Funny Thursday Minus One Friday Bob Hope Show Saturdayl Alex Dreier Three Sons Grand Ole Opry Sunday Church Programs 8:30 to Hour of Decision 10:00 p.m. WMFJ: Ken Mercer Art Moore 9:00.

3:10, 4:10, Don Allen 12:10, 1:10, 2:10, 6:30, 7:10, Russ Knight 9:10, 10:10, 11:10. WTRR: 1400 Club Phil Reed WJBS: Truth Or Consequen ces True Confessions One Man's Family Dr. Gentry Wom an in House Pepper young Alex Dreier Morgan Bcatty Fights 9:00. WNDB: Breakfast Club Herb Oscar 10:00: Paul Harvey Symphony Hall 9:00. Saturday only Metropoli tan Opera 2:00.

Sunday Bible Class Drew Pearson Paul Harvey 7:15. WMBR-TV JACKONVILLI FHIDY MORNING 50 Tarm Report 8 48 Naws. Tm. 7 00 Morn' 6bow 9 00 Open Houw 7 85 PtBT 10:00 Garry Moore a jaroo Dotto AFTERNOON 12 00 Cosmopolitan 2 30 Housenarty 12:15 Love Ufa 3 00 Big Payoff 12:30 Search 3:30 Verdict 143 uulfllni Ula 4:00 Brighter Day 1:00 New. 41 atflrm 1:15 Weather 4:30 r.A$t NUht 1-20 Waldo Norris 5 00 Buccaneer" 1 30 World Tumi 5:30 Mickey M'.

2:00 Beat Clock EVENING 8:00 Jim Bowla I 9 30 Playhouse 6 30 Report tlne-Pp 45 D. Edwards 1 10 30 Per Person i vv Boots, saddles 11:00 News 7 30 Pat Boone 11:10 Weather 11:15 Late Show 12 45 News, 8 0 8 00 Wyatt Earp 8 30 Zand Ctrey 8.00 Phil Silvers WMBR-TV JACKSONVILLE Saturday Morning 7 30 Pla. Atrlcu. I 9 30 Kaniaroo 7 45 Bible Adv. 110 30 Mighty Mod.

8:00 Sun. School 111:00 Cartoon 8 30 Once Upon ill :30 Playhouse 9 00 Sky Klna I Afternoon 12 00 Jimmy Deaji 2 00 Ice Hockey 100 T. of Tex. R.I 4 30 Ooif 130 Day Called 5:30 Ouie, Harriet Evenint 00 Disneyland 9 30 Have Gun 00 Men An'apollj 10:00 7:30 Perry Mason 10:30 Studio 57 8:30 Dick, R. Diamond 9:00 Oale Storm 111 30 Late Show 112:45 8isn Off FOR THE SITE OF YOUR LIFE Visit -Country Club Eifotej, I Vi miles toutl) of DeLand on U.S.

17-92. Ths finest homesitei In Florida at modest prices and with os little) as $20 down and $20 monthly, rolling hills, largo, home-sites, coll RE 4-1550. Don't be sorry tomorrow you didn't see and buy today. NILSSON REALTY SALES AGENT MRS. AMOS ATCHLEY, Atchley Appliance Plumbing I think it definitely needs to be wider.

It's so narrow the congestion is bad. Club Picks New Slalc Of Officers DELAND At the Junior Woman's Club meeting recently Mrs. Ted Husfeld, chairman of the nominating committee, named the following officers for the coming year. Mrs. J.

V. Roy, president; Mrs. Bob Summers, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Roberts, vice president; Mrs. Don Ammon, corresponding secretary and Mrs.

Forrest Breckenrldge, treasurer. MRS. JACK Johnson reported that 450 children had been cared for at the playground during February. Mrs. James West was put in charge of obtaining a telephone to be installed in one of the washrooms.

There will be a rummage sale March 22 with Mrs. Bo McCranie chairman. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Vincent Gould and Mrs, Chester Main. Contract Let For Laboratory TALLAHASSEE UPi The Jones-Mahoney of Tampa won a $361,495 contract from the state cabinet yesterday for converting the hangar building at Sebring Airport Into a screwworm eradication laboratory.

The laboratory will be used to raise and sterilize male screw worm flies which will then be released to mate with female flies and produce ierue esss. t-soi ic6-j lature voted funds for the! tv. mti eradication program. State Farms Sale Proposed WARSAW (INS) Poland's Communist Govt plans to break up some state farms and sell them to peasants. A bill presented in Parliament yesterday by Agriculture Minister Edward Ochab proposes the sale of 741,000 acres of state farm land in the thinly populated, former German territories to the north.

