The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 37

9 STORIES BY SID PORTER 'Harvey' Try outs Set By DeBary Players I North Orlando Has Busy Police Chief rlattbo fcrattarl Tuesday, Mar. 26, 196S i dent of the Players, at the recent business meeting appointed a nominating committee consisting of Ammon, Don Hamm and Ruth Braun. The committee is to report at the May meeting. Congressional candidate Bill Chappell's name for his supporters, Chappell's chargers, might start a trend. In the Volusia race for tax assessor, it might be Frances Weinman's rrn.

radio. Purchased this month the council at a cost of $80, this enables North Orlando to receive calls from the sheriff's department and other nearby icipalities. Hennigan stated this monitoring unit "increases North Orlando's value as a law enforcement department and enables the village to be aware of crimes being committed in other towns." fl 8 BBSS Friday when services were held for Vietnam casualty Charles Richard Beall. Young Beall was a marked contrast to the hippies who demonstrate against the war In Vietnam. He was wounded In Vietnam when he previously served there, but he went back to do his duty that cost him his life.

We've never spoken before a better audience than that of the Deltona Lions Club and their ladies last week. We also say the same thing for a journalism fraternity at Stetson, where we spoke the same night prior to the Deltona appearance. Some of the questions from the students and from the faculty mem-b ers present indicated they might not be in accord with our newspap DEBARY Tryouts for "Harvey" the next presentation of the DeBary Players, are at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the community center. There are 10 roles in the cast and the play is to be directed by Don Ammon.

The comedy will be presented in the center in May. Florence Thuot, presi- Guest Speaker LEESBURG Guest speaker at the Leesburg Lions Club Monday, was Harry J. Meisel, assistant professor and director of men's physical education. Rollins College, Winter Park. A FLOYD THEATRE OPEN 6:30 NEW ADM.

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In peace justice races it could be Horace Heley's hellions, and Lloyd Sparks' spielers. In the state senate race, Fred Karl could call his female sup- porters Karl's darlings, and Ralph Clayton his i team Clayton's quackery, 1 if Ralph could stand the memory of a duck shoot at which he was trapped innocently by an archaic law. We've mentioned be- fore how this was the friendly season, but we're ama.cd at how friendly. People we suspect are going to be i candidates suddenly 5 speak so cordially we 1 look around to see if they are greeting somebody I behind us. If body would take shoddy merchandise 1 back to the stores, the CHIEF THOM.

HENNIGAN Organizing department 'Boeing'-Is Next At LT'sBarn NEW SMYRNA BEACH "Boeing, Boeing" opens Thursday night at New Smyrna Beach Little Theater Barn on Third Avenue presenting the "comings and goings" of Bernard, a Paris architect played by George Ledoux and his three fiancees. When all three ladies played by Joan Wilson, Cathy McDougall and Cynthia Hanks, are housed under one roof, the housekeeper, Gail Poland, is fatigued and near collapse from watching this activity. Not so is Bernard's friend, Robert, portrayed by John Davis, who stays to watch the maestro at work. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. during the 3-night run, March 28, 29 and 30.

MAY FAIR COUNTRY CLUB Sanford, Fla. GREENS FEE $300 MOO Visitors art uvlcomr Hennigan has also start ed an auxiliary force of five men. He pointed out tfrese auxiliary are "strictly volunteers," and purchase all their own uniforms and supplies, use their own time for any training, and are "back up" men for the regular police. DURING HIS short time in office, Hennigan feels he has accomplished much and is especially pleased with the cooperation received from other departments. He is also pleased with the village council, saying he feels council is aware of the growing crime problem in the state, and is doing "everything they can" to provide equipment and supplies.

In his six weeks in office, Hennigan reports North Orlando has been involved in four felony suspect arrests and one death in addition to the usual traffic violations and patrols. He would like to see the residents comply with the dog ordinance better than they have been and would like to educate the people to the dangers of excessive speed on the village streets because of the many preschoolers. All in all, Hennigan feels North Orlando is "a good town with good people," and is proud to be the town's police chief. Bring Your Car The By Mary Ann Campbell NORTH ORLANDO -Since becoming North Orlando police chief February 5, Thomas Hennigan has been a busy man. Consuming much of his time has been the establishing of a complete and up-to-date filing system for the police department Previously, all police actions in the village were reported on complaint forms.

Now, Hennigan reports, the department has offense ts, supplementary forms, traffic violation forms, death reports and new complaint forms which are card indexed for easy filing and reference. ALL THESE forms and reports are installed in a brand new filing cabinet, puchased by the council for 520, and installed in Hen-nigan's home, sometimes referred to as the North Orlando police station. Another addition to the department has been a monitoring unit for VHF L-SJC Taking Applications LEESBURG Applications are now being received by the admissions office of Lake-Sumter Junior College from those students who plan to attend L-SJC Fall Term which begins Aug. 30. This group includes present high school seniors.

AFTER acceptance is granted by the admissions office, the student will be notified by the Office of Student Personnel of an appointment to preregister. PRICE BREAK SPECIAL l-U Auto Floor Mat A toodyear exclusive $2is el deluie quality! Front floor mat with crr-st esign. Cut off strip on each end to permit use in smaller cars. Choice of 6 colors. Golf Club Set 7-piece set by Spalding Includes and 3 woods; 3, 5, 9 irons; and putter.

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Full size clamps assure solid contact. by a nutacturers, canners or what have you might get wise and quit putting things over on the merchants and the public. For instance, we got into a so-called okra and. tomatoes can purchased from a well-known chain supermarket. The okra was so tough we couldn't eat it and there was only a trace of tomato to be found.

It looked like the tomato was dragged through with a string. The supermarket people gladly refund you. But wh's going to rummage around in the garbage can to find a container? It's the same way with a steak supposed to be tender, but which is so tough you can't get a fork in the gravy. We wonder how they ever kill such a tough steer, unless they wait for it to die of old age, or use an atomic blast. J.

W. Watson, commander of DeBary American Legion Post 259, said he thanks the people and the merchants for flying their flags at half-mast TAKE A BREAK by John Mikltr What still remains a mystery to married men is what bachelors do with their money. Friend of ours says his insomnia is so bad now that he can't even sleep when it's time to get up. Things are getting so it isn't so much what we stand for as why we stand for it. Before long, "a dollar to a doughnut" may be an even bet One thing you can bet on: you'll get a healthy fun filled workout when you go skating at Skate City roller rink on the Dog Track Road between Sanford and Orlando.

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Lees burg Elks Hold Elections LEESBURG Officers for the coming year will be elected at the meeting of Leesburg Elks Auxiliary on lhursday at tne fcws Club, following dinner scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Speaker for the evening will be Mrs. William "Sis" Hickman, of Clay Ceramics on South 14th Street, who will discuss the making of ceramics and will demonstrate some methods for making them. Committee chairmen are reminded that annual reports are to be made at this meeting. Reservations should be made by Wednesday noon by calling Mrs.

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