UPHOLSTERY Complete line Upholstery for FURNITURE AUTOS Btaionablt Price 22 yr. xo. Frt Ettimatet Ph. OA t-4136 SIKES BROS. UPHOLSTERY 118 Mary Ave, Naw Smyrna Baach FOR THI BEST PIZZA SPAGHETTI IN FLORIDA fat JIAN't SPAGHETTI HOUSI Orangt City acrota from watar towar.

Now (pan 7 day a wak fram XI a.m. to tt p.m. Man-day 411 rn. Wi alto CATS TO PARTIES. Ph.

SP 4-S23S mm mm 1.111 VfWnli imtiur OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW! FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD ThP Friendly Bonk Mam bar of FDIC P. C. WELLMAKER, grocerI do. I don't know to what extent but some widening without interfering with buildings. Real Estate Transfers Put On File DELAND Real estate transactions $5,000 and over in Volu- sia County, according to deed Frank E.

Henry et ux to Al len M. Cascon et ux, Daytona Beach, Ganymede, $7,500. Nameloc Inc. to Pure Oil Atlanta, Hodgman $25,000. WILLIAM H.

KINSELLA et ux to Russell P. Yost, et ux, Ormond-by-the-Sea, $9,000. Viola M. Spencer to Frank Whitson et al, DeLand, $6,000. Mercedes K.

Stith to W. O. Mann, Siler. City, N. Roger's DeLand, $8,500.

R. E. Seigrist et ux to Robert C. Wise et ux, Port Orange, Baywood, $8,000. Ellison Homes, to Wil liam E.

Spangler et ux Angelica, N. $10,000. BILLIE S. CLACK et ux to Charles Kettgen et ux, Brook lyn, Magnolia Terrace, $15,350. Lawrence Oldham et ux to Harold E.

Chester et ux, et al, Holly Hill, Kingston 500. Mason Park Homes, to Harry M. Paxton et ux, Day tona Beach, Mason Park, 450. Quincy Estelle Thomas Nel son to Norris Cattle south boundary of Cov $22,800. CARROLL G.

SMITH et ux to Hazel A. Rauch, Holly Hill, Holly Heights, $8,900. Raoul D. Walsh et ux to William C. Wall et ux, Ormond Beach, Raymonde Shores, Walter C.

Wilkerson et ux to Maurice C. Vedder et ux, Holly Hill, Wilkerson's, $9,200. Grant Williams et ux to Urban L. Ogden et ux, Orange City, $7,500. CLARK CHRISTMAN et ux to John D.

Wilson et ux, Calais, Whanorsham, $6,500. Oluf C. Larsen to Edward Tamm et ux, Daytona Beach, Ortona, $16,300. Matilda L. Adams to Linn M.

Watson et ux, Daytona Beach, Kahnway Heights, Mental Illness Project Backed SANFORD Xi Beta Eta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, voted Monday to endorse a resolution by the Seminole County Mental Health Assn. for more adequate housing facilities for mentally ill patients. The chapter meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Chapman in Loch Arbor and Mrs.

J. L. Horton vice president, presided. Plans were made for a Mother's Day Tea to be held in May. The program was pre- Isented by Mrs.

W. G. Flem- ing. Canal Locks Closed To Boats Boatowners and fishermen today were notified the locks in the Apopka-Beauclair Canal are closed to navigation until further notice by Orange County commissioners. Nothing Down Poy Monthly Home ADD A ROOM Improve- mi meni Financing I.

Wisconsin DoLand 6th Ma pit, Sanford NEW SMYRNA BEACH City officials were elated yesterday over the possibility of landing a minor league team for spring training here next year. City Mgr. Walter Slattery disclosed he had conferred this week with high officials of a major league ball club. The city manager said he couldn't name names but "there is little doubt the team wants to send some of its farm clubs here and all we have to do is come up with the facilities." THERE IS LITTLE doubt the city will have facilities before another spring time rolls around. Work is in prog ress on two diamonds and $10,000 worth of lighting at the municipal airport now.

Slattery was particularly happy over the fact the big league club "contacted us. We didn't go to them. As soon as they heard we'd acquired the airport here from the Federal Govt they got in touch with us." Slattery said it was the same team the city talked with last year. AT THAT TIME a deal for private interests to buy the New Smyrna us Attend Meeting NEW SMYRNA BEACH Several New Smyrnans attended the Women's Auxiliary, Daytona Beach Deanery, Diocese of South Florida meeting at Titusville Last Friday. They were Mrs.

Harry Bradley, Mrs. W. F. Bumsted, Mrs. Harold Buttery, Mrs.

David C. Clark, Mrs. R. M. Harris, Mrs.

E. C. Henshaw, Mrs. Florence La Bau, Mrs. E.

L. Shea, Miss Virginia Warren, Mrs. W. P. Wilkinson, Mrs.

Mary Winterhager, Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs. F. G. Thomas and Mrs.

F. D. Wright. And Proud Of It MILWAUKEE, Wis. (IP) Ed ward Keifer, a new father, put up an 18-foot neon sign on the front of his hardware store.

It reads: "It's a girl, 6 pounds 11 ounces." C. E. PHILLIPS Local, (tale. Nationwide Mevlni Packin Crating ttoraqe Agent For WASHBURN VAN LINES SHAW FURNITURE TRANSFER CO. 1300 French tanford, FA 2 1991 Nighl rhonea: FA 0594 or FA 2-2101 MARY CARTER Mi EVERY 2nd CAN FREE! No Limit! 201 W.

FIRST ST. PH. FA. 2-3649 Sanford threatened with lepre-: chauns if they are not thus attired at a St. Patrick's Day dance Saturday.

Frank Yakots has converted his dance band into smiling Irishmen for the night. Frank Dinty Moore, owner of the country club facilities, announced the dining room operators will serve a dinner of corned beef and cabbage. WSCS Holds Business, Social Hour A LBERRY The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Community Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon in a combined business and social hour. Mrs. Odin Brown, vice-president, conducted the meeting due to the illness of Mrs.

M. Duggins, presl aent. koh can response was by Scripture reading and Mrs. R. C.

Carlson conducted the prayer service. FLANS WERE completed for members to attend the annual meeting at 10 a.m. clu'rcH OrlanoT Mrs. Warren Stevenson, secretary of TV. student work, spoke on The March of Missions in Healing.

She said that more support is given by churches for medical schools and hospitals than any other church-supported work. Mrs. Finney Haynes and Mrs. Carlson were hostesses at the social hour. The next meeting of the society will be at 2, p.m.

April 9, at which time new officers will be elected. Hardshell Clams Planted In Gulf TALLAHASSEE Lfl More than a quarter of a million baby hardshell clams from the north began life afresh todav in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The clams, so small that two are no bigger than a grain of rice, are to be plant ed along the northwest Flon da Gulf Coast in an attempt to revive a one-profitable clam industry in the state. The project is being carried out by the U. S.

Fish and Wildlife Service and Florida State University. The 360,000 clams from Connecticut are to be put in the Gulf at Alli-Gator Point near Panacea and at Fanama City. Their growth is expected to be more rapid than in cold Atlantic waters. ACTION SALES, INC. 1KI.

Pich rS60 S. Blvd. DELAND Wholesale To All HARRIS PAINTS Outside Whits Fums Proof Mildtw $3" GALLON FRATERNAL W. 51 48 38 27 L. 25 28 38 49 Moose No.

3 Moose No. 2 Lions Independents MIXED Reliable Constr. W. L. 63'i 40' 62j 61Va Kirkland's Mkt.

Colonial Funeral H. Baldauff Plastering Beseo Concrete Prod. Calkins Electric Todd's Grocery 51 53 51 53 50'. 53Mi 46i mi 46 58 45 59 Inland Bmck LADIES W. L.

State Farm Insur. 68Va 39'4 66Va 41Mi 60Vi 47Mi Fischer Electric Rural Gas East Richers 55 53 54 54 49 59 39 69 Towne Country DeLand Camera Roher Prod. No. 1 Roehr Prod. No.

2 381 69' JR. ALL STARS BANTAMS W. L. Fischer Electric 38 22 Horns Serv. Sta.

35 24Vj Liggett Electric 32 28 DeLand Bowl 14Vi JR. ALL STARS JUNIORS W. L. Proctor-Armstrong 49 35 Conrad Insur. 47 37 Gregory Bldrs.

44tt 39'i Jacobs Mtr. Serv. 27V 56' DOGHOUSE W. L. 54 42 Taffrail Bar The Gift Shop Otis Thomas 5314 42V4 5314 42' 4 Nilsson Realty University Mtrs.

Sam Rodes 44 52 43 53 40 56 League Hears Building Report SANFORD Work on building improvements at the Congre a 1 1 a 1 Christian Church will start April 7, the church's Friendship League was informed this week in a report by Mrs. William Hein- buch, president. The league cleared $95 on its Valentine box supper and voted to have a white elephant 1 sale at its next meeting. WILL TRADE modern 2-bed-room trailer with 20-ft. Alumo-room for equity in furnished 3-bedroom home.

Call Sanford FA 2-4888. 63-2 SCHOOL, instrucrtoni SANFORD NURSERY School, I pre-kindergarten curriculum, 2541 Palmetto. FA 2-7741. Trnilera, Trutli tor Sole CHEVROLET, '54, ii-ton pick-j up, good condition. $G00.

2553 Park Sanford. 77 HOUSE Tro.ler tor Sole NEW MOON, 35', All modern and faoo. Includes alum-awmns and' all connections. See at l0l W. 3rd Sanford.

Phone FA Nationally Advertised FURNITURE at DISCOUNT PRICESI BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 901 W. 1st St SANFORD Evening Appointment Ph. FA 2-387S "Nice." i.